The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1843 - WATCH： Gavin Newsom Tries To Be A Black President

00:00:00.000 Gavin Newsom wants to become the third black president. Zoran Mamdani wants Muslims to be

00:00:05.540 understood as the real victims of 9-11. And Joe Rogan wants you to consider going to church.

00:00:10.940 I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.

00:00:30.000 Welcome back to the show. Is Zoran Mamdani, the next mayor of New York City, a jihadi or a

00:00:37.360 communist? I answer, why not both? You know, it's like that little girl in the meme, why not both?

00:00:43.260 Much to get to, including Gavin Newsom's aspiration to become the third black president. First,

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00:01:21.640 First of all, even before I get to the first, sorry, third black president, it's good to be back.

00:01:28.040 It's good to be back, folks. I was in Central Europe last week. I was there with Mr. Davies.

00:01:33.860 We were on a super duper highly secret mission and it was great. I obviously was still doing the show

00:01:39.520 during the week. And then right before we flew out or we flew out of Munich, Mr. Davies and I decided

00:01:45.540 to have a couple of Coca-Colas at some of the beer halls around Oktoberfest. And then anyway,

00:01:51.540 next thing I know, I'm back here in Nashville. So it's good to be back, especially in time for the

00:01:57.840 2028 presidential race, which is, I think, officially begun. Gavin Newsom, governor of

00:02:03.920 California, kind of pretended a little bit like he didn't want to be president. Oh, you know,

00:02:11.340 he's just focused on California. But it was so clear. He was challenging Ron DeSantis to debates

00:02:17.760 over the best state, the best government. He was making the national fundraising circuit. He was

00:02:24.240 never meeting a camera he didn't like. So now he's come out in the open. He was asked in an

00:02:30.200 interview, are you thinking about running? He said, yes, I'd be lying if I said otherwise.

00:02:35.060 And here is the launch. Gavin Newsom explaining his experience as a poor black child.

00:02:40.200 But also, you know, it was also about paying the bills, man. And it was just like hustling. And

00:02:47.260 and so I was out there kind of raising myself, turning on the TV, started, you know, just getting

00:02:54.380 obsessed, you know, sitting there with the, you know, the Wonder Bread and five stacks of

00:02:59.200 hands, you know, like the white stack. Every day in the backyard, just bouncing the basketball,

00:03:15.900 throwing the ball against the wall until the ball is just like frame, man. And you're

00:03:19.760 entertaining yourself. That's it. Whole thing. So just and and then, you know, then this student

00:03:24.920 that was a student is in the back with his head down, all of a sudden started throwing the baseball

00:03:29.380 a little faster than everyone else and started, you know, make a few free throws because I was

00:03:33.280 sitting there practicing 500 of them every damn night. And in high school, I look up in the stands,

00:03:38.560 my dad's back up there. Okay. And it's like, man. And then he's bringing his friends and

00:03:43.780 and you're captain of the team. And you're like, gee, you know, and it just saved me and it got me

00:03:48.680 into college. Yeah, bro, bro. Smoking blunts was a daily routine since 13. A chubby fella on the

00:03:56.520 scene like me. That was before I got really, really thin. I was I was born poor. You know,

00:04:02.300 this is the actually the Steve Martin routine at the beginning of the jerk. Steve Martin sitting

00:04:06.760 there goes, I was born a poor black child. Well, that's Gavin Newsom's doing that completely

00:04:12.540 straight faced. Can we just get a little fact check? Oh, yeah. Gavin Newsom, who says he grew

00:04:18.560 up just trying to make money, you know, just hustling, man. Dad wasn't around. You know,

00:04:23.040 we were poor, man, bro. Just, you know, bro, just throwing my basketball against the wall.

00:04:29.460 Gavin Newsom's dad was a lawyer and financial advisor to the Getty family. These were oil

00:04:38.060 billionaires. Gavin Newsom, you can't make this up as a young man, was featured in a special

00:04:46.040 called Children of the Rich in the San Francisco Chronicle alongside one of the Getty's, a couple

00:04:52.400 of the Getty's, actually. Newsom's father then, after being a lawyer and financial advisor to the

00:04:58.740 Getty's, was a judge. He, Gavin Newsom was a real rich kid. Gavin Newsom was, I don't know.

00:05:08.180 When people are running for office, they all, because of our democratic, lowercase d,

00:05:14.200 democratic politics, that everyone tries to exaggerate how poor they were. As Mike Bloomberg

00:05:18.700 once put it, you know, everyone wants to claim that his mother washed more floors for less money

00:05:24.240 than the other guy's mother. However, Newsom was rich, like rich. Like, there's a picture going

00:05:32.440 around. I think it's legitimate. I might be mistaken, but it's been reported. Gavin Newsom is the most

00:05:38.100 stylish senior in his high school. He's wearing a Burberry scarf. Totally, totally preposterous.

00:05:44.360 And where does this all come from? He does the interview. They say, you're going to run for

00:05:47.480 president. He says, huh, I'd be lying if I said otherwise. And I can't lie. No, no, not me. Gavin

00:05:53.880 Newsom. Gavin Newsom, we don't have enough time to go through all of the examples in recent years.

00:05:59.760 But remember during COVID, he said, you all have to stay home. You all need to be locked up and

00:06:04.540 sequestered in your homes because of the threat of COVID. And then he went, he lied. And he went

00:06:10.840 out and he had dinner at the French Laundry with all of his rich friends. And I don't think they

00:06:14.400 were serving Wonder Bread and mac and cheese, bro. Don't think they were passing around spliffs

00:06:20.480 after the dinner either, for that matter. No, they were a bunch of rich white people.

00:06:24.400 And he lied to all of his constituents about the lockdown orders. But he can't lie now.

00:06:31.960 No, no, he's running for president. Bill Clinton was the first black president,

00:06:35.880 according to Toni Morrison. Barack Obama was the second black president. He was at least half black.

00:06:42.100 And Gavin Newsom. Gavin Newsom will be the third black president. Okay. All right. Kamala Harris might

00:06:48.340 run too. That's at least the headline. And people always believe the headline. I want to show you where

00:06:53.940 that headline comes from. Kamala Harris supposedly in an interview revealing that she's going to run

00:07:01.120 for president. So on the Democratic side, Michael, former Vice President Kamala Harris gave the

00:07:06.820 strongest indication yet that she may make another run for the White House. She was asked about the

00:07:11.860 future that her young nieces may see. Listen to this. When are they going to see a woman in charge in

00:07:19.040 the White House? In their lifetime, for sure. Could it be you? Possibly. Have you made a decision yet?

00:07:27.220 No, I have not. But you say in your book, I'm not done. That is correct. I am not done. I have lived

00:07:35.040 my entire career a life of service. And it's in my bones. And there are many ways to serve. I've not

00:07:42.880 decided yet what I will do in the future beyond what I am doing right now.

00:07:49.360 Should she explore or run, Michael?

00:07:51.900 Hold on. All right. That's enough. You can throw it at me, Michael. I'll be the Michael that you

00:07:55.400 throw to, lady. She's not running. She's not running. That's a totally misleading headline coming

00:08:01.460 from that meager little interview. All Kamala Harris says is, there will be a woman president someday.

00:08:08.820 Okay. And then the interviewer pushes her, says, well, will that be you? And she seems to get

00:08:14.780 defensive almost. She goes, maybe. Yeah. Are you going to run? I haven't decided yet.

00:08:23.420 She's just trying to deflect it and move on. But in your book, you say that you're not done

00:08:28.360 with politics yet. And Kamala says, yeah, that's true. So are you going to run? I don't know.

00:08:35.240 Yeah. She moves on. First of all, Kamala Harris almost certainly did not write that book.

00:08:41.600 And Kamala Harris almost certainly doesn't even know what is in the book.

00:08:45.040 I don't know for certain. I just know, having known a lot of politicians and political figures,

00:08:51.320 most of them don't actually write their books, the hair ghostwriters. Kamala Harris doesn't

00:08:56.620 understand how to use the English language. I don't think she wrote the book.

00:08:59.100 Okay. And so in it, she apparently says, I'm not done with politics yet. And that's it. She's just

00:09:05.880 trying to move on. This is at best Sarah Palin in 2009. Remember, Sarah Palin runs in 2008 for the

00:09:13.300 vice presidency. McCain loses. And then there are all these questions. Is she going to run again? Is

00:09:19.380 she going to run again? And she kept leaving the door open because one, maybe she wanted the opportunity

00:09:23.840 to. And also just having the door open leads to other opportunities, speaking opportunities,

00:09:28.040 disabilities to influence the party platform, yada, yada, yada. That's what Kamala's doing.

00:09:34.200 But even Kamala, who I'm not saying is the sharpest tool in the shed, even Kamala looks at the poll

00:09:39.320 numbers, realizes no chance. So right now, as far as I'm concerned, Gavin Newsom is leading the pack.

00:09:45.120 Though other people want to run to AOC clearly is setting herself up to potentially run for president.

00:09:49.400 And looking at one of AOC's buddies there in New York, liberal Democrat in New York,

00:09:54.040 you have Zoran Mamdani. Mamdani, who is the Muslim communist who will probably be the next mayor.

00:10:02.700 Well, he's taking on the issue of Islam head on. He is sick of the Islamophobia in New York,

00:10:11.500 and he has identified the real victims of the September 11th terror attacks. We'll get to that

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00:12:18.480 thecandleclub.com slash Michael, M-I-C-H-A-E-L. Zoran Mamdani, future mayor of New York, has just

00:12:27.700 identified the real victims of 9-11.

00:12:30.200 I want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims of the city. I want to speak to the memory of my

00:12:37.800 aunt who stopped taking the subway after September 11th because she did not feel safe in her hijab.

00:12:43.860 I want to speak to the Muslim city worker, whether they teach in our schools or walk the beat for

00:12:49.000 the NYPD. New Yorkers who all make daily sacrifices on behalf of the city only to see their leaders

00:12:54.620 spit in their face. I want to speak to every child who grows up in New York marked as the other,

00:13:01.120 who is randomly selected in a way that rarely feels random, who feels that they carry a stain

00:13:06.340 that can never quite be cleaned. Growing up in the shadow of 9-11, I have known what it means to live

00:13:11.600 with an undercurrent of suspicion. I will always remember the disdain I faced, the way my name

00:13:16.520 could immediately become Muhammad, and how I could return to my city only to be asked in a double

00:13:21.640 mirrored room at the airport if I had any plan of attacking it. And since I was very young,

00:13:26.540 I have known that I was spared the worst of it. I was never pressured to be an informant like a

00:13:31.100 classmate of mine. I've never had the word terrorist spray painted on my garage.

00:13:36.580 You're real victims, you see. This goes on for like six minutes. I can't say I encourage you to

00:13:42.180 watch the whole thing, but he just goes on and on and on. Really, it all could have been summed up

00:13:48.240 with a very, very brief Norm Macdonald bit. Norm doing a joke, Zoran Mamdani doing it for real.

00:13:57.140 Well, I can't say my friend's name, but he said his biggest fear

00:14:01.300 is

00:14:04.400 that ISIS or some terrorist group like that

00:14:11.500 would get a hold of a dirty bomb

00:14:14.140 and explode it over a major city within the United States

00:14:19.160 and kill

00:14:21.600 tens of millions of people

00:14:24.260 because then

00:14:26.460 the blowback

00:14:28.840 against

00:14:29.840 innocent Muslims would be

00:14:32.560 absolutely terrible.

00:14:35.360 Yes, that's true.

00:14:36.420 That's true.

00:14:37.680 All right, let's do some jokes.

00:14:38.980 It's true. That bit, that joke is now a campaign ad from the future mayor of New York.

00:14:48.100 Folks, I remember 9-11 when Muslims in the name of Islam flew airplanes into buildings and killed

00:14:56.000 3,000 New Yorkers. And I remember the worst part of that day was that my aunt felt a little more

00:15:02.560 self-conscious in her hijab. Isn't that, isn't that the real tragedy of 9-11, wouldn't you say?

00:15:09.120 Sometimes she wouldn't even take the subway anymore.

00:15:11.600 Isn't that it? It's like, let's think about the real victims.

00:15:14.700 Now, Zoran says that he is looked at with suspicion.

00:15:19.220 And he was a young man.

00:15:21.620 He would be questioned sometimes at airports.

00:15:23.860 Look, I've been randomly selected at airports, too.

00:15:26.460 I don't know. It's a young fighting age man, I guess.

00:15:28.540 Maybe it's because I'm a little swarthy myself.

00:15:30.440 The Sicilians, you know, we are a little ethnically ambiguous.

00:15:33.620 Well, Zoran says it was outrageous.

00:15:36.020 Why on earth

00:15:36.780 would any authority suspect me

00:15:38.960 of being a violent extremist?

00:15:42.220 A jihadist?

00:15:42.660 Oh, wait, hold on. Here's a picture of Zoran Mamdani

00:15:45.140 with an unindicted

00:15:47.220 co-conspirator of the 1993

00:15:49.540 World Trade Center bombing.

00:15:51.900 There he is, all smiles, giggles,

00:15:53.760 so happy.

00:15:55.320 He's with 75-year-old Imam

00:15:57.120 Siraj Wahaj.

00:15:59.440 He posted this recently, too.

00:16:01.280 This isn't even like they dug up some picture

00:16:03.000 from 100 years ago.

00:16:04.240 It's part of the campaign.

00:16:05.780 He's doing this now.

00:16:07.220 He said this guy is a leader and pillar

00:16:08.920 of the Muslim community

00:16:10.560 in Brooklyn.

00:16:13.440 Okay, so when Zoran Mamdani

00:16:15.540 says, the dream of every

00:16:17.760 Muslim New Yorker

00:16:18.680 is just to be

00:16:19.880 looked at like everyone else.

00:16:22.040 I think that's not,

00:16:23.860 I don't think that's quite fair, right?

00:16:25.020 Because the dream,

00:16:25.860 at least, of that

00:16:26.640 New Yorker,

00:16:28.400 that Muslim New Yorker,

00:16:29.500 was to blow up the World Trade Center.

00:16:31.500 So,

00:16:32.560 not an original observation.

00:16:34.180 A number of people

00:16:34.800 have made this point.

00:16:36.580 Hold on, folks.

00:16:38.140 Are we, look,

00:16:38.700 look,

00:16:41.020 I

00:16:42.080 have

00:16:44.040 a decent degree

00:16:45.980 of respect for Islam.

00:16:47.100 I actually do.

00:16:48.140 And you know why?

00:16:48.980 Because in many, many ways,

00:16:51.920 Muslims

00:16:52.880 are more grounded

00:16:53.920 than secular leftists.

00:16:55.820 Okay?

00:16:57.640 But are we really

00:16:58.780 seriously arguing

00:16:59.680 that there is no distinction

00:17:00.780 between Islam

00:17:02.220 and, say, Christianity?

00:17:03.660 That there's no conflict

00:17:04.840 between Islam

00:17:05.500 and the West?

00:17:06.020 You know,

00:17:07.160 Islam becomes

00:17:08.020 a political issue

00:17:09.120 in the West.

00:17:10.760 In what would have broadly

00:17:12.000 been called

00:17:12.380 Christian civilization

00:17:13.280 much, much earlier.

00:17:14.500 But even just

00:17:15.160 in the West,

00:17:17.040 like Europe,

00:17:18.700 it becomes an issue

00:17:19.980 in 732.

00:17:23.720 Islam is founded

00:17:24.740 in, what,

00:17:25.240 620?

00:17:26.580 So, within about

00:17:27.460 100 years

00:17:28.160 of the founding

00:17:29.000 of Islam

00:17:29.620 in Arabia,

00:17:31.960 Islam makes it

00:17:32.880 all the way

00:17:33.680 to Poitiers,

00:17:34.840 150 miles

00:17:35.840 outside of Paris

00:17:36.820 because the Muslims

00:17:37.980 almost took over

00:17:38.800 all of Europe.

00:17:39.640 And the only reason

00:17:40.280 that they didn't

00:17:40.800 is because

00:17:41.180 Charlemagne's grandpa,

00:17:42.180 Charles Martel,

00:17:43.620 implausibly beat them back.

00:17:47.120 Poitiers.

00:17:48.800 Lepanto,

00:17:49.520 when the Muslims

00:17:50.100 almost took over again

00:17:51.340 and because of

00:17:53.220 a strong wind

00:17:54.040 and perhaps

00:17:54.620 the intercession

00:17:55.300 of Our Lady,

00:17:55.880 as I believe,

00:17:57.060 because of the prayers

00:17:58.400 of Christendom,

00:17:59.160 the Muslims

00:17:59.480 were turned back.

00:18:00.380 The Battle of Vienna.

00:18:01.940 How about

00:18:02.480 the invasion of Sicily?

00:18:04.200 How about

00:18:04.480 the invasion

00:18:05.140 of Ostia?

00:18:06.160 How about

00:18:06.420 the conquest

00:18:06.940 of Iberia

00:18:07.700 for 800 years?

00:18:08.880 How about

00:18:09.200 the attack

00:18:09.680 on New York?

00:18:11.720 And on

00:18:12.400 and on

00:18:13.040 and on.

00:18:13.540 We're supposed

00:18:13.880 to pretend

00:18:14.500 I'm pretty

00:18:15.640 moderate

00:18:16.400 and open-minded

00:18:17.700 on the issue

00:18:18.420 of Islam.

00:18:19.800 But you're

00:18:20.400 going to tell me

00:18:21.180 that there is

00:18:22.560 no conflict

00:18:23.340 whatsoever

00:18:23.940 between our

00:18:24.640 civilization

00:18:25.060 and Islam?

00:18:27.040 Come on,

00:18:27.800 buddy.

00:18:28.160 That's crazy.

00:18:28.980 So the question

00:18:29.540 is,

00:18:29.980 for Mamdani,

00:18:30.740 is he

00:18:32.100 some kind

00:18:32.780 of devout

00:18:33.360 Muslim?

00:18:34.600 Well,

00:18:35.100 here's some

00:18:35.580 evidence.

00:18:36.340 This comes

00:18:37.000 from Mamdani's

00:18:37.820 father,

00:18:38.580 who was

00:18:39.340 a professor

00:18:39.740 at Princeton.

00:18:42.160 America

00:18:42.800 is the

00:18:43.920 genesis

00:18:44.640 of what

00:18:46.180 we call

00:18:46.600 settler

00:18:47.040 colonialism.

00:18:48.360 And the

00:18:49.080 American model

00:18:49.880 was exported

00:18:51.060 all around

00:18:53.040 the world.

00:18:54.480 Abraham Lincoln

00:18:55.420 generalized

00:18:56.760 the solution

00:18:57.680 of reservations.

00:18:59.780 They herded

00:19:00.540 American Indians

00:19:01.860 into

00:19:03.000 separate

00:19:04.640 territories.

00:19:06.700 For the

00:19:07.340 Nazis,

00:19:08.640 for the

00:19:09.280 Nazis,

00:19:10.100 this was

00:19:11.040 the inspiration.

00:19:13.800 Hitler

00:19:14.080 realized two

00:19:14.860 things.

00:19:16.160 One,

00:19:17.260 the genocide

00:19:17.820 was doable.

00:19:20.120 It is

00:19:20.780 possible

00:19:21.380 to do

00:19:22.320 genocide.

00:19:23.400 That's

00:19:23.880 what Hitler

00:19:24.360 realized.

00:19:24.960 second

00:19:27.600 thing

00:19:27.900 Hitler

00:19:28.200 realized

00:19:28.840 is that

00:19:30.520 you don't

00:19:31.080 have to

00:19:31.480 have a

00:19:31.800 common

00:19:32.080 citizenship.

00:19:33.420 You can

00:19:33.920 differentiate

00:19:34.460 between

00:19:35.020 people.

00:19:36.440 The

00:19:36.580 Nuremberg

00:19:37.200 laws were

00:19:37.940 patterned

00:19:38.560 after

00:19:39.040 American

00:19:39.620 laws.

00:19:41.840 Anyway,

00:19:42.400 the U.S.

00:19:42.920 put Indians

00:19:43.880 in reservations.

00:19:45.740 The U.S.

00:19:46.560 invented

00:19:47.240 the model.

00:19:49.460 So,

00:19:50.140 America is

00:19:50.660 the cause

00:19:51.140 of all

00:19:51.480 evils in

00:19:51.940 the world.

00:19:52.520 They're

00:19:52.660 the founders

00:19:53.260 of settler

00:19:53.760 colonialism.

00:19:54.320 That's

00:19:54.620 news to

00:19:55.020 me.

00:19:55.300 I

00:19:55.400 thought

00:19:56.020 there

00:19:56.200 were

00:19:56.300 some

00:19:56.500 earlier

00:19:56.800 practices

00:19:57.240 of

00:19:57.480 settler

00:19:57.700 colonialism

00:19:58.140 before

00:19:58.480 the

00:19:58.600 United

00:19:58.820 States.

00:20:00.060 The

00:20:00.300 Nazis

00:20:00.720 actually

00:20:01.340 learned

00:20:01.840 from

00:20:02.260 Americans.

00:20:03.580 The

00:20:04.620 Americans

00:20:05.120 are the

00:20:05.380 ones

00:20:05.540 who

00:20:05.660 taught

00:20:05.840 Hitler

00:20:06.080 that

00:20:06.320 genocide

00:20:06.700 was

00:20:07.040 possible.

00:20:08.740 Genocide

00:20:09.060 which has

00:20:09.540 of course

00:20:09.860 occurred

00:20:10.220 for all

00:20:11.360 of human

00:20:11.860 history

00:20:12.380 everywhere.

00:20:14.400 Genocide

00:20:14.960 which occurs

00:20:15.460 in the

00:20:15.720 Bible.

00:20:16.660 Not

00:20:16.860 to mention

00:20:17.360 historical

00:20:19.140 sources

00:20:19.640 everywhere

00:20:20.280 throughout

00:20:20.560 all of

00:20:20.840 history.

00:20:21.140 To me

00:20:23.120 I know

00:20:24.000 people are

00:20:24.340 going to

00:20:24.420 be tempted

00:20:24.760 to say

00:20:25.100 oh this

00:20:25.580 is a

00:20:25.920 Muslim

00:20:26.240 this is

00:20:26.640 a

00:20:26.820 jihadi

00:20:27.220 using

00:20:27.640 his

00:20:27.880 powers

00:20:28.260 of

00:20:28.460 taqiyah

00:20:28.960 to take

00:20:29.360 over.

00:20:29.740 I don't

00:20:30.320 really buy

00:20:30.900 it.

00:20:31.080 There's

00:20:31.260 some of

00:20:31.620 that.

00:20:32.060 I mean

00:20:32.260 in the

00:20:33.060 Islamic

00:20:33.420 revolutions

00:20:33.960 of the

00:20:34.280 20th

00:20:34.580 century

00:20:34.880 there was

00:20:35.380 some

00:20:35.760 use

00:20:36.580 of

00:20:36.900 leftist

00:20:37.620 slogans

00:20:38.960 to

00:20:40.060 lead to

00:20:41.620 revolution

00:20:42.260 and

00:20:42.740 rebellions.

00:20:43.280 To me

00:20:44.980 when I

00:20:45.240 look at

00:20:45.480 Zoran

00:20:45.880 Mamdani

00:20:46.400 it seems

00:20:47.840 to me

00:20:48.200 more like

00:20:48.580 rote

00:20:48.960 leftism

00:20:49.540 which is

00:20:50.820 anti-American

00:20:51.560 and which

00:20:52.040 takes in

00:20:52.580 some of

00:20:53.080 the identity

00:20:53.480 politics

00:20:54.040 hence you

00:20:54.340 get the

00:20:54.580 Islamic

00:20:54.880 stuff

00:20:55.300 or the

00:20:55.580 Arab

00:20:55.800 stuff

00:20:56.120 or whatever

00:20:56.660 Ugandan

00:20:57.780 but to

00:20:59.480 me it's

00:20:59.880 just rote

00:21:00.380 leftism

00:21:00.880 and it's

00:21:02.180 got a

00:21:02.440 little

00:21:02.620 Muslim

00:21:04.400 spice

00:21:05.060 on top.

00:21:05.820 The potato

00:21:06.640 chip is

00:21:07.180 leftism

00:21:07.740 and then

00:21:08.560 the little

00:21:09.420 sour cream

00:21:10.220 and onion

00:21:10.660 flavoring

00:21:11.520 that's the

00:21:12.020 Islam

00:21:12.620 for Mamdani

00:21:13.380 either

00:21:14.740 are a

00:21:15.900 little

00:21:16.040 troublesome

00:21:16.480 especially

00:21:17.320 in New

00:21:17.660 York

00:21:17.940 but for

00:21:19.180 the people

00:21:19.500 who say

00:21:19.840 no

00:21:20.080 he's a

00:21:20.740 lot more

00:21:21.100 dangerous

00:21:21.460 than you

00:21:21.800 think

00:21:21.980 Michael

00:21:22.320 he's

00:21:23.760 not just

00:21:24.340 a leftist

00:21:24.760 he's a

00:21:25.020 jihadi

00:21:25.260 my

00:21:25.520 response

00:21:26.040 to that

00:21:26.440 is

00:21:26.680 I don't

00:21:27.800 know

00:21:27.900 I think

00:21:28.240 leftism

00:21:28.740 is pretty

00:21:29.100 dangerous

00:21:29.660 I agree

00:21:31.680 with the

00:21:32.000 Atlantic

00:21:32.380 when they

00:21:32.800 say we

00:21:33.300 have an

00:21:34.100 epidemic

00:21:34.540 of

00:21:34.980 leftist

00:21:35.780 terror

00:21:36.240 going on

00:21:36.760 right now

00:21:37.360 looking at

00:21:40.020 recent events

00:21:40.780 and even

00:21:41.060 longer standing

00:21:42.100 events

00:21:42.480 seems to

00:21:43.460 me that

00:21:43.900 while Islam

00:21:45.840 has posed

00:21:46.280 a 1400

00:21:46.780 year threat

00:21:47.380 to western

00:21:47.820 civilization

00:21:48.400 leftism

00:21:49.800 is a more

00:21:50.920 pressing threat

00:21:51.540 right now

00:21:52.000 and I'll be

00:21:52.420 talking about

00:21:52.780 that tomorrow

00:21:53.160 by the way

00:21:53.460 I'm going to

00:21:53.680 be speaking

00:21:54.380 testifying before

00:21:55.620 the United

00:21:55.940 States Senate

00:21:56.500 the Judiciary

00:21:57.880 Subcommittee

00:21:58.440 on the

00:21:58.740 Constitution

00:21:59.220 so you can

00:22:00.340 tune in

00:22:00.700 I'm sure

00:22:00.940 it'll be

00:22:01.120 on C-SPAN

00:22:01.700 or something

00:22:02.040 like that

00:22:02.520 that'll be

00:22:03.060 tomorrow

00:22:03.700 because

00:22:04.320 the Democrats

00:22:06.120 and the media

00:22:06.980 though I repeat

00:22:07.540 myself

00:22:07.960 want to deny

00:22:08.920 that left-wing

00:22:10.060 terrorism

00:22:10.460 exists at all

00:22:11.360 so we're

00:22:11.700 going to be

00:22:11.920 correcting the

00:22:12.440 record

00:22:12.740 tomorrow

00:22:13.780 now speaking

00:22:15.080 of sitting

00:22:15.500 down with

00:22:15.880 liberals

00:22:16.280 in Congress

00:22:17.220 and in the

00:22:17.780 Senate

00:22:18.020 President Trump

00:22:19.300 has finally

00:22:19.880 addressed

00:22:20.400 the long-standing

00:22:23.320 shutdown

00:22:23.800 and whether or not

00:22:24.280 he would sit

00:22:24.780 down with

00:22:25.100 Jeffries and

00:22:25.620 Schumer

00:22:25.860 we'll get to

00:22:26.720 what he had

00:22:26.980 to say

00:22:27.160 in one second

00:22:27.560 first though

00:22:28.100 I want to

00:22:28.680 tell you

00:22:29.140 about Vandy

00:22:29.780 Crisps

00:22:30.160 go to

00:22:30.700 Vandy

00:22:30.940 Crisps

00:22:31.340 dot com

00:22:31.780 slash

00:22:32.160 Knowles

00:22:32.600 did you

00:22:33.000 know

00:22:33.240 all chips

00:22:34.580 and fries

00:22:35.080 used to be

00:22:35.800 cooked in

00:22:36.400 tallow

00:22:36.800 until the

00:22:37.600 1990s

00:22:38.240 when big

00:22:38.580 corporations

00:22:39.040 switched to

00:22:39.700 cheap

00:22:39.920 processed

00:22:40.340 seed oils

00:22:40.800 today

00:22:41.780 seed oils

00:22:42.700 make up

00:22:43.140 20%

00:22:43.880 of the

00:22:44.180 average

00:22:44.400 American's

00:22:44.880 daily

00:22:45.040 calories

00:22:45.480 they've been

00:22:46.240 linked to

00:22:46.520 metabolic

00:22:46.760 issues

00:22:47.160 and

00:22:47.320 inflammation

00:22:47.800 Vandy

00:22:48.220 Crisps

00:22:48.720 saw the

00:22:49.580 problem

00:22:49.940 in the

00:22:50.320 snack aisle

00:22:50.760 and decided

00:22:51.280 to do

00:22:51.560 something

00:22:51.760 about it

00:22:52.160 they created

00:22:53.080 an incredible

00:22:53.640 potato chip

00:22:54.180 with just

00:22:54.680 three simple

00:22:55.880 ingredients

00:22:56.340 absolutely

00:22:57.260 no seed

00:22:57.760 oils

00:22:58.060 just

00:22:58.800 heirloom

00:22:59.260 potatoes

00:22:59.800 sea salt

00:23:01.140 and 100%

00:23:02.760 grass-fed

00:23:03.180 beef tallow

00:23:03.680 that

00:23:04.900 beef

00:23:05.420 tallow

00:23:05.740 is not

00:23:06.500 just there

00:23:06.860 for the

00:23:07.040 amazing

00:23:07.340 flavor

00:23:07.660 it is

00:23:07.960 loaded

00:23:08.340 with

00:23:08.540 nutrients

00:23:09.000 that are

00:23:09.660 fantastic

00:23:10.160 for your

00:23:10.520 skin

00:23:10.780 brain

00:23:11.040 and

00:23:11.200 hormones

00:23:11.580 when you

00:23:12.260 snack

00:23:12.560 on

00:23:12.740 Vandy

00:23:12.980 it is

00:23:13.560 completely

00:23:13.960 different

00:23:14.280 from

00:23:14.560 eating

00:23:14.840 regular

00:23:15.220 chips

00:23:15.560 you feel

00:23:16.200 satisfied

00:23:16.640 light

00:23:17.040 and

00:23:17.420 energetic

00:23:17.880 without

00:23:18.160 any

00:23:18.440 crash

00:23:18.780 bloat

00:23:19.120 or

00:23:19.240 that

00:23:19.420 gross

00:23:19.760 sluggish

00:23:20.140 feeling

00:23:20.500 you get

00:23:20.780 afterwards

00:23:21.180 personally

00:23:21.660 my

00:23:22.740 favorite

00:23:23.100 Vandy

00:23:23.480 crisp

00:23:23.800 it's

00:23:24.860 the

00:23:24.980 original

00:23:25.260 all the

00:23:27.000 flavors

00:23:27.200 are good

00:23:27.500 barbecue

00:23:28.380 it's

00:23:28.580 all good

00:23:28.820 the

00:23:29.260 original

00:23:29.540 that's

00:23:30.480 where it's

00:23:30.760 at

00:23:31.020 it is

00:23:31.320 the

00:23:31.480 greatest

00:23:31.780 chip

00:23:32.120 I've

00:23:32.440 ever

00:23:32.580 had

00:23:32.720 in

00:23:32.800 my

00:23:32.900 entire

00:23:33.120 life

00:23:33.320 it is

00:23:33.500 the

00:23:33.620 greatest

00:23:33.840 chip

00:23:34.040 you

00:23:34.240 will

00:23:34.420 ever

00:23:34.580 have

00:23:34.760 in

00:23:34.840 your

00:23:34.940 entire

00:23:35.160 life

00:23:35.460 not

00:23:36.000 one

00:23:36.220 iota

00:23:36.560 of

00:23:36.840 hyperbole

00:23:37.380 these are

00:23:38.380 100%

00:23:38.780 american-made

00:23:39.300 zero

00:23:39.600 compromises

00:23:40.360 the beef

00:23:40.800 tallow

00:23:41.140 makes

00:23:41.620 them

00:23:41.980 super

00:23:42.740 satiating

00:23:43.360 you will

00:23:43.660 not

00:23:43.820 find

00:23:44.020 yourself

00:23:44.300 mindlessly

00:23:44.880 binging

00:23:45.300 the whole

00:23:45.600 bag

00:23:45.900 are you

00:23:46.340 ready

00:23:46.480 to give

00:23:46.720 Vandy

00:23:46.920 a try

00:23:47.200 go to

00:23:47.420 vandycrisps.com

00:23:48.220 slash

00:23:48.440 knolls

00:23:48.800 use

00:23:49.460 code

00:23:49.900 knolls

00:23:50.380 for 25%

00:23:51.020 off your

00:23:51.260 first order

00:23:51.660 vandycrisps.com

00:23:52.820 slash

00:23:53.060 knolls

00:23:53.380 cold

00:23:53.660 knolls

00:23:54.180 25%

00:23:55.320 off your

00:23:55.600 first order

00:23:56.020 if you

00:23:56.180 don't feel

00:23:56.440 like ordering

00:23:56.800 online

00:23:57.060 that's

00:23:57.340 fine

00:23:57.700 Vandy

00:23:58.060 is now

00:23:58.380 available

00:23:58.700 at your

00:23:58.940 local

00:23:59.160 sprout

00:23:59.600 supermarket

00:24:00.300 stop by

00:24:01.400 and pick

00:24:01.740 up a

00:24:02.040 bag

00:24:02.500 before

00:24:03.300 they're

00:24:03.580 gone

00:24:04.020 folks

00:24:05.280 yes or

00:24:05.620 no

00:24:05.780 is not

00:24:06.220 just a

00:24:06.720 best-selling

00:24:07.100 party

00:24:07.360 game

00:24:07.580 to play

00:24:07.960 with

00:24:08.080 your

00:24:08.200 friends

00:24:08.440 it

00:24:08.580 is

00:24:08.700 also

00:24:08.960 considered

00:24:09.340 by

00:24:09.520 many

00:24:09.820 to be

00:24:10.560 the

00:24:10.680 greatest

00:24:10.900 interview

00:24:11.240 game

00:24:11.480 show

00:24:11.620 on

00:24:11.720 the

00:24:11.800 internet

00:24:12.020 now

00:24:12.560 we

00:24:13.460 have

00:24:13.580 great

00:24:13.820 news

00:24:14.080 if

00:24:14.500 you

00:24:21.260 spicy

00:24:21.580 for

00:24:21.820 youtube

00:24:22.140 even

00:24:22.900 full

00:24:23.140 episodes

00:24:23.540 that were

00:24:23.860 removed

00:24:24.100 from the

00:24:24.360 platform

00:24:24.620 entirely

00:24:25.080 you can

00:24:25.700 also

00:24:25.880 now

00:24:26.080 watch

00:24:26.340 the

00:24:26.500 brand

00:24:26.740 new

00:24:26.900 episode

00:24:27.200 with

00:24:27.360 ruslan

00:24:27.760 kd

00:24:28.200 where we

00:24:29.020 get to

00:24:29.220 the bottom

00:24:29.660 of the

00:24:30.100 catholic

00:24:30.440 protestant

00:24:30.960 divide

00:24:31.360 and we

00:24:32.160 get to

00:24:32.340 the bottom

00:24:32.620 of our

00:24:32.860 drinks

00:24:33.120 check out

00:24:33.460 this teaser

00:24:33.860 are

00:24:35.000 ortho

00:24:35.620 bros

00:24:36.140 more

00:24:36.620 difficult

00:24:37.180 to debate

00:24:38.060 than

00:24:38.760 catholics

00:24:39.500 oh man

00:24:40.680 you can't pin

00:24:41.380 them down

00:24:41.800 on anything

00:24:42.240 well they

00:24:42.880 would say

00:24:43.120 that you

00:24:43.500 guys are

00:24:43.800 the ones

00:24:44.020 that

00:24:44.200 schismatic

00:24:45.260 they say

00:24:45.700 all sorts

00:24:46.180 of stuff

00:24:46.600 in greek

00:24:47.260 who even

00:24:47.680 speaks

00:24:51.260 you can

00:25:00.240 watch that

00:25:00.720 right now

00:25:01.420 on daily

00:25:02.720 wire plus

00:25:04.140 president

00:25:05.780 trump

00:25:06.240 was just

00:25:07.380 asked if

00:25:08.160 he would

00:25:08.460 be willing

00:25:08.780 to sit

00:25:09.120 down

00:25:09.440 with

00:25:10.000 hakeem

00:25:10.400 jeffries

00:25:10.820 democrat

00:25:11.220 leader in

00:25:11.580 the house

00:25:11.840 and chuck

00:25:12.760 schumer

00:25:13.080 democrat

00:25:13.900 leader in

00:25:14.260 the senate

00:25:14.640 to end

00:25:15.940 what has

00:25:16.600 now become

00:25:17.020 the second

00:25:17.500 longest

00:25:17.860 government

00:25:18.240 shutdown

00:25:18.640 ever

00:25:19.040 here's

00:25:19.320 his answer

00:25:19.740 after this

00:25:21.800 trip

00:25:21.980 do you

00:25:22.240 think

00:25:22.460 you'll

00:25:22.740 sit

00:25:22.960 down

00:25:23.300 with

00:25:23.620 hakeem

00:25:24.060 jeffries

00:25:24.500 and

00:25:24.960 i would

00:25:26.300 i'd be

00:25:26.640 willing to

00:25:27.220 i would

00:25:28.560 have

00:25:28.740 now too

00:25:29.540 you know

00:25:29.840 i left

00:25:30.320 i said

00:25:30.800 come on

00:25:31.800 over

00:25:32.020 just put

00:25:32.500 the government

00:25:33.000 back

00:25:33.460 all they have

00:25:33.880 to do

00:25:34.100 is say

00:25:34.380 yes

00:25:34.700 and it's

00:25:35.300 over

00:25:35.580 and we

00:25:36.440 start

00:25:36.800 and then

00:25:37.680 we go

00:25:37.980 into

00:25:38.260 a negotiation

00:25:39.160 look

00:25:39.880 obamacare

00:25:40.520 has been

00:25:40.820 terrible

00:25:41.240 we can

00:25:42.040 make it

00:25:42.360 better

00:25:42.660 i'm all

00:25:43.540 for that

00:25:44.160 but they're

00:25:45.560 not

00:25:45.840 and they

00:25:46.280 want to

00:25:46.840 allow

00:25:47.220 many many

00:25:48.880 illegal

00:25:49.400 people

00:25:49.900 that came

00:25:50.300 into our

00:25:50.660 country

00:25:50.940 illegally

00:25:51.340 from

00:25:51.620 prisons

00:25:52.060 from

00:25:52.440 mental

00:25:53.380 institutions

00:25:54.160 from

00:25:54.640 all over

00:25:55.260 the world

00:25:55.700 that want

00:25:56.100 them to

00:25:56.460 get paid

00:25:56.920 and that's

00:25:57.320 going to

00:25:57.540 hurt

00:25:57.740 the citizens

00:25:59.040 of our

00:25:59.460 country

00:25:59.740 and i

00:26:00.000 just

00:26:00.200 can't

00:26:00.520 do it

00:26:00.920 can't

00:26:01.600 do it

00:26:01.980 he says

00:26:02.580 look i'll

00:26:02.960 sit down

00:26:03.360 with them

00:26:03.660 whenever they

00:26:04.140 want

00:26:04.260 they're the

00:26:04.480 ones who

00:26:04.760 shut the

00:26:05.060 government

00:26:05.300 down

00:26:05.560 i'll sit

00:26:05.880 down

00:26:06.100 with them

00:26:06.460 but i'm

00:26:07.520 not going

00:26:07.820 to give

00:26:08.100 health care

00:26:08.520 to illegals

00:26:09.220 yeah look

00:26:10.280 their problem

00:26:11.400 this is so

00:26:11.960 amazing

00:26:12.320 they're the

00:26:13.060 democrats problem

00:26:14.040 right now

00:26:14.560 is they think

00:26:15.420 that obamacare

00:26:16.100 is terrible

00:26:16.660 our health care

00:26:18.220 system is

00:26:18.880 obamacare

00:26:19.480 obamacare which

00:26:20.880 was supposed to

00:26:21.500 solve fix our

00:26:22.260 health care

00:26:22.560 system once for

00:26:23.220 all

00:26:23.420 joe biden was

00:26:24.660 there at the

00:26:25.120 passage of

00:26:25.600 obamacare so

00:26:26.300 this is a big

00:26:26.900 f and deal

00:26:27.480 man that was

00:26:28.140 it remember

00:26:28.600 that was like

00:26:29.020 the whole

00:26:29.560 2008 campaign

00:26:30.640 some of you

00:26:31.360 are too young

00:26:31.780 to remember

00:26:32.140 this the

00:26:32.740 whole campaign

00:26:33.540 was about how

00:26:34.380 we need to

00:26:34.720 fix health care

00:26:35.300 once for all

00:26:36.060 get this

00:26:36.420 problem fixed

00:26:37.360 and then

00:26:38.780 they pass it

00:26:39.560 it was a

00:26:40.800 complete disaster

00:26:41.820 the uh

00:26:43.140 you know

00:26:43.640 if you can

00:26:44.800 keep your

00:26:45.260 if you like

00:26:45.660 your doctor

00:26:46.000 you can keep

00:26:46.380 your doctor

00:26:46.820 was the

00:26:47.140 lie of the

00:26:47.640 year i

00:26:48.000 think from

00:26:48.360 politifact

00:26:49.120 they said

00:26:49.560 health care

00:26:49.960 premiums

00:26:50.520 would would

00:26:51.400 go down

00:26:52.040 instead they

00:26:52.540 went up

00:26:53.040 and barack

00:26:53.680 obama cop

00:26:54.180 dude

00:26:54.320 well you

00:26:54.600 didn't

00:26:54.720 think you

00:26:54.920 were gonna

00:26:55.080 get all

00:26:55.340 that stuff

00:26:55.620 for free

00:26:56.000 huh

00:26:56.160 so it

00:26:56.740 was a

00:26:57.020 disaster

00:26:57.480 and now

00:26:58.060 the democrats

00:26:58.660 are shutting

00:26:59.100 down the

00:26:59.420 government

00:26:59.740 even though

00:27:00.340 the republicans

00:27:01.180 have the

00:27:01.480 presidency

00:27:01.920 they have

00:27:02.560 the house

00:27:03.020 they have

00:27:03.500 the senate

00:27:03.940 they have

00:27:04.360 the supreme

00:27:04.720 court

00:27:04.940 because they

00:27:05.340 keep winning

00:27:05.680 the presidency

00:27:06.260 but democrats

00:27:07.080 have enough

00:27:07.520 minority power

00:27:08.380 to shut down

00:27:09.140 the government

00:27:09.620 why

00:27:10.260 because their

00:27:11.180 own health

00:27:11.680 care law

00:27:12.260 is unsatisfactory

00:27:14.020 and i agree

00:27:15.120 it is and so

00:27:15.620 trump is saying

00:27:16.120 yeah obamacare

00:27:16.920 is terrible

00:27:17.380 so we should

00:27:18.820 try to fix

00:27:19.320 it but

00:27:20.700 no i'm not

00:27:21.320 i'm not gonna

00:27:22.320 give health care

00:27:22.860 to illegals

00:27:23.500 the american

00:27:24.700 people elected

00:27:25.860 me not to

00:27:26.520 do that

00:27:26.900 that would

00:27:27.200 be betraying

00:27:27.800 the american

00:27:28.200 people it's

00:27:28.940 totally unjust

00:27:29.860 we're not

00:27:30.720 doing it

00:27:31.200 so if they

00:27:33.120 want to sit

00:27:33.500 down we'll sit

00:27:33.980 down but

00:27:34.260 we're not

00:27:34.500 doing that

00:27:34.900 why

00:27:36.920 is this the

00:27:38.640 second longest

00:27:39.140 government shutdown

00:27:39.720 ever we're

00:27:40.240 we're now on

00:27:40.920 day 26 of this

00:27:41.940 government shutdown

00:27:42.500 most people

00:27:43.020 don't even

00:27:43.460 remember it's

00:27:43.960 shutdown

00:27:44.360 members of the

00:27:46.200 military might

00:27:46.840 notice because

00:27:47.340 there was a

00:27:47.720 fear that they

00:27:48.120 weren't gonna

00:27:48.380 get their

00:27:48.640 paychecks

00:27:49.180 then a very

00:27:51.060 patriotic

00:27:51.720 billionaire

00:27:52.380 stepped in

00:27:53.120 and actually

00:27:54.000 wrote a check

00:27:54.800 to cover the

00:27:55.460 military pay

00:27:56.380 it could be

00:27:58.660 what

00:27:59.020 if you're

00:28:00.580 if you're

00:28:01.040 flying through

00:28:01.660 the airport

00:28:02.040 maybe it's a

00:28:02.520 little slower

00:28:02.880 because of

00:28:03.200 tsa

00:28:03.740 okay but

00:28:05.460 right now

00:28:05.820 the longest

00:28:06.300 government shutdown

00:28:06.860 ever was 35

00:28:07.580 days we're at

00:28:08.560 26 we're almost

00:28:09.620 certainly gonna go

00:28:10.260 go past the 35

00:28:11.300 and do you know

00:28:12.120 why i've heard

00:28:12.980 very few people

00:28:13.540 talking about this

00:28:14.140 the reason that

00:28:16.040 this is gonna keep

00:28:16.740 going on and on and

00:28:17.380 on most likely

00:28:18.020 is that there is

00:28:19.880 very little incentive

00:28:21.120 for either party to

00:28:22.760 reopen the government

00:28:23.580 this is in many ways

00:28:25.180 unprecedented as a

00:28:26.360 government shutdown

00:28:26.940 usually the reason the

00:28:28.300 government reopens

00:28:29.140 is because republicans

00:28:31.540 face the

00:28:32.560 blame for the

00:28:33.840 shutdown and

00:28:34.720 they face

00:28:35.020 political pressure

00:28:35.800 to cave

00:28:36.560 and make

00:28:37.360 concessions and

00:28:38.200 reopen the

00:28:38.680 government

00:28:39.000 even if the

00:28:40.860 republicans are

00:28:41.660 totally in the

00:28:42.100 right and

00:28:42.480 democrats are

00:28:42.980 totally in the

00:28:43.420 wrong

00:28:43.700 historically

00:28:44.580 speaking the

00:28:45.200 republicans

00:28:45.600 always get

00:28:45.900 blamed so

00:28:46.600 they have to

00:28:46.940 make the

00:28:47.200 concessions and

00:28:47.900 they have to

00:28:48.220 reopen the

00:28:48.600 government

00:28:48.900 but that's not

00:28:50.760 happening this

00:28:51.240 time that's

00:28:52.300 what's so weird

00:28:52.860 trump is winning

00:28:54.400 the government

00:28:54.880 shutdown

00:28:55.300 even cnn had to

00:28:57.600 admit it

00:28:58.120 his approval rating

00:28:59.180 is looking good

00:29:00.120 the the ratings

00:29:02.440 of of blame

00:29:03.500 going to president

00:29:04.440 trump for this

00:29:05.080 this shutdown

00:29:06.200 are looking good

00:29:07.080 even the left-wing

00:29:08.840 cable channel has to

00:29:09.820 say so

00:29:10.300 which means there is

00:29:11.640 no incentive for

00:29:12.700 the republicans to

00:29:13.420 cave

00:29:13.680 the republicans are

00:29:15.100 winning on public

00:29:16.700 polling and on the

00:29:17.440 issues

00:29:17.740 well what about the

00:29:19.520 democrats shouldn't

00:29:20.200 there then be an

00:29:20.720 incentive for the

00:29:21.320 democrats to cave

00:29:21.920 not really

00:29:23.020 and i think

00:29:24.800 the reason behind

00:29:26.540 that helps to

00:29:27.140 explain why the

00:29:27.780 democrats did so

00:29:28.500 badly in 2024

00:29:29.360 and why they're

00:29:29.820 not looking much

00:29:30.360 better for the

00:29:30.800 midterms or

00:29:31.620 2028

00:29:32.300 the democrats are

00:29:34.360 held hostage to

00:29:35.220 a base that is on

00:29:36.400 the wrong side of

00:29:37.420 virtually every 80-20

00:29:38.820 issue

00:29:39.180 the democrats right

00:29:41.300 now are above

00:29:42.040 water on issues

00:29:42.920 like the

00:29:43.680 environment which

00:29:44.780 are so abstract

00:29:45.540 they don't really

00:29:46.760 rank very high for

00:29:47.760 people when they're

00:29:48.300 prioritizing different

00:29:49.220 issues

00:29:49.640 democrats rate a

00:29:51.800 little bit higher

00:29:52.320 on health care

00:29:53.120 so that's what

00:29:54.620 they're really pushing

00:29:55.160 for in this

00:29:55.600 shutdown because

00:29:56.060 they know health

00:29:56.480 care is an issue

00:29:57.200 that people care

00:29:57.680 about they rate

00:29:58.860 a little bit

00:29:59.280 higher on i

00:29:59.680 think women's

00:30:00.500 issues or some

00:30:01.280 women's health

00:30:01.920 or again it

00:30:02.580 doesn't it just

00:30:03.320 is not a priority

00:30:04.080 for for american

00:30:04.980 voters so other

00:30:07.540 than health care

00:30:08.060 and that gambit

00:30:08.800 hasn't played out

00:30:09.680 the democrats are

00:30:11.540 on the wrong

00:30:11.860 side of every

00:30:12.640 80-20 issue

00:30:13.380 so there's no

00:30:16.460 pressure for them

00:30:17.540 to reopen the

00:30:18.140 government because

00:30:19.020 their base likes

00:30:19.740 that they're

00:30:19.980 shutting it down

00:30:20.600 and because

00:30:22.220 things can't

00:30:24.000 really get

00:30:24.460 any worse

00:30:24.980 for them

00:30:25.420 that's the

00:30:27.140 problem

00:30:27.340 things aren't

00:30:28.400 getting worse

00:30:28.940 for republicans

00:30:29.680 as as the

00:30:30.500 shutdown moves

00:30:31.040 on so there's

00:30:31.620 no reason

00:30:32.040 for them

00:30:32.320 to cave

00:30:32.660 and things

00:30:33.680 can't get

00:30:34.240 worse for

00:30:34.640 the democrats

00:30:35.200 the reason

00:30:36.020 the democrats

00:30:36.500 shut the

00:30:36.840 government down

00:30:37.240 in the first

00:30:37.580 place is

00:30:38.220 precisely

00:30:38.640 because

00:30:39.220 they're on

00:30:39.760 the wrong

00:30:40.060 side of all

00:30:40.520 of these

00:30:40.780 issues

00:30:41.100 precisely

00:30:41.700 because

00:30:42.360 they've

00:30:42.760 they've

00:30:43.060 lost a lot

00:30:43.720 of ground

00:30:44.220 with the

00:30:45.000 median voter

00:30:45.800 with the

00:30:46.100 mainstream

00:30:46.380 public

00:30:46.940 and so

00:30:47.760 they're just

00:30:48.080 they're hoping

00:30:48.860 that if they

00:30:49.260 go back to

00:30:49.760 the well

00:30:50.120 the old

00:30:50.660 tried and

00:30:51.020 true strategy

00:30:51.660 of shutting

00:30:52.360 down the

00:30:52.620 government

00:30:52.880 and blaming

00:30:53.280 the republicans

00:30:53.920 maybe that

00:30:54.800 will inject

00:30:55.320 a little

00:30:55.560 life into

00:30:56.080 their party

00:30:56.620 but even

00:30:57.300 that is

00:30:57.640 not working

00:30:58.180 so okay

00:30:58.940 if the

00:30:59.580 shutdown

00:30:59.840 itself

00:31:00.260 was a

00:31:00.560 last-ditch

00:31:00.960 effort

00:31:01.180 for the

00:31:01.440 democrats

00:31:01.800 who have

00:31:02.620 really

00:31:02.940 backed

00:31:03.200 themselves

00:31:03.500 into a

00:31:03.860 corner

00:31:04.040 on all

00:31:04.340 these

00:31:04.500 issues

00:31:04.880 what are

00:31:06.080 they

00:31:06.160 going to

00:31:06.320 do

00:31:06.500 why would

00:31:07.760 they give

00:31:07.980 up now

00:31:08.300 then it

00:31:08.520 would be

00:31:08.720 all for

00:31:08.980 not

00:31:09.220 but likewise

00:31:10.760 why would

00:31:11.140 the republicans

00:31:11.800 cave at

00:31:12.520 all

00:31:12.600 so the

00:31:13.540 issue is

00:31:14.360 one where

00:31:14.940 until you

00:31:15.740 start to

00:31:16.140 see the

00:31:16.480 numbers

00:31:16.860 moving

00:31:17.300 I don't

00:31:19.140 think the

00:31:19.760 government's

00:31:20.080 going to

00:31:20.240 reopen

00:31:20.540 maybe

00:31:20.880 they'll

00:31:21.140 cut some

00:31:21.520 backroom

00:31:21.920 deal

00:31:22.220 and who

00:31:22.680 knows

00:31:22.860 maybe

00:31:23.220 private

00:31:24.240 polling

00:31:24.640 is showing

00:31:25.220 some

00:31:25.420 different

00:31:25.660 situation

00:31:26.180 than the

00:31:26.440 public

00:31:26.620 polling

00:31:26.860 is

00:31:27.020 but as

00:31:27.620 of now

00:31:27.900 I would

00:31:28.360 not hold

00:31:28.720 your breath

00:31:29.020 for the

00:31:29.240 government

00:31:29.440 to reopen

00:31:29.960 there's

00:31:30.520 no reason

00:31:30.960 for it

00:31:31.320 to

00:31:31.460 okay

00:31:31.740 speaking

00:31:32.260 of the

00:31:32.480 senate

00:31:32.700 this

00:31:34.280 story

00:31:34.760 this could

00:31:36.100 have been

00:31:36.280 cooked up

00:31:36.620 by the

00:31:36.840 babylon

00:31:37.180 bee

00:31:37.360 or the

00:31:37.540 onion

00:31:37.780 a main

00:31:40.600 democrat

00:31:41.220 senate

00:31:41.560 candidate

00:31:41.980 gram

00:31:43.340 platner

00:31:44.160 has a

00:31:46.860 nazi

00:31:47.260 tattoo

00:31:47.620 like an

00:31:48.800 actual

00:31:49.500 nazi

00:31:50.880 tattoo

00:31:51.260 i'm not

00:31:52.580 saying a

00:31:53.140 tattoo that

00:31:53.980 nazis might

00:31:54.920 like i mean

00:31:55.420 a tattoo that

00:31:57.700 is a clear

00:31:58.400 nazi symbol

00:31:59.740 now he's

00:32:01.000 recently i'm

00:32:01.400 sorry that if

00:32:02.260 you're watching

00:32:02.620 the show right

00:32:03.060 now you have

00:32:03.420 to look at

00:32:03.740 this man's

00:32:04.180 flabby

00:32:04.680 nipples but

00:32:05.960 it's just

00:32:07.000 show the

00:32:07.360 tattoo i

00:32:07.880 guess and

00:32:08.900 you'll notice

00:32:09.860 there's some

00:32:10.160 weird tattoo

00:32:10.820 of like a

00:32:11.540 prancing

00:32:12.280 new agey

00:32:13.160 dog

00:32:13.520 that's not

00:32:14.920 the symbol

00:32:15.320 the symbol

00:32:16.400 is underneath

00:32:16.860 apparently that

00:32:17.600 tattoo was

00:32:18.140 placed there

00:32:18.620 to cover

00:32:19.220 up what

00:32:19.660 was this

00:32:20.080 nazi symbol

00:32:20.640 which no

00:32:21.120 one disputes

00:32:21.820 it was a

00:32:23.520 particular kind

00:32:24.320 of skull

00:32:24.740 and crossbones

00:32:25.460 and here's

00:32:26.340 the story

00:32:26.660 this first time

00:32:28.040 political

00:32:28.300 candidate

00:32:28.740 says he

00:32:30.080 because according

00:32:30.580 to the

00:32:30.860 associate

00:32:31.160 press

00:32:31.500 says he

00:32:32.180 got the

00:32:32.620 skull

00:32:32.840 and crossbones

00:32:33.400 tattoo

00:32:33.740 in 2007

00:32:34.760 when he

00:32:35.260 was in his

00:32:35.580 20s and

00:32:36.100 in the

00:32:36.260 marine

00:32:36.440 corps

00:32:36.640 it

00:32:37.600 happened

00:32:37.900 during a

00:32:38.240 night of

00:32:38.460 drinking

00:32:38.740 while he

00:32:39.120 was on

00:32:39.440 leave in

00:32:39.720 croatia

00:32:40.180 and he

00:32:41.440 was unaware

00:32:41.760 until recently

00:32:42.380 that the

00:32:42.740 image had

00:32:43.080 been associated

00:32:43.640 with nazi

00:32:44.980 police

00:32:45.400 now do you

00:32:46.800 do you

00:32:47.040 recall

00:32:47.260 another

00:32:48.560 young politico

00:32:50.260 another

00:32:51.140 military veteran

00:32:52.580 who was accused

00:32:53.800 of having nazi

00:32:54.520 tattoos

00:32:54.860 that would be

00:32:55.860 united states

00:32:56.860 secretary of war

00:32:57.700 pete

00:32:58.800 hegseth

00:32:59.160 and and

00:33:01.140 what tattoos

00:33:02.120 were they talking

00:33:03.800 about in his

00:33:04.240 case

00:33:04.500 pete on his

00:33:06.120 chest

00:33:06.600 has a

00:33:07.580 jerusalem

00:33:07.880 cross

00:33:08.240 jerusalem

00:33:09.280 cross

00:33:09.640 is a

00:33:10.320 medieval

00:33:11.500 christian

00:33:12.160 symbol

00:33:12.500 uh

00:33:13.640 it's

00:33:13.780 associated

00:33:14.240 with the

00:33:15.140 the

00:33:15.400 crusaders

00:33:15.860 it's

00:33:16.220 associated

00:33:16.700 with

00:33:17.160 the christian

00:33:17.960 presence

00:33:18.240 in jerusalem

00:33:18.840 which the

00:33:19.680 christian

00:33:19.960 presence

00:33:20.240 in jerusalem

00:33:21.000 obviously

00:33:21.540 has existed

00:33:22.460 for 2000

00:33:23.140 years

00:33:23.500 ancient

00:33:24.180 ancient

00:33:24.840 community

00:33:25.300 also

00:33:26.740 for a

00:33:28.080 it's not

00:33:28.580 in this

00:33:28.900 picture

00:33:29.220 though

00:33:29.400 it's in

00:33:29.620 the one

00:33:29.860 that i

00:33:30.120 pulled

00:33:30.480 earlier

00:33:30.780 for the

00:33:31.080 show

00:33:31.300 he has

00:33:31.940 a

00:33:32.620 tattoo

00:33:33.520 that says

00:33:33.900 deus

00:33:34.200 volt

00:33:34.480 deus

00:33:36.080 volt

00:33:36.360 which is

00:33:36.920 the

00:33:37.140 cheer

00:33:37.760 of the

00:33:38.100 crowd

00:33:38.440 after the

00:33:39.180 council

00:33:39.420 of

00:33:39.600 claremont

00:33:40.060 when pope

00:33:41.040 urban

00:33:41.460 ii said

00:33:42.100 that he

00:33:42.380 would

00:33:42.740 in fact

00:33:43.300 respond to

00:33:43.880 the call

00:33:44.300 from christians

00:33:45.220 in the east

00:33:45.660 to protect

00:33:46.080 them from

00:33:46.480 the ravages

00:33:47.380 of muslim

00:33:48.300 turks out

00:33:48.700 there

00:33:48.840 okay

00:33:49.180 those

00:33:50.280 tattoos

00:33:50.560 were called

00:33:50.860 nazi

00:33:51.160 tattoos

00:33:51.400 white

00:33:51.620 supremacist

00:33:52.280 these are

00:33:53.800 medieval

00:33:54.320 almost ancient

00:33:56.180 christian

00:33:56.640 symbols

00:33:57.040 the jerusalem

00:33:58.380 cross

00:33:58.840 was in

00:34:00.020 the cathedral

00:34:00.540 underneath

00:34:01.520 jimmy

00:34:01.940 carter

00:34:02.340 during his

00:34:03.840 funeral

00:34:04.140 okay

00:34:04.560 and yet

00:34:06.900 we have

00:34:07.940 the democrats

00:34:08.720 in the senate

00:34:09.480 running a guy

00:34:10.160 with an actual

00:34:11.080 overt

00:34:11.640 no one even

00:34:12.360 disputes

00:34:12.820 it nazi

00:34:13.340 tattoo

00:34:13.680 and his

00:34:14.900 response is

00:34:15.980 well

00:34:17.460 i didn't

00:34:18.880 know

00:34:19.240 even let's

00:34:20.700 say it's

00:34:20.960 true

00:34:21.200 look i

00:34:21.720 don't think

00:34:22.300 the guy's

00:34:23.880 a nazi

00:34:24.380 probably not

00:34:24.940 i don't think

00:34:25.840 the democrat

00:34:26.300 candidate is

00:34:27.020 actually a

00:34:27.420 nazi

00:34:27.900 there can be

00:34:28.540 some people

00:34:28.960 who are

00:34:29.140 trying to

00:34:29.400 score cheap

00:34:29.780 political

00:34:30.040 points

00:34:30.280 and say

00:34:30.520 he's a

00:34:31.160 nazi

00:34:31.600 see democrats

00:34:32.340 are the

00:34:32.580 real

00:34:32.800 racists

00:34:33.400 see what

00:34:33.800 i don't

00:34:34.300 think

00:34:34.440 that's

00:34:34.600 the case

00:34:34.900 i'm just

00:34:36.200 saying

00:34:36.500 if he

00:34:38.540 didn't

00:34:38.900 know

00:34:39.160 that's

00:34:40.300 almost

00:34:40.500 more

00:34:40.760 embarrassing

00:34:41.180 it's

00:34:42.280 embarrassing

00:34:42.640 on both

00:34:43.000 fronts

00:34:43.180 it's

00:34:43.600 embarrassing

00:34:44.160 that the

00:34:44.860 democrats

00:34:45.260 accused

00:34:45.640 pete

00:34:46.000 of having

00:34:46.460 nazi

00:34:46.880 symbols

00:34:47.180 because

00:34:47.760 they're

00:34:48.260 so

00:34:48.580 unfamiliar

00:34:49.220 with

00:34:49.680 christianity

00:34:50.500 that they

00:34:51.060 don't

00:34:51.360 understand

00:34:51.740 basic

00:34:52.560 symbols

00:34:53.040 of the

00:34:53.300 christian

00:34:53.600 faith

00:34:53.940 basic

00:34:54.780 phrases

00:34:55.980 associated

00:34:56.580 with the

00:34:56.840 christian

00:34:57.100 faith

00:34:57.360 for over

00:34:57.880 a thousand

00:34:58.220 years

00:34:58.600 in some

00:34:59.460 cases

00:34:59.820 and it's

00:35:02.620 also

00:35:02.920 embarrassing

00:35:03.500 that this

00:35:04.020 guy who

00:35:04.480 wants to

00:35:04.800 be a

00:35:05.120 federal

00:35:05.360 legislator

00:35:06.080 would get

00:35:07.820 a tattoo

00:35:08.340 without knowing

00:35:09.260 what it

00:35:09.640 means

00:35:10.080 that is

00:35:10.820 it's

00:35:11.060 worse

00:35:11.720 in some

00:35:12.740 way

00:35:12.920 it's

00:35:13.160 kind of

00:35:13.640 what i

00:35:13.820 say about

00:35:14.060 mom donnie

00:35:14.540 in some

00:35:14.880 ways it

00:35:15.260 would be

00:35:15.480 better if

00:35:15.900 he were

00:35:16.120 a jihadi

00:35:16.700 and be

00:35:17.880 better than

00:35:18.300 being a

00:35:18.620 radical

00:35:18.880 leftist

00:35:19.340 in some

00:35:19.840 ways it

00:35:20.060 would be

00:35:20.160 better if

00:35:20.440 this guy

00:35:20.680 were a

00:35:20.980 nazi

00:35:21.960 and just

00:35:22.320 a dope

00:35:22.920 who doesn't

00:35:23.580 even have

00:35:23.820 the judgment

00:35:24.260 to figure out

00:35:24.860 what kind of

00:35:25.160 symbols he's

00:35:25.580 putting on

00:35:25.900 his body

00:35:26.300 okay speaking

00:35:27.160 of the

00:35:27.420 military

00:35:27.900 there's a

00:35:28.740 ufo

00:35:29.400 a flying

00:35:31.040 saucer

00:35:31.920 filmed near

00:35:33.820 a military

00:35:34.300 base

00:35:34.800 who released

00:35:35.880 a military

00:35:36.220 facility

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00:36:11.580 my favorite comment

00:36:13.220 yesterday and it's

00:36:13.840 amazing i'm just

00:36:14.400 seeing this now i'm

00:36:15.220 seeing it now i'm

00:36:15.780 hearing it for the

00:36:16.280 first time

00:36:16.780 yet again this

00:36:19.500 comment comes from

00:36:20.140 the drummer's

00:36:20.560 workshop norm's music

00:36:21.340 we get zillions of

00:36:22.540 comments on this show

00:36:23.380 okay i want you to

00:36:24.300 know this it's not

00:36:25.140 just i'm playing

00:36:25.660 favorites we get

00:36:26.140 zillions of

00:36:26.800 comments on this

00:36:27.400 show we do the

00:36:28.680 show five days a

00:36:29.580 week plus all of

00:36:30.320 the extra content we

00:36:31.120 release on the

00:36:31.660 weekends but all this

00:36:32.560 stuff we've been

00:36:33.480 doing this for how

00:36:34.600 long has the show

00:36:35.100 been on for like

00:36:35.500 eight years or

00:36:36.060 something like that

00:36:36.600 and the drummer's

00:36:38.100 workshop norm's music

00:36:38.980 keeps coming up again

00:36:40.300 and again and again

00:36:40.840 it's my favorite

00:36:41.340 comment i don't even

00:36:42.060 read the names

00:36:42.640 almost almost none of

00:36:44.500 the times do i read

00:36:45.100 the names but he's

00:36:46.420 just got really

00:36:47.280 insightful wisdom

00:36:49.460 okay and what did

00:36:50.340 he say he says i

00:36:51.460 knew china was up to

00:36:52.400 something after i

00:36:53.620 opened a fortune

00:36:54.200 cookie and the

00:36:54.820 fortune said vote

00:36:55.760 mom donnie that's

00:36:56.880 true you're right

00:36:57.820 that should have

00:36:58.760 tipped me off because

00:37:00.020 i don't have tiktok so

00:37:01.000 i can't see china

00:37:02.900 juice in the algo to

00:37:04.540 promote mom donnie in

00:37:05.400 new york but yes the

00:37:06.600 fortune cookie that

00:37:07.500 says vote for zo ron

00:37:08.660 that that might have

00:37:09.380 tipped me off okay

00:37:10.100 speaking of escalating

00:37:13.040 conflict speaking of

00:37:14.200 the military

00:37:14.820 the ufo was filmed

00:37:18.580 near a military

00:37:21.040 facility it's actually

00:37:23.060 lockheed martin's

00:37:24.580 hellendale radar

00:37:25.560 testing facility

00:37:26.560 this is a military

00:37:27.800 contractor facility

00:37:29.220 if this guy filmed

00:37:31.180 the unknown object

00:37:31.980 it looks just like a

00:37:32.840 flying saucer just

00:37:34.020 floating up in the

00:37:34.820 sky looks like it's

00:37:35.660 got like a beam of

00:37:36.520 some sort kind of

00:37:37.800 beaming down at the

00:37:39.120 ground and that's all

00:37:42.540 we know about it it's

00:37:43.520 kind of weird you

00:37:44.200 don't know how it's

00:37:44.980 up there you don't

00:37:45.700 know what it's doing

00:37:46.580 you don't we don't

00:37:47.420 know if the footage

00:37:48.020 is real or not but

00:37:50.520 like it might be

00:37:52.220 real this is from

00:37:53.800 uncanny expeditions on

00:37:55.400 youtube i don't know

00:37:56.160 i don't know if it is

00:37:56.820 real or not but but

00:37:57.520 it might be real

00:37:58.180 because some of the

00:38:01.880 most impressive

00:38:02.460 aircraft that america

00:38:03.300 has ever produced

00:38:04.000 come from these sorts

00:38:06.760 of facilities the u2

00:38:07.820 spy plane the sr-71

00:38:10.260 blackbird the f-117

00:38:12.540 nighthawk stealth fighter

00:38:14.000 all have been

00:38:14.580 developed at this

00:38:15.160 facility so sure if

00:38:17.260 we have some kind of

00:38:18.180 flying saucer like

00:38:19.600 object yeah i guess we

00:38:20.880 could make it there

00:38:21.480 you know how much i hate

00:38:24.900 to say i told you so

00:38:25.680 there are going to be

00:38:27.080 people first of all

00:38:28.060 first of all there are

00:38:28.800 going to be people who

00:38:29.320 say ah the ufo is near

00:38:31.640 the military facility

00:38:33.480 that's because the

00:38:34.300 aliens are trying to

00:38:35.400 get info about our

00:38:36.460 milton would seem like

00:38:39.260 if this object is

00:38:40.280 legitimate whatever it

00:38:41.100 is is being

00:38:42.040 developed at this

00:38:44.080 facility i have said

00:38:46.500 from the beginning

00:38:47.060 the et aliens

00:38:49.640 explanation of ufos

00:38:51.740 is now and always has

00:38:55.540 been complete nonsense

00:38:57.020 and the most likely

00:38:59.700 explanation for these

00:39:01.120 ufos which are real

00:39:02.200 some of the ufos are

00:39:03.940 real the most likely

00:39:05.140 explanation is that it's

00:39:06.260 technology that we are

00:39:07.500 making but the skeptics

00:39:10.360 say we're not the

00:39:11.520 skeptics the gullibles

00:39:12.880 say the gullibles say

00:39:14.100 no no no but the

00:39:15.360 government says it

00:39:16.540 doesn't know what

00:39:17.200 these objects are as if

00:39:20.440 the government would

00:39:21.400 never lie to you about

00:39:23.260 about classified

00:39:24.260 programs and the

00:39:26.140 secret technology that

00:39:27.380 they are always

00:39:28.100 developing and that

00:39:29.700 they debut years later

00:39:31.500 but but consistently so

00:39:33.900 seems to me if we're

00:39:35.800 looking at like skunk

00:39:36.520 works or something

00:39:37.160 like that these

00:39:37.820 these facilities and

00:39:39.880 these teams that are

00:39:40.840 specifically charged

00:39:42.340 with and this is all

00:39:43.200 public specifically

00:39:44.220 charged with developing

00:39:45.120 really really advanced

00:39:46.560 super cool secret

00:39:47.740 technology for the u.s

00:39:48.620 government that maybe

00:39:51.160 when we find super duper

00:39:52.760 cool weird technology

00:39:54.300 that we don't we don't

00:39:55.000 know about near these

00:39:56.300 kinds of facilities

00:39:56.960 maybe maybe those two

00:39:58.760 things have something to

00:39:59.340 do with each other now

00:40:00.220 it's not just government

00:40:01.600 projects i think i don't

00:40:02.820 think that explains all of

00:40:03.940 the ufo uap phenomenon

00:40:06.580 i think some of it is

00:40:08.880 people with overactive

00:40:09.760 imaginations some of

00:40:11.700 its hallucinations some

00:40:13.160 of it is people seeing

00:40:14.260 things and just just

00:40:15.560 misperceiving what

00:40:16.760 they're actually seeing

00:40:17.640 some of it is people who

00:40:19.000 maybe have a couple of

00:40:20.440 screws loose and so they

00:40:21.460 see things that aren't

00:40:22.080 there and i am open to

00:40:24.640 one further explanation

00:40:25.660 which is that in some

00:40:27.600 cases it's demons i'm not

00:40:30.860 one of those who sees

00:40:31.740 demons under every rock i

00:40:32.960 know there some people

00:40:33.760 are inclined to do that

00:40:34.560 no i hold the c.s lewis

00:40:35.780 view that there are two

00:40:37.180 errors you can make with

00:40:38.080 demons one is pretending

00:40:39.320 they don't exist the

00:40:40.140 other is seeing them

00:40:41.000 everywhere i don't know

00:40:42.020 i don't worry about

00:40:43.040 demons i don't but there

00:40:44.560 is there is a spiritual

00:40:46.180 aspect of the world and

00:40:47.680 there is spiritual warfare

00:40:48.580 without question and

00:40:50.720 most people who don't

00:40:52.360 even believe in god i

00:40:53.200 think would would

00:40:53.720 believe in evil they see

00:40:54.820 evil and they realize

00:40:55.660 that evil has a

00:40:56.200 personality and that evil

00:40:57.820 is not material evil is

00:40:59.060 immaterial so all of that

00:41:00.240 is to say demons exist

00:41:01.320 and sometimes people get

00:41:04.300 obsessed and vexed and

00:41:05.800 tempted and even

00:41:07.020 possessed by these sorts

00:41:08.140 of things so i don't

00:41:09.060 know maybe it's a little

00:41:09.580 bit of that but mostly

00:41:11.040 it's government projects

00:41:13.560 as i've as i've told you

00:41:15.860 for years and you know

00:41:16.860 how much i hate to say

00:41:17.500 i told you so okay

00:41:18.100 speaking of

00:41:18.940 clandestine activities

00:41:19.880 there's something that

00:41:20.320 happened last week that

00:41:22.020 i really want to get to

00:41:22.720 didn't i didn't have time

00:41:24.880 really to sift through

00:41:25.880 all of it on my super

00:41:26.980 duper highly secret

00:41:28.320 skunk works like trip

00:41:30.360 in central europe

00:41:31.180 the louvre was robbed

00:41:34.400 the louvre which is the

00:41:35.600 most frequented museum

00:41:37.500 on planet earth the louvre

00:41:39.600 the museum in in paris

00:41:40.980 was robbed items worth

00:41:43.620 102 million dollars were

00:41:46.280 taken from the louvre on

00:41:48.900 sunday in broad daylight

00:41:50.080 two of the thieves

00:41:53.540 reportedly entered by

00:41:55.700 cutting through a window

00:41:56.700 with power tools then

00:41:59.220 they threatened the

00:42:00.240 security guards who

00:42:02.020 fled then they cut

00:42:05.780 through two glass cases

00:42:08.200 containing jewels crowns

00:42:10.480 and all sorts of really

00:42:11.120 nice stuff

00:42:11.640 you would ask yourself

00:42:15.180 how on earth could the

00:42:16.060 louvre be robbed and how

00:42:16.980 how further how could the

00:42:18.160 louvre be robbed in broad

00:42:19.240 daylight okay here's just

00:42:21.660 what's being reported

00:42:22.400 these jewels were kept

00:42:24.800 previously in beautiful

00:42:26.280 rococo cases

00:42:27.880 beautiful lovely ornamented

00:42:30.860 nice cases

00:42:31.820 in 2019 a decision was

00:42:34.620 made

00:42:34.900 to swap out those

00:42:36.860 beautiful cases

00:42:38.160 for ugly modern cases

00:42:40.000 so the new ugly modern

00:42:42.140 cases

00:42:42.680 just switch this from

00:42:44.200 looking like a french

00:42:45.180 royal palace to looking

00:42:46.280 like a jc penny this

00:42:47.560 looks like where you

00:42:48.260 would buy maybe a tag

00:42:49.640 hoyer watch at the mall

00:42:51.180 you know for your for

00:42:52.820 your father on his

00:42:54.260 birthday not where you

00:42:55.960 would find the tiara of

00:42:58.280 napoleon's empress for

00:42:59.900 instance so you would say

00:43:02.660 okay well they modernized

00:43:03.940 it so surely the new ones

00:43:05.800 must be better right no in

00:43:07.360 every single way they're

00:43:08.300 worse so one of the

00:43:09.440 explanations given for

00:43:10.340 why they modernized the

00:43:11.320 display cases was to make

00:43:13.520 them more accessible to

00:43:14.660 people you know and for

00:43:15.820 the marginalized and for

00:43:17.060 the blah blah blah blah blah

00:43:17.760 blah but the thing about

00:43:18.780 the rococo cases is not

00:43:20.160 only were they more

00:43:20.580 beautiful but they had

00:43:22.120 a shatterproof glass and

00:43:25.140 if they were threatened

00:43:26.380 this is just according to

00:43:27.540 reporting uh they would

00:43:29.340 lock the jewels into a

00:43:30.440 safe so they they were

00:43:31.400 really really good in case

00:43:32.620 of of a robbery and the

00:43:34.660 modern you know macy's

00:43:35.800 looking cases uh those

00:43:37.460 had nothing apparently

00:43:39.240 apparently the glass was

00:43:40.460 very easy to break through

00:43:41.640 and these guys robbed them

00:43:43.100 okay so that's one one

00:43:44.380 thing moving from old and

00:43:47.000 beautiful to new and

00:43:48.220 modern which we're always

00:43:49.520 told is going to make

00:43:50.260 things more secure and

00:43:52.140 more efficient and more

00:43:53.700 is as is always the case

00:43:55.800 in furniture in housing in

00:43:58.400 clothing in everything as

00:44:00.240 is always the case the new

00:44:01.680 stuff is worse also

00:44:03.680 i don't want to say what

00:44:07.620 kind of head of security

00:44:09.120 the louv had

00:44:10.200 it was a female head of

00:44:13.360 security it apparently look

00:44:16.020 i'm not i'm just making an

00:44:17.540 observation okay

00:44:18.400 last year the louvre decided

00:44:22.320 to name a woman to be the

00:44:24.360 head of security and

00:44:25.360 women have many skills many

00:44:29.400 talents many natural

00:44:30.500 inclinations one thing they

00:44:32.520 are not good at is is

00:44:36.660 security generally the armies

00:44:39.680 of the world absent the uh

00:44:43.400 ancient and legendary

00:44:45.260 amazonians the women are

00:44:48.320 generally not the ones

00:44:49.420 protecting stuff it's the

00:44:51.120 men that protect stuff so

00:44:52.940 they're very very excited to

00:44:54.340 announce the first female head

00:44:55.880 of security at the louvre

00:44:56.940 last year now the most

00:45:00.500 embarrassing heist in the

00:45:01.720 history of of the french

00:45:04.340 government the woman the head

00:45:07.760 of security was appointed by

00:45:09.020 another woman uh laurence

00:45:11.420 dicker who was the uh the

00:45:14.260 first woman director in the

00:45:16.740 louvre's uh 228 year history so

00:45:19.820 again i'm not not saying this is

00:45:22.700 strictly a sex thing but just a

00:45:25.600 fact uh the it was on their watch

00:45:29.420 that this happened and i don't know

00:45:33.380 if we have a picture of laurence

00:45:34.320 dicker i guess we don't but you

00:45:36.060 know it when it did when that

00:45:39.800 doesn't work maybe we should

00:45:41.120 instead of trying to impose dei and

00:45:45.380 modernism and i'm not just talking

00:45:48.360 about the people i'm talking about

00:45:49.280 the display cases i'm talking about

00:45:50.740 everything why didn't the security

00:45:53.660 at the louvre have weapons why did

00:45:55.240 they flee why did instead of trying

00:45:58.820 to impose all this stuff on the

00:46:00.860 the beautiful uh artifacts that we

00:46:04.200 have from antiquity in the middle

00:46:05.840 ages and early modernity you know

00:46:07.840 places like the louvre instead of

00:46:09.260 trying to uh destroy them with the

00:46:12.120 uh bad ideas of our time maybe we

00:46:15.000 just try to preserve them maybe try

00:46:16.940 we try to conserve them maybe we

00:46:18.320 try to learn from history rather

00:46:21.600 than uh override it and and in this

00:46:25.900 case destroy actually destroy it

00:46:27.500 speaking of ancient treasures just

00:46:29.640 one little bit i want to leave you on

00:46:30.800 before we go

00:46:31.420 joe rogan is apparently going to

00:46:35.160 church

00:46:35.380 i haven't got there but i have

00:46:38.800 started going to church every now and

00:46:40.120 again yeah yeah do you enjoy it i love

00:46:42.420 it yeah it's about i do too it's a

00:46:45.220 bunch of people that are going to try

00:46:46.540 to make their lives better they're

00:46:47.620 trying to be a better person

00:46:48.500 and they're trying to i mean for me at

00:46:51.380 least the place that i go to they you

00:46:53.460 know they read and analyze passages in

00:46:57.320 the bible i'm really interested in what

00:46:59.680 these people were trying to say because i

00:47:01.700 don't think it's nothing there's a lot

00:47:03.360 of like atheists and secular people

00:47:05.900 that just like to dismiss christianity as

00:47:09.100 being foolish you know it's just fairy

00:47:11.260 tales i hear that amongst you know

00:47:12.640 self-professed intelligent people like

00:47:14.460 it's it's a fairy tale like i don't know if that's true um i i think i think there's more to it i think it's history but i think it's a confusing history it's a confusing history because it was a long time ago and it's people telling things in an oral tradition and writing things down in a language that you don't understand in the context of a culture that you don't understand and i think there's something to what they're saying

00:47:41.080 that's all he's just saying there's something to the bible there's something furthermore to go into church there's something to this christianity thing he goes on it's a great it's a great conversation that's all he's saying he's saying you know i think there's something to this this is magnificent news i look forward at some point to uh taking joe to a traditional latin mass i think that would be a lot of fun if we over if i'm in austin if he's in nashville

00:48:11.060 be a lot of fun this is a good that's a good start and you know why it's so magnificent i'm happy for joe i like joe rogan joe rogan's great so i'm happy for him that this is happening

00:48:21.780 i'm really happy for his audience actually that they're hearing this but but even more important than that what is joe rogan's superpower joe rogan's superpower

00:48:32.700 is that he is the avatar of the median voter that's what that's his superpower he's lived an exceptional life he's been a tv star he's been all these things

00:48:44.840 he's the number one podcaster in the world he's a comedian he's this he's all these different things

00:48:51.020 but he somehow remains an avatar of the median voter that's why it was so important for trump and vance to go on his show

00:48:56.900 that's why kamala harris wanted to go on his show but felt that she couldn't and that's why that's why

00:49:01.720 sometimes conservatives get a little frustrated with joe because they say no come on all the way

00:49:06.920 come on why aren't you going on and he's kind of he's slow he's methodical he used to be more on the

00:49:11.700 left now he's a little more on the right but he's not good but yeah he's the median voter so when he says

00:49:17.780 something that that should be taken as a very important sign because i think it's a sign of where most

00:49:23.340 people are at and i think most people now i'm not saying most people are you know reading the

00:49:29.540 liturgy of the hours or uh you know proficient in gregorian chant or something like that i'm not

00:49:35.120 saying that they've figured everything out but well i think most people right now are saying you know

00:49:40.140 there's something to this christianity new atheism is kind of dumb and maybe we should go to church and

00:49:44.840 maybe you know the the smartest and most flourishing people for all of human history like maybe they

00:49:51.840 weren't just complete idiots that's good that's magnificent okay today is music monday the rest of

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