00:10:48.200You went and did something when you got that star
00:10:51.520that made me do something I promised I'd never do,
00:10:54.740which is love again spot in my heart for jimmy kimmel i know it made me have a soft spot for
00:11:01.460jimmy kimmel i'm not gonna lie here is what he said when you got your star on the walk of fame
00:11:08.100sat one adam and i as you probably know don't agree much when it comes to politics but i love
00:11:13.420him dearly i've never worked with anyone funnier i i am proud of him i am
00:11:20.080this this is this is a guy who worked his way up from nothing to become literally a millionaire
00:11:31.820and if you don't believe it he will you'll hear him say it every single show
00:11:35.180adam is a true original he is a um he was a poor kid from the san fernando valley
00:11:42.500who was rejected by the management at taco bell and whose name will now forever be part of this
00:11:49.280filthy disgusting intersection next to a bank that has been abandoned for like 35 years
00:11:55.520it's true that was great white you know i've got one more this is you uh with a comment on him
00:12:06.640listen here i don't know if jimmy is the first person who believed in me but he's definitely
00:12:17.400the first person that ever did anything about it others sort of were like hey nice one and then
00:12:25.360they'd go their merry way jimmy took it upon himself to get me a career and in a world with
00:12:34.180comedians can be pretty cutthroat and there's a lot of uh sour grapes and they don't like it if
00:12:42.640you make more money or get more famous or whatever that is comedians are famous for that
00:12:46.900not Jimmy, selfless, always behind me, always promoting me and always making sure that I did
00:12:56.540the right thing. That is really sweet. I love your friendship. It's a reminder that our partisan
00:13:04.480leanings don't have to divide us in our personal relationships. Good for him for showing up and
00:13:09.420saying what he did and for always having your back and for you as well. Adam, congrats. It's
00:13:12.720awesome. Thank you. Now there's something that's interesting that was in there because Jimmy was
00:13:18.340joking that I would say I'm a millionaire, literally a millionaire going way back to the
00:13:25.340late 1990s when I was on K-Rock radio out here. And I would say it, I would say all the time,
00:13:32.060I'd go, well, you know, I'm a millionaire. I'm literally a millionaire. And the reason I would
00:13:35.440say it 25 or 30 years ago is because i was feeling what's going on now this like attack the bernie
00:13:44.040sanders attack on success attack on hard work attack on millionaires now back then it was
00:13:50.100millionaires then bernie became a millionaire she upgraded it to billionaires but there was this
00:13:55.340even back then 25 30 years ago people were trying to downplay their success because they didn't want
00:14:04.440a target on their back and I felt that pressure and went the other way and would constantly go
00:14:11.440I'm literally a millionaire a millionaire all the time because the K-Rock the radio station
00:14:17.580would say stop saying that stop it like they don't I would say I flew first class back from
00:14:24.380New York and they'd go don't say you flew first class and I'd go why not I'm a celebrity you know
00:14:29.940they'd go, people will get angry if you tell them that. I was like, F yourself. I'm not here to
00:14:35.680pretend like I'm poor. Get your shit together, work hard, and then you can literally be a
00:14:40.500millionaire. I'm not going to pretend like I'm you. You aspire to be me. I like that. I think
00:14:48.120people won't hold money or success, financial success against you if, especially if you weren't
00:14:55.860born with a silver spoon in your mouth and you earned it. You worked for it, worked hard. I think
00:15:00.520people respect that. And if you were born with a silver spoon, I think they'll forgive that too,
00:15:05.620just as long as you're not bragging about it like you did create it. If you're honest about,
00:15:10.080I was very lucky and I inherited money from my parents. I don't think people will hold that
00:15:13.580against you. It's like the people to whom it's given who want to pretend that they're scrappy
00:15:19.020and weren't born on third base, that's annoying. It's like, just stop. And then the people who
00:15:24.520become super rich and want to ruin our society with their money like tom steyer that we we all
00:15:30.860resent that that guy's so weird it's it's it's he's hard to figure out like and it's also kind
00:15:38.440there's something going on there who's running that guy's campaign like he's like tom we have
00:15:43.120to do the breakfast hold on one more picture with a tranny and then we can move forward it's like
00:15:48.560literally he's an old billionaire white guy made his money with prisons and oil and he's obsessed
00:15:56.060with trannies yeah weird he is and not only that you tell me when i saw this yesterday my first
00:16:03.100thought was oh my god we're so lucky that we have adam tomorrow look at his final it's an election
00:16:08.780day video um this is his closing message to the voters of la sought three i'm tom steyer and i'm
00:16:18.060about to ride the d oh when he said ride that ride the d i thought that d was short for dick
00:16:30.740but okay of course don't we all do why is he saying that and there's a guy wearing a t-shirt
00:16:37.120that reads ride the d this is a message to the california voters for the state house uh i don't
00:16:42.700know who was just saying that they're a bottom when they want to be a top or something i don't
00:16:47.260know what yeah there's some kind of weird oh i think oh it might not have been real but it was
00:16:53.200talarico talarico in texas yeah there's some kind of weird gay code thing that's going on
00:16:58.920and i don't know i i can't figure what it is it's weird it's like carol burnett what straight man
00:17:06.120yes would say my my final message is i want to ride the d my god what
00:17:11.480i want to ride the d to brownsville i have no idea i mean i don't want to get technical but
00:17:19.980i think only a woman can ride the d anyway not for nothing you may be right so but here's the
00:17:27.500thing you know what i want to say to everybody in california who didn't vote um or in the in
00:17:36.200the gubernatorial race right the ones that voted for steyer or voted for uh javier becerra javier
00:17:44.460baccaria as biden would call him all you guys who think it's a good idea to vote for javier
00:17:52.360becerra 10 minutes ago you were all in on swalwell so maybe your antenna is a little bit bent did you
00:18:01.580ever think that you could possibly be wrong with a vote all the people that are now voting for
00:18:06.920becerra were about to vote for swalwell yeah maybe maybe sit at home right maybe give it up
00:18:14.220yeah maybe you're not maybe your instincts are not that's maybe your divining rod is not great
00:18:19.340yeah well i'm worried a little because the rule in california is that you can mail in your ballot
00:18:27.040on Tuesday, all day. You got to get a postmark on Tuesday. And as long as you have one, those
00:18:33.400ballots will be accepted by county election officials for another week. I'm all for mail-in
00:18:39.520ballots if that's how a state wants to do it, I guess. I don't know. They're not great. I'm not
00:18:44.560actually all for them. But if you're going to do them, okay. They should have to be received
00:18:50.840by election day. What is this nonsense of it's election week and we have to sit here waiting
00:18:57.540because people decided to mail in on the day of. And what happened in 2022 was on election night,
00:19:04.840Rick Caruso, the real estate developer, was in first place. Karen Bass was in second,
00:19:10.260and she did not overtake Caruso for several days as late arriving mail-in ballots continued to
00:19:17.660pour in, which undermines faith in the elections. Agreed. Well, listen, you know, they always
00:19:25.740announce this, the most important thing you can do is vote, you know, as, as an American,
00:19:31.360yet it's so slapped together the whole thing, you know, you should have to go in in person and vote
00:19:40.220end of subject. And if you don't have the energy or wherewithal to do that, then sit home because
00:19:47.140and I get mail-in if you're in the military and you're abroad or something like that but this
00:19:53.280COVID mail-in thing is insane they used COVID to usher all of this nonsense in you can go to the
00:20:00.720Trader Joe's in Toluca Lake it's packed with people why are people scared to leave their house
00:20:06.820to vote when the rest of society was open and every market was crowded liquor stores were
00:20:14.880crowded theaters were crowded at that point what why is COVID so unique as it pertains to voting
00:20:20.900I don't I didn't I didn't understand it the rest of society was open here in California by the time
00:20:27.940the vote came around so it it it leaves the door open for fraud and it also it's it's like it's
00:20:35.660DEI and and here's why I'm saying it's DEI the most insidious thing about DEI is you being on
00:20:43.780a harvard campus singing young black man walk across the quad and you think to yourself is he
00:20:50.060really supposed to be here or is that just a dei thing is that just an affirmative action thing
00:20:54.820that's the worst part about it the part that you have to think that way and so anyone who wins
00:21:00.200karen bass over caruso or spencer you know nithia raman catches up to pratt in the next two weeks
00:21:07.620We all sit around and go, hmm, I wonder what that's about.
00:21:12.560I don't want, as a voter, I don't want to think that way.
00:21:15.860I just want to tally all the votes and get the conclusion that night.
00:21:20.860Because everybody, especially any Republican in California and in Los Angeles, is dubious all the time.
00:21:29.080We're like, I don't trust that system.
00:21:33.420Why do we want a system that we don't trust?
00:21:35.660Adam, how is how are the citizens citizens of L.A. even considering Karen Bass, given what happened in the Palisades?
00:21:47.500Truly explain it to me. Well, I have a unique perspective because I was raised by these people.
00:21:54.580My mom was this way. My grandmother was this way. My family is this way.
00:21:59.080and they think this way that that's it well before my mom died it was during the runoffs
00:22:07.740i mean she died maybe a couple years after the runoffs with uh newsome and larry elder and at
00:22:13.500some point she just said to me i don't know who larry elder is but i know who gavin newsome is
00:22:18.800and i'm voting for him basically i'm a democrat that's how i vote and i don't care if the entire
00:22:24.560city burns to the ground. I vote this way. Wow. I mean, it's so extraordinary. I get that. I'm a
00:22:32.720Democrat and I vote Democrat. I get it. Or Republican and vote Republican. But like she
00:22:36.360burned down the city and she didn't like the match exactly, but she might as well have her
00:22:42.040policies, her DEI policies, no water in the reservoirs. Like I she was in another country
00:22:48.880where she said she wouldn't be. She had received alerts. She didn't care. She went anyway.
00:22:54.040She stayed over there while the city was burning. I don't get it. What like the city burned down under her leadership and even Gavin Newsom to his leadership, too.
00:23:07.360And they're thinking about trying to elevate him to the presidential level. I just what would it take for them to say you're too incompetent to lead?
00:23:15.820Well, Democrats are not pragmatic by nature.
00:23:51.820She said in an interview she was kind of surprised by how this whole thing came about.
00:23:59.040And she thought she was going to be talking about bike lanes.
00:24:02.780She thought this election for mayor of Los Angeles with this homeless problem and infrastructure and fire and everything, she wanted to focus on bike lanes.
00:24:13.240She wanted to focus on road diets, meaning taking two-lane highways and shrinking them down to one-lane highways so people could ride their bikes.
00:32:00.000I think there's probably a secret Pratt vote, same way there was a secret Trump vote, or reluctant, where they don't tell the pollsters, they don't tell anybody.
00:32:10.080But once they get in there, they pull the lever.
00:33:04.060I really think a lot of the adversity comes your way because you're a black woman.
00:33:10.080It seems like the city council can be hostile towards you as well as L.A. Sheriff's Department and LAPD.
00:33:18.300What it's like dealing with such maybe non-diverse groups as law enforcement, although they are diverse, but there's maybe some white nationalism in law enforcement is my opinion.
00:33:32.780I think the greatest misunderstanding though is the fact that there's no way a city or a state
00:33:40.820or a county has power over the federal government. People would like for me to make LAPD arrest ICE
00:33:48.320officers, but what they don't understand, it's not that LAPD is giving me a hard time. LAPD does not
00:33:55.020have the power to do that. It's very important that I do everything I can to protect our immigrant
00:34:00.620communities but it's also important for people to understand what i can do and what i can't do
00:34:07.420all right bunch of thoughts bunch of thoughts yeah please okay this thing where first off
00:34:16.060people need of color when you're being called you know then all this race hustling is going on and
00:34:22.800they're calling lapd racist or white nationalists or something stop nodding to say no that's that's
00:34:29.780not the case it's majority minority for them yes why do every all the black politicians are like
00:34:37.480when they're going the country's built on racism and slavery and they just go oh yeah oh yeah oh
00:34:43.300yeah it's like it's bobblehead night at the uh at the obama library i don't know what the reference
00:34:52.700was but stop it just say no you know what that's not a situation i'm black i was voted in as mayor
00:34:59.220So I don't, I don't know what racism you talk about, but listen to me, Tom Bradley is black.
00:35:06.480Tom Bradley was the mayor of Los Angeles when 1973, before you were born, Megan, before
00:35:15.960you were born, my dear, don't argue with me.
00:37:15.600So that was his closing message. And then on top of that, TMZ got its hands on video of him singing with a bunch of drag queens in West Hollywood the night before the election. Look at Satvor.
00:37:57.540You can't say you're going to ride the D and sing with the trannies and actually try to tell us that you're not going to back down and you're tough.
00:39:12.900He so far, God willing, it's been rejected.
00:39:15.560Sadly, it was not rejected in the case of the vile, reprehensible, disgusting weirdo Scott Wiener, who did manage to advance in the primary for Nancy Pelosi's soon to be vacated seat.
00:39:33.340he he's a state representative right now and he's managed to advance to the general election
00:39:41.100for that seat and that's very unfortunate because he is truly a devil i can't stand this guy here
00:39:50.320he is in may 2026 could be could be a tom steyer event um if you look at this soundbite sod eight
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00:44:28.660Okay, now we're doing like Pride Salsa.
00:45:21.220By the way, I forgot to tell you, over at Target,
00:45:23.520on their homepage, on day one of Pride 2026,
00:45:27.700They have a USA section with straight, white, blonde people who are all part of the same nuclear male-female-led family front and center.
00:45:40.660So that's my evidence that Target has gotten the message since the days of the Tuckett bathing suit, which appear to have disappeared, at least as far as we could find or tell.
00:45:51.180So that's Target, but GMA and Disney, different story.
00:46:11.620I think it always sends a message that we need to fix things that don't need to be fixed.
00:46:19.180Like every single Martin Luther King Day speech since I've been alive has always been, you know, we've made a lot of progress, but there's still a lot to go.
00:46:31.440Like we still need every single you can see it every single year into modern times.
00:46:37.540They go, we've come a long way, but we got a long way to go.
00:46:41.760And it's like, tell us specifically what you're talking about in terms of a long way to go.
00:46:46.580Because that says to me, like, you're still like kind of Jim Crow-y, you know, and maybe some of you can vote.
00:50:25.160When the New York times talks about Robert De Niro's daughter, they say he, because he, she decided she was a, he, so they want to respect that.
00:50:40.780So when the New York times writes the article, they go, Robert De Niro's son decided he would trans and, and cross.
00:50:49.720And, and I'm like, well, now I'm confused.
00:53:43.480And when things are going poorly in the ratings, that's when everything falls apart.
00:53:48.520You know, I mean, it's no accident that there's so much infighting right now and all these firings, because if they were at the top of the ratings heap, they'd be getting along and nobody would be finger pointing.
00:53:59.840But they're failing. And I'm sorry, but they're failing because CBS is a dinosaur that doesn't understand new media or what people want.
00:54:08.020And then the person they brought in to fix it knows nothing about broadcast journalism.
00:58:04.840Scott Pelley wanted to know in front of the whole staff, demanded answers on why this guy and Barry fired the old executive producer and all their top most senior correspondents last week.
00:58:16.460without cause. It's been a bloodbath over there. And he's the, you know, managing editor and felt
00:58:22.880like he had the role of saying, how about some explanations? How about some answers to the rest
00:58:29.280of us here who are angry? And instead of like engaging Scott Pelley at all, and trust me,
00:58:33.900I can't stand Scott Pelley, but there is a way of managing talent and the best in the business,
00:58:38.300like Roger Ailes knew how to do it. Instead of managing him and actually trying to speak with
00:58:43.460him. It appears they just told him to fuck off. Okay. It's fine. I don't, that's fine. But you
00:58:48.680are guaranteeing yourself a media scandal. And I'll just tell you something about Roger. Okay.
00:58:53.380Cause I was very close with Roger. Yes. He sexually harassed me when I was young in my
00:58:56.600career, but we got past it and we were very close for my tenure at Fox and I watched him and I
00:59:02.440was his sounding board for many, many big decisions at Fox news. And he would almost
00:59:09.240never fire anyone. The only people he would really fire were people who tried to hijack him,
00:59:16.880who were like, I want you to double my salary or I'm out of here. I'm going to MSNBC. And he would
00:59:22.280say, don't let the door hit you on the way out. By the way, I have the same policy. Anybody who
00:59:26.320tries to hijack me and or else, bye, everyone's replaceable. Get out. I will never be hijacked.
00:59:33.260But what he would do with talent he cared about or producing staff he cared about,
00:59:37.120who had to be moved out of their position because they weren't making it in the ratings
00:59:41.280or their show was failing for whatever reason, is he would make them think that they had gotten
00:59:47.380something close to a promotion. He would give them a better title and he would usually give
00:59:52.220them a raise, even though they were getting a demotion. And you know what that did? It kept
00:59:57.700them quiet. I can count on one or two fingers the number of times that we had like an open talent
01:00:04.520war that spilled out into the news media in any big, huge way while I was at Fox. And it's because
01:00:09.960Roger knew how to manage talent. And Adam, it's not because he, Roger absolutely could have ruled
01:00:17.460with an iron fist. He was the most powerful man in news. Everybody at Fox News knew he was the
01:00:22.980only man in charge. He was it, not the Murdochs, him. And so we all had ultimate fealty to Roger,
01:00:29.780But he still took the effort to manage us because he knew it was bad for Fox to have the entire staff fired or the top people quit in a fit.
01:00:42.800And so even the ones who he didn't personally love and whom he was demoting, he would make them feel special, valued and cared about for the good of the organization.
01:00:54.320What you have over at CBS News right now is amateur hour in the management ranks, and that is why we are seeing this very public dispute play out before our very eyes with Scott Pelley's confrontation of this new guy making the news.
01:01:11.280Now, Barry issues a public statement trying to claim that they worked with him.
01:01:15.220The new executive producer, this Nick Bilton from The New York Times, issues a public letter explaining how Scott Pelley wouldn't dialogue with him.
01:01:24.920We shouldn't be hearing any of that from him.
01:01:27.360And now Scott Pelley's firing back with his own missive, reiterating what allegedly happened in this meeting.
01:01:33.220We can get into all these details because they're interesting to us as outsiders.
01:01:39.020It's been mismanagement from a team of newbies that doesn't know what they're doing and doesn't have the confidence to act like true bosses, both for the good and the bad.
01:01:47.940And a prick, arrogant, narcissist jerk who's been in the top role at 60 Minutes for so long that he thinks whatever he says goes and has the temerity to question any editorial changes that come along with new management, some of which have been very good.
01:02:05.260Honestly, like the attempt to make 60 minutes somewhat more fair and balanced is a good thing.
01:02:10.900It's a noble thing, but he can't have it.
01:02:12.720And that actually seems to be what he's truly objecting to.
01:02:15.760Any attempt to massage the editorial at 60, which he thinks he has total control over and he's learning the hard way, he's wrong.
01:03:15.300Why would I why would anyone watch it when it's so clearly leaning to the left?
01:03:20.800Now, you have to know that if someone like Barry Weiss shows up to an organization like this, they're not saying, let's do a little nip and let's do a little tuck.
01:03:31.700They're saying we need to break bones and reset them.
01:03:35.660And Scott Pelley and the rest of those types are not going to go without a fight because they're leftists.
01:03:43.220and even though they claim to be journalists my favorite part about Katie Couric or any of these
01:03:49.640idiots is the second they go out on the their own we see just who they are after claiming their
01:03:55.980whole career to be fair and balanced you know what I mean and like it'd be like me going well
01:04:03.720I only turned gay after the divorce it's like did you you were 51 really well I was married for 22
01:04:11.540really you weren't gay in your 40s nope it's like come on so all these people yeah jim acosta yes
01:04:20.120they all magically get super leftist and super liberal and super democrat it's like well that's
01:04:27.340who you always were because you're in your 50s 60s when you're doing this job so spare us this
01:04:33.600fair and balanced bs with as a journalist i like when they go you don't know how i vote yes i do
01:04:40.940I listened to you all day back on Trump. This is insulting. So they probably should have just
01:04:47.180hired Barry Weiss and then just cleaned house day one. They said, look, we're not going to
01:04:53.440have internal battles, especially with the left who are so righteous. They really look at it as
01:05:00.640their job to battle everyone who may be perceived as anything right of center. They probably should
01:05:07.900have just shaken the whole thing like an etch-a-sketch and just went, we're starting
01:05:27.000I'm not saying exactly like, go kiss Scott Pelley's ass.
01:05:29.720But for the good of the, is it good for CBS News to have this fight spilling out into
01:05:34.280the papers, this nasty, petty back and forth?
01:05:36.700It diminishes Barry Weiss. It diminishes this new guy, Nick Bilton. It diminishes Scott Pelley. All of them. It makes all of them look bad. And if you were managing an organization, you would understand that's not good for the company. It's not good for the shareholders.
01:05:52.520And therefore, I might have to eat a piece of humble pie in order to maintain an outward-facing humility and stability.
01:06:04.740And that is why, instead of going in and trying to fire the—
01:06:09.700Because the one guy, Don—what was his name who left, Steve?
01:09:48.000They're looking at these books where sexual discussions are happening with their children at younger and younger ages.
01:09:53.540Tiffany Justice read from sexually explicit books written for older teens, but found in a few lower schools.
01:10:02.960Most people wouldn't want them in a lower school.
01:10:06.000But in a tactic of outrage politics, Moms for Liberty takes a kernel of truth and concludes these examples are not rare mistakes, but a plot to sexualize children.
01:10:22.140Adam. A case went up to the U.S. Supreme Court not long after that, where it was acknowledged by the Supreme Court of the United States that these books are making their way into young children's school libraries to the point where parents needed to have an opt out option, which the Supreme Court found constitutional on religious grounds.
01:10:51.140Did Scott Pelley go back and update his reporting to apologize to Moms for Liberty for wrongfully chastising them for making these claims, which were acknowledged by the Supreme Court of the United States?
01:11:03.960Did he acknowledge to his audience that he had misled them?
01:11:09.260And so I have zero, zero tolerance for his waxing poetic about the editorial changes coming to 60 Minutes and how they're being.
01:11:17.380It's so wrong and he doesn't want it touched.
01:11:19.580So it's like there's to me, there's no one to root for here because he's awful and was he had no business being the main anchor at a property like 60 Minutes or at least the old 60 Minutes.
01:11:32.180And the way that CBS management has handled this has been abhorrent, too.
01:11:37.840You know, my favorite part about all the explicit material in the elementary school library is when one of the moms tries to read one of the books that's from the library in front of Congress and they tell her we don't allow that kind of language here in these in this house.
01:11:57.840and I'm like right in front of these adults in front of these and then average age you know 64
01:12:03.300and a half we don't allow this but we're arguing to put it in the elementary schools but this whole
01:12:08.640thing it's kind of that Scott Wiener thing too it's like I don't know why do we have to have
01:12:16.080this argument at all all the time you know it's like well the trans story hour it's not only for
01:12:23.940the kids there's some adults there it's at a library sure it's like do we have to keep arguing
01:12:31.500this insane point that we just don't want kids exposed to graphic things at a young age can we
01:12:38.800just leave it at that or do we have to just keep arguing about this yeah no we do because of 60
01:12:47.500minutes because of its editorial take, which, let's face it, has been in desperate need of
01:12:54.160correction for years now. So I actually, I mean, I do applaud the effort to try to right that ship,
01:13:00.800but there's a right way and a wrong way of doing it. Just because I said I would tell you what's
01:13:04.900being said, there was this open letter by this new EP to Scott Pelley, which reads in part as
01:13:11.640follows. I started this job excited to collaborate and to benefit from the wisdom and experience of
01:13:17.100the 60 Minutes veterans with you among them. For that reason, one of the first things I did in my
01:13:20.920new role was to call you and talk and invite you to dinner. It is a profound disappointment that
01:13:26.220you rejected that overture and chose ambush instead. Yesterday, you hijacked my first
01:13:31.140meeting with staff to disparage me, my qualifications, and my intentions with
01:13:35.880remarkable incivility and contempt. I welcome a diversity of viewpoints and respectful debate
01:13:41.380among the team, but this was nothing of the sort. Yesterday's performative display of hostility
01:19:50.440I now have my very own channel on Sirius XM.
01:19:53.480It's called the Megan Kelly Channel, and it is where you will hear the truth unfiltered with no agenda and no apologies.
01:19:59.760Along with the Megan Kelly Show, you're going to hear from people like Mark Halperin, Link Lauren, Maureen Callahan, Emily Drushinsky, Jesse Kelly, Real Clear Politics, and many more.
01:20:32.960The murder of Henry Novak has turned into something beyond one crime.
01:20:39.060This 18-year-old kid on his way home who got stabbed by a man who was Sikh and was carrying a set of knives on him, which is allowed some knives under British law, depending on how long they are.
01:20:51.340There was a real question about whether the knives he had were legal.
01:37:33.020If you watch what you say about Joey Buttafuoco, like he's a dope, he's a criminal, that's insane.
01:37:40.960You should get as much distance as you possibly can from George Floyd, whether you're in the black community or you're in the white community and you're kissing the ass of the black community who's turning George Floyd into a deity.
01:37:55.180that's insane and especially that it made it across the pond and that you guys would take
01:38:01.960knees for this guy it's totally and utterly insane to worship at the altar of george floyd
01:38:09.960and and by the way if you think j6 was a legitimate insurrection you're nuts as well
01:38:16.940and lying and if you think covid came from uh a wet market and not a lab then you're nuts and
01:38:24.460line too it's three questions we can just if you answer those three questions i can figure out
01:38:28.800whether to believe you or not on anything yeah that's so true whether you're a sane honest person
01:38:35.240right um well is this person sane and honest i give you jill biden yes we're back to jill biden
01:38:43.420who's still making the rounds on her view on her book she went on the view and said the following
01:38:48.400and sat 13 and he'd given so much of himself and to see you even saying like i thought he was
01:38:54.600having a medical episode i was concerned was there any part of you that went into protection mode of
01:38:59.080like joe you can't keep doing this like this is they're taking so much from you the doctors told
01:39:03.880me he was fine i'm not a doctor i mean i am a doctor unbelievable great unbelievable she admits
01:39:15.100it finally we know oh we know um all right so everyone knew remember they were doing those
01:39:24.940cheap fakes remember they were trying to sell those shots of joe biden drifting off at the
01:39:30.640juneteenth jamboree on the lawn or wherever he was doing with the thousand yard stare and they
01:39:38.280were going they're going that's a cheap fake that's a cheap fake and and i was like i didn't
01:39:44.280understand what that means and they're like well it's edited it's a piece of videotape but it's
01:39:49.240it's edited it's not the whole tape and somebody was trying to pass that bullshit off on me here
01:39:55.340in my studio and i said you know the videotape of p diddy kicking his girlfriend in the hall
01:40:03.020of the hotel by the by the uh elevator and they go yeah i go that's an edited piece of tape it's
01:40:10.820not the whole the whole the whole tape is 700 hours long that's just the clip where he kicked
01:40:18.160her by that's a clip of him doing that in a surveillance tape that's on a loop 24 7 are you
01:40:26.140suggesting we needed to watch the entire year's worth of tape or can we just watch a cut of him
01:40:31.760kicking her ass for 45 seconds because that's what we're looking at with joe biden this insanity
01:40:39.920I was on Bill Maher's show years, you know, I don't know.
01:40:44.320It was like four or five years ago or something like that.
01:40:46.460And they said, is Joe Biden going to run for a second term?
01:41:20.420So not only does she push this bullshit on us and expect us to swallow it, but she's
01:41:25.540out there once again, by omission, taking shots at her own granddaughter.
01:41:33.480Hunter Biden has a daughter by the name of Navy.
01:41:37.560We've interviewed her mother here on this program.
01:41:41.420That's hurtful to see a matriarch of a family who is supposed to bring a family together purposely exclude someone, part of that family, part of that bloodline.
01:41:57.200And that's something that someday my daughter will read and my daughter will see.
01:42:02.700It breaks my heart to know that it will break hers to read and see the things that she's going to see about being excluded.
01:42:11.600And she's going to wonder, you know, why?
01:42:13.660All I can do is, you know, be there for her when she does, when she is old enough to understand these things.
01:42:20.060I have to tell her, you know, I can't explain, I can't tell you why.
01:42:23.620I can't explain other people's behavior for you.
01:42:27.140All I can say is, you know, that I'm sorry.
01:42:30.000Is it true that when Jill Biden hung the White House stockings for the six grandchildren,
01:42:34.780not the seven, excluding Navy, that she also had stockings up there for the family pets,
01:42:52.380Hunter is. Oh, my gosh. Hunter is doing so great. And he's sober. He has a beautiful child.
01:42:59.240I mean, who's named Bo? He named his son after Bo and Bo named his son after Hunter. So,
01:43:07.720yeah, just shows the bond. Yeah. Once again, no mention of her granddaughter,
01:43:17.160who's been acknowledged Navy Biden, which is so hurtful. I'm sorry. Like, I'm sorry your son
01:43:23.640had a baby out of wedlock, you know, stepson, whatever. Stop punishing the little girl by
01:43:31.180erasing her from current history. I mean, she won't acknowledge this child. It's diabolical.
01:43:40.880Well, look, as we've learned, everything gets put through the prism of politics. Right. I mean, everything is just someone's running all the time. And we got Graham Plattner over there and they're all stumping for the guy with the Nazi tattoo with all the GMs to kids to young people or young women or whatever, whatever is going on.
01:44:05.740So they will pass everything through the prism of the next election.