The Megyn Kelly Show - Pride Month Pandering, Caitlin Clark Controversy, and Woke Drama at Washington Post, with Dave Rubin ｜ Ep. 809

00:00:00.540 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east.

00:00:12.040 Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. It's Pride Month, oh joy. 0.99

00:00:17.620 And we will bring you the latest, including Miss Rachel. And Caitlin Clark is tearing the sports 0.98

00:00:22.960 world and media apart because she happens to be popular and amazing at what she does and good for 0.60

00:00:28.500 women's sports. So you can see why people hate her. Okay. Today I'm joined, not for the first time in

00:00:34.680 the show, but for the first time in the studio, first time in the red studio by my pal, Dave Rubin,

00:00:40.500 host of The Rubin Report. The Florida man has made it up the East Coast and is here with us today.

00:00:48.780 Dave, welcome to the show. Megan, I am so thrilled to be with you and see what you have built here

00:00:54.060 and talk about the convicted criminals and all of the horrible people and terrible things that are

00:01:00.700 happening in the world. But this, what you have done here is really just absolutely awesome.

00:01:05.340 Thank you. It's fun. You know, we were just talking about like, I can't imagine what it would be like

00:01:09.520 to be stuck inside the building at Fox or NBC, right? It's just so wonderful to be outside of

00:01:15.380 that ecosystem doing what we do. You did the corporate thing, sister. You were in all the

00:01:19.360 buildings, you did all the stuff. And I was at Fox yesterday and this is not knocking Fox or anything

00:01:23.600 else. I did Godfield and a couple other shows yesterday, but it's such a structure. It's just

00:01:27.820 this very structured thing physically and sort of mentally as well. And then to come here where we're

00:01:33.860 in your guest house and you're just running just a completely professional operation that all just

00:01:37.820 goes through you, which is, you know, very similar to what I try to do. And it's like, at the end of

00:01:42.580 the day, it will work because of you or not work because of you. And what a beautiful thing that

00:01:47.220 that is. Yeah. Well, I remember coming to visit you in LA before you trekked to the East coast

00:01:51.580 down to Florida. I've blocked that whole period of my life out. That studio was gorgeous too. Like

00:01:55.460 I, that was part of my inspo. It's just, it's so great to have your own studio done the way you want

00:02:01.420 it done. There's no boss. There's nobody, you know, and I have realized this is a luxury. Most people

00:02:06.700 have bosses, but in news, the boss is the person who's going to control your editorial. So it's

00:02:11.500 especially galling because you don't always agree with that person. And when you work for them,

00:02:16.420 you kind of have to do it their way, which is extremely frustrating. So it's just that alone.

00:02:21.000 It's just, it's, it's a liberation to be out here. It's a liberation. And it's like, that's,

00:02:25.400 I think also what's resonating with people because they are not listening to mainstream media anymore,

00:02:30.240 even though obviously there's some good people, of course, that are still involved in mainstream

00:02:33.360 media, but they are so, they have so, it's so corroded. It's so slow. It's like a dinosaur

00:02:39.240 in the tar pits at the end. And now people are tuning into people like us and it's like,

00:02:44.600 we'll do the best we can to, to share the information as we can. And that's,

00:02:49.520 that's what people are doing at home with their families. And it's really,

00:02:53.600 well, think about it. It's like, you watch cable news and they're still limited to like

00:02:57.160 five, maybe six at the most minute segments. That's it. And the people don't consume information

00:03:02.560 like that anymore. And when you're on with them and it's live and the commercials coming and you're

00:03:06.640 just getting to the thought, like, if you think about it, like for us to talk, like we're going to do

00:03:10.940 this for a while and it's like, we have the freedom to like explore some stuff and see where

00:03:14.600 it all goes and maybe change our mind while we're talking. But when they're in that box and the

00:03:19.040 commercials come in and you know, someone's in their ear going, you know, all of that stuff.

00:03:23.460 I know. I used to analogize it to like, it felt to me the way it would feel if you were like a 0.88

00:03:28.460 Thanksgiving meal where you spend the whole day. I mean, let's be honest. I, I am not the one who

00:03:34.200 does. I've tried. I've made Thanksgiving meals a couple times, made a turkey. I have,

00:03:37.780 I've set fires. John O'Hurley and his wife, Lisa will back me up. I've tried. But anyway,

00:03:42.440 the point is a lot of people would be in the kitchen the whole day. And then when you sit

00:03:47.880 down, imagine you sit down to that Thanksgiving meal and you can have one bite of the turkey,

00:03:51.460 right? That's it. That's what cable news is. You have to do all this prep as the anchor for the

00:03:57.260 big show. Cause you don't know where it's going to go. And then all you get is just a little nibble

00:04:01.140 and the segments over. So I suppose the point is we're, we're doing it right. We're in the right

00:04:06.060 place. Not bad. Not bad. Um, I do have, I want to talk to you about what's happening at the

00:04:09.300 Washington post. Um, might as well kick it off there because we're on the subject of media.

00:04:13.400 So the Washington post is in like a, a slippery downfall probably to its end. Yeah. I mean,

00:04:20.580 it's hemorrhaging well-deserved. It's disgusting. Yes. Isn't it? Yes. It's worse than the New York 0.97

00:04:26.400 times. Ooh, well, I know we'd have to really think that one through. I mean, the New York times is

00:04:31.180 unbelievably horrible, but it's particularly perverse. Yeah. Still readable. Yeah. Like

00:04:35.880 you read it and you see it's bias and you know, you're getting misled. The Washington post has

00:04:40.440 turned into slate. Yeah. I mean, it's disgusting now. And it has been this way for a couple of

00:04:45.380 years. So you'd be shocked, shocked to learn they're hemorrhaging readers. Yeah. They're

00:04:50.640 leaving in droves and it's not like they had a huge Republican base to begin with, but you know,

00:04:55.740 even the moderate readers seem to have said you're too much for me. Even I have said that. And I'm

00:05:00.840 in news and get paid to consume it. I'm like, you're too much for me. Um, so they, the New York

00:05:06.540 times reported in July of 2023 that the Washington post was on pace to lose about $100 million last

00:05:15.280 year. Um, then in October of this past, you know, this past fall, the Washington post offered buyouts

00:05:21.520 to cut staff by almost 250, 240 employees. They cannot increase their number of paying customers

00:05:28.020 since the 2020 election. They peaked at 3 million subscribers back then. They're now down by half a

00:05:34.120 million and counting. It's just going down and down and down. Like these are dreadful numbers for the

00:05:38.360 Washington post. And now there was a meeting on Monday, today's Tuesday where the publisher will

00:05:45.720 Lewis and the new interim executive editor, Matt Murray met with staff and they, they got rid of

00:05:53.720 the, uh, Sally Busby who had led the paper for the past couple of years and made a shocking 0.96

00:05:58.460 announcement. Okay. Guess who's coming in to lead the paper? Oh, I actually don't know.

00:06:04.620 Count them. Not one, not two, not three, four white men. Oh God. The word during pride month, 0.99

00:06:13.060 white men, white men, they're white and they're men. And one of them was the leader of the wall 0.67

00:06:22.660 street journal prior to this. Oh my God. I think my analogy of a dinosaur in the tar pits is pretty

00:06:30.440 on point. That is what these, these things, they have grown so large. They've been so negligent to

00:06:36.480 what their job is of doing the news and doing it. Honestly, how is it, you know, you and I are not

00:06:41.620 wizards. How is it that we've largely gotten the thing, the big things right over the years or

00:06:46.940 didn't fall for all of the hoaxes? You know what I mean? Like, how is it that I didn't fall for all

00:06:51.820 of the COVID stuff? How is it that I didn't fall for Donald Trump, very fine people on both sides.

00:06:56.300 How is it that I didn't think Brett Kavanaugh was a serial rapist or that the Covington kids were 0.85

00:07:00.920 racist or that Jesse Smollett was, was lynched. Why is it that you and I didn't fall for all those?

00:07:06.680 Is it that we're so brilliant or is that, is it that the media lies about everything? And then

00:07:12.180 once, and once you see it, once you see it, you've peered behind the curtain, then just know it.

00:07:17.200 And what's happening is more and more people are seeing it. So their own readers are finally like,

00:07:22.840 my God, this is not a newspaper. Maybe they, maybe they never were. Who knows now, you know,

00:07:28.780 don't you, don't you think that a little bit? Like we always like to think,

00:07:31.200 oh, 20, 30 years ago or Walter Cronkite before that, or Tom Brokaw or something like that,

00:07:36.680 that it was better. Maybe it really wasn't. And just our ability to get information was so

00:07:41.460 controlled that it wasn't. But at this point, it's why when guys like Chris Cuomo, who I think I'm

00:07:47.280 seeing later today, I'm going to do his show at his house, which seems that will be a very different

00:07:50.820 vibe than what we're doing here. But, but it's like when, when he leaves CNN, it's like nobody cares

00:07:56.080 about him anymore. Or Don Lemon, he leaves because the chair meant something at those places. But

00:08:01.040 what they were doing, we're just acting as propagandists. And that's, what's happening

00:08:04.720 at the Washington post. You guys get all of this big stuff wrong. Eventually people wake up.

00:08:10.860 Yeah. And don't want to be misled anymore. Yeah. So pay for it. Do you know, here's the funny thing.

00:08:15.980 So now they they're bringing in the most competent people. That's their, that's their explanation.

00:08:22.420 White people, white men, my God, that's how desperate they are. And of course they're having a revolt, 0.95

00:08:29.180 right? The Washington post staffers are outraged. First of all, the New York times scooped the post

00:08:36.540 on this story. They got their story up before the Washington post got its story up about its own

00:08:40.780 shuffling, which is kind of fun. And the reaction by one reporter at the meeting to finding out four

00:08:46.900 white guys were going to be leading the post now was everyone was shocked, shocked with your email

00:08:51.240 last night. The reporter suggested the most cynical interpretation sort of feels like you chose two

00:08:56.600 of your buddies to come in and help run the post. And we now have four white men running three 0.62

00:09:01.800 newsrooms. Uh, this guy, Lewis admitted it's not great and vowed to do better going forward.

00:09:08.700 What about women later in the morning, the meeting, another reporter asked Lewis, whether any women or 0.99

00:09:14.000 people of color were interviewed and seriously considered for these positions. A question that

00:09:18.680 prompted applause. Yeah. It's gotta be a more qualified female person of color. Look at these guys. So pale 1.00

00:09:25.380 and so penisy Lewis said there will be significant opportunities within the news organization for

00:09:32.400 them, but no, he's not going to get into the details. Then he delivers the following hard truth.

00:09:37.960 He was asked whether he was intentionally bringing in people who come from a different culture than the

00:09:43.500 post, like the wall street journal and all the whiteness. And this is what he said. We are losing

00:09:50.300 large amounts of money. Your audience has halved in recent years. People are not reading your stuff.

00:09:56.800 I can't sugarcoat it anymore. So I've had to take decisive, urgent action to set us on a different

00:10:02.620 path, sourcing talent that I have worked with that are the best of the best. He, then somebody comes

00:10:08.520 out. One other thing says, don't we need our brilliant social journalists and service journalists?

00:10:13.080 What is this? What is that? And he says, look, you haven't been able to do it. I've listened to

00:10:20.620 the platitudes. It's just not happening. Amazing. It's so incredible watching wokeness eat itself and

00:10:29.240 destroy itself. You know what this is? This is, did you see the video? I'm sure you saw it a couple of

00:10:32.700 days ago at one. I think it was at Philly pride where the Hamas supporters got in it with the gays 0.81

00:10:37.360 at an intersection. And it was like, oh, this is the end of intersectionality. We'll end at an

00:10:42.140 intersection. And this is the same thing. It's like, you guys went woke. So the newspaper starts

00:10:47.440 basically pushing leftist propaganda instead of truth. And now you have to fix it. And you think

00:10:53.060 that only if we have the right diverse crew, if I bring in a black lesbian publisher, that somehow 1.00

00:10:58.320 it'll fix things. Nobody is against the black lesbian publishers, but give me people who are competent 1.00

00:11:03.640 and can work because otherwise everything will collapse. Literally everything. We will have planes 0.95

00:11:08.880 falling out of the sky because we will have unqualified people doing things. That's just

00:11:12.040 true. So they're all getting what they deserve. And I can only imagine what, what do you think

00:11:17.080 Jeff Bezos is thinking about this whole thing? Cause he can pour cash all over it for the rest

00:11:21.400 of his life. Let him do that. Then if that's what you want to do, then keep just doing diversity

00:11:24.860 hires and see what happens to your paper. It's going to look a lot like what just happened to

00:11:28.480 its paper. You know, the person they just got rid of was a woman, penicy, white, white, penicy 1.00

00:11:33.340 people. And they've, they've realized they might actually be the answer to competent management

00:11:37.380 at the post, but it's amazing to the, to listen to this guy, Lewis say to them like flat out,

00:11:43.780 it didn't work your way. We tried it. You're basically going to get fired. You will get,

00:11:49.000 you'll, you'll lose your job if we continue just hiring people who are incompetent to run the paper.

00:11:53.380 So it's my way of the highway. It'll be really interesting to see what happens to the post.

00:11:57.540 Now see if it's too late to save them. Do you know the line I quoted all the time from Michael

00:12:01.160 Malice? Uh, the corporate press is the enemy of the people. That's one of his, uh, his good lines.

00:12:05.780 And it's like, that's what they have become. Oh, well, maybe true. Maybe I think he slightly

00:12:10.520 altered it from, well, Trump, no, it was corporate. It was, yeah, yeah. Maybe corporate. Um, but

00:12:15.140 that they are all getting what they deserve at this point. You know what I mean? I have no sympathy

00:12:20.380 when these journal, when, you know, like the media matters, people that all just got laid off.

00:12:24.460 Yes. I was like, yes, yes. Enjoy your retirement. Yeah, exactly. Media matters for America is this

00:12:29.820 disgusting organization. The audience knows whose only mission is to just destroy conservatives who 0.96

00:12:34.380 are in the public space. I'm an alt-right homophobe. Or media space. An alt-right homophobe. 0.85

00:12:38.720 You're, you must be self-loathing. I am homophobic, but it's only because I'm married to a guy, 0.98

00:12:42.620 which it can be just, it's a lot. It depends on the homo. Yeah. I'm homophobic for one person. 0.99

00:12:47.080 Yeah. No, I know that those, those leftists are always saying I have internalized misogyny. Yeah.

00:12:54.480 Whenever I criticize a woman, it's my, it's my internalized misogyny working in a, no, it's,

00:12:58.780 it's dripping off you. I don't hate all women. Just quite a few. Just some. 1.00

00:13:02.560 In left-wing media. Yeah. Anyway. So yes, it's wonderful to see media matters for America

00:13:06.980 go down and their people get fired. And I hope they never work in quote media again. Not that

00:13:11.500 what they were doing was media. And I have zero sympathy for the Washington post. Um, I'm enjoying

00:13:16.560 this too. And I really will see like CNN, it'll be interesting to see if they can save it. Right.

00:13:21.480 CNN tried to pivot under new ownership. They brought in Chris Licht. He was a disaster,

00:13:26.840 but does that mean that CNN could, could not rebuild over a decade? I don't, I have my doubts.

00:13:34.220 Um, the thing is these things are institutions. So they exist even the death. Everyone is always

00:13:39.460 like, Oh, mainstream media is dead, but it doesn't just die overnight. Right. Like it's like,

00:13:43.440 there's so much money there that literally the buildings, like the buildings exist. So

00:13:47.620 these things don't just collapse overnight. That's why the tar pit reference for me works. Cause it's like a

00:13:52.820 slow death. And, and then when you're watching them die, then you watch more of them, like jump

00:13:58.320 onto them and die. And that's what, that's kind of what they're all doing. And by the way, wouldn't

00:14:02.460 it be nice, you know, even though we are now alt media or whatever you want to online media,

00:14:06.820 whatever this is, wouldn't it be refreshing if tomorrow the Washington post was better?

00:14:10.920 Wouldn't you love to report that? Like I really would if they were all better and that hampered my

00:14:15.880 views or even my business, I actually would be okay with that because I want this country to be

00:14:21.760 better. Washington post is like, you know, Woodward and Bernstein, like these are the guys who we all,

00:14:27.000 you know, that's been revisited too. I mean, I think in modern day America, Nixon wouldn't have

00:14:30.960 resigned and we still would have had a Republican president. Yeah. Um, anyway, somebody was asking

00:14:35.020 me who was president when I was born the other day. And I was like, my God, it was president Nixon.

00:14:39.200 And then honestly, it was like saying Martin Van Buren. I like that is so long ago.

00:14:46.120 Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Carter. So ancient. Okay. So that's Washington post. Um,

00:14:51.760 we're in Connecticut. We are president Biden was here last night for a fundraiser. He's so annoying.

00:14:57.880 He continues to shut down all the traffic around every place I live. And, um, he decided to use

00:15:03.820 the CF word for the first time at this meeting, apparently saying it's not on camera. Otherwise

00:15:11.000 I'd play it for you, but here's what he said at this fundraiser. Um, for the first time in American

00:15:17.460 history, a former president that is a convicted felon is now seeking the office of the presidency.

00:15:23.240 But as disturbing as that is more damaging is the all out assault Donald Trump is making

00:15:29.760 on the American system of justice. And then I'll get to the third part in a minute. But so this is

00:15:35.760 interesting to me. So he's dropping the CF word, right? Convicted felon and continuing what we've

00:15:41.240 heard from the Democrats in the wake of the verdict. You have to like it. You, you will accept it and

00:15:46.960 you will like it. And if you criticize it rule of law, it's incredible, right? If you criticize it,

00:15:51.660 you are doing an all out assault on the system of justice.

00:15:58.700 Well, irony is dead. I guess that would be the bumper sticker on this one. Um, first off,

00:16:03.380 you know, you had an incredible interaction with Dan Abrams about all the flaws in the prosecution

00:16:08.640 and the way they treated the defense and everything else. And Donald Trump for all the bravado and

00:16:12.700 everything else, everyone knows this would had not have happened if he was not running for president.

00:16:17.800 The idea that it's a hush money payment that maybe got miscategorized that somehow makes it

00:16:23.680 related to election interference. It's all a complete farce, but this is the thing is,

00:16:28.720 do you think he's going to end up in jail? No. So I do actually. I think that

00:16:33.300 the system has shown consistently, it will do whatever it has to do to stop him. And now with

00:16:38.820 34, uh, you know, with all 34, uh, when they're not indictments, they're 34 convictions, uh, with

00:16:45.740 all 34 convictions going up, how can the judge suddenly be like, you know, when this comes to

00:16:50.540 July 11th, how can the judge be like, you know what? I thought about it. We've had time to think

00:16:53.480 about it. And actually we're just going to, I don't know, give him probation or a fine. I think

00:16:57.160 the judge is not a prior offender. And because while the judge has issued jail time on these

00:17:02.860 offenses before they were, it was when the falsification of business records was to cover 0.98

00:17:07.280 up like a real crime, a dark, serious felony, not this bullshit. So I'm not saying it's legit in 0.93

00:17:13.380 any way. I just think the entropy of the, of the way everything is going lends itself to Trump ending

00:17:19.140 up in jail because of this, because the judge will be like, Oh yeah. And, and the other problem

00:17:23.540 is I know, you know this, that the, on the appeal side, there are five blacks, female Supreme 0.96

00:17:29.420 court justices in New York. They wanted diversity and they actually got the least diverse thing.

00:17:34.220 Now I know of course that your skin color is the lowest court in New York court of appeals 1.00

00:17:39.040 is the highest court. Wait, so the Supreme, not five. Oh, so it's not going to the, the New

00:17:43.100 York Supreme. No, I know New York is a wacky. Oh, okay. New York has a weird name for its course.

00:17:47.820 Supreme court is the lowest court is the trial court. So that's, that's not the appeals court.

00:17:52.040 Oh, well that's refreshing. It'll go up to the appellate division.

00:17:55.100 I like being corrected on air, by the way. That's actually very refreshing.

00:18:00.000 That's good news. Yeah. And then it'll go up to the court of appeals.

00:18:02.840 So it goes to them first. First, it'll go to the appellate division, first department,

00:18:06.740 which is the, the area that he was tried in like Manhattan. And then it'll go up to the court

00:18:12.180 of appeals, which is our highest court. I know. I don't know why they call the court of appeals

00:18:15.340 the highest court. Interesting. All right. Well, at least I had a, like, I had a legit error.

00:18:19.180 Okay. His, his judicial prospects remain bleak. That's true. Unless, and until it gets to SCOTUS

00:18:26.020 where he actually does have more than a fair shot at getting all of this nonsense reversed.

00:18:31.460 Isn't it just incredible though, if you just look at the, I mean, the fundraising numbers,

00:18:34.880 it sounds like he's gotten about a hundred million bucks since this thing. And if you look at the

00:18:38.300 polling numbers, it's like, it's, I don't know one, do you know one person that posts this decision

00:18:43.160 is like, you know what? I'm not voting for Trump or is scared by the convicted felon thing. I suppose,

00:18:47.180 I suppose they exist. You mean who was going to vote for him before?

00:18:50.680 Yeah. And suddenly, no, but the people that were kind of on the fence that I know these guys that

00:18:54.780 I play basketball with, who were all just kind of like moderate, whatever, they're all, all about

00:18:58.820 Trump. Yeah. And not only that, but I know Republican donors who are like on Trump who just opened up

00:19:03.720 their wallets to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. I mean, like they're pissed. It's a

00:19:08.300 Kavanaugh ask moment. We, as a Republic, we cannot survive. If you are going to jail political

00:19:15.380 candidates, even if you think that this is the most horrific thing that Donald Trump did by paying

00:19:19.920 off the porn star and somehow it had something to do with campaign finance. So even if you believe

00:19:24.540 that it is still not good to me, you'd have to let him out either way. Because if you think that

00:19:30.460 at the end, if Donald Trump is either taken off the ticket or jailed or whatever they could do to

00:19:35.580 him, if you think that that will make America better at the end of this, that somehow things

00:19:41.060 that the average person will be like, Oh, that, that did really work. And now we've got dementia

00:19:46.500 guy again and everything's fine. No, it will make it all so much, so much worse.

00:19:51.240 It better. I mean, that's what I've been saying for a couple of days now is that we must make it

00:19:55.900 worse. Now we're on this train. There's no getting off of it until the train goes, you know,

00:20:00.620 smashed into the side of the mountain. That's why I'm saying we can restart, but that's why I'm saying

00:20:04.160 he ends up in jail in a weird way because the energy is just like, yes, they will do everything

00:20:09.360 possible. Yeah. Only Republicans and normies have been like, no, we shouldn't do that. No,

00:20:14.900 this is wrong. That's why it's like, now we're at the point of no return. Fine. It's on. We tried

00:20:20.500 to be in denial about your plans and who you were and you know, our love of country with the gloves

00:20:26.260 are off. The mask is off and now it's on it's UFC. I'm sorry because it's the United States of

00:20:32.680 America, but this is the only way to say to save it. And then we'll get back to normal,

00:20:37.140 but we're not getting back to normal with, by keeping our hands clean.

00:20:40.260 Isn't that interesting? It sort of feels like we needed to go through this in a weird way.

00:20:43.300 We've been in this slow descent to hell for a long time. And now, now mask, the mask is coming off.

00:20:48.240 You know, I was a big DeSantis guy during the primary, but in, in retrospect now I do feel,

00:20:53.140 well, first off, I'm very happy that he's my governor again, because I think the States have a lot

00:20:56.460 more should have, and do have a lot more to do with your life on a day-to-day basis then.

00:20:59.860 So I'm very happy he's back as a Floridian. I'm very happy he's back. But in another way,

00:21:04.560 now seeing everything they're doing to Trump, it's like, he is the only one that could fight

00:21:09.740 this thing. He may not win this fight. And then, and then it will be very bad for all of us, but we

00:21:13.660 needed to get to this moment. And again, we will, we will see. Cause if they put him in jail, then

00:21:19.820 one of the things we need to do, we need to do either way. I don't care who wins is we need to shrink

00:21:24.840 the executive. Yes. We like cases like Chevron deference at the Supreme court, which is trying

00:21:29.740 to decide how much power those agencies around the president actually have versus Congress.

00:21:33.660 They are lawmakers who actually do answer to us. I know Congress is not great, but at least they

00:21:37.840 answer to us. You know, we can kick them out after two years in the house and six in the Senate.

00:21:43.140 We have given the executive far too much power. That was never the vision of the founders.

00:21:46.860 And we never wanted a King and they're getting a little King-like I'm sick of it. And I, if that,

00:21:52.720 if Trump wins, one good thing will be the left will agree with me that we need to shrink the

00:21:58.680 powers of the presidency. Right. And maybe we'll do something. I want to show you, we have James

00:22:02.560 Comey who was asked. I mean, I love that we're, we go to this guy, like he's the subjective.

00:22:06.960 Oh, he's so subjective. Right. Like, sure. Give me your point of view on whether Trump could go to

00:22:13.840 jail. Like, how would they do it? So this is one of the questions everybody is wondering.

00:22:17.680 And here's what he said. Look at Sato. Do you agree with that? That it would be difficult

00:22:21.760 or nearly impossible for the law enforcement institutions to put him in actual jail?

00:22:26.440 No, they would just put him in a double wide somewhere out near the fence, out in the grass.

00:22:30.660 And he would eat there. He'd shower there. He'd exercise there. He'd be away,

00:22:34.960 as Donya Perry said, from general population, but it's obviously doable.

00:22:38.900 So he will basically put, be put in solitary confinement for writing legal expenses instead

00:22:48.580 of hush money payment for what? Four years. Was that what James Comey would like? I mean,

00:22:54.400 honestly, that's where we put our most violent felons. Not that Trump wants to rub elbows. I'm

00:22:59.420 sure with a lot of the people he would be at Rikers with, although they probably like Trump,

00:23:03.980 but this is the problem in trying to put a former president behind bars. It's just patently absurd.

00:23:11.940 But again, you can see the way they're seeding the ground or they're, they're seeding the,

00:23:15.980 the fertilizer basically to put him in jail. They were already discussing what kind of cell he would

00:23:21.080 be in the double wide luxury and where it will be, where the location will be and what he will eat

00:23:26.700 and how he'll get his hair cut. And they'll tell you all of the things. And does any of this,

00:23:31.520 that's what I'm always curious as particularly with MSNBC, which has just become absolute pure

00:23:36.180 state propaganda at this point. Did these guys realize what they are doing to the country? I

00:23:41.320 don't know. I mean, you, you, you worked with a lot of these types of people. Do they have any sense

00:23:46.060 of, of what they are unleashing? They think they're saving it. I mean, I can tell you personally,

00:23:49.940 right. Everyone thinks they're the good guy. Many people over at that place. And I didn't really

00:23:54.720 spend that much time with MSNBC years, but I know a couple who really believe that your character

00:23:59.600 is defined by whether you are for or against Trump and they're, you know, they really think

00:24:05.080 kind of like Sam Harris, you know, that the ends justify the means. Forgive me, Sam. That's

00:24:10.600 short forming those controversial remarks, but you know what I'm talking about, that he must be

00:24:14.880 stopped, you know, and that this is nothing. And you've heard them. You've heard, was it David

00:24:19.440 from, uh, who was out there saying, look, this isn't the best crime to get him on, but we needed to

00:24:24.600 get him on something. He's been gotten. That's the important thing. He's done so many things he's

00:24:28.840 gotten away with. No, one's going to cry any tears for this. It really, it's such a sad failure of

00:24:34.440 what I would say many of the old school liberals used to believe because, you know, from, I guess

00:24:40.000 he's somewhat of a conservative or something like that, but the Sam's of the world, that whole crew, 1.00

00:24:43.740 it's such a damn shame because it does not matter if you're left or right, if you're a Republican,

00:24:48.360 Democrat or anything else. Like if you just look at what's going on in the country, was immigration 0.91

00:24:52.040 better or worse under Trump? It was obviously better. Was the economy better or worse under Trump?

00:24:57.260 You have to factor COVID in, but pre COVID, it was way better. Internationally were things better or

00:25:03.660 worse under Trump? Way better. We had peace in the middle East and there were more deals on the way.

00:25:07.420 We didn't have a Ukraine war either. We didn't have a Ukraine war. We didn't have all of the

00:25:11.220 psychotic wokeness in schools. It was, it was bubbling up obviously. But the point is if you just

00:25:16.620 went through the laundry list that liberals are supposed to care about true liberals or any just

00:25:20.680 moderate, sane person, everything was better under Trump, which is why people like us have

00:25:27.600 begrudgingly, I would say, come to this side of the equation. I would never think that I'd be here,

00:25:32.280 but I, but I do care about truth. Right. I'm not like, Oh, I'm not part of Trump's cult. You know

00:25:37.360 what I mean? As I say, or like, uh, I'm not under his spell. That's what I want to say. I'm not part of

00:25:41.560 his like, Oh Trump, but I support the guy because I support what he did to the country. Right. It's not my

00:25:47.700 own personal grievances with Trump. That's not what makes me pull the lever or not.

00:25:51.840 And you could, by the way, you could have grievances. You would have legit grievances.

00:25:55.440 I think he's gone after you. Sure. I mean, I could, I could, but, but why would I do that to

00:26:01.120 my country and myself? I count myself and the people who would benefit from a Trump presidency,

00:26:05.560 my, my children, I care what much more about them than I do about, Oh, you know, he was not nice

00:26:11.860 to me. And I asked after I asked him tough questions, I that's all bullshit. That's what people are 0.99

00:26:16.360 like, Oh, why? You know, how could you vote for Trump? They feel betrayed. It's like,

00:26:19.960 because I care about the country, but I also wouldn't, I'm not so threatened by a Joe Biden

00:26:24.920 second term. And I am threatened by it that I would breach like crazy ass norms. All the stuff 0.97

00:26:31.200 I'm suggesting we do in lawfare, like the tit for tat isn't because I'm so fearful of a Joe Biden

00:26:35.740 presidency is second term. It's because they're corrupting our justice system. And the only way 1.00

00:26:42.280 to write the ship now that they've kicked it on its side is to kick it the other way. So we can

00:26:48.880 wind up straight up again. Exactly. By the way, I would say you should be afraid of another Joe

00:26:53.080 Biden president. Well, I mean for many reasons, but one of, I would say the main reason would be

00:26:57.300 that we don't know who is the real president, but I think we'll survive it. I'm not one of those

00:27:01.480 leftists looking at Trump, like the democracy will not survive. We will survive a second Joe Biden term

00:27:06.160 if we must. Well, I would say we will survive in that the United States will be here, but it,

00:27:10.140 but four more years of what's going on right now at the border, if, if nothing else, like that

00:27:14.780 actually isn't really survivable over longterm. You can't, at some point you can't have 20 plus

00:27:20.760 million people in a country have no idea where they are, what they're doing, what their beliefs

00:27:25.360 are and everything else, especially with the backdrop of October 7th. It's like, it's not a

00:27:29.460 sustainable thing, but I agree. I'm not like one of the hysterics, like, Oh my God, it's going to just

00:27:33.900 all collapse like that. But there will be a slow motion collapse, sort of like what's happening in a lot

00:27:38.900 of the European countries. Um, the immigration thing you're right is the, that's fundamentally

00:27:43.500 changing the country. And I read a great Victor Davis, Hanson piece. Um, he's always worth it.

00:27:47.640 He's so good. Yeah. He was lamenting the snotty current generation that has absolutely no gratitude

00:27:53.160 for what came before them and the greatness of this country as we're approaching D day, right? Like

00:27:58.720 they're not grateful. They're, they're entitled and they're kind of ruining the country. And he talked

00:28:04.440 about how these rebels who were protesting on all the college campuses were in the sixties are now

00:28:10.580 on the inside, corrupting them, you know, like at Northwestern and university of Illinois, um,

00:28:16.980 Bernadine Dorn, Bill Ayers, all of these folks. And, and sort of, there's no gratitude for how we got

00:28:22.240 here for America. But the second point that he made in that article was, you know, the melting pot is

00:28:28.160 done. These people are coming in. They don't want to assimilate. They used to come from all over the

00:28:32.440 world because they wanted to be American. They wanted to wear the Levi jeans, uh, you know,

00:28:39.000 sorry, even they have a shitty brand now, thanks to what they've done, but they wanted to wear the

00:28:43.180 jeans and they wanted to wear the cowboy hats and they wanted to like go to McDonald's and be free,

00:28:48.920 be able to say the things and, you know, not have to worry about all the censorship and everything,

00:28:54.180 the authoritarian stuff. And now they want to import their culture here. So now it's,

00:29:00.700 it's a conflict waiting to happen. Did you see a couple of weeks ago, Ayaan Hirsi Ali was on some

00:29:05.800 podcast. I think it was Trigonometry. And she was talking about that, how the West is now,

00:29:10.320 she's watching the West become more like the places that these people fled. So she obviously

00:29:15.080 grew up in Somalia, survived genital mutilation and a forced marriage. And her, her life story is

00:29:19.500 just extraordinary, but she's become one of the like premier freedom fighters in the world,

00:29:23.840 in the world and the most brilliant and the, and just brilliant and lovely. And like,

00:29:27.360 she's just, I always tell her like, if angels are actually on earth, she actually might be an

00:29:30.960 angel. There's just something so wonderful about her and just everything that she has lived through

00:29:35.320 to become a freedom fighter. You know, she could have just said, I want out altogether and I'm just

00:29:39.320 going to disappear, but she's still fighting. Um, but we all thought that everyone would come here

00:29:43.840 and that the melting pot would, would put all of that stuff aside. And what they've suddenly done

00:29:49.460 is they've taken the beautiful stew of the melting pot and they're starting to sift it

00:29:53.720 so that we're all separating again. And that's why the immigration thing, you know, Breitbart used

00:29:58.420 to say that politics is downstream from culture. The line I keep saying now is that everything is

00:30:03.180 downstream from immigration. And that really is true. If you don't know who is here and you don't 0.97

00:30:08.120 know what your neighbors believe, and then you allow all the criminal stuff and that drugs are

00:30:11.900 coming through. That is the thing that makes me more like, Oh, I don't know if we can survive it

00:30:16.660 again. It's not that we're just going to collapse in the United States won't exist in four years,

00:30:20.060 but at some point, if we have, if you have nothing in common with your neighbors, if when you get on

00:30:24.420 the train to go to New York city, you're looking around and you're like, I have no idea what these

00:30:28.140 people believe. Oh, nobody's speaking the same language. That is the thing that over time,

00:30:33.100 I mean, look at London, you go to London, like it's not London 20 years ago, but the, we do have

00:30:39.360 the power to deport these people. And so my, the, where I put the hope is even if we have Joe Biden 2.0

00:30:44.900 and trust me, it's not what I want. We will get, there will be a backlash after that. And somebody

00:30:51.040 will get in there and start deporting these people. It has to happen. You saw in the paper

00:30:54.700 today, those two, the, those two cops got shot by the guy from Venezuela, led in under Joe Biden.

00:31:00.400 And it just turned out, actually, this just broke before you came on. Um, he had been,

00:31:07.380 his immigration case had our, had been dismissed, had been dismissed entirely. In other words,

00:31:12.620 he was basically given the green light to be here. His name is Bernardo Castro Mata at 19. He

00:31:17.240 had a hearing in Chicago on May 6th where an immigration judge closed his case. According to

00:31:24.260 ice sources, this is via the New York post, uh, in addition to allegedly shooting these two NYPD

00:31:29.400 officers, thank God they lived. Um, Mata is suspected of helping to attack two women, one of whom was

00:31:35.460 slugged in the face during a pair of snatch and grab robberies days before. So this keeps happening,

00:31:41.920 right? So more and more of this, and there will build a will amongst the American populace

00:31:48.140 to deport mass deportation. And you think that could actually put enough pressure on a Biden

00:31:54.280 administration again? You don't know who's running it to do it. So right. So that, that, then I don't,

00:31:58.360 then where's the silver lining after him? Oh, so you think if we can get through another four years

00:32:03.000 of him somehow, that suddenly, man, that's, that's a huge risk. You know, if you could tell,

00:32:08.280 I'm not making the argument that this should be our choice. I'm saying, believe in America and

00:32:12.760 believe in the sanity of the American people. You know, there's only so much they can take.

00:32:17.000 And the same way their empathy and their tolerance got, including my own, got us in this mess with 0.94

00:32:21.820 the transgender nonsense. Yeah. Their empathy and all that has got us in this mess with the 1.00

00:32:26.340 immigration policies and the open borders. And even my leftist friends who I know will see 0.81

00:32:33.460 this more clearly. If they're subjected to more and more of this, they're already starting to

00:32:39.340 thanks to the busing program and the civic centers being shut down and the schools being taken over.

00:32:45.020 So I remain hopeful that even if Biden made this problem exponentially worse,

00:32:50.560 there would be an upside and it would be the punishment and the backlash that would come after.

00:32:54.900 I look, hopefully, hopefully Trump gets in so that we can escalate the timeline on what you're

00:32:59.740 talking about, but I'll, I'll, I certainly, at least the heart of what you're saying,

00:33:03.700 I completely would wish would happen if we have to deal with another four years of Biden and

00:33:08.020 everything else that it'll work. But, you know, do you remember about 10 years ago when,

00:33:12.760 when I started my show? And so we were, you know, doing news online when it was sort of new,

00:33:16.440 we were always playing videos of what was going on in Europe, just watching all these boats,

00:33:20.740 what we now see happening for the last year that by the way, they barely show on mainstream media,

00:33:25.700 Fox shows it, but they barely show it or very begrudgingly on CNN, et cetera. It's exactly

00:33:30.800 what was happening 10 years ago in Europe. Europe hasn't been able to do the reversal, right? They

00:33:35.580 haven't done the people want it, but the powers that be don't allow it to happen. So that's,

00:33:40.780 that's what I'm fearful of that. It's like, Oh, it will all make sense. And all of us will be like,

00:33:44.500 you have to deport these people. We have to have a country. And it just, it's sort of the same thing

00:33:48.720 that I'm saying with the jail thing with Trump. It's just like the force and the entropy of

00:33:52.720 everything seems to be just going to a worse and worse place. There are pockets of goodness.

00:33:57.460 You can find those pockets of goodness where law and order is respected and everything else,

00:34:00.960 but the overall drive, I feel like is just going in the wrong direction. And by the way,

00:34:05.360 I'm not a black billed person, you know, like, no, no, you're right. You always call me a joyful

00:34:08.980 warrior. And I, and I am, and you are too. And I think that that's why we're able to do wake up

00:34:13.360 every day and talk about lots of bad stuff and make it light and everything else. But the energy of

00:34:19.120 everything is just going to the wrong direction. So I want to circle back on one thing you said,

00:34:23.840 because you said everything was better under Trump. And I agreed with the first two points,

00:34:27.220 certainly immigration and the economy. But then you said the wokeness, and this is my one fear 0.58

00:34:32.740 about if Trump wins, because I think the wokeness will get worse. It's like, I think that in part,

00:34:41.180 there's a backlash to him. And I do think the wokeness has gone down in terms of its power and

00:34:47.980 its acceptability and its pervasiveness over the job, Joe Biden presidency. But Trump, you know,

00:34:57.120 he has a way of stirring them up fuel to the fire kind of thing. Yeah, you're probably right about

00:35:02.800 that. It's not that wokeness was better again, better with Trump because it was all there. Now

00:35:06.820 it's now it's just burst forth everywhere. And you're right. Now the average mother who maybe

00:35:11.380 wasn't paying attention to any of this suddenly is finally like, all right, they're actually telling

00:35:16.260 my son that he's my daughter. Like we're not playing this game anymore. So it's not that it

00:35:20.100 was better under him. It's that maybe now society has shifted enough that it's sort of the same

00:35:26.240 argument. He at least started battling it. I mean, too little, too late in my opinion,

00:35:29.640 but I think he's much more aware of it all now. Like if he came back in, he'd be much more like he did

00:35:34.820 listen when Chris Rufo was like, you're pushing DEI at all these federal agencies. Why are you doing

00:35:39.500 that? Trump was like, oh, my God, why am I doing that? And we got rid of that. Yeah, that was great.

00:35:43.840 And he restored sanity on college campuses with his Title IX revisions, correcting what Obama had

00:35:48.680 done. That was great. But I think rightfully he was focused on some very core engines of the

00:35:54.520 American economy and so on. And he did a great job with that. I think this time around, he'd be more

00:35:58.380 primed to understand that they've been they've been fighting this cultural battle that you are you're the leader

00:36:04.340 of the opposition, right? That's one of the reasons many people voted for you is to lead the fight to

00:36:09.760 that nonsense. And I think he will be primed to do that. I think he'll reverse a lot of what we

00:36:14.200 Well, that's why it's just it's so damn dangerous with what they've done with this guy, because

00:36:18.360 whether you like him or not, are you all of the character flaws and all of the name calling and

00:36:22.360 all of that stuff? He is not Hitler. He is not a literally say that he doesn't hate gay people or

00:36:28.300 anything else. And again, not perfect, but they've ramped it up with him. So you're right. When you

00:36:34.520 look at that clip of Comey and you watch these MSNBC people, and I'm always trying to think what

00:36:39.880 is going on in their brains? Are they propagandists? Do they believe whoever? But they have they have

00:36:44.240 sent this information into the world. And there is a certain set of people. And they are generally

00:36:49.620 people who vote that believe pure nonsense. Yeah, they genuinely think Trump is an evil man. 0.99

00:36:54.920 Let's spend a minute on Hillary Clinton. Speaking of evil. Yeah, exactly. Who amazingly, 1.00

00:37:02.280 okay, amazingly, has been out there celebrating the Trump conviction. Now, we played this the other

00:37:08.720 day, but I'll show it to the audience. If you missed it, it's hot three. Here she was after he 0.98

00:37:13.040 was convicted at a speech. Thank you. Thank you so much. Anything going on today?

00:37:24.920 Okay. Then that was at the Vital Voices Global Partnership Awards, whatever that is.

00:37:36.980 Then look at this. Oh, she put out this mug. We'll put it on the screen. You can see here on my

00:37:43.220 notes. Have you seen this? I haven't seen it. I see a little one on your notes. It's a mug that's got

00:37:46.720 like an outline of her and she's sipping a coffee and it reads, turns out she was right about

00:37:53.840 everything. My God. She tweeted it out writing or on Insta. We recently had some new merch made

00:38:02.980 based on a phrase I hear a lot. The design happened to be finalized today. This is the day of the

00:38:10.500 conviction. With your purchase, you'll support blah, blah, blah. Okay. Wow. You've got to admire

00:38:16.960 the evil in some way. You really do. This is what makes me say, we need Steve Bannon.

00:38:22.260 Yeah. I heard you say him at the other day. Who could argue with me? She's out there saying

00:38:29.380 I was right about everything and celebrating his conviction. She is the original felon. 0.95

00:38:35.240 She's the original election denier and she's the original felon. 1.00

00:38:39.620 She spent and the entire Democrat machine and all of mainstream media spent four years of this

00:38:44.880 guy's presidency saying he was an illegitimate president. You were allowed to question elections.

00:38:49.500 We can do the laundry list of stuff that she has the gall to put that out. It is so the,

00:38:56.160 when I wrote about this in my second book, uh, I talked about the alien, remember the original alien

00:39:00.600 movie with Sigourney Weaver. And you remember at the end, the aliens killed everybody on the,

00:39:04.940 on the ship. And now the doctor, who's a robot, it's just his head. And he's talking to Sigourney

00:39:09.900 Weaver and he, he admires the alien, even though it's killed everybody and destroyed all their

00:39:14.720 research and everything else. He admires the alien because not because of what the alien did,

00:39:18.420 but the alien did whatever it set out to do, right? It, it was relentless. It was merciless,

00:39:23.540 all of this stuff. And that's really what they are. They will jail everybody. They will ruin

00:39:27.940 democracy. They will tell you that the good guys are the bad guys and bad guys are the good guys.

00:39:31.160 And they will just keep doing it. And the rest of us, and, and this is why you're right about

00:39:34.860 the lawfare and how it has to flip. It's the only way to reverse things. The rest of us will just be

00:39:39.780 like, Oh, things are worse today. Right. And if things are worse today, and then it's four months

00:39:43.620 later and you're like, it's worse than it was four months ago. And you don't know how to reverse it

00:39:47.700 because they are so committed to the cause that every lie is just another piece of the revolution.

00:39:53.700 It's, it's incredible. Actually the haughty like sanctimony. It is stomach turning. It really

00:40:02.160 makes me want to take that mug and well, I'm let's just say, smash it on the floor, smash it on the 0.99

00:40:07.280 floor. That's what it makes me want to do. I thought we were going to get a, one of the 0.99

00:40:10.180 Megan Kelly F bomb moments. No, something like the F bomb, which the people love, the people love

00:40:15.280 it. I only do it when it comes to me naturally. It can't be affected. Yeah. It's got to be an organic

00:40:21.180 F bomb. I'll see what I can do here. I'm sure we'll get there eventually. I just can't get over

00:40:25.920 her. She's just a nightmare. Um, so that's her. Let's see. Do we have time to do Fauci? We don't

00:40:31.120 have time to do Fauci, do we? How much time do we have left? Yeah, we have time to do Fauci. That's

00:40:35.820 plenty. Um, we have eight minutes to break. Okay. So Fauci goes on Capitol Hill yesterday. He's

00:40:41.120 getting cross-examined by all these house members on his terribleness. This is the moment I want to show

00:40:45.980 you. He actually cried for himself. Oh, I don't think I saw this. And his daughters,

00:40:54.480 the Daily Mail had a post on it today, which is how I saw it. Watch this. So Dr. Fauci,

00:41:00.260 can you please share with us the nature of the threats you have received since the start of the

00:41:06.520 COVID-19 pandemic? Um, yes, there have been, um, everything from harassments by emails, texts,

00:41:18.220 letters, uh, of myself, my wife, my three daughters. Uh, there have been credible death threats leading

00:41:27.880 to the arrests of two individuals and credible death threats mean someone who clearly was on their way to

00:41:33.720 kill me. Um, and it's required my having, uh, protective services, uh, essentially all the

00:41:42.460 time. Uh, it is very troublesome to me. Um, it is much more troublesome because they've involved my

00:41:50.080 wife, my three daughters. At these moments, how do you feel? Oh my Lord. Keep your mic on. Terrible.

00:42:00.900 Do you continue to receive threats today? Yes, I do. Every time someone gets up and says,

00:42:08.480 I'm responsible for the death of people throughout the world, the death threats go up.

00:42:14.200 Well, you are, he is, no one feels sorry for you. No one. Can you believe that? Megan,

00:42:20.840 have you ever received a mean email or a mean text? You want to see my death threats? Let's go over the

00:42:26.060 past 10 years. Yeah, exactly. Um, sorry, dude, you lied about everything. He has now admitted

00:42:32.240 that six foot social distancing was nonsense. Yep. Why is it again? I'm not a scientist. I'm not a

00:42:37.080 genius, but I always thought it was nonsense. I always thought it was nonsense that if you went

00:42:40.740 to a restaurant that for some reason, when you were sitting, COVID couldn't get you. And if you

00:42:44.480 were standing, it could get you. We, I always thought it was odd that when you were on a plane,

00:42:48.060 you could put on a mask. You had to put on a mask to sit on a plane, but you could eat like all of,

00:42:52.140 again, I'm not a freaking genius. I'm just a human being. Most of us could see through the

00:42:57.380 nonsense, but then there's this part of most people that wants to behave and not be called

00:43:01.080 all the mean things and everything else. So he subsequently has admitted that six foot social

00:43:04.480 distancing was nonsense. Two months into COVID, remember there was the email that he sent,

00:43:09.220 his friend sent him an email, I think saying, we're going to Cabo, we're going to Mexico to the

00:43:12.760 kids have to wear masks. And he said, masks don't work. He also claims that he had nothing to do

00:43:17.220 with school closures, which there's tons of video evidence, right? Like every single thing on top of

00:43:22.940 the fact that they pushed a vaccine that was that they literally had to redefine the word vaccine.

00:43:28.400 It's not a vaccine. It does not stop you from getting nor transmitting COVID. They colluded with

00:43:34.940 big tech to silence people as it relates to all of this. I have no sympathy for that, man. And if there

00:43:40.320 was any justice, you want to talk about the justice thing and how we reverse this, all of the bad stuff

00:43:44.640 we're talking about, he should be in jail. I am not for just running around and jailing everybody,

00:43:50.640 but it would represent that we, we did something so horrific to you people, to all of the, all of

00:43:57.040 the entire world. And he was basically the number one guy. He, in all the Fauci thoughts, soundbites

00:44:05.120 I've seen, I have yet to see him shed a tear for the dead, for the children who suffered because of

00:44:13.260 his unsupported mandates over and over issued with hubris and no empathy for the people who

00:44:19.300 are going to be affected, the children who are going to be affected in particular, the people

00:44:22.480 who lost their jobs because of the vaccine mandates that he was behind. Not one even quivering lip.

00:44:29.760 It only happens when it's about him. It's so, it's so twisted. The people that didn't get to go to

00:44:36.320 their mother or grandmother's funeral, like think, just think of that. We watched their spouses die

00:44:41.980 through a window in the hospital. And it was all, can I do it? Yes. It was all bullshit. Like it really

00:44:49.160 was all bullshit. It was all bullshit. How is it? Why was I, I was running illegal parties at my house 1.00

00:44:55.900 in California and nobody was dropping dead. Right. And you know, the same that right before I,

00:45:01.540 you came to one of my illegal parties there and it was, Oh no, nobody dropped dead. Um,

00:45:05.840 right before I left. So I had already decided we were moving to Florida and it was like three days

00:45:09.820 before we were moving. And I was like, I'm going to go out. I haven't been to a restaurant in two

00:45:12.940 years because of COVID. And then you had to have a passport. So I had one of my employees fake a vaccine

00:45:18.200 passport for me. And I go to Boa Steakhouse on sunset. It was my favorite place in LA. And I go,

00:45:22.860 and it was really, it was awful. You couldn't sit at the bar. You know, the waiters were all

00:45:25.820 wearing masks. It was terrible, but I'm sitting there. We're having dinner. And again, I'm already

00:45:29.180 leaving. So this is my like goodbye to LA dinner. And then I realized there were a couple of tables

00:45:33.620 of people that recognize me that happens obviously. But then I was like, wait a minute,

00:45:37.360 wait a minute. They think I'm a liar because I'm at a restaurant where you need a COVID passport.

00:45:41.420 So they might, these people who like me must think that I actually lied. And I, so I literally

00:45:46.880 went up to three tables of people to say, guys, just FYI, this was made by my, uh, my employee.

00:45:52.340 It's a fake passport. And I was like, why are you explaining that to us?

00:45:54.900 They were like, wait, wait, oh, okay. Who are you though? But it was like, that was,

00:45:58.520 I was like, what a perfect way to leave this place. Yeah. Right. I have to go up to people

00:46:02.480 to tell them I'm not a liar because of a pet. And that's just like, I am a liar. Just not the kind

00:46:07.320 you think. I lied about this. I lied about this, not the other thing. Exactly. But like, I was just

00:46:12.600 like, what a perfect way to leave this place. And that's just like a very small example of the

00:46:16.680 stupidity that we allowed this man to proliferate through society. 1.00

00:46:20.280 So I can't stand him. I am deeply resentful of this man and what he did to all of us. 1.00

00:46:26.140 And that's why I support the heckler who sat behind him throughout this testimony,

00:46:31.480 making faces and, and he's very upset about it now. Um, here is it. Yeah. Okay. Watch this.

00:46:38.620 Okay. Look, there's his face. That's, he was doing that when Fauci was crying. He's not feeling any

00:46:46.140 empathy at all for Anthony Fauci. Good for that guy. I know. It turns out he's a J6 1.00

00:46:51.620 defendant. Oh, wow. Yeah. We just looked it up. His name is Brandon Fellows, uh, via the independent,

00:46:57.920 uh, who served one of the toughest prison sentences yet for the insurrections as the guardian.

00:47:04.100 And Fauci is very upset saying, what's somebody like that doing at a hearing about COVID?

00:47:09.720 Maybe he was up. Maybe the reason he was at J6 is because he was upset about the lockdowns and the

00:47:16.640 insanity that you foisted on the American people. One last thing. Here's Fauci saying people like you

00:47:22.900 and me and others who tried to call him out on his BS are the problem. Listen to this.

00:47:27.800 What's that for? I think the American public should listen to America's brightest and best doctors

00:47:33.600 and scientists, or instead listen to podcasters, conspiracy theorists, and unhinged Facebook

00:47:39.500 memes. No, I listening to people who you've just described is going to do nothing but harm people

00:47:46.820 because they will deprive themselves of life-saving interventions, which has happened. And you know,

00:47:53.000 some have done studies. Peter Hotez has done a, an analysis of this and shows that in people who

00:48:00.900 refuse to get vaccinated for any variety of reasons, probably responsible for an additional

00:48:06.440 two to 300,000 deaths in this country. Thank you, sir. Your entire team for saving lives in this

00:48:11.820 country. And I'm sorry. You have to continue going on with these attacks. I yield back. Oh my God.

00:48:16.440 Be quiet. Mr. Garcia. Us. He's talking about us. Yeah. Like me, you, Rogan, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:48:22.520 That is so absolutely insane. Most of us said, I don't know, talk to your doctor.

00:48:29.360 Think about your own. Caused 300,000 deaths by raising questions about the vaccines.

00:48:33.600 How, you know, that line where, you know, remember when he said, I, he basically said,

00:48:36.800 I am the science. When you're, when you question me, you're questioning science. It's like,

00:48:41.600 dude, that's Palpatine in the prequel. So I, I am the Senate. He's got a God complex. He has a God

00:48:46.680 complex. You're so right that somehow he can show no remorse and his only pity party is for himself.

00:48:51.840 Why not? Like I just, but that's why I compare it to the alien thing because it's like, dude,

00:48:56.120 why not get up there and be like, you know, I, I actually did make some mistakes and along the way

00:49:01.000 it was happening very fast, but, but none of it. And then to blame us for the families who suffered

00:49:06.180 because of him, not for himself. More with Dave straight ahead.

00:49:08.800 Just in case you haven't heard it's pride month. Here's the Naval special warfare command,

00:49:20.060 which oversees the Navy seals in the Navy. Yes. You know, the guys who go on missions to do things

00:49:26.160 like kill Osama bin Laden. They're reaching out to celebrate pride month. Okay. And of course there 1.00

00:49:33.180 are all the parades. Nothing says pride quite like strutting around nearly naked at times in front of

00:49:37.500 young children. It's so fun to show off your private parts to the youth. And it's not just

00:49:41.800 private citizens. It seems the FBI is getting involved now, not to police things. It would be

00:49:48.780 nice if we had their help on those things, but to March, to March in the pride parade while wearing 0.99

00:49:54.400 FBI gear. The daily wires, Matt Walsh has a great piece is behind the paywall over daily wire,

00:49:59.640 but it's well worth your time. Uh, pointed this out. This is the same FBI that's launched

00:50:04.060 investigations into parents who worry about indoctrination in our schools. No wonder

00:50:09.920 they don't want like these parents. They're the ones out on these gay pride parades showing their 0.96

00:50:14.760 fannies. And speaking of children, not only is there drag queen story hour, but now popular 0.84

00:50:21.160 YouTuber, Ms. Rachel. This is another thing while Walsh is going off about, uh, who makes videos for

00:50:27.800 babies, wants conservative parents to know she's about love. And if you don't agree with her,

00:50:34.220 well, she definitely doesn't need you. Be pride to all of our wonderful families and friends

00:50:41.180 this month. And every month I celebrate you. I'm so glad you're here. I'm so glad you're exactly who

00:50:48.540 you are to those who are going to comment. They can't watch the show anymore because of the support,

00:50:53.280 no worries and much love your way. God bless. I am not chasing fame or views. I'm standing strong

00:51:00.880 in love. Oh my Lord. She reminds me of that little, that, that little, uh, Ruby. What's her name?

00:51:08.040 The one who the mom died. She had the boyfriend kill the mom. She was Munchausen's by proxy. Why am

00:51:14.200 I forgetting her name? That's who she reminds me of. She's got like the little hand. I'm not sure who

00:51:18.900 you're talking about. Come on, you guys. Where's my team? Gypsy Rose, Gypsy Rose. That's what she 1.00

00:51:23.580 reminds me of. The way she talks. Hold on, I'm not done. Yeah. Okay. Okay. And that brings us to

00:51:26.960 another story that will likely pop up over and over this month. Anti-Israel demonstrators, you heard

00:51:31.580 Dave mention it, coming literally face to face with pride marchers. I mean, it was, it was a clash

00:51:38.840 of intersectionality at this event in Philadelphia. Watch this. It's not going well. No, no pride in

00:51:58.440 genocide. They don't know where to stand. I don't know what to say because they got the midriff

00:52:14.060 bared and the cafe scarf on their heads and they're at the pride thing, but then, you know, they don't 0.98

00:52:20.520 really like the gays in Palestine. Dave Rubin, make it make sense. The village people are fighting

00:52:26.080 jihadists on the street of Philadelphia. Like what has happened here is the FBI. Do you remember that

00:52:32.100 video? Uh, like it was one of the first viral videos that ever went, uh, this is from 15 or

00:52:37.480 years ago or so little kid coming back from the dentist. I think his name was, yes, he was all

00:52:41.320 high and he's laying back there and he turns to the bother and he's like, is this real life?

00:52:46.000 That's what I think basically every day. Like we literally have jihadists on the street fighting

00:52:50.620 with people dressed up like the village people. And to me, I'm like, I'm basically like the

00:52:54.780 scientist at the end of all the Godzilla movies when Godzilla is fighting the other big monster

00:52:58.320 and let them fight. This was exactly what was going to happen. If you fools, you, you, you know,

00:53:04.480 because gays for Palestine is very different than Palestine for gays. And if you idiots didn't realize 1.00

00:53:09.000 what was going to happen here with your intersectional matrix that you all thought it 1.00

00:53:12.900 was going to be the bunch of transformers that come together to build a great robot. And this thing

00:53:16.780 is going to collapse in the most spectacular way. And we're watching it happen, but you know,

00:53:21.660 Miss Rachel, so, you know, we've got two young boys and just like the little dinosaur hands,

00:53:28.200 alligator hands. I'll send you some funny Miss Rachel videos that are not appropriate for the 1.00

00:53:32.620 daytime things that people have. No, no. Cause people like take her, the things that she says 0.99

00:53:36.600 to kids and they put them out of context. But anyway, we do, we don't do any television with

00:53:40.500 our kids except for the first few months we did do Miss Rachel and Miss Rachel. And it's cause it's

00:53:46.280 actually, she doesn't do a lot of crazy jump cuts. It's a, you can see it's thoughtful.

00:53:50.280 She's doing stuff with the mouth as, as it pertains to speaking. Like it's, it's really

00:53:54.200 thoughtful what she does and she's a child educator. So it's not just like putting them

00:53:58.060 in front of like blues clues and they're slammed with insanity. We stopped, we stopped anyway,

00:54:03.600 like six months ago, we were just like, nah, there's just no need for TV altogether. So we

00:54:07.380 don't do anything except occasionally I put on some animals and we talk about what the sounds that

00:54:11.320 the animals make. But anyway, to watch her now go in this route, it makes no sense because her videos

00:54:16.820 are not for kids that have any cognition as it would pertain to gender or sexuality or that it's

00:54:21.760 not even for five-year-olds it's for two-year-olds or one-year-olds. So the idea that she felt that she

00:54:27.480 had to put this video out shows you once again, the woke virus destroys everything. And then what

00:54:34.640 she did, you smirked at it right at the end where she's basically like, and if you don't agree with

00:54:38.140 me, go with love, but that's not really what you mean. That's not really what you mean.

00:54:43.340 Because what you really mean is if you don't come along with me on this adventure, then you're the

00:54:49.000 hater, but I talk like this. So it sounds like love. And also if I'm not mistaken, she's now

00:54:54.400 bringing Dylan Mulvaney onto the channel. So she's got some part. Okay. So this is Matt,

00:54:58.660 Matt Walsh is, he's got the art again. It's called pride month madness begins. And it's dated June 3rd 0.80

00:55:03.560 at the daily wire. Go check it out. But he, he's blowing the lid off of this woman. And he says,

00:55:08.900 Rachel's cohost Jules, who identifies as quote, a white non-binary trans mask human. What the fuck 1.00

00:55:18.660 is that? There you go. There we go. What is that? Yeah. What is it? I don't know. White non-binary 1.00

00:55:23.280 trans mask human and claims that as a two-year-old, she realized something's not right with her body.

00:55:30.000 Um, that's her cohost. And then he says, um, okay, then miss Rachel personally invited Dylan

00:55:38.440 Mulvaney on the program to sing a song for children. So there you've got your boys sitting

00:55:43.400 there innocently watching like ABCs and boom, there's a fake woman who mocks women, women for 1.00

00:55:49.200 a living on there singing to them probably about his girlhood. It's just so psychotic. This is for 0.98

00:55:54.980 little toddlers to hear about the alphabet, why you would inject this. And also her thing about like,

00:56:00.800 I don't do it for the clicks or whatever, something like that. It's like, yeah, it's very easy to say

00:56:04.580 lady when you're, if you look at her videos on you. Sure, Jan. Oh yeah, exactly. Sure, Jan. It's like,

00:56:12.160 come on. But, but again, this is, it infects literally everything. Once you let the virus in,

00:56:18.780 the virus is there just like the alien to destroy everything. And my kids, we weren't watching it

00:56:25.200 anyway, but they will never watch that again. This really is sick. And he goes on to talk about

00:56:29.640 how, you know, it's like the, he says, the real point here is not to be loving. The real point is

00:56:34.340 to encourage kids to be indoctrinated into lies and falsehoods, which they depend on them to carry

00:56:41.620 through to their education systems and their work systems eventually. And so on. Megan, you know,

00:56:46.660 I am married to a man. We have been together for 15 years. We have two kids. I know that that can

00:56:51.000 be weird for some people. And by the way, I accept that. I don't expect everyone. I don't expect the

00:56:54.940 world to bow to me. If people are allowed to have their own religious beliefs and everything else,

00:56:58.640 as long as I'm treated legally, uh, equally under the law, then I'm good to go. And that was,

00:57:04.000 that was the just cause of the gay rights movement when it was just, and then unfortunately the 0.81

00:57:08.820 activists never, the activists are supposed to stop when you get equality, but then they turn it into

00:57:13.460 this giant grift, which is why the second gay marriage, which was a just movement that people 0.94

00:57:17.980 could have the same equal rights as everybody else. The second they got that, they moved onto

00:57:22.580 this crazy trans thing because the activists, as Chris Rock says, the cops need a certain amount 1.00

00:57:26.780 of crime. The activists need a certain amount of lunacy to, to grab onto. I fully accept that not 0.98

00:57:32.060 everyone will believe in my lifestyle or anything else like that. But again, as long as I'm treated

00:57:36.580 equally, I'm fine. But I'll tell you this, uh, about three months ago, my sister has three kids

00:57:40.940 and the five-year-old, her middle son, uh, suddenly it hit him that there are only two men in the house

00:57:47.040 that we don't have a mommy in the house. And we're, I'm sitting in the pool with him. And he said to

00:57:50.700 me, he's like, uncle David, um, where's the mommy around here? And I realized it was not for me to

00:57:57.020 explain anything to him. So fortunately with the five-year-old, you can just kind of change the

00:58:01.800 topic really quickly. So I totally, I just changed the topic, but then what did I do? I did the mature

00:58:06.200 thing. I said to my sister, as she was leaving, I said, Tal, just so you know, uh, Ilana

00:58:10.740 asked me, blah, blah, blah. And I said, you guys, whatever you guys feel comfortable with do,

00:58:14.580 but that was me doing the right thing. And yet people have outsourced their parenting

00:58:20.040 to these people that will gladly confuse two and three-year-olds. It's so profoundly insane.

00:58:27.200 And I mean, you went through a version of this with what they were doing with your kids in school

00:58:30.520 in New York and all the stuff that they saw. And again, that's not me saying gay isn't okay or

00:58:35.240 anything else. You know what I mean? Of course. Even though I come from a place called Florida,

00:58:38.540 where you can't say gay, it's very weird, but like, it's just, it's so, it's just so profoundly 0.89

00:58:44.180 evil. And the worst thing about it is that, you know, I, as I have been welcomed into the more of 0.77

00:58:48.720 the right circles or conservative circles, all I get is love from these people. And then there's

00:58:52.760 this weird thing brewing on the right where they're like, ah, see, we let the gays in. And now look, 0.99

00:58:57.140 they're trying to trans our children. And it's like normal gay people want nothing to do with 1.00

00:59:01.540 this. It's actually profoundly anti-gay. Totally. They're doing conversion therapy on gay boys. 0.98

00:59:06.180 No, I think that, I think LG and B are starting to realize that there's half a divorce from T and Q. 0.81

00:59:12.640 This is not the same thing at all. And by the way, everything after B is a waste. It's like,

00:59:19.080 don't tell me about your, your, your non-binary and your, I don't, it's like, what you're saying 1.00

00:59:23.500 is your B, you know, like your, your intersex or your, what do they say when they're, they're 0.80

00:59:28.600 everything. Okay. B covers that. Let's say when you're having fun with your partner,

00:59:33.520 you like to put on a furry mask or whatever these people are doing. Okay, fine. Do that

00:59:37.660 privately. You don't have to bring it out into the streets. And I don't have to celebrate it at

00:59:42.180 Walmart. Get back. I don't ask you to celebrate what my husband and I do together in the bedroom.

00:59:47.260 And none of this is any of your business. Well, I don't need to tell me after the show

00:59:50.980 know about your weird habits behind closed doors. But also that's the problem. If you,

00:59:56.720 that's why the LGBT community, it makes no sense. Your sexuality doesn't make you part of a 0.96

01:00:01.580 community. What makes you part of a community is values, right? You have friends. Why do you have

01:00:05.860 friends? Because they hopefully roughly believe in similar things. You want to live in a similar

01:00:09.900 world and everything else. If your community is based on who you have sex with, basically, 0.61

01:00:15.920 then it will just keep going to sex in essence. That's the problem. If you want gay people to be 1.00

01:00:22.760 normal, then gay, which gay people are normal. So, so, but if you want, depends on the particular

01:00:29.060 man or woman. Exactly. Everyone's an individual at the end of the day. But if you want people to

01:00:33.160 be functioning members of human society, then you would only judge them on their individual

01:00:37.220 actions and everything else. So the idea of the LGBT community is psychotic. Do you think I have 1.00

01:00:42.860 any more insight into the mind of a lesbian than you do? You're a woman. You might have more, right? 1.00

01:00:47.400 And I have no more insight into the mind of a trans person than you do or anything else. 0.90

01:00:51.340 Yet they've lumped this together. And again, that's why intersectionality is so evil. It literally

01:00:55.540 removes the most important thing about being a human, which is what you think and feel and how

01:01:00.020 you act. I'm so sick of it as what it's June 4th today and it's already everywhere. Can I tell you

01:01:05.740 what happened yesterday? So Strudwick, my very naughty, but lovable dog goes to daycare a couple

01:01:15.040 days a week, just so that Thunder can have a break from him. He's just so much. So like he chews her ears

01:01:20.600 all day. He's nonstop. So we kind of were like, you know what? Thunder probably she could use a break

01:01:24.640 from Strudwick. So he goes two days a week. He comes back yesterday. Look at this. Put it on

01:01:29.960 the board. Look how he came home. They made the dog gay. Look at the kerchief. He went to, 0.82

01:01:34.840 he went to gay care, not daycare. He came back wearing rainbow hearts on lollipop sticks all around 0.95

01:01:44.320 his little neck. I object. I don't think Strudwick is gay, but I really don't want him participating in 1.00

01:01:51.260 the propaganda campaign. Did you ask them how this? No, I just know. I thought at first I thought

01:01:58.880 maybe he got groomed. Maybe Doug took him to the groomer. It was a groomer thing. There's a grooming

01:02:03.540 joke here. There is a groomer thing, but it wasn't the groomer. It was the, it was the gay care. So 1.00

01:02:08.800 I'm going to have to speak to them about not converging, there are being Strudwick the other

01:02:13.540 way. Right. Right. And I assume he's been fixed already. Oh, and he's constantly trying to hump his

01:02:18.080 female sister. Anyway, he's got other issues. That's the least of his issues. 0.97

01:02:23.140 Do you see how insane they've made everything? You literally send your dog to daycare and something

01:02:28.080 gay comes back. Why? Why do I have a gay care? I didn't agree to any of this. And I know, 1.00

01:02:35.040 I just know you, if the dog did come out one day, you'd be okay with it. You know, you really would.

01:02:41.200 Yeah. Mommy still loves you. It's fine. Oh my God. My mom, we always joke in my family because my mom,

01:02:46.180 my entire childhood was like, it's okay if you're gay or if you want to marry somebody from another

01:02:51.000 race, mom still loves you. You guys do that. And I was at the point where it's like, she was pushing

01:02:55.260 it on. I know you'd come home and be like, mom, I have some news. She'd be like, Oh, you're like,

01:02:59.440 no, I'm still straight. Yeah. I like, I just got on the honor roll. What have you? Um, anyway,

01:03:05.740 now it's everywhere and it's just too much and I don't care. That's hilarious. No mom,

01:03:09.360 I'm not a lesbian. I just got on the honor roll. Yeah. Sorry. I just got A's this semester.

01:03:13.620 Katie Perry is annoying with her activism. She decided to take, you know, Harrison Butker, 1.00

01:03:19.780 the chiefs kicker. And he made those comments recently. She decided to take those comments

01:03:26.100 and switch them around so that he was saying something he never actually said and have him

01:03:32.160 say happy pride. Watch this. That's six for the ladies present today. Congratulations on an amazing 0.98

01:03:38.700 accomplishment. You should be proud of all that you have achieved to this point in your young lives.

01:03:43.460 How many of you are sitting here now about to cross this stage and are thinking about all the

01:03:47.980 promotions and titles you're going to get in your career? I would venture to guess the women here 1.00

01:03:52.700 today are going to lead successful careers in the world. I say all of this to you because I have seen

01:03:57.400 it firsthand how much happier someone can be supporting women and not saying that the majority

01:04:02.600 of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world.

01:04:07.300 The road ahead is bright. Things are changing. Society is shifting. And people young and old are

01:04:13.100 embracing diversity, equity, and inclusion. With that said, I want to say happy pride to all of you

01:04:18.880 and congratulations class of 2024. 0.98

01:04:24.540 That is, it's just so pathetic. Megan, you are a mother and an extremely successful broadcaster. 0.97

01:04:30.220 Which one of those is more important to you?

01:04:31.700 There's no question, right? There's no question. And honestly, I was saying this on the show. He's

01:04:36.300 been so unfairly criticized. He was, he's, it's, he was offering an antidote to like the general

01:04:42.460 messaging about stay-at-home moms and motherhood. He wasn't condemning working women. Like anyway,

01:04:49.240 but Katy Perry saw her roar moment, which is an annoying song. That's an annoying song. It's she, 1.00

01:04:54.340 I don't like her. I actually don't think she's a good singer. 0.96

01:04:56.240 I don't know that I could tell you one Katy Perry song. It's like, I kissed a girl and I liked it

01:05:01.020 and her roar song. It's like, I barely know who you are. Your best thing was marrying Orlando Bloom,

01:05:06.520 who's hot and was great in all the Lord of the Rings.

01:05:09.180 And wasn't, didn't she marry, didn't she also marry Russell Brand at one time? Or they were dating?

01:05:12.480 Oh yeah, that's right. It hasn't yet spoken out about that. But anyway, anyway,

01:05:14.840 I like Orlando because I like Lord of the Rings because Doug has it on constantly right before

01:05:18.900 ancient aliens. Um, anywho to manipulate the guy's remarks is dishonest and petty. And then when

01:05:26.920 she started to get backlash online, she shut down the comments. She can't take it.

01:05:32.160 Wow. Leftist one-on-one. Yeah. It's just, it's the same playbook over and over. It's just so

01:05:37.480 ridiculous because you're right. He even went out in the original unedited speech. He went out of his way 0.94

01:05:41.580 to say that some of these things are not for everybody. And some of you will go on to great

01:05:45.680 careers and everything else. And he was just talking about his wife. And it's just like every

01:05:50.640 parent knows every parent knows if I have to choose right now, am I going to be a good father for the

01:05:56.340 rest of my life or a good broadcaster? It's just so obvious. It's ridiculous. I think he was doing

01:06:00.280 more than that and I'm okay with it. I think he was also warning. Yes. Yes. Like the, the soon to be

01:06:06.540 working women there, just like a reminder, you know, society's kind of engaged right now, 1.00

01:06:12.740 full throttle in selling you a bill of goods, you know, that this is going to be the great

01:06:17.940 fulfilling thing, this big bad-ass career. And he was basically saying, there's this other thing

01:06:24.060 that is incredibly meaningful that in, you know, I'm really blessed. My wife made a different choice.

01:06:28.800 It's worked out great for us. And I'm just reminding you and not in those words, it wasn't

01:06:33.620 the most articulately phrased, but I, I said this, I remember speaking to a group of NBC work workers

01:06:39.680 before I left there, they, they wanted me not, not like after everything blew up, but before that

01:06:43.280 to speak to the young women at NBC. And I remember saying to them, I know you invited me here because

01:06:49.840 you see me as this like career woman and you guys are all career women and you want to like talk about 0.99

01:06:55.040 how to kick ass. But I, what I really want to say to you is if you have that little voice in the back 0.97

01:07:00.220 of your head saying like, Oh God, I'd really like to, but how can I, and it's going to be hard.

01:07:07.600 And what if I haven't met somebody just remember that's you, that's your heart and your conscience

01:07:14.180 telling you there may be a higher calling pulling you in that direction. And that's totally great.

01:07:19.980 You should listen to it because there is a limited window in which you can make that a thing.

01:07:24.480 There is nothing wrong with that message. And Katy Perry, he wasn't condemning gays either. It's like,

01:07:29.920 so he doesn't believe in gay marriage. That's a shock. That's the official position of the Catholic 0.96

01:07:33.580 church deal, which he is. Yeah. And again, as a gay person, that's, he is allowed to have his own

01:07:38.640 personal beliefs and the Catholic church is allowed to have his own beliefs. By the way,

01:07:42.160 they don't perform a lot of gay marriages in mosques, but for some reason, the left never

01:07:46.400 says anything about that because that's that weird intersectionality thing. I'm fairly certain that

01:07:50.840 at Ilhan Omar's mosque, they have never done a gay marriage, you know what I mean?

01:07:53.860 Though they have done a sister to a brother.

01:07:55.280 Um, she's married to her brother or was married to her brother. Why does anyone care about that?

01:08:03.740 That's weirder than your dog coming back with the game. It's all, it's all so insane. Um, 0.93

01:08:09.160 but I assume you got fired by NBC the day after that. Uh, officially I was not fired though. I lost

01:08:14.780 my show right after that. Yeah. We're like, though they tried to say later in the news that I was

01:08:19.780 fired, but I'm not allowed to talk about it because of those evil NDAs, but just trust me,

01:08:25.280 there's more to the story. Yeah. I have no doubt. So that's that. Um,

01:08:29.960 I'm over it and I'm done with pride week and I'm not going to celebrate it anymore. All right. Let's 1.00

01:08:33.660 talk about Caitlin Clark though, because that I do want to talk about. It's the ultimate story of

01:08:38.000 pride because apparently a black lesbian got to maul a straight white woman and everybody applauded. 1.00

01:08:43.240 Is that, is that Chennedy? Yeah. Lesbian? I don't, she seems kind of lesbian. 1.00

01:08:47.740 You're not allowed to say that. I'm sure your gaydar is wonderful, but no. 0.91

01:08:51.540 Yeah. I can't figure out who's a lesbian. What do you mean? Why do you think she's a lesbian? 1.00

01:08:55.060 She's kind of lesbian. I think that's, but, but I have no problem. I don't like your behavior on 0.98

01:09:01.720 the court, but I don't know if you're a lesbian. No, I don't know if there's anything wrong with 1.00

01:09:04.700 that. Can somebody Google that? Or you have a team. Okay. We'll look into it. Yeah. But she's not, 1.00

01:09:09.040 we're looking, but she's not a very good sport. I mean, I think it's fair to say that. So she, 1.00

01:09:16.360 okay, let me get my Caitlin Clark materials because unlike politics, I don't have these facts at the

01:09:21.360 ready. Okay. I don't know anything about basketball. I certainly don't know anything

01:09:25.320 about women's basketball, but so Caitlin Clark is now playing in the WNBA. She's finished at Iowa

01:09:33.640 and she's a star. She's huge. She's the biggest star of anybody. And she's changing the numbers

01:09:40.640 for the WNBA in massive ways. Let me just give you my team's info. 2020, the WNBA's average viewers 0.98

01:09:49.520 on these, you know, ESPN, ABC, whatever, 205,000, 205,000, 2021, 306,000, 2022, 372,000,

01:09:59.780 2023, 505,000. Now with Caitlin Clark playing 2.12 million in, on May 14th, 1.71 million on May 16th

01:10:11.360 and one and a half million on May 18th. These are the highest ratings in more than 10 years.

01:10:15.740 And it is 100% because of Caitlin Clark. Those are regular NBA ratings. Like if you get a couple

01:10:21.280 million people watching an NBA game, you're pretty happy as a, as a network guy. She is the Michael

01:10:26.540 Jordan. Like I know you're not a major basketball player, but she is, she is the Michael Jordan of

01:10:31.820 female basketball. Every single player in that league, every single coach, manager, janitor, 0.51

01:10:38.560 anyone who has anything to do with that league should be bowing at the altar of this woman. She is

01:10:43.780 transforming the sport into something mainstream, which is what the WNBA was set out to do. And I

01:10:48.620 think it started in 1994 or 1995, they have never had a mainstream star. They have had good

01:10:53.940 players. Obviously they're not good enough to play in the men's league, which is why a women's league 1.00

01:10:58.080 exists. And that's okay. But yeah, there was Cheryl swoops 30 years ago. Some people kind of knew her 0.95

01:11:03.700 name, her real name, Cheryl swoops. It's a great name for a basketball player. And she was, 1.00

01:11:07.780 she was quite good, but the point is you didn't hear about her, right? Like you'd really have to be an

01:11:12.120 insider. Caitlin Clark has now broke that glass ceiling and they should be bowing at her. She's 1.00

01:11:17.520 going to create jobs and money and she's selling for everybody. So the other one, whether she is a 0.98

01:11:22.800 lesbian or not, like she should, to me, you kick her out of the league. She could have, she could 1.00

01:11:27.880 have broke her. Let's show them what she did. Okay. So there, so Caitlin Clark was playing in a game 0.95

01:11:33.180 against, what's the name of the other team? It doesn't even matter. Okay. It doesn't,

01:11:37.840 Chicago. Thank you, Chicago. Let's show it. Let's show it again. So this girl comes up to her from

01:11:42.540 behind. The ball is nowhere near them. So there's an inbound pass about to come. Like that makes no

01:11:47.640 sense. It like if having watched and played basketball, it just makes no sense that you

01:11:51.880 would do that. Like maybe if there was a pick and you were coming around the pick, you might crash into

01:11:55.040 somebody that is just abject blatant. I am trying to hurt that person. And imagine if she had blown out

01:11:59.920 her knee right there. Look at that's it. And it was her expressing her anger. That's what was

01:12:03.920 happening there. This wasn't play. This was, I'm angry with you and I'm going to assault you.

01:12:08.680 And the meme now out on this from, if you watch MSNBC and the rest of it is that the league

01:12:12.620 that they have, they're sort of just in their anger at her because she's straight and white and a 0.95

01:12:17.400 little prettier than some of the other girls. That is literally what they're saying. Yeah. It is

01:12:20.660 literally what they're saying. I think Joy Reid actually said that. So Sonny Hostin said the following.

01:12:25.560 Oh, Sonny. Yeah. This is not in response to this, but in response to another one,

01:12:29.220 listen to Sonny Hostin sat night. If Caitlin Clark is the vehicle that will bring this sport that I

01:12:36.000 have loved so much and so long to little five-year-old girls playing in Harlem, I say yes,

01:12:42.020 bravo. I have no problem with that. I do think that there is a thing called pretty privilege. 0.75

01:12:48.940 There is a thing called white privilege. There is a thing called tall privilege. And we have to

01:12:54.580 acknowledge that. But I do think that she is more relatable to more people because she's white, 0.98

01:13:00.940 because she's attractive. And unfortunately, there still is that stigma against the LGBTQ plus 0.91

01:13:07.780 community. 70% of the WNBA is black. A third of the players are in the LGBTQ plus community.

01:13:14.260 I think that people have a problem with basketball playing women that are lesbians. Who cares? They 1.00

01:13:21.800 are great athletes. There is so much lunacy in that. First off, do you see why the perfect example

01:13:27.580 of why I say the LGBTQ plus community makes no sense? What does she mean that 30% of the league

01:13:31.940 is LGBTQ plus? Well, if you mean 30% of the league are lesbians, I'll accept that if that's the proper 1.00

01:13:36.760 number. But what do you mean? They're queer plus trans. Actually, they will have trans. They're going

01:13:41.640 to have a washed up 38 year old NBA player who's six, eight to 50. And he's going to realize I'm averaging

01:13:47.020 one point and I actually just got cut from the Knicks and I'm going to go and I'm going to

01:13:50.500 average a triple double 30 points a game. And I'm going to be, and I'm going to put on a dress

01:13:54.120 and they're going to call me Sally. And I'm going to make bank. And then Sonny Hostin will tell. Oh

01:13:57.620 my God, it's so great because now it shows that everybody loves the tea community. It's absolutely

01:14:02.700 insane. Also these things that they describe as privilege that you might be pretty or you might

01:14:07.180 be tall or something. We used to just, they were just things. They were part of the gestalt of what

01:14:11.940 you were as a human being. Right. And by the way, anyone can be pretty. I'm sick of this. Just try harder.

01:14:16.980 It's really not that hard. Truly. Like do something about your hair. Maybe try a diet,

01:14:22.980 put a little makeup on. I don't care what you look like naturally. You can make an effort and come

01:14:28.480 across as more attractive than you are. And I don't want to, it's like, she's very open about

01:14:33.540 how the number of procedures she's had. Like, it's my pretty privilege to shut up. Like either you,

01:14:38.560 either that's important to you, you have that vanity or you don't, but stop bitching about it. 0.99

01:14:42.100 And the worst, the worst part of that, of course, is that the way they would try to racialize

01:14:47.040 sports, sports for anyone that has ever played any sport ever, but particularly basketball,

01:14:51.600 because a lot of black people, you know, it's thought of as more of a black sport or something

01:14:54.680 like that. I have never, I play basketball every week. I have never stepped foot on a court anywhere,

01:14:59.620 whether it was Cali or New York or Florida or anywhere where anyone was that racism had anything

01:15:05.340 to do with anything. If you can play. Welcome to the team. They love you. They love you. It is the

01:15:10.360 great equalizer beyond anything else. She's been in the WNBA for two minutes. There's no reason to 1.00

01:15:16.060 hate her other than the amount of attention she's getting and her skin color. I mean, would this be 0.99

01:15:22.080 happening to a black Caitlin Clark? No. Getting the same amount of attention? Well, first off,

01:15:27.380 if a white woman, if an angry white woman bashed into the black Caitlin, Caitlin Clark, right? 1.00

01:15:33.900 Sunny would be going crazy and she'd be demanding. She'd be kicked out of the week and everything else. 0.99

01:15:37.400 Yeah. Okay, so just quickly, here's Whoopi Goldberg totally defending what this

01:15:42.180 Chennedy did to Caitlin Clark. Let's be realistic, okay? This is basketball,

01:15:47.580 okay? This happens in basketball all the time. Angel Reese got a clothesline the other day. I mean, 1.00

01:15:55.220 this is, you know, these are not like, here's the bone.

01:15:59.160 This is get out the way or I'm gonna move you. That's what the game is. So a lot of people,

01:16:08.580 however, are reading this as confrontation. But this is not- They're not playing on the court.

01:16:16.620 They're there to win. And just because they're women, get over yourselves, they're athletes. 1.00

01:16:23.600 Yeah. I'm sorry. So it's female empowerment. That is such an absolute lie. Absolute lie. Yes, 1.00

01:16:30.080 people get hit on a basketball court when you're going for a rebound. You might accidentally smash

01:16:33.780 into somebody. And yes, occasionally you throw an elbow or something. But if anyone was playing in a

01:16:38.240 rec league and they did what that woman did to Caitlin Clark, they would not be invited back.

01:16:43.720 It's a sin that the ball was not in play. She just went to hurt her. That's it. 0.53

01:16:48.760 By the way, my team has corrected me. You pronounced the name, even though it's spelled

01:16:51.760 C-H. You just pronounced it Kennedy. So my apologies to her. Kennedy.

01:16:57.700 Do we have any information about the lesbian? No one can find that her sexuality date. 1.00

01:17:01.580 I don't think anything's wrong with being a lesbian. So if she is a lesbian, it's great. If she's 1.00

01:17:05.760 straight, it's great. If she's queer. God bless. We don't care what her sexuality is. We care what 1.00

01:17:09.920 she did on the court. So Jamel Hill, this is National Review pointing out, she has complained that

01:17:15.860 Caitlin Clark's, quote, race and her sexuality played a role in her popularity. And she is 0.75

01:17:23.340 symptomatic of how black players are erased, erased. She's bringing more attention to the black players 0.98

01:17:31.340 than they've ever enjoyed ever before, because the WNBA is really not that popular. 1.00

01:17:36.980 Did people not like Michael Jordan because he was black? You know, the one thing that you can say 1.00

01:17:42.480 about that where race may be steeped a little bit into basketball was when in the 80s, when Larry

01:17:47.480 Bird and Magic were going at it and the Lakers and the Celtics and like there was some racial

01:17:52.960 element to it because it was like Larry Bird was this very white guy from Indiana and Magic Los

01:17:58.900 Angeles and flashy. They played very differently. There was this subtle race thing, but it wasn't

01:18:03.920 like I like this guy because he's white or I like this guy because he was black. There was this sort

01:18:08.640 of fun. There was like a humor to it and a play and they played into it like, oh, I'm the white guy.

01:18:14.360 I can shoot. You're the black guy. You can pass. And it was how we grew up, right? That's the good 1.00

01:18:18.280 old days when people would joke about this stuff and minimize it. Keep going. Well, all I would say

01:18:23.460 is I want a time machine. If you can, can we get a DeLorean? We can get a DeLorean. If we can get a

01:18:27.200 little bit. Give me some plutonium. I don't know where we're going to get it. We have to find some

01:18:32.120 Libyan terrorists. And if we could just turn around and go back to 1995. Yeah. Don't you 0.88

01:18:38.240 think we could fix so much of this? Well, we're not there. We're not there. Kennedy. Kennedy has

01:18:45.160 been asked now about her behavior. Oh, by the way. So one of the things that Whoopi was saying was that

01:18:52.500 one of the other Clark, uh, one of the other care players, not Kennedy, I think a different

01:18:59.180 angel Reese had been tight roped. I think she said earlier in the game. It's like there was a history

01:19:05.660 to it. If you look at it, she's angel Reese is going up to, to shoot a basket and an arm comes

01:19:12.660 behind her. Nobody would be criticizing that. We understand things get rough when you're shooting

01:19:17.160 the basket in. That's the point. There is go. You're going to be hurt. People get hurt on a basketball

01:19:21.640 court. That happens. And again, sometimes there are cheap shots. That's all fine. That person was

01:19:26.400 trying to take her out. And I'm really imagine it. She could have just blown out her knee right 0.98

01:19:30.420 there. Like the way she felt or something could have happened or she could have broke her hip or

01:19:33.780 whatever. And it's like, congratulations guys. Your league is hanging on by a thread before her and

01:19:39.760 it'll be hanging on by a thread after her. So this woman, Kennedy has no regrets at all. Here's what

01:19:46.240 she's claiming. Now watch this up. Uh, number eight, we're going back and forth. This basketball

01:19:50.980 is all hoops. After we finished the game, it's all love. I don't have any regrets with anything.

01:19:56.040 I'm going to compete and play a hundred percent harder, no matter who it is.

01:20:01.240 It's the, it's the Whoopi Goldberg defense. It's just rough on the court, but it's all love

01:20:04.800 off the court. But listen to this daily mail. It's the Ms. Rachel thing. It's all love.

01:20:08.620 It's all love, but she doesn't have the weird small hands. Um, small hands bother me that,

01:20:15.460 that chef, she's got them too. Why are they like so tiny and in close to the

01:20:19.620 I don't, I don't understand. Okay. Um, daily mail, July of 2021, Kennedy Carter was suspended

01:20:29.120 for conduct detrimental to the team. According to reports around the time, the suspension

01:20:34.040 was issued. Carter got into an argument with another player on the dream, Courtney

01:20:37.720 Williams, who asked her to improve her attitude during a game. After the game ended, Carter went

01:20:42.620 up to Williams in the locker room telling her she wanted to fight. Once that request for an 1.00

01:20:47.520 altercation was denied, Carter backed away. She did not play for the dream again. Um, so

01:20:53.880 apparently the, the daily mail reporting, she was kicked off of WNBA teams twice for a bad 1.00

01:20:59.820 attitude. So I don't think she is all about the love off the court. Not only that you saw

01:21:04.980 that she liked tweets where people were tweeting at her, like, Oh, you should have hit her harder 0.94

01:21:08.420 or yes. And she's liking the tweets. Yes. She's, she's, she should be kicked out of the league. 0.99

01:21:14.140 She actually should never, it is a privilege to play sports for a living. She should not be allowed

01:21:19.920 to play in the league anymore. She has shown no remorse. And that is not basketball. If this,

01:21:24.360 again, if this was just a play, there was a loose ball and you crashed into each other. And even if it

01:21:28.780 was a little chippy, fine, you were trying basically to decapitate her and you could have done it. 1.00

01:21:34.740 She should not be in the league anymore. Like they should just make such a clear statement.

01:21:38.520 And the fact that Whoopi, I mean, it's been so sad watching Whoopi's devolvement into all of this

01:21:43.100 lunacy that Whoopi would run cover for this. Sonny's like a genuine racist and lunatic and 0.99

01:21:47.440 whatever. But Whoopi was like, everyone loved Whoopi. You go back to 1995, like literally everyone 0.99

01:21:52.440 in America loved Whoopi. Sister Act. Sister Act. Jumping Jack Flash. That was a great movie.

01:21:56.020 It was a great movie. Really enjoyed that. Yeah. We had great movies back then too. Get Larry the

01:21:59.740 Habsett Guard. Get Larry the Habsett Guard. Molly, you in danger, girl. Like she was great.

01:22:05.160 Everyone loved her. But that she has gone all in on this. And the fact that they've made it racial

01:22:10.260 when if you just flip the race situation, they would tell you it completely.

01:22:13.420 What would they like her to do about her white skin? I'm curious. Like, should she be apologetic

01:22:17.520 for it? Should she say like, dude, the Robin DiAngelo, I'm white and I'm sorry before she enters

01:22:21.360 every game. Is that what they're going to be? And meanwhile, it's like, okay, so it's a white 0.98

01:22:25.120 woman entering a largely black sport and making headlines, which they resent. But when Serena 0.98

01:22:29.480 Williams entered a largely white sport of tennis and completely took over and dominated, she was 1.00

01:22:35.200 celebrated. People love her to this day. She's like the queen of tennis. And imagine if I don't

01:22:41.820 know another female, give me a white female tennis player. Can you do it? I don't know that I can 1.00

01:22:44.900 anybody, but yeah. Yeah. Well, what Martina. All right. So let's say she was playing Martina

01:22:49.260 Navratilova. We're combining generations here. And let's say at the end of the match, the match was over

01:22:53.400 and then Martina jumped over the net and then just bashed her. Do you think people would have

01:22:58.560 had a problem with that? Right. That's exactly it. It's infuriating to watch. One of the blowbacks,

01:23:04.000 it happened to Stephen A. Smith, who's got a sports show. Again, this is not my world. So forgive me,

01:23:10.160 the audience knows. I'm always like, I'll try to clean up where I can. I'm on stilts when I'm talking

01:23:13.700 about sports. And he got blowback that he hasn't been covering the WNBA enough, I guess, like over his

01:23:20.740 career. Watch this. All right. Who talks about the WNBA? Who talks about women? Who talk about

01:23:25.980 women's sports more than first take? Stephen A., respectfully, with your platform, you could have

01:23:31.720 been doing this three years ago if you wanted to. God, these... Wow. All right. We got to go to...

01:23:37.780 You guys. So did you say that? You know you're my guy, but... Who does more than us? Stephen A., I'm talking to you.

01:23:43.020 I'm talking to you. Wow. Don't do that. I'm talking to you about the power that you have. Oh, my Lord. Okay.

01:23:47.020 I'm talking to you. Okay. Okay. I got it. You my guy, but I'm talking to you. I got it. Guys, guys,

01:23:53.400 guys, I really appreciate that. You're my girl, but you've missed a lot of episodes of first take.

01:23:57.660 You missed a lot. Stephen A., three years ago, you were not talking about the WNBA at this level.

01:24:00.780 Don't do that. Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys. Nobody was, Monica. You making Stephen A.

01:24:05.260 point, Monica. Hey, hey. Monica, you making Stephen A. point. Please let me do my job. Please let me do my job.

01:24:11.300 I don't know who that was in the back yelling you're making his point, but he's right.

01:24:14.640 Of course. Of course. Because she's saying you should have done it more. You know why you're

01:24:19.840 talking about the WNBA now? It's because of Caitlin Clark. It's because of Caitlin Clark. 1.00

01:24:24.440 But this is why. We don't talk about women's field hockey either. I bet they don't do that a lot on

01:24:27.960 first take. This is why wokeness destroys everything. I don't watch ESPN anymore. I love 0.61

01:24:33.100 basketball. If I, right now, if I could snap my fingers and be a basketball player for a career and

01:24:37.180 make $40,000, I would drop everything else. I'm sorry, but the white men with the penises are only 1.00

01:24:41.640 being taken at the Washington Post. You mean they don't want a 47-year-old guy with 1.00

01:24:44.880 the torn ACL? They don't want that? I can't even play the gay card there. I'm gay. You'll let me

01:24:49.320 in the league. But now I completely lost. Sorry, sorry. You would go to the NBA if you could. You

01:24:57.280 love basketball. I love, love basketball. I don't watch basketball anymore because every time for three

01:25:02.260 years that I would turn on ESPN, it was that. They were yelling about race. They were yelling about

01:25:06.540 gender and the rest of it. I don't know who that girl is, but people like her, and Jamel Hill is a 0.98

01:25:12.500 great example of this, people who should have loved basketball and loved sports, they decided to make

01:25:18.720 everything racial and they've destroyed it. You want to see the counter to that? It's a friend of 0.63

01:25:22.260 ours, Sage Steele, who's the most lovely, wonderful person who accomplished her childhood dream of becoming

01:25:29.300 an ESPN broadcaster. She was wonderful on ESPN, and she didn't make it about all of that stuff. 0.99

01:25:35.140 And then unfortunately for her, they, they turned on her because she actually did her job

01:25:39.020 instead of ramp, uh, basically yelling at people all day about race and gender and everything else. 0.99

01:25:44.040 And then honestly, like then when they treated her like shit, she didn't play the race card either. 0.98

01:25:49.100 Like to the, the beginning, the middle and the end, she was like, stop making race a thing, 0.99

01:25:53.980 which is why she couldn't survive there. Yeah. I mean, twisted. A final thing on the,

01:25:58.080 the numbers with Caitlin Clark. Um, this is per a tweet by Jimmy Trena who writes for sports

01:26:03.820 illustrated attendance at non Caitlin Clark, WNBA games this past weekend, 7,000, 4,000, 9,000,

01:26:10.560 7,000, 3,000. You get the idea. Attendance at Caitlin Clark, WNBA games this past weekend,

01:26:15.540 17,000, 17,000. I mean, that's one, these are like 3,000 and 4,000 to 17,000. Think what a

01:26:23.040 difference it makes for these women to be in full stadiums now, right? We're like tickets are going 1.00

01:26:28.360 through the roof and the vendors are making money and people are buying their jerseys because

01:26:32.020 they may have come to see Caitlin, but then they fall in love with this other player.

01:26:35.140 Who's amazing that night. Can you imagine finally, thank you. You guys are getting what you always

01:26:40.300 wanted. You're getting mainstream coverage. You're getting audiences. You're getting people to pay

01:26:44.440 attention and buy jerseys and you're making it about race and sexuality and how pretty she is, 1.00

01:26:50.840 which is just outrageous. Um, she's pretty, but she's no prettier than the rest of them. Like 1.00

01:26:55.880 they're all actually kind of attractive. All the women we just saw athletic, they take care of 1.00

01:26:59.500 themselves. Like that's the last thing they should be bitching about. All right. Stand by

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01:28:07.520 All right, Dave. So we've got to talk about Kim Kardashian. It's important because she's everywhere

01:28:13.260 and so annoying. Um, so right today she's getting blowback because variety put her on the cover with,

01:28:21.180 I think, Chloe Sevigny, like an actual accomplished actress who's won awards and is, I think, generally

01:28:30.140 regarded as one of the top acting talent that we have. And what is Kim Kardashian doing on screen

01:28:37.120 left in the actors on actors cover? Is she an actor? Has she ever acted in anything? She was in

01:28:44.300 American Horror Story and now she's doing something with Ryan Murphy. I don't know what it is, but she's

01:28:51.820 trying. Well, she had a sex tape, but is that acting? That's literally how she became famous. 1.00

01:28:55.100 She became famous by getting banged on camera. I'm sorry, but that's what happened.

01:29:00.300 Was that acting though? Or was that just having a good time?

01:29:03.060 Good point. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I didn't see it. I don't, I don't know.

01:29:08.980 Was there a scene? I haven't seen it either, but, uh, yeah, no, it's very graphic. Was she the

01:29:14.260 housekeeper? Like what's going on here? I don't know. No, it's with Ray J. Yeah. That I think

01:29:17.880 he's a singer. Yeah. Rapper. Um, yeah, no, they're going at it and it's very graphic and there are

01:29:23.660 reports that they did it willingly and that he was paid to participate in this with her and that her

01:29:29.680 mother then sold it. She's denied that and claimed that she sued, uh, and got paid, you know, off for

01:29:35.160 the lawsuit. But I don't believe her. I believe she did participate in it. That's how she became

01:29:39.260 a household name because thanks to her sex tape, which just happened to leak months before the 1.00

01:29:43.140 launch of her show. So here she is now like hanging with the app on the cover. And I'm telling you,

01:29:50.800 this is a bridge too far. Like it's one thing to see her enormous ass in the New York post, 1.00

01:29:55.880 because I understand they're trying to sell magazines or newspapers, but this really is 0.99

01:30:01.940 where, what's next. She's going to be on the cover of nature next to one of our Nobel scientists. 1.00

01:30:07.900 Like she's going to be on the cover of Politico next to Trump. Like this is ridiculous. We're, 0.98

01:30:13.980 we're, we're so obsessed with damn clicks. Yeah. We'll put anything, anything on these covers 0.99

01:30:20.660 and celebrate them. Like they're Madam Teresa, mother Teresa. Yeah. That's exactly what I was going to say.

01:30:25.020 Like the click nature of everything. And you and I can get caught in that. Like it's a challenge

01:30:29.440 for anyone that's trying to do something roughly, honestly, to not get caught in just, I will do

01:30:34.540 anything for clicks. And the more clicks you get, then it starts feeding the algorithm more. And

01:30:38.620 then the more you get, the more you get, the more you get. Kardashians, the entire machine around

01:30:42.720 them, you know, they've got tequilas and they've got the TV shows and they've got, I'm sure there's a

01:30:46.200 zillion other brands and verticals in their makeup. They have figured out how to just like feed a beast

01:30:52.520 constantly that consistently rewards them for it. I mean, it's a magic word. That's upsetting

01:30:58.640 that that variety would do this. What is she doing on there? Like you couldn't find a real actress 1.00

01:31:04.200 who's actually accomplished something in this field. What about Meryl Streep? She's still around

01:31:08.560 like how about Meryl Streep? There's a lot of great ones. Like I feel bad. Chloe Sevigny must've been 0.67

01:31:13.160 like, why on earth am I having to partner with this woman for this cover shoot and this, and this

01:31:18.440 honor. Oh, because this is like their, their thing where they, it's an actor asking an actor

01:31:22.920 question. So aren't you supposed to have insight into acting and everything? And she's like, well,

01:31:26.580 I got banged on a boat. I need Kyle Dunnigan right now with his impression of Kim Kardashian.

01:31:31.660 People need to work. Like when you worked, what was it like? That's him. He does it better than I do.

01:31:39.440 I think she's got a big ass, I guess. I mean, for that, you know, we must thank her. 0.99

01:31:44.220 We salute her. Okay. But wait, there's more because did you see Kim Kardashian had her daughter

01:31:50.680 Northwest with Kanye West? Yes. Star in the Lion King, the live performance of the Lion King. Hold

01:31:58.780 on. This is what they did. It was at the Lion King 30th anniversary, a live to film concert event

01:32:04.980 at the Hollywood bowl. And her 10 year old kid performed alongside Jeremy Irons, Billy Eichner,

01:32:13.900 Jennifer Hudson and others as Simba in Lion King. And I'm sorry, Dave. Look, I am a public person

01:32:24.240 and I certainly don't want my kids to not get opportunities because I've chosen this life,

01:32:29.860 but nor would I feel comfortable exploiting the fact that people know who I am to insert my already

01:32:37.720 enormous, enormously privileged kid into a role that, let me just be kind, she was not well suited

01:32:44.840 for. Okay. And the Nepo baby situation that's happening there with double billionaire parents 0.66

01:32:51.220 so that this kid could get this role that could have gone to somebody else and honestly should have

01:32:56.420 gone to somebody else is infuriating. It's infuriating. But look, they have built, again,

01:33:02.260 they built this industry. They have actually built an industry based on just being famous and

01:33:07.280 something that has just like been able to feed itself relentlessly. And you know, Hollywood,

01:33:11.840 like then you sit there and there's the producer and everybody's impressed. And oh my God, there's

01:33:16.700 all these clicks and there's views. And suddenly we sold out the Hollywood bowl. Can you imagine

01:33:21.140 Jeremy Irons? I mean, he's a pretty serious actor. Can you imagine like literally like,

01:33:26.180 like kill me now or kill me now? I don't know. That was very well done. It wasn't too bad. I don't 1.00

01:33:34.120 know. I'm sick of it. I just feel like I'm sick of her. I'm sick of them. I hate their brand. I hate

01:33:38.620 what they stand for. And I hate their outsized influence on our country and our culture. And I

01:33:43.900 would love for it to stop getting rewarded. Listen, I live in Miami. It is the big ass capital

01:33:48.100 of the world. Is it? Yeah. Oh, number one. Oh my God. You got to come down to Miami. I mean, 0.99

01:33:52.800 but they're all fake, right? No, they're all fake. Yeah. They didn't get them like the old

01:33:55.680 fashioned way. It's like the Brazilian ass or whatever it is. And if that, I assume that has 1.00

01:33:59.640 something to do with Kim Kardashian, but you just can't get a seat on a bus. As my own ass starts to 0.99

01:34:04.940 succumb to the forces of gravity, I have thought like, what can you do? And then I thought if you 0.99

01:34:09.020 get that, all that stuff injected, you're just going to have an ass down in the back of your knees. 0.98

01:34:13.220 Like now in your old, it's just going to be like way down there. That's not hot. Like two drooping 0.98

01:34:18.440 water balloons. You remember? No one wants that. Joan Rivers had a great bit about how her boobs 1.00

01:34:24.300 were sagging over the years. And she was basically just like kicking them down the street as she was 0.90

01:34:27.760 walking. Well, that's my mom. My mom says, Oh, I used to be 38 double D. Now I'm a 42 long.

01:34:32.740 That's funny. That's funny. All right. Last but not least. Yes. JLo and Ben Affleck are in the Daily

01:34:40.820 Mail. A great piece by Maureen Callahan, who I love, who is not surprised that they are reportedly

01:34:47.080 breaking up and is somewhat celebrating it as I kind of am myself in a way. Not, not because I

01:34:53.100 want to see them break up, but because I believe the whole relationship was fake. I think it's a PR

01:34:56.800 creation. I said that at the time that they got together again, he was trying, she was trying to

01:35:02.560 distract from the fact that A-Rod had just cheated on her and he had terrible press from all of his

01:35:07.180 alcoholism. He cheated on Jennifer Garner with the nanny. And I wonder what it says to you because

01:35:13.460 she just finished a film celebrating this amazing love story with this Hollywood nonsense about how

01:35:22.460 great everything is between them and how, okay. Like everything in that town, it wasn't true. It

01:35:29.400 was fake. Megan, I think we can go full circle on the show today because we started talking about how

01:35:34.180 the mainstream media lies about everything. And we were talking about that as it pertains to the news

01:35:37.780 and what's going on in the world and current events, but also everything related to Hollywood is fake.

01:35:42.600 The relationships are fake. Even the ones that don't seem fake are still fake to some degree

01:35:47.260 because they have been brought together by the studio or by the agent or by the manager.

01:35:52.160 I lived in Hollywood. I know enough of these people. It's all just so that someone will buy

01:35:57.460 people magazine and something else. It's not to say that there's no trying to think there,

01:36:01.680 there are like every now and again, you'll find a couple that's a real couple. What's her name?

01:36:04.740 Who is in desperate housewives and married the actor in Fargo. Uh, uh, and then she got in trouble

01:36:10.120 for the school scandal. Yeah. Yeah. Like they strike Felicity Huffman and Piers Brozman,

01:36:15.080 Brozman. Well, not a famous woman, but they have a real marriage and they're lovely. Right. So I have

01:36:19.560 no doubt that some of these people, but when you see these big power things that end up on all of

01:36:24.360 the covers of all the things, it's all fake. It's a story. It's, it's the same thing as the

01:36:29.760 Kardashian thing. And yes, is it now coming to a spectacular crashing halt for all of them? Well,

01:36:36.400 they don't need it anymore or it's just, and don't, don't they have a trans kid or something?

01:36:41.300 Yes. They, on both sides, his, his child with Jennifer Garner and, and his step child with

01:36:47.840 JLo. That is statistically impossible. I know. Did you see that video? And when Disney,

01:36:54.020 there was videos of Disney execs got leaked and one of the women was like my binary daughter and 1.00

01:36:58.660 my non-binary daughter and my, and Jordan Peterson just went off on it because it was

01:37:02.960 like, this cannot be, no, it literally cannot be. And even if it is your odd pride about it.

01:37:09.680 Move off the, off the left coast. Yeah, exactly. Move to Miami. Well, don't move to Miami.

01:37:14.260 Okay. It's closing, by the way, you can come, but we're pretty much closed. Almost everyone will

01:37:17.440 get killed by an alligator there. Don't come. It's horrible. It's horrible. Stay away. That was full

01:37:23.860 circle. We did it. Great to see you. Great to see you. Oh, you're awesome. Dave Rubin,

01:37:27.900 everybody. And thanks to all of you for joining us today. We're going to be back tomorrow. We'll

01:37:30.900 take a look at some of the legal cases, dominating politics and more. See ya then.

01:37:39.500 Thanks for listening to the Megan Kelly show. No BS, no agenda, and no fear.

The Megyn Kelly Show - June 04, 2024

Pride Month Pandering, Caitlin Clark Controversy, and Woke Drama at Washington Post, with Dave Rubin ｜ Ep. 809

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