00:03:23.500So I love this, especially as it pertains to my own state of Tennessee.
00:03:27.000But notice, you pick up one seat in Tennessee, and then maybe you pick up another seat in another state that redistricts to get rid of the unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
00:03:38.920Maybe you pick up another seat in another state.
00:03:40.780We don't know how many states are going to redraw their lines quickly enough for it to affect the midterms.
00:03:48.300But you could be looking at over half a dozen seats that go to the Republicans as a result of this Supreme Court decision.
00:03:57.980And all of a sudden, I was having flashbacks.
00:04:01.000You remember just about a month ago, I sat down with House Speaker Mike Johnson, a man I greatly admire.
00:04:07.040And we're sitting there, and I think Mike Johnson's a straight shooter.
00:04:10.780So I asked him, I said, how are you guys feeling about the midterms? This is all on camera. You
00:04:14.080can go check the tape. And he says, Michael, I think we're going to win. I think we're going
00:04:18.080to expand the majority. I said, you know, listen, I don't want to call anybody a liar here. I don't
00:04:24.860want to call anybody delusional. Look, I know it's kind of your job to say that if you're the
00:04:30.160Speaker of the House, but I don't know, I'm a little bit skeptical. This is a tough political
00:04:35.620environment. Obviously, the party that is in power usually loses the first midterm. I don't
00:04:41.560know about that. He seems so confident. I said, he's a smart guy, good politician. Okay, whatever.
00:04:49.740And then, fast forward. I don't know if this is what was in his mind, but it is amazing. You get
00:04:56.120the Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court says, in that beautiful majority opinion by Alito,
00:05:00.660with a separate concurring opinion by Justice Thomas that goes even further than Alito,
00:05:07.180saying, yeah, we're not doing the racial discrimination and the gerrymandering.
00:05:10.240All of a sudden, OK, yeah, Democrats have a lot of momentum at their backs,
00:05:13.780just given the nature of the midterms.
00:05:16.080But if we're flipping seven seats, Republican, just automatically,
00:05:21.420if the governors and state houses can do their jobs and redistrict in time for the elections,
00:05:25.760if you get an automatic seven seat advantage or more,
00:05:29.720we just don't know how many it could be. Sure, you've got this razor thin, essentially one seat
00:05:35.960majority in the House right now. If you add seven to that, all of a sudden, Democrats, look, they
00:05:40.460could retake the House, no doubt about it. But all of a sudden, that takes a lot of wind out of their
00:05:44.880sails. This is really big. And it's very important right now because the White House is facing
00:05:50.560major uncertainty. The way this breaks down is that the Iran war is very, very unpopular.
00:05:58.640The Iran war could be over by the midterms.
00:06:00.580I mean, the fighting in the Iran war is over and actually was over within the six-week
00:06:04.080time frame, four to six weeks that Trump had promised.
00:06:06.680But now we're in this tenuous ceasefire where the Strait of Hormuz is still closed.
00:06:09.860It could cause cascading economic and political effects.
00:06:12.560The actual firing of missiles could kick off again.
00:13:45.120It reads like a Dear Penthouse letter or worse.0.94
00:13:48.460This is a family show, but it involves this woman just demanding sex,
00:13:54.880this very good-looking banker woman demanding sex from this kind of schlubby Indian guy.
00:14:00.100And the language is very vulgar. She apparently would just constantly offer to do him various lewd favors. She would apparently say terrible things about his wife. I think the line from the lawsuit was she said she was showing off her, what's the technical term, gazumbas to this banker.1.00
00:14:21.640And she said, I bet your fishhead Asian wife doesn't have cannons like these.1.00
00:28:38.280The UK, to some degree, has that too, though.
00:28:40.060They very much weakened the aristocratic element.
00:28:42.460they've basically abolished it in the House of Lords. They've really weakened the monarchical
00:28:45.980element, and that's been building for hundreds of years now, and it's essentially run by the
00:28:51.100Parliament. But nevertheless, you have these two monarchs, and they get something done.
00:28:56.540And I think it's ironic, or maybe I'll call it paradoxical, that on the 250th anniversary of
00:29:02.520the American Revolution, a war in which my ancestors fought, you know, I love the American
00:29:07.540Revolution. I love the great men who gave us our country. I don't mean to diminish 1776 at all.
00:29:14.680But history did not begin in 1776. And I think there's a greater appreciation, as our country
00:29:22.840ages, of the civilizational foundations on which our country is built. You read about this a lot
00:29:29.740in the Federalist Papers. The Founding Fathers were keenly aware of this. We seem to have forgotten
00:29:33.440it somewhere along the way of the 20th century, and we're beginning to rediscover it. You saw that
00:29:37.060beautiful essay from the State Department came out about a year ago, in which the author referenced
00:29:43.100the wellsprings of our country. Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, you know, people that you don't usually
00:29:51.140hear referenced, but they obviously form part of the basis of our civilization. And I think we're
00:29:57.840beginning to recognize, call me a crypto-monarchist here, but I think people really get this. I think
00:30:04.160Trump obviously gets this, that we don't want a tyrant. We don't want a dictator. We don't want
00:30:09.680an autocrat. We don't want any of that stuff. But what we do want is a figure who can rise above0.99
00:30:17.060party politics, who can unify the country, who can speak to the more dignified elements rather
00:30:23.660than the merely efficient elements of our politics. And the way we try to do that is with
00:30:29.980the president. Increasingly so. But that role was traditionally filled by a king. And it's very
00:30:36.280funny that the libs who say, well, no kings, they're all giddily taking selfies with the
00:30:40.080king of England. They don't really mean no kings. What they mean is no tyrants, no autocrats,
00:30:44.540no dictators. But that's different. Trump is neither of those things either. But Trump is
00:30:49.600kind of a king in that way. You know, he is kind of the king. He's filling that role and I'm here
00:30:53.580for it. Well, let's see how the third and fourth and fifth terms go before we finally weigh in on
00:30:58.760Okay. Big exclusive story to Mary Margaret Olihan of the Daily Wire. We've covered the anti-Christian bias that you saw from the Biden administration, from a lot of Democratic administrations, go back to the Obama administration.
00:31:14.420But we're getting it even more clearly right now. According to this exclusive, the Biden DOJ, an employee of the Biden DOJ, was texting around about how he would like to imprison any nun wearing the traditional habit.
00:31:33.820So here's the line. Let's read it. This is Molly Gaston, assistant U.S. attorney, says, I just noticed for the first time the nuns near the Oath Keepers in one of the New York Times photographs.
00:31:48.440So trying to argue that the nuns are secretly, you know, these right-wing extremists.
00:31:53.680And you saw this come out from the DOJ.
00:31:55.920The DOJ partnering with the SPLC comes out and says that the Catholics are radical extremists, potential domestic terrorists.
00:32:03.980Said basically the same thing about concerned parents who didn't want to chop off their kids' genitals.
00:32:30.720That's kind of a funny joke from a liberal.
00:32:33.000That is, that's kind of a funny joke from a liberal who hates the church, who hates, you know, it's a secular lib joke.
00:32:38.880It's kind of ha ha ha, tee hee hee, until the government's actually doing it.
00:32:44.320And the problem is, these guys worked for the Justice Department that actually did that, that actually put out missives categorizing Catholics as terrorists and actually sent jackbooted thugs to spy on Catholic churches.
00:33:00.500In fact, I'm pretty sure I had a personal experience of this.
00:33:03.600I haven't talked about that publicly, but I'm pretty sure I ran into a Fed around these times at a church asking around about people.
00:33:12.440so this was happening then the doj lied about it uh then we found out that this was that this
00:33:18.820directive went out to field offices around the country all this after joe biden as vice president
00:33:23.320was suing nuns now you have the trump administration no longer partnering with the left-wing groups
00:33:30.880going after the nuns now you have the trump administration indicting that left-wing group
00:33:34.420encouraging religious liberty freeing catholic political prisoners what a difference an election
00:33:40.800makes. Okay, I said I would get to it. I'll get to this really quick point. Alex Jones
00:33:45.500is shutting down InfoWars. After years and years, this was the preeminent conspiracy content show,
00:33:55.140network, juggernaut of a media company. Then Alex Jones made this claim that the Sandy Hook
00:34:01.900shooting was fake, and the parents of the kids sued him and bankrupted him to the tune of like
00:34:07.480a thousand bazillion gajillion dollars. Just a crazy ruling that effectively bankrupted the
00:34:15.720company. They've been fighting it for years. The Onion, the left-wing satire,
00:34:19.520supposedly your left-wing satire company, tried to buy it. I think they finally succeeded.
00:34:24.000So now after all the lawfare, InfoWars has gone down. Here's Alex Jones saying goodbye.
00:34:31.720And all glory goes to Jesus Christ and our Heavenly Father that leads, guys, and directors.
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00:38:51.880My favorite comment yesterday is from the drummer's workshop Norm's Music,
00:38:55.420who says ABC better put a tarp out for Kimmel's final monologue.