00:03:34.160Well, that piece went completely viral. Halpern later posted on X that 17 additional Republican strategists later confirmed to him that his reporting is accurate and that they were seeing the same thing.
00:03:46.100Well, Mark has continued his reporting and he is here to share what exactly he's seeing.
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00:04:58.700989898. Mark, welcome back. So did you expect to unleash such a torrent of upset with your first
00:05:08.020column? I really didn't, because as you said, anyone who's got any sources in Republican
00:05:12.780politics knows that this is the state of play right now. It's not a prediction. It's not a
00:05:18.380guess. It's not based on looking at public polls, which are mostly junk. People are right to be0.98
00:05:23.080suspicious of them. Ask almost any Republican strategist. Chris LaCivita maybe is an exception.
00:05:29.080And they'll tell you right now things are very grim. There are races that they weren't0.93
00:05:33.160thinking would be in play that are now in play. And ever since I wrote it and ever since Chris
00:05:39.580posted what he posted, I've said, if you're a Republican strategist and you agree with Chris
00:05:44.320La Vida and you disagree with my reporting and you're working on any races, contact me. I'm up
00:05:49.700to 45 now. And all 45 have said one of two things. Either my reporting is spot on, Republicans are
00:05:56.100facing a tough situation, or about half of those 45 have said, you've actually understated the
00:06:01.660case. The problem's bigger than your sources so far have described it. I'm not Christmas. All
00:06:07.740right. Give it to us straight. Give it to us straight. How bad is it? Well, look, there's
00:06:11.780still republicans have a money advantage they have an operational advantage with james blair
00:06:16.480the president's political lieutenant the president could could start driving messages that are
00:06:20.960helpful as opposed to unhelpful messages like i love data centers and i love ai if that happens
00:06:26.920maybe things will change but right now i'd say democrats would pick up at least 25 house seats
00:06:31.600net and at least six senate seats net today based on talking to campaigns could be bigger0.98
00:06:38.700Oh, I mean, that that will get you called full of shit every time by Chris Lasavilla, because those are awful numbers.0.92
00:06:48.740And now you're talking about that's more than a blue wave. That's it. We're tidal wave.0.99
00:06:53.540We're looking at the New Jersey coastline after this three day nor'easter kind of situation.
00:06:58.880Yeah. And now, again, there are a lot of races that are close. The good news for Republicans, besides their money advantage, is these Democratic Party brand is crap. Democrats have a lot of inexperienced candidates. They've not played at this level. Republicans have a plan to define them. And the negative ads are just coming out.
00:07:19.200But when you're talking about South Carolina and Mississippi as potentially in Kansas as being in play, you know, there's a problem.
00:07:27.440And again, for people who want to say, well, he's just going on the fake polls.
00:07:31.560I almost never read the public polls because I agree with most of the public that they're mostly not that valuable.
00:07:37.580But I'm talking to Republican campaigns, to consultants and candidates involved in contested races.
00:07:42.960And they say the worry is any close race, they'll lose because they've lost a lot of support from independents.
00:07:50.220And you need to inspire your base, but you need independents.
00:07:53.500And right now, independents are just in a mood to send a message to the Republican Party in most places, not every place, that they want to change.
00:08:11.880I wouldn't be voting Democrat, but I'm feeling what everyone's feeling, which is like, what happened?
00:08:18.720How do we get bogged down in an Iranian war that no one supports?
00:08:23.000Why is the White House trying so hard to turn A.I. into a red versus blue issue rather than actually considering whether people have legitimate fears and concerns around it?
00:08:33.160You know, like every other week, there's a story about how much money the Trump family is making, but the American people are suffering mightily as a result of this economy and inflation and in particular high gas prices.
00:08:47.020And God forbid you come anywhere near needing diesel gasoline, which almost everyone does.
00:08:54.480I mean, if you drive a truck, you need diesel gasoline.
00:08:56.780If you operate heavy machinery, you need diesel gasoline.
00:09:00.120If you fly in a plane, you're you're paying for it.
00:09:02.760It's like, it's everywhere, as Doug Brunt, author of The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel,
00:09:07.980and now the follow-up, which is The Lost Empire of Emmanuel Nobel, pointed out to us.
00:11:44.980And then in Mississippi, the Democrats have a decent candidate.
00:11:47.780and there's a story in the Wall Street Journal today about how big donors are thinking of going
00:11:51.600in there. They may not win those two races. But again, just like with Kansas, the fact that these
00:11:56.780places are close. Kansas is another one. And Florida. We have to talk about Kansas and Florida.
00:12:01.320The fact that these places are close says something. Kansas, I really don't think the
00:12:04.900Republican incumbent, Roger Marshall, is the leader at this point. I think he's going to have
00:12:09.880to fight back. And, you know, when J.D. Vance spends a day in Kansas, you know, they're concerned
00:12:15.480about it there's no hiding the president the vice president their schedules tell the tale
00:12:19.940the president's going to uh going to um alabama the president's alabama president's going to
00:12:26.520oklahoma you know that tells you why are you saying words like alabama and mississippi and0.99
00:12:31.660oklahoma stop saying those words this is it'd be like if barack obama was five alarm fire shit0.99
00:12:36.400like if barack obama in the last month was going to vermont right you just say well if he's going0.99
00:12:41.000to vermont obviously there's a huge problem for democrats and and and that's what's happening now
00:12:45.200It doesn't mean they're going to lose them all. They're doing what they think they need to do to try to save some of these seats. But I wouldn't be surprised, again, if they lost well more than the number of Senate seats that people have talked about. They could also, you know, hold them all because, again, this is probably the best news for Republicans, Megan.
00:13:02.940There's almost no race that's contested.
00:13:05.680Let's say there's now 40 contested House races and a dozen contested Senate races.
00:13:09.700There's almost no race where Republicans are behind by more than five.
00:13:12.920They're all they're all within the margin of error.
00:13:15.420So if they execute on negative ads, if they execute on turn out the vote, if they execute
00:13:19.940on presidential visits, you know, and vice presidential visits, they can save a lot of
00:16:52.020Your piece for the Daily Mail that caused all the kerfuffle has the following line,
00:16:57.180I have an investment banker friend who once offered this sage advice, sometimes the appropriate
00:17:01.780response in a crisis is, in fact, to panic.
00:17:06.260And then you point out that while the Trump White House is maintaining a stiff upper lip,
00:17:10.820The code of political omerta was broken by veteran Iowa talk show host Steve Dace, who said yesterday, Iowa House Republicans were informed by their own pollsters that if you are in a plus 15 district, you're within the margin for error.
00:17:26.760If you are in a plus 10 district, you're underwater and that this might end being an even worse midterm environment than 2006.
00:17:40.340This, as the the Cook political report you point out, has shifted its outlook for Senate races in multiple races, including in Kansas, where Democrats have not won a Senate seat since 1932.
00:17:55.400And yet, Cook is shifting the outlook there to more beneficial. It was likely Republican. Now it's only lean Republican. That doesn't mean it's going to be a Dem pickup, but it's shocking to see it move to the left, raising hopes on Team Blue for the first time in 700, almost 100 years.
00:18:18.780not to mention what we just discussed in Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, and so on.
00:28:18.740I mean, he was just cozying up to Zoran Mamdani, which is like truly, as I think I was saying to you last week on your show, who wanted to see that?
00:28:28.340Who on earth wanted to see Trump and Mamdani as BFFs?
00:29:44.280He is not some extremist, and he's telegraphing, look at me.
00:29:49.520Like, here's a Democrat, you know, a communist, and I can get along with him.
00:29:53.660The problem is that everybody in New York State and beyond in the Republican Party is using Momdani as their poster boy for the evils of the DSA and what is likely to come our way if we go DSA in the midterms.
00:30:10.880So it's not great to have the arm around him like patting him. This is my buddy and we're going to be friends because we truly pick up the New York Post on any day of the week and he's on the cover being attacked and for good reason.
00:30:25.820Yeah, I thought when you and I talked about it last week, I thought you explained it well, like Trump's just attracted to New York things and he's attracted to, you know, other people who are good and popular because he is popular in New York.
00:30:39.440I think another factor, somebody mentioned to me yesterday.
00:31:08.560Yeah. Like have your own game. He likes winners. So if you are strong, you know, like take an Elon, but don't kiss ass. You can you can make it in Trump's world. But if you get openly antagonistic, forget about it. You know, I mean, honestly, I can relate to this because I think Trump and I have always, for the most part, gotten along. We've had our downs, as everybody knows. But, you know, then I started criticizing him over the Iran war and he attacked me and, you know, things haven't been the same since. And that's fine. That's the risk you run if you're going to be an honest political commentator.
00:31:36.140But I will say, in general, he's fair.
00:31:39.280If he thinks you're successful, he likes you.
00:31:42.240And if he thinks you don't have Trump derangement syndrome, he will give you another chance.
00:31:46.800So I think he doesn't think Mamdani has TDS.
00:35:15.920because I just don't think people believe him anymore
00:35:18.840and it's undermining to him personally,
00:35:20.840to the presidency to probably to the negotiations to just just there's no reason and like people
00:35:26.720are associating it with their gas prices so like it's just it's there's no upside there's no upside
00:35:32.500to talking about the war let other let other people let secretary rubio talk about it let
00:35:38.540scott bassin talk about it but just just do other stuff because there's just it literally is is only
00:35:45.580negative as best anybody I know can tell. And the stakes are so high. It's not talking about
00:35:51.720the ballroom. It's talking about trying to end a conflict, which has huge implications for
00:35:56.740American security and economics. It's a mess. It's like between Ukraine, which Vladimir Putin
00:36:02.920has been a stubborn mofo and so has Zelensky. Trump genuinely thought he could go in there0.99
00:36:08.920and settle the thing in 10 days, I think he said. Of course, that turned out not to be true because
00:36:13.380they're just so dug in on their, well, we know why. And then Israel, you know, Iran, same. So0.72
00:36:20.040it's just, all of this is, I think what's driving down the numbers that like on a gut level of
00:36:25.820somebody who remains a Trump supporter, like I really do want Trump to succeed. I feel grateful
00:36:31.300that the pieces of the agenda that I was very vocal in supporting and the reasons I stood up
00:36:35.980there and endorsed him, he really has delivered on and continues to deliver on, namely closing the0.93
00:36:42.200border and attacking the trans mania, especially when it comes to our children. I mean, just last1.00
00:36:48.140week, there was yet another news item about six more hospitals agreeing to stop performing these
00:36:54.480barbaric surgeries on children under threat by Trump that he would find a way to close them if
00:36:59.640they didn't. So God bless him for that. But like so much of the agenda has been muddied by these
00:37:04.980other things that are contrary in the minds of many of us, not everybody, to what he promised
00:37:10.140to do, that it's people don't feel enthusiastic anymore. So I don't know, Mark, what would you
00:37:15.660tell him if he calls up Mark Halpern after he gets mad at you for your columns and says, Mark,
00:37:19.720you're one of the most astute political observers in America today. What should I do between now
00:37:25.600and 35 days from now to help my party? How would you answer? I would say I don't give advice to
00:37:30.740politicians, Mr. President. Thank you. Thank you for calling. Why can't I have an interview?
00:37:35.040What have you said? You can say it on the MK show and I'll tune in.
00:37:38.640Look, I think the thing you said, stop talking about Iran. Stop talking about Ukraine unless you got something to say that's meaningful. Stop diminishing your words. And then, you know, I'll tell you what most Republicans I talk to say. They say, do stuff like he's doing today. Announce a big new deal for a multibillion dollar investment in a state like Iowa involving steel. Like that's that's what they want to see him doing.
00:38:03.840They want to see you want to see him talking about stuff that means something to the real lives of real people, not the ballroom, not Don Jr.'s wedding, not whether Iran's going to be annihilated or not.
00:38:14.740That's what every Republican I talk to say the same thing.
00:38:17.460Use your ability to persuade people by talking about things that they'll say, well, that's going to make my life better.
00:38:22.660Yeah. He told, when did he say, who did he tell this to when he said he's not going to be campaigning that hard for the midterms because he said he's kind of tired of politics and he worked hard enough just to get himself elected, which, frankly, I mean, honestly, yeah, he's not wrong.
00:38:42.360But I don't know how much he's going to be doing between now and the midterms.
00:38:46.580But I do think he's got skin in the game, even though Trump, you know, I don't think he really identifies with the Republican Party.
00:38:53.000Right. I think he he's Trump and like he created MAGA, which isn't exactly synonymous with the Republican Party.
00:39:00.700But I think hopefully he's been made to see that his fortunes will be hurt if the Republicans lose his personal political fortunes.
00:39:09.180that is, over the next two years, if Republicans lose both houses. He says, I'll be a blocker,
00:39:14.040but that's not exciting. The American people need help.
00:39:17.540He's such a student of history, which people don't often credit. He knows the history. There
00:39:22.680were two extraordinary circumstances, the Clinton impeachment and 9-11, that allowed a president
00:39:27.980to not lose seats in the midterms. But he knows those are the exceptions in the modern era. So
00:39:32.840he kind of often will feel a slave to history or a prisoner of history. There's nearly nothing he
00:39:38.380can do at the same time people say he doesn't care about the midterms he doesn't like to lose
00:39:42.620you know he just he just he just all but i don't think he thinks that's him well i i genuinely
00:39:47.800believe trump sees a big delta between the party and i agree that that's his general attitude but
00:39:53.120i also believe that he knows that he will be tagged he knows again he knows what happened
00:39:58.100when barack obama you know talked about a shellacking he knows what happened uh you know
00:40:02.880with the Republican Revolution and Newt Gingrich.
00:40:05.920Like, he is aware that even though he might be detached emotionally
00:40:10.560and intellectually from it, he's aware that he will be blamed for it.
00:40:14.060And he'll be particularly blamed because whether there's exit polls or not,
00:40:19.400if there's a shellacking, no one's going to doubt the reasons for it.
00:40:24.020No one's going to doubt the reasons for it.
00:40:25.860As weak as the Democratic Party is, it's because of the war and gas prices
00:48:08.120Why are the Latinos so drastically against Republicans now?
00:48:12.340Well, mostly for the reasons that independents are and young people, including young men, are they they're not happy with the nature of the government.
00:48:19.800They're not happy with the war. Some aren't happy with the way Epstein was handled.
00:48:23.960And in the case of Hispanics, some of them have not liked the ICE and border border enforcement, you know, in Minnesota and elsewhere where the president has waffled on.
00:48:36.280is he only going after the worst, the worst, only going after those who've committed additional
00:48:40.260crimes, or is he going after everybody? So there's some specialty reasons, and that's what her thing
00:48:45.900was about. Her thing was about the border, but there's some specialty things that Hispanic voters1.00
00:48:49.980are upset about, but I would say if you talk to Hispanic voters who voted Republican but now have
00:48:54.640drifted either to Democrat or undecided, it's just the same thing as for everybody else. They don't0.97
00:49:00.540understand why we're in a war, why prices are so high. Yeah, that's what we learned when we went
00:49:05.940into 2024 is the the reason they were voting for trump is they hated the economy they hated the
00:49:12.180inflation and it was one of those oh latinos they're just just like us they have the same
00:49:17.260economic concerns they're going to vote based on the same issues but i do think it's interesting
00:49:21.340that you have like republicans running to the immigration thing and criticizing ice and saying
00:49:27.140like you know there should be more coordination with locals wasn't that the kansas message that
00:49:31.600we just saw like no we need to coordinate more with the locals on this it was like from republican
00:49:35.880lawmakers so they must be hearing something unless they're just misreading the latino backlash like
00:49:42.740but they're like so many politicians often do and think that they're just all about immigration
00:49:46.740i think there's some of that but basically and this is we didn't talk about florida you mentioned
00:49:51.300it this is the problem is the president's unpopular in florida and kansas and so for a lot of these
00:49:56.580republicans they're just looking for an issue whether it's the war immigration uh diesel a
00:50:01.280diesel fuel export embargo. They just want to be on the record as saying, I don't agree with Trump
00:50:06.880on everything, even if they don't phrase it that way. Because the president's super unpopular.
00:50:10.900Florida would be in play, both Senate race and governor's race, except the Florida Republican
00:50:16.020Party has so much organization and money and voter registration advantage. But even Florida,
00:50:20.680which has been a citadel for the Republican Party, is a problem right now, primarily because
00:50:27.700of the president and the unpopularity of both him and his policies.
00:53:37.000I would never take that away from her.
00:53:38.700She's accomplished a lot over her five decades in the public eye.1.00
00:53:45.980And I don't know, I truly, for one, would love to see her be an example of being a badass bitch at age 68 who, after all the years of nonstop sexual titillation or attempts at it,1.00
00:54:04.960somehow finds the courage and inspiration to lean into a new way of exciting us.0.92
00:54:14.820Because let's be honest, I don't think most men out there are feeling really excited about the0.73
00:54:22.320secret possibility of having sex with a post, post, post menopausal woman like Madonna.0.99
00:54:29.660And I'm only saying that because her whole shtick seems to be, have sex with me.1.00
00:54:34.960look how I might be while I'm having sex because she's on the ground writhing with her legs apart1.00
00:54:40.020with hip thrusts. So clearly she wants you to have that image in your head.1.00
00:54:44.920And I am here to tell her that there comes a time when you really should shift the message.
00:54:52.780It doesn't mean you can't be sexy at all. It doesn't mean you have to give up wanting action
00:54:58.520in your personal life. But this is the problem for aging sex symbols. Women who have decided to make
00:55:05.480that, their sexiness, their calling card, they've got a decision to make. You could go like fully1.00
00:55:14.220the other way, like Pam Anderson, which has been, by the way, a smash success. She, I don't think,
00:55:21.360has lost the affection of men. I think men who used to want to sleep with her are looking at her0.91
00:55:26.180now is like, I like her. She's cool. They're probably not thinking I want to take her to bed
00:55:31.500the way they did back in the barbed wire days. She doesn't wear any makeup now. She looks far
00:55:37.460less barbified and she's fine with that. She likes the face in the mirror matching the one0.76
00:55:43.880she sees on Instagram or so she has said publicly. You don't have to go that far. Like I always wear
00:55:51.040makeup when I go out in my down days. I think it's in part because I'm just so used to seeing
00:55:56.060my face more heavily made up when I do the show. So like to go completely bare, even to me, it's
00:56:01.660like weird looking. It's almost like, oh, wow, I'm almost not used to that person, but okay.
00:56:07.360Then you could go the full Pam Anderson. My point is simply to try so desperately to stay
00:56:13.940in the Sydney Sweeney lane looks just that desperate. It doesn't look attractive. I don't
00:56:21.620think it's having the intended effect. And I do think there's an opportunity for her to do kind
00:56:28.640of what Pam Anderson did, which is still have men being like, Madonna's cool. Good for her. She found1.00
00:56:34.000a way to redefine herself. That's what she was famous for back in the 80s and the 90s and the1.00
00:56:40.800early aughts, redefining herself, like a brand new way of shocking us or exciting us or getting1.00
00:56:47.940attention. It was always related, though, to something around sexual titillation. And wouldn't
00:56:54.880it be the ultimate hat trick? I guess that's not the right term, right? Because that's a hockey
00:56:58.740term that I think means something. In any event, wouldn't it be the ultimate trick to do it yet
00:57:04.160again without that shit? Because truly, like, okay, she's 68 now. When she's 78, when she's 88,1.00
00:57:11.180do we still play along? When she's 88, if she's able to, like, gyrate on a stage,
00:57:16.560Do I need to look at that and say I feel empowered as a woman? Because that does not make me feel empowered at all. At all. I would love, love for Madonna to find a new way of coming out and showing women this is a lane that's available to you at 68. That is me leaning into my fully empowered badass self. I have fucking more money than God. I'm internationally known, first name only.0.59
00:57:43.060I still have my talent such as it is. I mean, she was never known as like a great singer
00:57:48.560or even as a great dancer. She was always known as a great entertainer.
00:57:52.920Kind of like Paula Abdul, only a lot more famous and more successful. Paula Abdul was in the news
00:58:00.020back when she was at her peak as she wanted to be listed in her IRS tax returns as entertainer.
00:58:05.740I think that's what Madonna is. I just, whatever. This, what she's doing here is degrading.
00:58:13.960She's degrading herself. And I, look, I'm talking about her. I guess maybe she would consider that0.93
00:58:22.040a win. I don't see this as a win. I really don't. I am feeling kind of sorry for her. Like I,
00:58:28.740I feel like she, she looks a little sad to me. The whole situation is a little sad.
00:58:34.480And I wish her daughter, Lourdes, would step in and say, Mom, you're too cool for this shit.0.99
00:58:43.160Please be the too cool person that I know you can be, like Tina Turner was.0.99
00:58:51.440She was always the picture of class.1.00
00:58:53.260She had on the shake the tail feathers outfits, and she could shake it like nobody's business while she was a great singing talent.
00:59:00.960But as she got older, what did she do?0.99
00:59:03.080She still showed off those million-mile legs and the buff arms, and she had the hair, but she was appropriate.1.00
00:59:13.320She wore, like, the leather number, but, like, she wasn't showing off her ass, like, and her badge and the boobs with the nipples all the time.0.94
00:59:21.560Like, I don't—it's just there's a line, and I think to have class is to know where it is.0.94
00:59:28.220one other thing i was saying to my team like having i'm not against facial work i'm sure i
00:59:37.620will get a facelift someday um that's fine but i like i think doing it non-stop like to the point
00:59:46.500where it's like really obvious which is what i think madonna has done i think she might be at
00:59:52.520these two facelifts in, is just weird. You look weird. You look old with a tight face,
01:00:00.260an oddly tight face. And clearly she's had enormous lip injections and filler all over
01:00:07.060her face. And what that does is make your face look heavy, not youthful. Look at this.
01:00:12.760Look at those lips. She had nice, normal lips. And that picture on the left is with liner,0.99
01:00:18.360for sure, and lipstick. And so she had perfectly full lips. Honestly, those lips look literally0.97
01:00:24.100perfect. And now over on screen, right, we are, we have gone the full Kim Kardashian
01:00:29.340and look at how heavy her face looks. That's from filler in my view. These claims have not
01:00:36.820been evaluated by a doctor, but I'm just saying it looks like it's weighed down the entire face
01:00:43.040with filler in the lips, filler in the cheeks.
01:05:44.960Everything will be in the state of consciousness.
01:05:53.020So it's all the dancers in like dry ice, dragging each other around, legs out.0.98
01:06:00.320Yeah, I don't know if this is like simulated blowjobs or what.1.00
01:06:03.540But there's lasers coming out of the vag or the ass, and then Madonna also had that.1.00
01:06:12.460And she would later make remarks when she got to the microphone to, like, actually speak, pretending to, like, pull the laser out of her ass and drop it.1.00
01:13:53.420and I thought they were an adorable couple.
01:13:54.880She's married to, was, Liev Schreiber.
01:13:58.100And this is what happened with their boy. It's very sad. Like, it's it's very sad to me that they allowed their son to get caught up in the gender madness that is contagious in New York.
01:14:13.000The audience will recall we pulled our children from the New York City schools because they were trying to shove it down the throats of all of our children who had zero gender confusion, but not for lack of trying by the schools.
01:14:25.960And this is what can happen if you don't intervene and if when your child, you know, almost invariably persuaded by some forum on Reddit or a teacher gets swept up into this and you are told by the psychiatric community to affirm, affirm, affirm, affirm.
01:14:43.940And I'm just going to tell you, Kai Schreiber did not look so happy in those photos.
01:14:49.720And I don't think Kai Schreiber is likely to have a happy existence because none of them does.
01:14:58.400It's, you know, nine times out of ten, these folks wind up very angry, embittered, confrontational, entitled.
01:17:41.720And all you need to do is hear Elliot Page speak,
01:17:46.340and you will hear what is clearly a manipulated voice,
01:17:51.760a voice that's been so testosterone-ed up,
01:17:55.360it will never sound female again, but it will never be male either.
01:17:59.860It's stuck in some in-between that's only deeply disturbing.
01:18:05.540They think they're being woke and tolerant.1.00
01:18:08.140What they're actually being is dangerous, dangerous to other young people who have been swept up or are considering getting swept up in this ideology who now see, oh, look, you get celebrated on the cover of New York Magazine for this shit.0.99
01:34:58.120There were about 10,000 posters, gut privilege, check it, on the walls.
01:35:03.480It is known for how woke and annoying it is.
01:35:05.740And this is the same school that she says she sent her her kids there and that they got treated by a bunch of racists like it was a racist school.1.00
01:35:16.600Bullshit. Zero chance. That's true.1.00
01:35:18.640But my point is simply her kids had the best educations, both at the undergraduate and K through 12 level and allegedly at the college level.
01:35:27.700I don't think Harvard's the best place you can go, but a lot of people do.
01:35:31.760Then she becomes a federal prosecutor.0.72
01:35:35.700Absolutely no discrimination in that process.0.97
01:35:38.140She becomes, you know, what she wanted to be.
01:35:42.820And then parlays that into a television career that makes her millions and gives her this amazing lifestyle.1.00
01:35:48.440And she wants you to know that this is a fucking racist country that she has demanded she'd be perfect, excellent, because she's black.0.99
01:35:57.700So she has to be, oh, this is so tiresome.1.00
01:36:00.860And by the way, she's lamenting that the Internet says nasty things about her.0.96