A boy has been discovered being raised by dogs in Thailand. President Trump scores arguably his biggest win ever at the Supreme Court, and might now get his head on Mount Rushmore. Meanwhile, the devastating floods in Texas continue to toll the lives of innocent people.
00:00:41.160It is a whole week not doing the show.
00:00:44.080That is the first time, I don't know, since my honeymoon that I've taken a vacation like that.
00:00:49.480That was, it was great with the family, but it was tough because I wasn't here with you.
00:00:56.700And still, I have concluded I need to go on vacation more often.
00:01:00.720I go back to the old country, Italia, for one week, and President Trump scores arguably his biggest win ever at the Supreme Court.
00:01:10.120Certainly his biggest win ever in Congress, and might now get his head carved onto Mount Rushmore.
00:01:15.720And the craziest part of all those wins is that multiple polls are now showing that Americans are less patriotic today than they've ever been.
00:01:53.460I mean, it's kind of sad for the boy, obviously, but it's a weird resonance historically because I was just in Italy, Rome, founded by two boys who were raised by a she-wolf.
00:02:03.800Now, we will get, I hope we get to that story.
00:02:13.580You have heard me talk about balance of nature many times before.
00:02:17.340That is because balance of nature, fruits and veggies, is the most convenient way to get whole fruits and vegetables daily, especially if you're focused on creating a healthier, happier lifestyle.
00:02:25.860Nature is pretty good at giving us the nutrients we need through our fruits and veggies.
00:02:29.120So balance of nature takes fruits and veggies, freeze-dries them, turns them into a powder, and puts them into a capsule.
00:02:33.740You take your fruit and veggie capsules every day, then your body knows what to do with them.
00:02:37.120Balance of nature is just one ingredient of a balanced lifestyle.
00:02:39.900It has no intention to replace a healthy diet, exercise, sleep, or any other healthy habits.
00:02:44.560It's intended to be used in concert with those other healthy habits.
00:02:48.520I was just recently back in the Bel Paese in Italy, where you get all sorts of nice good fruits and veggies, and I was sleeping decently well, and it was a nice fit.
00:06:12.120Well, long before anyone had really considered President Trump a serious presidential candidate.
00:06:16.780Well, let's go back a little further than that because, you know, the other thing that people are going to blame this on is climate change, global warming, whatever.
00:06:26.120How about the Galveston hurricane where the storm surges and the floods killed between 6,000 and 12,000 people in 1900?
00:06:33.860Long before any global warming, climate change, long before any of the things, long before Trump, long before any of the things that the left is going to blame this natural disaster on.
00:06:47.320A reaction like Kyle Kolinsky's, and I don't mean to just single him out, there have been plenty of people on the left who have reacted this way.
00:07:10.180But the tragedy has to be preventable because the world can't be fallen, because there can't be any such thing as original sin, because there can't be any limits on human potential.
00:07:21.820We must be able to control everything.
00:07:24.100We must be able to prevent every bad thing.
00:08:18.220I remember after that awful shooting at Covenant School here in Nashville, when the trans-identifying person shot up the little kids at the Christian school.
00:08:28.480There was another one of these guys, like another Kyle Kolinsky, David Pakman.
00:08:33.900He's another one of these liberal internet guys who doesn't make himself out to be some radical or some fringe person.
00:08:40.680Makes himself out to be a mainstream person.
00:08:44.840He said, it's so strange that there was a shooting at a Christian school because they always pray.
00:08:48.700Maybe those little kids should have prayed harder and they wouldn't have been killed.
00:08:50.900That was his reaction of a guy who considers himself a mainstream leftist.
00:08:55.120And there was the same kind of sanctimony, the same vile, bile in the reaction, but also the same sanctimony as if to just blame Republicans or something.
00:09:09.680It couldn't just be that bad things happen sometimes.
00:09:14.700But, of course, you ask all of these people.
00:09:16.780You ask David Pakman at the shooting in Nashville.
00:09:19.460You say, well, what would you have done to prevent this?
00:10:20.600Since we got booted out of the garden.
00:10:22.340And there are things we can do, obviously, to protect ourselves, to try to cope and to comfort people who deal with the suffering that life entails.
00:11:55.540And I think that context needs to be said in this matter.
00:12:02.360It's not to say that we don't want the girls to be found, whatever girls that are missing or whatever right now.
00:12:08.500But you best believe, especially in today's political climate, if this were a group of Hispanic girls, especially with them being in East Texas, it should be most likely Hispanic.
00:12:20.180If this were a group of Hispanic girls out there, this would not be getting this type of coverage that they're getting.
00:12:26.780No one would give a fuck, and all these white people, the parents of these little girls, would be saying things like, they need to be deported.
00:12:33.220They shouldn't have been here in the first place, and yada, yada, yada.
00:12:35.260If this is your reaction to a natural disaster, to any kind of tragedy, something's going wrong with you.
00:12:47.960And if you have any introspection whatsoever, you should recognize that and say, oh, huh, that shouldn't be my reaction.
00:12:54.300Huh, maybe there's something wrong in the way I'm thinking about things.
00:12:56.580Because what this girl is doing is part of a broader liberal impulse, which is to make victims into perpetrators and perpetrators into victims.
00:13:08.220If an axe-murdering, illegal alien, rapist jaywalker goes out and just starts running people over in the streets and stealing sneakers while he's at it, the left will find a way to make him into the victim.
00:13:25.220They'll say, well, he was failed by society.
00:13:28.100Well, you know, there's systemic inequality and racism and sexism, and so he is really the victim.
00:13:34.700And they will, left to their own devices long enough, find a way to make the victims into the perpetrators.
00:13:40.240Well, they perpetuated a system of white supremacy and capitalism and imperialism, and they lived on the stolen land taken from the Chichaki, Haki, Toctaw Indians.
00:13:55.820They have this contrarian impulse that goes all the way down.
00:14:00.440And ultimately, since we're speaking of first things, ultimately what it comes down to is that the devil's the good guy.
00:14:06.580This is the radical liberal, radical romantic reading of Paradise Lost, which makes Lucifer into the good guy.
00:14:15.900Lucifer, when he falls from heaven, he says, well, you know, the mind is its own place, and it can make a hell of heaven and heaven a hell.
00:14:20.780Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven, which is as clear a summation of the liberal ideology as I've heard.
00:14:48.300He's trying to liberate himself from a system.
00:14:50.900And so anyone who transgresses, anyone who subverts the law or custom, in the liberal inclination, has to be the good guy.
00:15:00.180And so it's not that this comes from nowhere.
00:15:01.660It's not just, oh, look at these dumb, stupid liberals or something.
00:15:04.280There is a kind of logic to it, but it comes from the subversiveness, which begins with the premise of liberalism, which is that man will make himself into a god.
00:15:25.960And those reactions from the TikToker and Kyle Kalinske and David Pakman the last time there was a horrific tragedy, those reactions are wrong.
00:15:35.300And if you have that reaction, you're wrong about a lot of things, and you should change your mind.
00:15:39.020Now, I do want to get to some good stuff.
00:15:44.040Because there are a lot of big political wins.
00:15:47.900President Trump had his biggest win at the Supreme Court, maybe ever.
00:15:53.540And definitely his biggest win at Congress ever.
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00:18:49.060And for the past six months, any time a district court judge, some random lib appointed by Barack Obama or Biden or something, any time any of them want to gum up the wheels of Trump's administration, they issue some stupid ruling.
00:19:01.980And then they presume to be able to stop the executive branch from its functioning, which is completely ludicrous.
00:19:08.080You might as well not have an executive branch if any one of the 700 district court judges can just stop the president from doing whatever he wants.
00:19:15.540Sorry, can stop the president from doing what he should based on whatever the judge wants.
00:19:20.480You might as well not have a president at that point.
00:20:19.780As I understand the concern in this clash over the respective powers of the tour coordinate branches of government,
00:20:24.720the majority sees a power grab, but not by a presumably lawless executive choosing to act in a manner that flats the plain text of the Constitution.
00:20:31.320Instead to the majority, here's the kicker.
00:20:33.600Instead to the majority, the power-hungry actors are, ellipsis, parentheses, wait for it, and close parentheses, ellipsis, the district courts.
00:20:47.600Now, I know if you're just driving and listening to this, you might not be able to fully appreciate how stupid this looks in the text of Jackson's dissent.
00:20:55.120But this woman, she's a Supreme Court justice.
00:20:59.960She went to Harvard, undergraduate and law school.
00:21:02.840She wrote in a Supreme Court opinion, like any glib, quirky millennial girl.
00:21:12.980Instead, to the majority, the power-hungry actors are, dot, dot, dot, wait for it, dot, dot, dot, dot, the district courts.
00:21:21.320Before we get to one last bit on Justice Jackson, here's what Amy Coney Barrett had to say in response to Jackson's semi-literate dissenting opinion.
00:21:37.720Amy Coney Barrett, who sides with the court's majority here and says, yeah, random district court judges don't get to shut down the White House whenever they want to.
00:21:44.100She writes, this is so brutal, she writes, we will not dwell on Justice Jackson's argument, which is at odds with more than two centuries worth of precedent, not to mention the Constitution itself.
00:21:57.400We observe only this, Justice Jackson decries an imperial executive while embracing an imperial judiciary.
00:22:24.520It is not fair to compare these two people, which is why you get the dismissive opening from Barrett.
00:22:31.440She goes, we will not dwell on Justice Jackson's dissent, which is completely incoherent and barely functional English.
00:22:40.200We're not going to dwell, let's just not dwell on that, so as not to embarrass her, as if to say.
00:22:46.880However, and then she gets to the point, which is really simply stated and not all that catty or nasty, where she goes, Justice Jackson is worried about an imperial executive.
00:22:57.780Oh, the lawless, tyrannical president without his power circumscribed.
00:23:01.040Meanwhile, Justice Jackson is embracing an imperial judiciary, where forget about the president who's elected by all the people through the Electoral College, but really can claim national representation.
00:23:13.440Here, you got just any random district court judge appointed by any kind of president can overrule the president of the United States.
00:23:39.680I'm trying to be charitable, not engage in railing or reviling.
00:23:45.080I'm just trying to put the issue straight here, not the brightest crayon in the box, not the how many other metaphors are there.
00:23:56.800When conservatives point this out, the liberals will inevitably respond and say, do you know, you, do you know that Ketanji Jackson has not one but two degrees from Harvard?
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00:26:28.340So big win for Trump on the Supreme Court.
00:26:52.560You might think it might be leading us into insolvency.
00:26:54.820I agree with you that it's leading us to insolvency.
00:26:56.880But that's just, that is how the government works.
00:26:59.880You can bang your head against a wall and hate reality, but that's how it works.
00:27:04.800So as the Treasury Secretary said when I interviewed him, Scott Besson at the White House a couple of months ago, I said, what happens if the big, beautiful bill doesn't pass?
00:27:15.560What happens if you can't pry enough Republicans to go along with it?
00:28:11.080John McCain made pork barrel spending.
00:28:13.860All the little extra add-ons that the congressmen have to put into these spending bills in order to get their votes, to bring back money to their district.
00:28:21.240All this little pork barrel spending, it doesn't really matter.
00:28:24.120John McCain made it an issue in 2008 because John McCain supported massive entitlement spending.
00:28:29.740And if you really wanted to cut the federal budget, the only way you could do it effectively, yes, you take on waste, fraud, and abuse.
00:28:58.400They'll attack it for not cutting entitlements.
00:29:00.640But again, it does, in fact, streamline certain entitlements to get people who should not be on these programs, off these programs, to include, for instance, in Medicaid, a very minor work-slash-education-slash-volunteer requirement.
00:29:13.540When the libs tell you this is going to kick millions of people off healthcare, what they're saying is either it's going to reiterate the illegality of foreign nationals, illegal aliens receiving some of these federal healthcare benefits.
00:29:29.600But also what they're saying is, you know, it's going to make people who receive massive federal subsidies, it's going to make them at least try to kind of sort of pretend to get a job.
00:29:47.040So if that's going to kick people off the entitlement programs, you have to ask yourself, why were they on the entitlement programs to begin with?
00:29:53.260In any case, it does in some ways streamline that, makes it more efficient.
00:29:56.600But it's going to be attacked for a million different reasons.
00:30:52.160I am asking Secretary Burgum, Secretary of the Interior, to put Trump on Mount Rushmore.
00:30:57.520Given the scale and scope of President Trump's recent achievements, especially the impending enactment of the Big Beautiful Bill, the historic act that will ignite America's golden age, it is essential that we immortalize President Trump's likeness on Mount Rushmore.
00:31:11.280And he goes on to compare Trump to Washington, Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt, so on.
00:31:20.680You can see there's a picture of it that Andy put out where if you added Trump's head, and not just his head, really his whole bust with the nice, the tie, Brioni suit, if you add it, what it would look like on Mount Rushmore.
00:31:44.900I was seeing friends of mine that I had not seen in 16 years last time I was in Italy.
00:31:49.960And we're there, and speaking Italian, these friends of mine don't really speak English very much.
00:31:56.120But they don't pay super close attention to American politics.
00:31:59.160You know, they're true Italians, but they pay a little bit of attention.
00:32:01.940And so they were asking me about Trump.
00:32:04.200And I was explaining my view on Trump to people who don't really pay super close attention.
00:32:10.780And I said, you know, and these friends of mine had mixed feelings on Trump.
00:32:17.800I said, how do I explain this to people who don't live in America, who don't follow this closely, who don't feel super tied into this?
00:32:24.420I said, let me just view it from the historical perspective.
00:32:27.920Whether you love him or hate him, Trump is an extremely significant figure in American history.
00:32:36.540Whether you might hate him, you might love him, you might pretend to feel indifference toward him, he is a really significant president.
00:32:44.080And sometimes when you're living through history, you don't realize how historic it is.
00:32:47.900But this guy got elected to the top job in the world after having never served in political office and having never really run for president or for any office.
00:33:01.440This guy took over the Republican Party.
00:33:05.560He destroyed two political dynasties, the Clinton dynasty and the Bush dynasty.
00:33:09.840He rewrote a lot of Republican orthodoxy and the Republican platform.
00:33:13.460He was booted out of office in odd circumstances, went out into the wilderness, became the second president ever to be elected to a non-consecutive second term.
00:33:24.820After he was shot in the head, happily only blew off a little piece of his ear, and had another assassination attempt on him weeks later.
00:33:33.400And then he comes back into office, having won the popular vote, as a Republican for the first time in 20 years.
00:43:29.900You know, every single person who's there has a podcast or a blue check on Twitter.
00:43:35.200Every single, so it's confusing because you think for a say, you're like, well, all these people I'm seeing on the internet say that they, yeah, but that's a very small sample size.
00:43:49.200Because it's a contradiction in terms, by the way.
00:43:51.380Social liberalism creates all sorts of fiscal hazards that, you know, when people are, like, doing a bunch of drugs and engaging in weird sex stuff and being, just broadly being irresponsible.
00:44:02.400If you're socially irresponsible, you're going to be fiscally irresponsible, too.
00:44:26.240Okay, last bit to get to, though it's related, is a number of polls that come out around 4th of July on patriotism.
00:44:33.560And so I'll just, I'll look at Gallup's right now, but there are a bunch that have come out.
00:44:36.520Some, a little bit contradictory, but broadly speaking, one conclusion we're seeing is Gen Z, Zoomers, are the least proud generation to be American.
00:46:05.980That's what you hear from the left and what you hear even from people on the right, including people I respect.
00:46:10.800They'll say, well, in this country, you used to be able to afford a home on a single income.
00:46:16.180And you could have a lot of kids and cars and stuff, which is true.
00:46:19.280The homes were a lot smaller and cheaper, and they only had one car, and you didn't go on lavish vacations, and you didn't go out to eat fancy dinners all the time.
00:47:15.960And in defense of the millennials and to an even greater degree the Zoomers, that virtue is mocked in their education from the earliest age.
00:48:27.640And by extension, that's why you see the decline in patriotism.
00:48:34.140As the miasma, as the fetid, toxic miasma of liberalism spreads across the horizon, you get the, I hate you, dad, to, I hate you, country.
00:48:45.240Because you're not, you weren't, you didn't give me enough hugs, and we didn't play catch enough, and you didn't give me a house and two cars, and you didn't actually, GDP increase, but wages didn't, shut up.