The Tucker Carlson Show


Donald Trump Jr. on the Growing Threats to His Father’s Life, and Plan to Uproot Political Corruption


Summary

On this week's episode of the podcast, we have a special guest on the show, former presidential candidate and presidential hopeful John McAfee. We talk about how he got started in politics, why he decided to run for president, and why he's running for re-election in 2020. We also talk about why he thinks he's a better candidate than Hillary Clinton, and what it means to have a finger in the pulse of the country. And we have an exclusive Wine in the Sand, a documentary from James O'Keefe that explores human trafficking on the largest scale in modern times from Latin America to the United States. Wine In the Sand is available exclusively on TCN on October 10th, and is a must-listen for anyone who's ever wanted to know what it's like to be on the other side of the political aisle. If you haven't checked out Wine In The Sand yet, you won't want to miss it. It's a must listen, and you'll want to make sure to check out the companion documentary, Wine in The Sand, available on Amazon Prime and Vimeo on October 17th, as well. Thanks to our sponsor, Caff Monster Energy! and thank you so much for supporting the podcast and making it possible for us to do what we do. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe to our other shows, and tell a friend about what you're listening to this podcast. We really appreciate what you think of it! - we really do appreciate it. Thank you. - Tom and Brad. Cheers, Brad and Brad and Sarah. Cheers. -- Tom and Sarah -- Brent and Sarah and Brad, Tim, John McElroy, -- Ben and Sarah, Sarah, Chris, Evan, Matt, Jake, Tim & Lexi, Mike, Ben, and Tucker, Kristy, Jack, . Sarah, John, John, and Sarah (and so much more! -- Thank you, Brad, and John, too! -- thank you for listening to the podcast! Love ya'll! Thanks so much, Cheers! -- Cheers -- Brad, Brad & Sarah, Kristy & Sarah -- Sarah, Thank you! -- -- Love ya. Love you, Jon, Kristian, - Brad, Matt, Tim, and Jack, Jack, Mike, and Josh, XO


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00:00:00.000 One of our plans when we started TCN was to run great long-form content,
00:00:04.320 documentaries and topics that other people were ignoring.
00:00:07.040 Well, we have the best so far.
00:00:09.820 It's called Wine in the Sand, and it's by James O'Keefe,
00:00:13.440 one of the last brave and honest journalists in this country.
00:00:16.840 How brave?
00:00:17.680 James O'Keefe embedded with the cartels as they moved migrants engaging in human trafficking
00:00:23.960 at the largest scale in modern times from Latin America to the United States.
00:00:28.080 He embedded with the cartels, with hidden cameras,
00:00:31.420 and the result is this documentary, Wine in the Sand,
00:00:34.240 which we are proud to run exclusively on TCN.
00:00:37.220 Wine in the Sand, October 10th. Highly recommended.
00:00:43.920 What's going on, everyone?
00:00:48.000 You are so nice to do this.
00:00:50.060 Oh, it's my pleasure.
00:00:50.940 I asked him backstage, how many nights have you been home in the last month?
00:00:53.980 He's like, I'm home?
00:00:54.960 Well, when Lexi called me, it was like, I guess, yesterday morning,
00:00:59.100 and they're like, they weren't sure if Russell or John were able to make it to the show in Fort Lauderdale,
00:01:03.580 and I live a couple hours north of there.
00:01:05.580 Can you do it?
00:01:06.500 I'm like, of course I'll do that for Tucker.
00:01:08.740 They're like, well, they're able to make it now,
00:01:11.120 so can you come in as like a fourth person?
00:01:13.000 I'm like, can I have one night with my children, please?
00:01:15.340 For the love of God, it's been 30 days.
00:01:18.720 So I bowed out gracefully.
00:01:20.120 You're the only non-Mormon man I know who has more children than I do,
00:01:23.500 and I say that with envy.
00:01:25.320 But you've got to do what you love.
00:01:26.580 I was listening to your intro.
00:01:29.220 I have five kids.
00:01:30.360 I know how that happens now, so I took up something much less vicious like politics.
00:01:35.760 So where are we?
00:01:37.140 I just touted you as someone who has his finger in the pulse,
00:01:39.520 and I happen to know for a fact that that's true.
00:01:42.020 That was not a sales job.
00:01:43.720 Where are we, do you think, in this race?
00:01:45.580 Honestly, we're in a place, and, you know, I'm a guy that,
00:01:49.960 this is my third time around.
00:01:52.520 We're in a place that's better than we've ever been in a comparable position.
00:01:58.380 Wow.
00:01:59.460 You know, and as you know, I am the guy that's sort of willing to go into the ground
00:02:04.060 and go into the parts of Forgotten America,
00:02:05.540 and those are sort of my friends, despite where, you know, sort of I grew up,
00:02:09.720 and I appreciate and understand the irony of it,
00:02:11.860 but it's sort of the way I was always just brought up.
00:02:14.360 And, you know, in 16, it was like, you still believe the media narrative.
00:02:20.360 It's like, we're supposed to lose.
00:02:21.460 I was like, but we're going to overperform, but we'll probably lose.
00:02:24.840 In 20, I was like, man, it's actually significantly better.
00:02:28.500 And just, like, in October of 2020, I did 104, like, rallies myself.
00:02:34.340 So, like, you know, four a day for 30 days.
00:02:36.620 Like, it was, but you do get a pulse, and you see it,
00:02:39.520 and it's like, we're going to do better.
00:02:41.120 And, of course, we did, but, you know.
00:02:43.360 Yeah, I know.
00:02:44.000 Yeah.
00:02:46.220 This time around, like...
00:02:47.680 They got over a billion votes, I think, that year.
00:02:50.020 Well, the real problem is, if they showed up with a billion votes on November 6th,
00:02:55.680 they would tell us it was the freest and most fair election ever.
00:02:58.900 They would present no evidence of that.
00:03:00.980 They would say it, and if you don't believe that you're racist,
00:03:04.320 or you're an insurrectionist, or some other thing that you're obviously not,
00:03:08.320 they can give you something that's statistically impossible,
00:03:10.460 and they'll jam it down your throats.
00:03:13.040 And what's really good about this cycle is people get it.
00:03:17.320 They're sick of it.
00:03:18.600 But more importantly, so many are now finally emerging as unafraid to say it.
00:03:27.400 Right?
00:03:27.760 If people get unafraid, if they start talking about the realities of it,
00:03:33.600 if, you know, before it was like, oh, you're canceled.
00:03:36.040 You know, notice how, like, things that would have gotten you canceled two, three years ago,
00:03:38.680 people are saying out in open.
00:03:40.180 I mean, they're not even canceling you on social media for saying some of these things.
00:03:43.480 They're still censoring the hell out of you.
00:03:45.360 But it's just different.
00:03:47.680 So the atmosphere is so good.
00:03:50.740 It feels so strong, unlike anything I've experienced so far.
00:03:54.720 Really?
00:03:55.280 Even compared to 2020?
00:03:56.900 Yeah, by the way, now, even compared to, like, closer to the election,
00:04:00.620 because, I mean, I've been, you know, on the road now for weeks.
00:04:03.580 You know, even in June, I was like, wow, I mean, people have had enough.
00:04:07.640 They're sick of being lied to.
00:04:09.540 They're sick of being told, no, no, Bidenomics is working for you.
00:04:13.200 And I know it for myself, because, listen, I've been blessed.
00:04:16.700 I know that.
00:04:17.240 I don't pretend to be otherwise.
00:04:18.420 But I think I told you the story one time we were hanging out,
00:04:20.560 and I was, like, I was coming back from a fishing trip with my son.
00:04:23.240 He was 10 and 14 at the time, like, last year.
00:04:26.280 And we went to McDonald's.
00:04:28.580 And it was my 10-year-old, my 14-year-old, and me.
00:04:31.240 And it was $48.
00:04:32.500 And I was like, holy crap.
00:04:35.260 Like, if Donald Trump Jr. has sticker shock, folks.
00:04:40.160 Like, if I'm like, I don't know.
00:04:44.260 That seems ridiculous.
00:04:45.640 Like, if I'm pissed off.
00:04:46.840 What did you get?
00:04:47.680 Do you mind if I ask?
00:04:48.560 You know, I don't even remember.
00:04:49.500 It didn't matter.
00:04:50.220 It was just, it wasn't, like, excessive.
00:04:52.980 But if I'm sitting there, I'd be like, I don't get it.
00:04:56.160 You know, I'm not, and again, I'm not, like, you see it on the Sunday shows.
00:04:58.980 You know, some liberal, my three-week-old baby was recently crying about nuclear proliferation
00:05:04.480 on the Korean Peninsula.
00:05:05.720 Like, they're virtue signaling.
00:05:07.160 I'm not pretending it's going to change my habits.
00:05:10.880 I'm lucky enough that it doesn't have to, it doesn't affect me.
00:05:13.760 But I know it affects some family that's making $50,000 a year, $60,000 a year.
00:05:19.300 If I'm pissed off, they're livid.
00:05:21.840 And they've had enough of being told, you just have to accept it.
00:05:25.620 It's going to be good while we send another $250 billion to Ukraine to fight a war that
00:05:30.460 no one has articulated to me or you.
00:05:33.260 I do this now, you know, I don't really make any money in politics, but, like, I'm sort
00:05:43.700 of just, like, I'm a fighter.
00:05:44.940 I'm, like, I'm in the game now.
00:05:47.460 No one's articulated.
00:05:48.620 We must do this.
00:05:49.660 I go, but why?
00:05:50.240 What does victory look like?
00:05:51.220 Well, we don't really know.
00:05:52.700 Well, so does it stop at a trillion dollars?
00:05:55.800 Ten trillion?
00:05:56.420 Ten trillion when the interest on our debt is now a trillion dollars a year.
00:06:00.420 Just the interest on the money that we borrow so we can send Pakistan $25 million to fund
00:06:05.880 transgender programs in their schools.
00:06:07.820 It's like, see what I mean?
00:06:10.820 Everyone knows it.
00:06:11.820 Like, everyone is sick of it.
00:06:14.360 It has to stop.
00:06:15.800 Well, can I ask you a question?
00:06:16.700 So you do travel and speak to audiences more than anybody, more than anybody, actually,
00:06:24.040 that I'm aware of, and you always have.
00:06:26.180 In Washington, where I spent my whole life until recently, I don't think there are four
00:06:31.320 Republicans in the House who've asked the questions about Ukraine than you have.
00:06:35.900 Do you ever meet an audience that is like, no, we really need to keep going funding this
00:06:41.040 war in Ukraine?
00:06:42.080 So I do this in a lot of the speeches.
00:06:44.120 I'll do it right here, because I haven't done it in a while.
00:06:46.700 You know, and I've had two responses.
00:06:49.480 And so let's say, over the last year, I've spoken to 50,000, 60,000 people, probably,
00:06:53.000 right?
00:06:53.260 You know, opening up for DJT a rally, a group of 300 people here, that may be 10,000, 5,000.
00:06:58.680 This is 10,000, whatever it is.
00:07:01.960 And I do it.
00:07:03.380 You know, show of hands, raise your hand if Ukraine is a top 10 priority for you in your
00:07:09.140 life.
00:07:09.520 Top 10.
00:07:12.220 And I'll do it.
00:07:12.980 If it is, I'll give you the mic.
00:07:14.420 How about a top three?
00:07:19.520 It doesn't exist.
00:07:20.760 I found two people.
00:07:22.640 Two people of now, let's call it 65,000 people that I speak to weekly.
00:07:29.520 That was, it was not top three, but it was top 10.
00:07:33.140 First guy, sir.
00:07:34.380 Why?
00:07:34.580 I am from Kiev, Ukraine.
00:07:37.520 I was like, okay, fine.
00:07:39.680 I'm going to give you a pass.
00:07:41.260 And the other was a guy that's like a Beltway warmonger.
00:07:43.700 I was like, so you're on the board of Raytheon or something like that?
00:07:45.940 He was like, well, no, not exactly.
00:07:47.760 I was like, Northrop Grumman?
00:07:50.680 There he just walks away.
00:07:51.820 And yet, I get the calls.
00:07:56.620 By the way, what's nice about me, I'm not a politician, so I'll call up both sides.
00:08:00.760 I get the calls from Republicans.
00:08:02.280 Hey, Don, can you not go so tough on the Ukraine?
00:08:05.160 Because some of that money is getting funneled back to a missile maker.
00:08:09.720 And I was like, wait, wait, wait, wait, I'm all about American businesses.
00:08:13.180 Like, our family's done that before we got sued to, you know, like, we've done this.
00:08:17.040 I get it.
00:08:17.280 I want to support American business.
00:08:19.360 Not if it's just for abject death for no reason around the world.
00:08:23.920 Like, I'm not there to support American business in genocide.
00:08:29.400 And, like, I talk to these guys.
00:08:31.340 I'm like, you're making trillion-dollar decisions.
00:08:33.160 Have you surveyed, like, your constituents?
00:08:35.900 And they're like, well, no, but, you know, but I'm sure they took six figures from Raytheon.
00:08:39.320 And so, therefore, you know, they're on the team.
00:08:42.880 You know, they should get, like, sponsorship things.
00:08:44.740 Whose payroll are you on?
00:08:46.840 Because it's shocking to me that a guy like me, who grew up on the 70th floor of Trump Tower in Manhattan.
00:08:55.180 Again, I don't forget that.
00:08:56.200 I don't pretend it didn't happen.
00:08:57.380 I'm, like, very self-aware that way.
00:08:59.320 But it's like, how do I know this and you don't?
00:09:02.200 Like, you live there.
00:09:03.340 You live amongst these people.
00:09:05.020 You literally chose to represent your district.
00:09:09.320 I was there last week, and you have no idea what they actually stand for.
00:09:15.340 And it's disgusting.
00:09:17.920 That is – just thank you.
00:09:20.340 Thank you for that.
00:09:21.320 So, I think that one of the great promises of a second Trump term is that the party that nominated him will really change, and change in a specific way.
00:09:33.880 It will represent its voters.
00:09:35.280 The Democratic Party actually kind of represents its voters.
00:09:37.960 If you're into child castration, you've got a party.
00:09:40.980 But why wouldn't normal people have a political party that represents them?
00:09:45.480 I don't know how it got that way.
00:09:47.180 And, again, it's sort of amazing, right?
00:09:48.360 Because you would think they'd be able to get voted out.
00:09:50.260 But you know what?
00:09:50.940 There's – no one's ever had, again, sort of being unafraid, right?
00:09:54.320 They can go to their little constituents, and they go speak to a room, you know, other than maybe DJT.
00:09:59.780 No one can assemble a room like this in conservative politics or, frankly, in politics.
00:10:03.500 But they go home, and they speak to a group of five people that shows up, and they tell them everything they want to hear.
00:10:10.780 Everything.
00:10:11.840 And then they go to D.C., and they vote opposite.
00:10:14.080 Because there's no consequence in D.C.
00:10:17.320 You can be, like, 75% Republican.
00:10:19.860 Hell, you can be 90% Republican.
00:10:22.380 As long as when it actually matters, you fold.
00:10:24.840 It's an easy existence to be a weak Republican in Washington, D.C.
00:10:29.160 You know, the Washington Post isn't going to do the hit piece on you.
00:10:33.460 You know, I'd say they'd get invited to the cool person Christmas party, but we can't say Christmas party in D.C., right?
00:10:38.320 That's, you know, they can get away with a lot.
00:10:42.000 And so you have people that they get away with it.
00:10:45.580 They lie, and they go, no, that guy's really for me.
00:10:47.720 I'm like, but have you looked at his voting record?
00:10:49.960 No, he's just the Republican.
00:10:51.180 It's sort of like why we end up with, why are the weakest Republicans in the most conservative states?
00:10:56.020 Oh.
00:10:57.180 Right?
00:10:57.440 If you look at our, like, the Senate.
00:10:57.980 I'm speaking to you, Dan Crenshaw.
00:11:01.200 Well, but you go through the list.
00:11:03.400 I mean, whether it's Oklahoma, you have senators that are, like, I'm like, with Republicans.
00:11:08.320 Republicans like those, Utah.
00:11:11.040 You know, with Republicans like Mitt Romney, who needs Democrats?
00:11:14.860 But in the strong conservative states, the Democrats sort of get together.
00:11:18.140 They do this really well, and they say, hey, we're going to just forget about the Democrat.
00:11:21.940 We're just going to install the weakest Republican.
00:11:24.180 Half the Republicans don't know the difference.
00:11:25.940 They think that's the guy that's leading, so we'll just vote for him.
00:11:28.600 And you end up with conservative states that have the least conservative leadership in the world.
00:11:32.620 And so, so much of this is really an education process.
00:11:37.000 People have to understand and start paying attention.
00:11:39.080 And again, I think it takes, unfortunately, sort of whether it's addiction or otherwise,
00:11:44.140 sometimes you have to hit rock bottom.
00:11:46.000 And I think the American populace watching what we've been told has been a great success
00:11:49.620 over the last three and a half years under Joe Biden,
00:11:52.520 that's the rock bottom we actually needed to get people woken up and engaged in politics.
00:11:58.500 We could have never done something like this.
00:12:02.620 Five years ago, ten years ago, it didn't exist.
00:12:05.120 You've got four people in a room.
00:12:06.800 People are fed up.
00:12:07.740 Raise your hand if you're fed up.
00:12:13.040 But I don't, you may be missing something important,
00:12:15.540 and I'm getting this directly from Ben Stiller.
00:12:17.340 The election of Kamala Harris will be, and I'm quoting now, the change we need.
00:12:26.500 By the way, just so we're clear, Kamala Harris has changed a lot.
00:12:31.480 Unfortunately, it's all been for the worse.
00:12:34.960 What's amazing about this whole thing, I'm watching the media,
00:12:37.640 she's the candidate of change.
00:12:38.880 I go, she's the vice president.
00:12:42.140 Like, she has been there.
00:12:43.560 They want change.
00:12:44.440 Like, they cut and paste Joe Biden's policies
00:12:48.380 when they finally, after a month of being the nominee,
00:12:50.880 put up her policies,
00:12:52.560 and they forgot to cover up the source code to say it's the same thing.
00:12:55.560 Like, what change is that going to be?
00:12:58.320 Like, she is the vice president to the most absentee president
00:13:02.040 in the history of the United States.
00:13:07.060 Beyond, beyond the dementia,
00:13:09.500 beyond the basics of the dementia,
00:13:13.280 he spent 40-plus percent of his presidency on vacation.
00:13:18.440 If she wanted to do something,
00:13:20.220 she had the opportunity to literally do anything.
00:13:23.040 She could have taken the reins.
00:13:24.080 And by the way, Joe Biden said that the other day.
00:13:26.480 What was it?
00:13:26.900 One of the clowns on The View.
00:13:28.500 What, he was like,
00:13:29.020 no, I delegated everything to her.
00:13:30.880 I trust that she totally ran with everything.
00:13:33.360 And so the media is like,
00:13:35.300 it's like she has a clean slate.
00:13:36.700 It's like she's never been in politics.
00:13:38.740 She's literally the daughter of a Marxist professor
00:13:42.040 who is a San Francisco liberal
00:13:43.860 who was rated the most radically left person
00:13:46.360 in the United States Senate,
00:13:47.800 left of Bernie Sanders,
00:13:49.260 because at least I think he kind of believed
00:13:51.280 in at least American jobs.
00:13:53.500 She couldn't care less.
00:13:55.400 And they're like, no, no, no.
00:13:56.180 Her political career started three weeks ago
00:13:58.460 when she won,
00:14:01.400 won, you know,
00:14:02.540 we use that word loosely in the word democracy.
00:14:05.780 They throw it around.
00:14:06.460 She got zero votes.
00:14:07.480 But, you know,
00:14:08.860 won this position.
00:14:10.520 I'm like,
00:14:11.720 you saw it during the base.
00:14:12.820 I'm not anti-gun.
00:14:14.400 Like 10 days before,
00:14:15.820 mandatory gun buyback program.
00:14:17.460 They wanted,
00:14:17.880 that's part of their platform.
00:14:20.140 Just,
00:14:20.820 she's not for taking part of your guns,
00:14:23.640 but like a mandatory program.
00:14:25.440 The key word in this is mandatory.
00:14:27.920 Seems like you're actually really for taking your guns.
00:14:30.160 Then four days later,
00:14:31.080 she wants to institute an assault weapons ban.
00:14:34.840 You know,
00:14:35.060 the media will tell you whatever you need to hear
00:14:38.500 to get you to vote that way.
00:14:39.720 She will tell you anything.
00:14:41.940 I mean,
00:14:42.120 she's going to crack down on the border.
00:14:43.440 I mean,
00:14:43.800 she was the border czar.
00:14:45.520 I got fact-checked a couple,
00:14:46.920 you know,
00:14:47.240 months ago when she was talking about it
00:14:48.780 because I was like,
00:14:50.400 she's the border czar.
00:14:51.620 If she wanted to do something about the border,
00:14:53.460 they had the materials there,
00:14:54.700 all the labor was paid for.
00:14:56.200 They just said to the workers,
00:14:57.680 they said,
00:14:57.980 take the contract we gave you.
00:14:59.660 It doesn't matter.
00:15:00.280 Leave the materials.
00:15:00.920 We'll sell it for pennies on the dollar.
00:15:02.860 Now she's going to be tough on the border.
00:15:05.380 Like the fact that we still fall for it.
00:15:07.560 We saw it during the Biden administration
00:15:09.220 in the 2020 Democrat debates.
00:15:12.020 Who's against fracking
00:15:13.120 and American energy independence?
00:15:14.780 Everyone's hand went up.
00:15:16.700 You know,
00:15:16.960 a couple of months later,
00:15:17.900 the debate with my father.
00:15:20.180 I would never do that.
00:15:21.420 It's like,
00:15:21.620 but you raised your hand like three weeks ago
00:15:22.920 that you would do it.
00:15:23.500 Would he like,
00:15:23.920 you would never do it.
00:15:24.720 And the media,
00:15:25.460 of course he would never do it
00:15:26.720 because they knew
00:15:27.280 not that it would be the end
00:15:28.820 of the American energy sector.
00:15:30.580 Tens of thousands
00:15:31.240 of good paying jobs
00:15:32.320 for hardworking Americans,
00:15:33.720 energy independence,
00:15:34.820 and the national security
00:15:36.040 that comes with it.
00:15:37.120 They knew it would cost them votes
00:15:38.320 in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
00:15:40.120 And then on day one,
00:15:41.900 Keystone Pipeline,
00:15:42.960 first executive order.
00:15:44.080 They just,
00:15:44.420 they got rid of it all.
00:15:46.160 They'll tell you anything
00:15:47.240 you need to hear.
00:15:48.940 You know,
00:15:49.140 why would the media,
00:15:50.420 I mean,
00:15:50.660 I guess I've been in the media
00:15:51.700 my whole life,
00:15:52.460 but there's a self-respect problem
00:15:55.220 at a certain point
00:15:56.140 if you're parroting
00:15:58.000 the dumbest possible talking points
00:15:59.780 that no child would believe,
00:16:01.200 but you're doing it
00:16:01.720 with a straight face
00:16:02.500 if you're David Muir,
00:16:04.500 who is judging by his abs,
00:16:07.660 a great reporter.
00:16:10.140 But why,
00:16:10.980 like,
00:16:11.760 why are they willing
00:16:12.820 to be used
00:16:14.240 as basically prostitutes
00:16:16.400 by a political party?
00:16:18.740 Again,
00:16:19.360 they're just,
00:16:20.360 they've become part of machine.
00:16:21.740 They're not journalists.
00:16:22.840 They're just propagandists.
00:16:23.960 They're all on that team.
00:16:25.080 There's a reason,
00:16:25.580 what is it,
00:16:25.820 97% of all political donations
00:16:27.940 from the media
00:16:28.560 go to the Democrat Party.
00:16:30.480 You know,
00:16:30.900 they're not the ones
00:16:31.760 that are dealing
00:16:32.320 with the consequences
00:16:33.260 of illegal immigration,
00:16:35.020 the rape.
00:16:35.500 I mean,
00:16:35.680 the statistics that came out,
00:16:36.680 what was it,
00:16:37.160 yesterday,
00:16:38.320 right?
00:16:39.360 16,000 rapists
00:16:41.820 let into the country
00:16:43.540 as part of this flow.
00:16:44.460 Like,
00:16:45.180 13,000 murderers.
00:16:48.340 They're reporting on it.
00:16:49.560 That means they know.
00:16:51.280 They knew
00:16:52.020 and they let them in anyway.
00:16:53.700 I mean,
00:16:54.180 think about the insanity
00:16:55.460 of that.
00:16:55.820 What civilization
00:16:56.460 could survive
00:16:57.520 being like,
00:16:58.200 wow,
00:16:58.440 you know,
00:16:58.600 it's a rapist
00:16:59.440 and a murderer,
00:17:00.000 but fine,
00:17:00.360 we're going to give
00:17:00.720 this one a pass.
00:17:01.960 I mean,
00:17:02.280 that came out yesterday.
00:17:04.100 Well,
00:17:04.440 not just to pass,
00:17:05.140 but a free iPhone
00:17:08.280 and airplane tickets
00:17:09.680 and housing vouchers.
00:17:10.980 the sex offenders
00:17:12.480 and the rapists
00:17:13.220 and the rapists
00:17:13.240 that came over
00:17:13.820 across the border,
00:17:14.760 they don't even have
00:17:15.640 to register
00:17:16.300 on the sex offender
00:17:17.320 registries
00:17:17.820 that Americans could do
00:17:18.940 because we've been made
00:17:19.800 second-class citizens
00:17:20.760 in our own country.
00:17:21.860 It's bad enough
00:17:22.680 that they let them in.
00:17:23.480 I mean,
00:17:23.980 but then it's like,
00:17:24.560 well,
00:17:25.120 you know,
00:17:25.360 we wouldn't want you
00:17:25.940 to be stigmatized.
00:17:26.920 You're only a rapist
00:17:27.840 in your country.
00:17:29.020 Like,
00:17:30.060 think of how insane that is.
00:17:31.760 Like,
00:17:31.960 it's not sustainable,
00:17:33.040 but again,
00:17:33.740 no one's going to
00:17:34.300 actually report on it.
00:17:35.360 That's why I think,
00:17:36.340 you know,
00:17:36.820 what you're doing
00:17:37.740 and maybe me,
00:17:39.480 like,
00:17:39.840 at least we have
00:17:40.400 like a soapbox
00:17:41.100 and have the balls
00:17:42.060 to actually say this stuff
00:17:43.800 because we need that.
00:17:46.400 We've told you before
00:17:47.600 about Hallow.
00:17:48.840 It is a great app
00:17:50.420 that I am proud to say
00:17:51.900 I use,
00:17:52.540 my whole family uses.
00:17:53.800 It's for daily prayer
00:17:54.500 and Christian meditation
00:17:55.460 and it's transformative.
00:17:57.980 As we head into
00:17:58.680 the start of school
00:17:59.340 in the height of election season,
00:18:01.380 you need it.
00:18:02.200 Trust me,
00:18:02.680 we all do.
00:18:03.400 Things are going to get
00:18:04.100 crazier
00:18:04.800 and crazier
00:18:05.600 and crazier.
00:18:06.200 Sometimes it's hard
00:18:07.180 to imagine
00:18:07.600 even what is coming next.
00:18:09.640 So with everything
00:18:10.720 happening in the world
00:18:11.660 right now,
00:18:12.180 it is essential
00:18:13.240 to ground yourself.
00:18:15.680 This is not some
00:18:16.920 quack cure.
00:18:18.820 This is the oldest
00:18:20.140 and most reliable cure
00:18:21.660 in history.
00:18:22.380 It's prayer.
00:18:23.640 Ground yourself in prayer
00:18:24.660 and scripture
00:18:25.120 every single day.
00:18:26.280 That is a prerequisite
00:18:27.780 for staying sane
00:18:29.380 and healthy
00:18:29.860 and maybe for doing
00:18:30.840 better eternally.
00:18:32.520 So if you're busy
00:18:33.220 on the road
00:18:33.780 headed to kids sports
00:18:34.680 there is always time
00:18:35.720 to pray and reflect
00:18:36.880 alone or as a family
00:18:38.180 but it's hard
00:18:39.300 to be organized
00:18:40.140 about it.
00:18:41.180 Building a foundation
00:18:41.940 of prayer
00:18:42.420 is going to be
00:18:42.820 absolutely critical
00:18:43.660 as we head into November
00:18:44.980 praying that God's will
00:18:46.040 is done in this country
00:18:47.600 and that peace
00:18:48.480 and healing
00:18:49.400 come to us
00:18:50.460 here in the United States
00:18:51.500 and around the world.
00:18:52.520 Christianity obviously
00:18:53.320 is under attack
00:18:55.060 everywhere.
00:18:56.880 That's not an accident.
00:18:58.160 Why is Christianity
00:18:59.080 the most peaceful
00:18:59.820 of all religions
00:19:00.580 under attack globally?
00:19:02.200 Did you see the opening
00:19:02.900 of the Paris Olympics?
00:19:04.060 There's a reason
00:19:05.080 because the battle
00:19:06.160 is not temporal
00:19:07.080 it's taking place
00:19:08.080 in the unseen world.
00:19:09.920 It's a spiritual battle
00:19:11.000 obviously.
00:19:12.780 So try Hallow
00:19:13.540 get three months
00:19:14.260 completely free
00:19:15.100 at Hallow
00:19:15.840 that's Hallow.com
00:19:17.680 slash Tucker
00:19:18.720 if there's ever a time
00:19:20.460 to get spiritually in tune
00:19:21.600 and ground yourself
00:19:22.480 in prayer
00:19:23.060 it's now.
00:19:24.500 Hallow will help
00:19:25.280 personally
00:19:26.780 and strongly
00:19:27.460 and totally sincerely
00:19:28.520 recommended.
00:19:29.560 Hallow.com
00:19:30.400 slash Tucker.
00:19:46.520 Sorry for
00:19:47.440 you know
00:19:48.140 sometimes you just
00:19:50.140 gotta say it
00:19:50.740 sometimes there's words
00:19:51.640 that are more effective
00:19:52.480 than others
00:19:53.000 you know
00:19:53.280 I went with huevos
00:19:54.680 but not everyone
00:19:55.360 speaks Spanish
00:19:56.000 I get it.
00:19:57.820 Just in case
00:19:58.700 someone is influent
00:19:59.560 in huevos
00:20:00.100 it's uh
00:20:00.720 yeah
00:20:00.940 if
00:20:03.580 if uh
00:20:05.200 you know
00:20:05.540 if the campaign
00:20:06.140 loses
00:20:06.580 if Trump loses
00:20:07.620 does the Republican
00:20:09.460 Party
00:20:10.020 like they can't wait
00:20:11.160 to go back
00:20:12.000 to the party
00:20:13.460 of Cheney and Bush
00:20:14.300 that's the way
00:20:14.820 it feels to me.
00:20:16.180 I mean
00:20:16.960 that's the idea
00:20:17.900 and again
00:20:18.180 it's why
00:20:18.760 it's actually
00:20:19.940 why I'm so glad
00:20:20.700 that stuff like this
00:20:21.480 is happening
00:20:21.860 the fact that
00:20:22.340 you can do this
00:20:23.060 when I see
00:20:23.640 you know
00:20:24.180 a JD on TV
00:20:25.460 and then putting up
00:20:26.220 crowds
00:20:26.500 like
00:20:26.700 we finally
00:20:27.760 actually have
00:20:28.340 a bench
00:20:28.920 that was
00:20:30.400 like
00:20:30.720 that was
00:20:31.180 why I went
00:20:31.720 so hard
00:20:32.240 for him
00:20:32.880 to be VP
00:20:33.860 because
00:20:35.020 there's so few
00:20:37.220 non-puppets
00:20:38.180 in our party
00:20:38.820 like I want to
00:20:39.400 create a pathway
00:20:40.240 to be like
00:20:40.700 I don't want
00:20:41.600 just Donald Trump
00:20:42.480 he's my father
00:20:43.040 he's great
00:20:43.460 he's the guy
00:20:44.200 we need
00:20:44.600 at the time
00:20:45.180 and now
00:20:45.840 but like
00:20:46.880 what about
00:20:47.840 in four years
00:20:48.360 after Trump
00:20:48.960 what about
00:20:49.240 in 15 years
00:20:50.100 how do we
00:20:51.260 create
00:20:51.840 oh man
00:20:56.120 oh yeah
00:21:04.820 but
00:21:04.980 and then I get
00:21:06.400 you know
00:21:06.800 the consultants
00:21:08.000 that are like
00:21:08.600 Don one day
00:21:09.440 you should run
00:21:10.260 and you shouldn't
00:21:11.100 be staying
00:21:11.600 these
00:21:11.820 oh boy
00:21:14.560 a great compliment
00:21:19.040 thank you
00:21:19.460 but no
00:21:19.820 but they say
00:21:20.640 it to me
00:21:20.920 like
00:21:21.060 hey
00:21:21.460 you shouldn't
00:21:22.060 be building
00:21:22.600 up that guy
00:21:23.320 because he
00:21:23.780 could be
00:21:24.060 your competition
00:21:24.780 one day
00:21:25.080 I go
00:21:25.220 you think
00:21:26.340 I'm doing
00:21:26.680 this for me
00:21:27.340 like
00:21:27.540 it was much
00:21:28.160 easier
00:21:28.460 being a real
00:21:29.020 estate developer
00:21:29.620 from New York
00:21:30.280 like
00:21:30.520 we could actually
00:21:31.300 make money
00:21:31.840 we got invited
00:21:32.380 to the cool
00:21:32.800 person party
00:21:33.440 like
00:21:34.000 I didn't have
00:21:35.080 to do 50
00:21:35.640 hours of Russia
00:21:36.480 testimony
00:21:37.060 because apparently
00:21:37.640 I was an agent
00:21:38.760 of Russia
00:21:39.320 and like
00:21:39.740 and now I
00:21:40.840 understand
00:21:41.180 I am not
00:21:41.840 the upstanding
00:21:42.520 citizen
00:21:42.960 that Hunter
00:21:43.400 Biden is
00:21:43.840 can I
00:21:49.660 interject
00:21:50.200 I am
00:21:51.020 working
00:21:51.400 on getting
00:21:51.860 better
00:21:52.280 but like
00:21:52.680 I have a
00:21:52.980 feeling
00:21:53.180 if that
00:21:53.440 was my
00:21:53.760 laptop
00:21:54.120 it'd be
00:21:54.400 a problem
00:21:54.880 well
00:21:55.520 I don't
00:21:56.060 think
00:21:56.300 I'm
00:21:57.060 pretty sure
00:21:57.900 that most
00:21:58.340 people in
00:21:58.720 this room
00:21:59.000 don't understand
00:21:59.540 because you
00:21:59.980 never talk
00:22:00.500 about it
00:22:00.700 but I
00:22:00.840 happen to
00:22:01.160 watch it
00:22:01.860 I mean
00:22:02.660 they really
00:22:03.040 tried to
00:22:03.400 send you
00:22:03.700 to prison
00:22:04.380 yeah well
00:22:05.560 it was
00:22:05.840 I knew
00:22:06.700 that
00:22:06.960 and again
00:22:07.420 it was
00:22:07.620 one of
00:22:08.040 those
00:22:08.240 even my
00:22:10.400 lawyers
00:22:10.740 were like
00:22:11.000 you can't
00:22:11.500 go on
00:22:11.840 TV
00:22:12.240 that night
00:22:12.980 and talk
00:22:13.400 about these
00:22:13.800 things
00:22:14.000 everything you
00:22:14.920 say can
00:22:15.340 and will
00:22:15.580 be used
00:22:15.900 against you
00:22:16.260 they were
00:22:16.440 trying to
00:22:16.740 throw me
00:22:17.040 in jail
00:22:17.440 and I was
00:22:18.320 like
00:22:18.460 you don't
00:22:19.460 understand
00:22:19.900 I'm just
00:22:21.160 not built
00:22:21.580 that way
00:22:21.940 it doesn't
00:22:22.220 matter
00:22:22.500 but what
00:22:23.300 was interesting
00:22:23.800 after 50
00:22:24.380 hours of
00:22:24.740 testimony
00:22:25.000 again
00:22:25.740 just so we're
00:22:26.260 clear
00:22:26.460 Adam Schiff
00:22:27.560 the head
00:22:27.820 of the
00:22:28.000 Incelligence
00:22:28.440 Committee
00:22:28.860 I use that
00:22:29.780 word loosely
00:22:30.260 I was the
00:22:33.660 one that
00:22:33.940 crowned the
00:22:34.320 term
00:22:34.540 Adam
00:22:35.460 Bull Schiff
00:22:36.220 and or
00:22:37.180 and or
00:22:38.460 full of
00:22:38.940 Schiff
00:22:39.340 but like
00:22:41.940 they want
00:22:43.100 to try you
00:22:43.520 for treason
00:22:44.140 just so we're
00:22:44.620 clear
00:22:44.780 that's a crime
00:22:45.340 punishable by
00:22:46.020 death
00:22:46.440 for me
00:22:47.140 these days
00:22:47.480 that's like
00:22:47.780 an average
00:22:48.100 Tuesday
00:22:48.520 you get
00:22:50.780 used to it
00:22:51.260 but again
00:22:52.540 when it
00:22:52.880 you just
00:22:53.880 I had to
00:22:54.340 fight
00:22:54.500 and then
00:22:54.700 two years
00:22:55.000 later
00:22:55.260 these lawyers
00:22:55.780 these high
00:22:56.200 priced guys
00:22:56.700 that are
00:22:56.920 just
00:22:57.100 you know
00:22:57.480 they're weak
00:22:57.980 and I
00:22:58.180 you know
00:22:58.340 I get
00:22:58.640 the game
00:22:59.080 but I was
00:22:59.340 like
00:22:59.500 I can't
00:23:00.620 just win
00:23:01.080 the legal
00:23:01.480 battle
00:23:01.760 I actually
00:23:02.180 also have
00:23:02.580 to sort
00:23:02.840 of win
00:23:03.060 the PR
00:23:03.600 battle
00:23:03.940 the public
00:23:04.400 perception
00:23:04.780 because I'm
00:23:05.040 just not
00:23:05.320 going to
00:23:05.840 roll over
00:23:06.420 and two
00:23:06.660 years later
00:23:07.060 they're like
00:23:07.360 you know
00:23:07.540 what
00:23:07.680 you're right
00:23:08.120 like
00:23:08.320 if you just
00:23:09.980 curled up in a
00:23:10.680 ball and
00:23:11.240 died
00:23:11.640 that's exactly
00:23:12.320 what they
00:23:12.720 wanted
00:23:13.080 that would
00:23:14.520 have just
00:23:14.780 been the
00:23:15.140 start of a
00:23:15.860 much worse
00:23:16.860 much more
00:23:17.840 if they smell
00:23:19.000 that blood
00:23:19.440 in the water
00:23:19.880 if you're not
00:23:20.340 going to defend
00:23:20.860 yourself
00:23:21.220 if you're
00:23:21.500 going to
00:23:21.720 roll over
00:23:22.160 and be a
00:23:22.580 weakling
00:23:23.100 like they're
00:23:23.460 used to
00:23:23.940 that's
00:23:25.660 just the
00:23:26.040 beginning
00:23:26.460 that's
00:23:26.780 when it
00:23:26.980 gets
00:23:27.160 worse
00:23:27.620 and so
00:23:29.480 you see
00:23:29.840 that
00:23:30.080 and like
00:23:30.420 I was
00:23:30.780 talking
00:23:30.940 about
00:23:31.100 these
00:23:31.240 Republicans
00:23:31.560 you know
00:23:31.980 you shouldn't
00:23:32.580 build up
00:23:32.960 a guy
00:23:33.220 like JD
00:23:33.720 because one
00:23:34.180 day I
00:23:34.400 want to
00:23:34.620 make millions
00:23:35.200 of dollars
00:23:35.740 being your
00:23:36.360 campaign guy
00:23:37.140 taking pieces
00:23:37.880 I was like
00:23:38.280 I'm not
00:23:39.520 doing this
00:23:39.940 for me
00:23:40.360 like I'm
00:23:40.700 doing this
00:23:40.960 for my
00:23:41.220 country
00:23:41.500 I'm doing
00:23:41.760 this
00:23:41.900 I want
00:23:42.180 to leave
00:23:42.380 my children
00:23:42.980 a country
00:23:43.420 they recognize
00:23:44.320 I watched
00:23:48.540 the JD
00:23:49.020 thing happen
00:23:49.840 and I'm
00:23:51.440 just so
00:23:52.180 grateful
00:23:52.640 truly grateful
00:23:53.800 for what you
00:23:54.320 did and I
00:23:54.840 admire the
00:23:55.500 reasons you
00:23:56.220 did it
00:23:56.480 you were a
00:23:56.500 big part of
00:23:56.900 that too
00:23:57.200 I'm not
00:23:58.060 going to
00:23:58.200 admit that
00:23:58.520 but I
00:23:58.780 will say
00:23:59.340 that it
00:23:59.800 happened
00:24:00.280 despite the
00:24:01.180 wishes
00:24:01.520 of you
00:24:03.680 know some
00:24:03.960 of the
00:24:04.140 biggest donors
00:24:04.680 in the
00:24:05.000 Republican
00:24:05.360 Party
00:24:05.860 and I
00:24:06.820 just don't
00:24:07.160 think people
00:24:07.580 who aren't
00:24:08.000 from D.C.
00:24:08.620 understand how
00:24:09.300 rare that
00:24:09.800 is
00:24:10.020 almost nothing
00:24:10.800 happens against
00:24:11.540 the wishes
00:24:11.960 of the biggest
00:24:12.480 donors
00:24:12.840 that only made
00:24:13.800 it so much
00:24:14.120 more personal
00:24:14.600 we don't need
00:24:15.720 to go through
00:24:16.020 the names
00:24:16.360 but it's
00:24:16.920 a lot
00:24:17.180 I was like
00:24:17.600 oh that guy's
00:24:18.080 going up
00:24:18.300 now I'm
00:24:18.800 just going
00:24:19.780 harder
00:24:20.080 I think I
00:24:21.540 expended about
00:24:22.080 4,000% of my
00:24:23.220 political capital
00:24:23.940 with my father
00:24:24.640 that month
00:24:26.460 I may never
00:24:27.580 gain it back
00:24:28.220 but now
00:24:29.900 I watch JD
00:24:30.960 on the Sunday
00:24:31.520 shows
00:24:31.820 I watch him
00:24:32.300 get up on
00:24:32.720 there with
00:24:32.960 these hostile
00:24:33.660 communist media
00:24:35.040 and just
00:24:36.000 dismantle them
00:24:36.940 one by one
00:24:37.520 and every Sunday
00:24:38.660 every time
00:24:39.680 he's on TV
00:24:40.180 I'm like
00:24:40.500 I am
00:24:41.680 vindicated
00:24:42.280 because no one
00:24:42.980 else in our
00:24:43.600 party
00:24:44.120 but for perhaps
00:24:45.460 you or me
00:24:46.120 would actually
00:24:46.620 maybe a couple
00:24:47.560 others
00:24:47.800 but no one
00:24:48.860 that was in
00:24:49.200 the running
00:24:49.820 would actually
00:24:52.020 have the guts
00:24:53.280 to get out there
00:24:53.980 and do that
00:24:54.440 and do it
00:24:54.840 effectively
00:24:55.380 and do it
00:24:56.700 each and every
00:24:57.320 day
00:24:57.720 because we're
00:24:58.460 not in a fair
00:24:59.000 fight
00:24:59.360 we gotta
00:25:00.680 everyone's like
00:25:02.080 it's our ideas
00:25:02.940 versus their ideas
00:25:03.660 it's our ideas
00:25:05.520 that are smothered
00:25:06.980 and censored
00:25:07.800 and suppressed
00:25:08.720 and cut off
00:25:09.520 and it's their
00:25:10.400 ideas that are
00:25:11.100 artificially boosted
00:25:12.340 by a trillion dollar
00:25:13.440 big tech enterprise
00:25:14.520 by a trillion dollars
00:25:16.060 in mainstream media
00:25:17.040 that is functioning
00:25:17.800 literally as the
00:25:18.860 marketing department
00:25:19.800 of the other side
00:25:20.720 like that's not a
00:25:21.860 fair fight
00:25:22.220 the fact that
00:25:22.700 like if I was
00:25:23.300 running the Democrats
00:25:24.340 we'd be winning
00:25:25.440 elections like
00:25:26.140 99.99 to
00:25:28.060 .0001
00:25:29.520 that's how
00:25:31.360 lopsided it is
00:25:32.220 like but their
00:25:32.920 ideas are so insane
00:25:34.160 they've gone so far
00:25:36.060 it's hard to
00:25:37.300 rationalize it
00:25:37.940 and I'm a kid
00:25:38.360 that grew up
00:25:38.780 in Manhattan
00:25:39.380 like I have
00:25:40.440 friends that are
00:25:41.100 like Democrats
00:25:41.920 and liberals
00:25:42.520 and it's like
00:25:43.140 most of them
00:25:45.220 are like okay
00:25:45.660 well we're kind of
00:25:46.380 jumping the shark
00:25:47.080 on some of this
00:25:47.680 stuff and some
00:25:48.580 have just lost
00:25:49.240 their minds
00:25:49.980 but you see it
00:25:52.600 with the stuff
00:25:52.940 with RFK
00:25:53.580 I mean like
00:25:54.060 a Kennedy
00:25:54.940 is now endorsing
00:25:57.500 Donald Trump
00:25:58.300 or the
00:25:58.580 like
00:25:59.380 and not only
00:26:03.860 endorsing Donald
00:26:04.660 Trump
00:26:05.040 but by endorsing
00:26:06.980 Donald Trump
00:26:07.640 losing
00:26:08.120 I don't know
00:26:09.180 like all of his
00:26:10.140 friends
00:26:10.480 and watching his
00:26:11.600 own family
00:26:12.280 denounce him
00:26:13.140 and he's doing
00:26:14.380 it anyway
00:26:15.040 and that's what
00:26:16.500 it is
00:26:16.760 you know what
00:26:17.460 it's exactly
00:26:18.960 the point
00:26:19.360 that was the
00:26:19.800 story like
00:26:20.800 you guys all
00:26:21.260 remember the
00:26:21.720 escalator ride
00:26:22.560 down before the
00:26:23.280 announcement back
00:26:23.940 June 16th
00:26:27.700 2015
00:26:28.180 it was actually
00:26:28.680 one of those
00:26:29.020 moments where
00:26:30.100 like I was like
00:26:30.800 just I'm always
00:26:31.860 impressed with my
00:26:32.580 father but like
00:26:33.480 that one like he
00:26:34.080 just got the
00:26:34.680 world like I was
00:26:35.320 like this is why
00:26:36.000 like he understands
00:26:36.720 the world like
00:26:37.220 most people don't
00:26:38.520 before the escalator
00:26:39.840 ride there was an
00:26:40.380 elevator ride it was
00:26:41.260 the whole family
00:26:42.180 going down from his
00:26:42.920 office and you know
00:26:43.900 then it became him
00:26:44.640 and Melania and he
00:26:45.240 just looks me a dead
00:26:46.100 pan in the eyes and
00:26:46.820 he goes and now we
00:26:48.280 find out who our
00:26:48.980 real friends are
00:26:49.680 and it wasn't that
00:26:52.040 he's just running he
00:26:52.780 just he knew he knew
00:26:55.420 what would happen all
00:26:56.300 the Hollywood people
00:26:57.260 that was kissing his
00:26:58.600 maybe there's children
00:27:00.060 so kissing his butt
00:27:01.080 on a daily basis and
00:27:02.780 the billionaires in New
00:27:03.800 York that you know
00:27:04.520 just wanted to be
00:27:05.480 seen with him and
00:27:06.300 or on TV with him
00:27:07.640 or whatever he's
00:27:08.540 like that all ends
00:27:10.240 right now but more
00:27:11.300 importantly like like
00:27:12.640 RFK who I've become
00:27:13.540 really good friends
00:27:14.080 with in the last
00:27:14.540 couple months and
00:27:15.080 really worked on
00:27:15.620 that one too more
00:27:17.600 importantly he knew
00:27:18.820 what was going to
00:27:19.400 happen he knew the
00:27:20.340 consequence and he
00:27:22.060 did it anyway like
00:27:25.360 that's that's guts
00:27:29.020 you know that's that's
00:27:32.160 real courage you know
00:27:34.220 we're lacking in
00:27:35.100 courage that was real
00:27:36.820 courage well I mean
00:27:38.080 especially because the
00:27:39.040 thing that most people
00:27:39.920 fear above all things is
00:27:42.160 exile is being cast out
00:27:45.260 is being the weird kid
00:27:46.640 you know is is having all
00:27:48.740 the people you liked and
00:27:50.180 whose praise you so
00:27:51.880 enjoyed reject you like
00:27:53.940 people will do anything to
00:27:56.380 avoid that that is like
00:27:57.560 the bravest thing there
00:27:58.800 is in my opinion why
00:28:01.740 were you but you
00:28:02.540 didn't need to do that
00:28:03.980 you could I mean why
00:28:05.560 didn't you just stay in
00:28:06.680 New York listen for you
00:28:08.860 know for me it's just
00:28:10.160 sort of again I guess I
00:28:11.400 found out I have enough
00:28:12.140 of the Trump gene to just
00:28:13.100 be like okay we're in a
00:28:13.960 fight I'm gonna fight
00:28:14.660 and then you know I and
00:28:16.780 he's not my even my dad
00:28:17.740 he's like like Don
00:28:19.580 Jr he's the radic you've
00:28:20.760 heard him say that he's
00:28:21.420 the radical conservative
00:28:22.440 of the family but I was
00:28:23.540 always that way like you
00:28:24.860 know I shut up when it
00:28:26.280 made sense because like
00:28:27.060 we're building buildings
00:28:28.040 in Manhattan and
00:28:29.180 Chicago and around
00:28:29.980 it's like fine you know
00:28:31.980 my first political
00:28:32.920 fundraiser was literally
00:28:34.040 for Andrew Cuomo it
00:28:36.080 wasn't because I wanted
00:28:37.540 to support it no hear me
00:28:38.520 out it wasn't because I
00:28:39.280 wanted to support a
00:28:40.020 Democrat it was because
00:28:40.820 he was the attorney
00:28:41.380 general of New York and
00:28:42.240 if you're gonna build a
00:28:42.940 building he's the guy
00:28:43.760 that signs off on your
00:28:44.600 offering plan so you play
00:28:46.140 the game it was like my
00:28:47.520 father in the debate
00:28:48.300 with Hillary was like well
00:28:49.480 Donald Trump doesn't pay
00:28:51.140 taxes he go yeah and
00:28:52.920 if you wanted to do
00:28:53.680 something about taxes that
00:28:55.460 your billionaire friends
00:28:56.480 also don't pay you to
00:28:58.600 change it in the tax
00:28:59.680 code when you were in
00:29:00.340 the Senate for it but
00:29:01.740 you're not going to do
00:29:02.720 that that makes me smart
00:29:04.440 not stupid so you know
00:29:06.720 you have to ask understand
00:29:07.880 the game how long before
00:29:09.040 Andrew Cuomo becomes a
00:29:10.340 Republican I look at that
00:29:14.960 guy and I'm like I just
00:29:16.080 judge everything on
00:29:16.800 testosterone level and
00:29:19.000 like Tim Walls is the
00:29:20.840 perfect Democratic man yeah
00:29:23.120 I mean you can just feel
00:29:25.820 the the self-hate and the
00:29:27.720 creepiness and the
00:29:28.780 passive aggression the
00:29:30.400 sweaty palms and nothing
00:29:32.280 about a flamboyance only
00:29:33.460 when they what a couple
00:29:35.040 weeks ago when they're
00:29:35.680 like the Republican the
00:29:37.520 party they fear Tim
00:29:38.860 Waltz I'm watching him
00:29:39.660 like prance out like I'm
00:29:40.960 like I'm like but no but
00:29:43.320 that's what they think is
00:29:44.340 masculine I'm like I don't
00:29:45.620 know man that guy wouldn't
00:29:46.420 last like three seconds with
00:29:47.560 anyone I know oh no
00:29:48.920 totally but Andrew Cuomo
00:29:51.580 who I think was a horrible
00:29:53.100 governor and horrible
00:29:54.720 during COVID I'm not in
00:29:55.940 any way endorsing Andrew
00:29:56.980 Cuomo but you know not a
00:29:58.340 low-t character so like how
00:30:00.440 long can he remain in that
00:30:01.580 party I think by the way I
00:30:03.080 think both Cuomo brothers
00:30:04.280 like Chris Cuomo is like a
00:30:05.520 frat boy meathead like do
00:30:07.180 do does he really believe no
00:30:09.520 a three-year-old should get
00:30:10.920 transgender surgeon like you
00:30:12.300 know he's playing that game
00:30:13.700 and he's getting paid well to
00:30:14.820 do it and sometimes you need
00:30:16.080 to put out the guy that
00:30:16.900 looks like the masculine
00:30:17.760 guy and it's like come on
00:30:19.020 like you know those guys
00:30:19.980 are one day they're gonna
00:30:20.740 be like okay we were just
00:30:21.540 kidding like it's just
00:30:22.200 there's a hundred percent
00:30:23.300 chance of that a hundred
00:30:24.600 percent chance I know
00:30:25.540 these guys for years like
00:30:26.740 you know like I said with
00:30:28.960 with Andrew I mean his
00:30:30.660 like mother used to sit
00:30:32.140 next to my grandmother at
00:30:33.560 the salon in Queens New
00:30:35.380 York like we go back a long
00:30:37.000 way and so when he did that
00:30:38.800 like abrupt turn that's when
00:30:41.080 you're like the politics is
00:30:42.240 such nonsense like I you
00:30:43.400 know I'd see that I got to
00:30:44.960 be a fly on the wall on
00:30:45.940 these things and he would
00:30:46.640 back channel through me
00:30:47.540 because I was best friends
00:30:48.340 with one of his biggest
00:30:49.080 fundraisers like who was a
00:30:50.460 big real estate guy in New
00:30:51.540 York and they'd be like
00:30:52.180 all right we're gonna do
00:30:53.040 this we're gonna do that
00:30:53.700 we're gonna and he's like
00:30:54.580 thanks for setting that up
00:30:55.620 Don the administration got
00:30:56.880 us everything we needed
00:30:57.540 but the second he got on
00:30:58.660 TV it was politic it was
00:31:01.060 politically expedient to
00:31:03.020 just lie about it you know
00:31:05.560 just tell you the opposite
00:31:06.660 it was almost honestly I
00:31:07.700 almost had like I had a lot
00:31:08.800 more respect frankly for
00:31:09.860 Gavin Newsom in California
00:31:11.060 when he was like you know
00:31:11.920 what Trump said he was
00:31:13.100 gonna get us this and he
00:31:13.940 did like I was like at
00:31:15.580 least he's being
00:31:16.180 intellectually honest but
00:31:17.620 Cuomo whether he wanted
00:31:18.660 to continue his political
00:31:19.600 rear you know the media
00:31:20.820 was like everyone now in
00:31:22.300 the room they're a Cuomo
00:31:23.640 sexual like like he was
00:31:24.980 this big sex symbol all of
00:31:26.080 a sudden
00:31:26.440 what it gets me too and
00:31:28.560 that was over
00:31:29.040 that's like a whole new
00:31:29.860 category a Cuomo sexual
00:31:31.220 you know CNN was saying
00:31:32.700 that like all these women
00:31:33.640 for Cuomo they were
00:31:34.480 Cuomo sexual
00:31:35.220 let me just be on the
00:31:35.980 record I'm against
00:31:36.920 Cuomo sexuality
00:31:37.640 I'm with you but he knew
00:31:41.000 what was really going on
00:31:42.460 he had the opportunity to
00:31:43.820 be honest but he wasn't
00:31:45.040 able to forego the hey
00:31:47.440 anything you say against
00:31:48.960 Trump like we'll make you
00:31:49.860 a hero we're gonna elevate
00:31:51.060 your stature in the
00:31:51.940 Democrat Party we're gonna
00:31:52.920 give you that shot at the
00:31:55.220 presidency next you just
00:31:56.960 have to bastardize literally
00:31:58.180 everything you know to be
00:31:59.540 good and true about what
00:32:01.100 was going on and so you
00:32:02.480 know that was that was hard
00:32:03.380 to watch because I was part
00:32:04.360 of some of these
00:32:04.800 conversations
00:32:05.460 so what did I mean what
00:32:07.820 do your friend you know
00:32:08.880 the guys you grew up with
00:32:09.940 or the people you worked
00:32:10.880 with in New York City I
00:32:12.760 mean you're so on the
00:32:14.620 record about what you
00:32:15.500 really think you're clearly
00:32:16.580 saying exactly what you
00:32:17.980 actually think what do
00:32:19.720 they I mean what do they
00:32:20.980 say to you now you know
00:32:22.620 it was actually honestly it
00:32:24.200 was one of for me it was
00:32:24.960 one of the more refreshing
00:32:25.780 things in life that
00:32:28.200 doesn't mean it wasn't
00:32:28.800 brutal and sort of like a
00:32:30.000 shock at the time but like
00:32:31.220 there are guys that I've
00:32:33.340 been friends with for life
00:32:34.260 I'm still friends with for
00:32:35.780 life there are guys that
00:32:36.620 are literally like hardcore
00:32:37.620 Democrats that were like
00:32:38.580 that have just been
00:32:40.140 successful Eric here's you
00:32:41.880 know literally one one of
00:32:43.140 my buddies who's very left
00:32:44.340 he was like here's a
00:32:44.840 hundred thousand dollars
00:32:45.420 for your campaign why like
00:32:47.500 what do you mean I just
00:32:48.980 believe in you and I don't
00:32:50.100 believe it but like it's
00:32:52.020 just a show of support and
00:32:53.520 then there's the guys that
00:32:54.380 would be like texting me
00:32:55.460 hey Don I love everything
00:32:57.460 that you're doing I let you
00:32:58.540 guys are great keep it up
00:32:59.660 keep it up and then I'd
00:33:01.180 watch him on Facebook where
00:33:02.120 there's an audience I
00:33:03.600 can't believe they'd say
00:33:04.660 this this is a disgrace
00:33:05.480 I'm like dude I follow you
00:33:06.160 on both play like you
00:33:06.800 don't think I'm gonna see
00:33:07.420 that and then there are
00:33:09.780 the guys that sort of you
00:33:10.920 know stay radio silent and
00:33:12.480 you know the day after we
00:33:13.640 won hey man I was with you
00:33:15.460 all along so from you have
00:33:17.340 like they weren't they're
00:33:18.320 like no no no I really was
00:33:19.340 I was like I've called you
00:33:20.300 like 15 times you haven't
00:33:21.100 returned my phone call in
00:33:21.800 six months like like like
00:33:23.800 not an imbecile like like
00:33:25.980 so for me it was great I
00:33:28.860 I actually all those
00:33:30.920 people and we all
00:33:31.580 probably have them you
00:33:32.380 know that guy you meet
00:33:33.140 every year every other
00:33:34.060 year for sort of the
00:33:34.840 obligatory lunch and you're
00:33:35.880 like oh I gotta do it
00:33:36.860 because I knew him since
00:33:37.460 college or whatever and
00:33:38.340 you're not really excited
00:33:39.220 about it because like all
00:33:40.980 of those people in my life
00:33:41.920 just gone it's so
00:33:43.460 refreshing yeah it was
00:33:45.200 just cathartic and I was
00:33:46.220 like you know it was
00:33:46.920 great so what I was I've
00:33:50.720 been brooding about this as
00:33:51.720 I said earlier all month
00:33:53.120 have those relationships been
00:33:55.380 replaced by new
00:33:56.300 relationships 100% you
00:33:58.660 know I I see it and again
00:34:00.240 I you know the the amount
00:34:02.860 of people that I meet just
00:34:04.540 you know around the
00:34:05.380 country now and frankly
00:34:06.220 I'm that guy that shows up
00:34:07.400 by myself and you know
00:34:08.360 like I you know don't have
00:34:09.460 teams of handlers that
00:34:10.540 like well this person has
00:34:11.960 access and like I just you
00:34:13.360 know you actually have no
00:34:14.420 handlers at all yeah yeah
00:34:16.380 well you see that you
00:34:17.760 have shown up plenty of
00:34:18.920 places including here
00:34:19.840 tonight uh you know just
00:34:21.220 like yeah I'm here like
00:34:22.060 whatever give me a mic I'm
00:34:23.200 not bad at this I can
00:34:23.900 probably handle it and be
00:34:24.800 fine um you know I've
00:34:27.460 met so so many incredible
00:34:28.740 people and you know it's
00:34:30.500 been awesome actually and
00:34:31.640 and so again to your
00:34:32.700 point about just sort of
00:34:33.480 having a pulse it's like
00:34:34.360 those people that were
00:34:35.120 like rich out of touch
00:34:36.740 people because there's no
00:34:37.680 consequence to sort of
00:34:39.240 you know we'll be really
00:34:40.440 woke and we can virtue
00:34:41.660 signal all day long and
00:34:42.880 you know who cares if
00:34:43.900 someone you know in a
00:34:44.820 far-off state is getting
00:34:45.760 murdered like my kids have
00:34:46.740 security driving them to
00:34:47.720 school it's like those
00:34:49.020 people have been replaced
00:34:49.980 by like real Americans who
00:34:51.200 are just genuinely good
00:34:52.280 people and like and it's
00:34:54.140 been awesome for me it's
00:34:55.360 been awesome I believe
00:34:56.980 that I mean just moving
00:34:58.320 to Florida right it's like
00:34:59.960 I I like I was a
00:35:01.400 political refugee from the
00:35:02.680 People's Republic of New
00:35:03.740 York now it's
00:35:05.440 what what's that been like
00:35:09.740 moving to Florida
00:35:10.520 honestly it's surreal and
00:35:12.820 honestly I wasn't sure I'd
00:35:13.800 like it I was like I've
00:35:14.840 been coming here my whole
00:35:15.600 life we've had assets and
00:35:17.260 like we vacation here but
00:35:19.200 like you know I was like
00:35:20.500 like you know I love like
00:35:21.640 the seasons and I love my
00:35:22.740 cabin on the river and
00:35:23.800 you know you know what
00:35:24.360 the stuff I'm into is like
00:35:25.180 you know Florida's kind of
00:35:26.160 flat and like now it's
00:35:28.500 like very flat yeah and
00:35:30.100 now I'm like I literally
00:35:31.560 like you couldn't pay me to
00:35:33.060 move back like you you
00:35:34.420 couldn't now like you know
00:35:38.640 where I live I mean I can
00:35:39.760 I can show up to the
00:35:40.560 nicest restaurant in town
00:35:41.640 and like flip-flops in a
00:35:42.520 t-shirt and I'm usually
00:35:43.320 that kind of and it's
00:35:44.360 like hey Don what's going
00:35:45.860 on it's like I feel like
00:35:46.960 Norm at Cheers like over
00:35:50.060 an entire state with a
00:35:51.380 population of like 25
00:35:52.620 million people like that
00:35:53.840 is an awesome feeling that
00:35:55.580 is it that is an awesome
00:35:56.480 feeling I mean you I don't
00:36:00.780 know people know this but
00:36:01.360 you're like bombing around
00:36:02.520 flying commercial you're
00:36:03.760 always out how do people
00:36:05.480 treat you honestly well
00:36:07.480 listen when I do that I go
00:36:09.720 casually but that's what I'm
00:36:10.980 saying when I talk about
00:36:11.900 the pulse like I can't I
00:36:14.240 literally can't name a
00:36:15.620 negative instance in like a
00:36:16.880 year like every once in a
00:36:17.740 while you get some guy like
00:36:18.560 like usually you know
00:36:20.280 everyone's a badass on the
00:36:21.280 internet everyone's a tough
00:36:22.200 guy you know behind a
00:36:23.340 keyboard but like face to
00:36:24.300 face it's like they shut up
00:36:26.880 but so you know when I try
00:36:28.600 just going into I took more
00:36:29.780 I took 75 selfies getting
00:36:31.100 from like the door of the
00:36:32.560 hotel here today to the
00:36:33.920 elevator and back out and
00:36:35.120 it's like so people have
00:36:37.560 been great I literally can't
00:36:38.680 name an instance that's been
00:36:40.280 negative and in in 16 I'm
00:36:44.920 not saying it was terrible but
00:36:45.980 it definitely was like you
00:36:47.640 know 5% of it was visceral
00:36:49.400 reaction 10% was a negative
00:36:50.920 reaction like I can't
00:36:52.140 remember like the last
00:36:53.420 negative reaction I've
00:36:55.440 gotten publicly and now to
00:37:00.920 what we sort of started on
00:37:01.980 when I talk about what I see
00:37:03.520 changing this shift now is
00:37:06.920 like it's demographics that
00:37:08.440 you'd be like no way like
00:37:10.660 what do you mean I was
00:37:13.340 talking with Kimberly the
00:37:14.180 other day she's like you
00:37:15.540 know the the the amount
00:37:16.880 like African-American men
00:37:18.960 and women now coming up to
00:37:20.380 me back you guys I love you
00:37:21.660 like you have to win before
00:37:23.940 there could have been some
00:37:24.640 people be like interesting
00:37:25.960 maybe take a selfie like you
00:37:27.920 know screaming make America
00:37:29.620 great again across an airport
00:37:30.940 and they like you know
00:37:32.540 Hispanic you know just all of
00:37:35.760 them you know on the
00:37:37.420 African-American side it's
00:37:38.240 definitely more men but it's
00:37:39.820 like we're in a place it's
00:37:40.780 like Kim was like you took
00:37:42.340 a selfie with every black
00:37:45.240 guy that was in this room
00:37:46.060 came up to you to take a
00:37:46.960 selfie like be like you got to
00:37:48.480 win like that would have
00:37:50.460 never happened it's just you
00:37:52.180 know the Hispanic demographic
00:37:53.680 across the country there they
00:37:55.480 get what's going on they
00:37:56.560 understand what's happening
00:37:57.600 you know the people who came
00:38:00.360 into America legally and went
00:38:02.640 through that process like
00:38:04.520 they're some of the greatest
00:38:05.600 patriots in our country like
00:38:07.960 they get it
00:38:11.380 and what's happening now is so
00:38:16.740 insulting to them to the rest
00:38:19.780 of us who are born here so
00:38:20.960 they're using our country like
00:38:23.960 a rental car just bumping into
00:38:25.800 things not changing the oil
00:38:27.180 they have no respect at all for
00:38:29.220 our country which we love well
00:38:31.380 and that's precisely the point I
00:38:33.040 think the Democrat Party is
00:38:35.560 aware that they've literally
00:38:36.920 ostracized the reliable
00:38:38.760 floating blocks for the
00:38:39.860 Democrat Party so it's like
00:38:41.660 well you know rather than
00:38:43.040 maybe do the right thing for
00:38:44.460 them you know at the risk of
00:38:45.780 like some offending maybe
00:38:46.820 suburban women or something
00:38:47.840 like that whatever it may be
00:38:48.680 there's like why don't we just
00:38:50.080 import 20 million people who
00:38:51.380 will be permanent dependents
00:38:52.760 like I said you know when you
00:38:54.880 look at a graph like I was
00:38:55.880 talking about you know half a
00:38:57.120 million known criminals you
00:38:58.820 know 16,000 you know sex
00:39:00.960 offenders 13,000 murderers
00:39:03.540 they're like ah it's fine it's
00:39:05.520 just it's you know think about
00:39:08.180 that I mean it's insane and
00:39:10.140 people get it but rather than
00:39:11.280 just do the right thing for all
00:39:12.720 of America they're like nah we
00:39:14.420 can't do that we got to stick
00:39:15.540 with our nonsense and this we'll
00:39:17.140 just bring in 20 million people
00:39:18.500 who who will permanently be
00:39:20.340 dependent on government and if
00:39:21.480 you're permanently dependent on
00:39:22.760 government because you're
00:39:24.180 unwilling incapable of doing it
00:39:27.480 otherwise yeah you're going to
00:39:29.600 be a Democrat voter they
00:39:30.740 recognize that this is not an
00:39:32.220 anomaly this is not out of the
00:39:34.180 kindness of their hearts
00:39:35.140 there's a reason like a genius
00:39:37.560 computer programmer from
00:39:39.340 Eastern Europe cannot get into
00:39:40.900 America that guy could create
00:39:42.120 jobs be a business be a value
00:39:44.420 add you know an actual
00:39:46.580 political refugee from Havana
00:39:48.240 Cuba that's being shot at like
00:39:49.800 that guy doesn't get the same
00:39:51.320 treatment as if you come across
00:39:52.460 the southern border because
00:39:54.540 they're escaping the system that
00:39:56.840 the Democrats are trying to
00:39:58.240 instill right here in America
00:39:59.580 they're not voting for that
00:40:01.960 like and like I guess you know
00:40:06.120 the the intro of like my
00:40:08.640 political leanings is like my
00:40:10.300 mom escaped a communist country
00:40:12.140 she did so legally maybe not
00:40:14.180 legally leaving there but legally
00:40:16.620 getting in here and like one of
00:40:19.020 the and I don't I don't think it
00:40:20.640 was intentional I think it was
00:40:21.580 more about life than it was about
00:40:22.820 politics but like the reason I
00:40:25.480 sort of started feeling the way I
00:40:26.700 always did about politics and life
00:40:28.300 was because as a child she was
00:40:30.960 like you're really lucky like
00:40:33.120 you're really spoiled you've been
00:40:34.420 really blessed like you're gonna
00:40:35.900 go see how like the rest of the
00:40:37.520 world lives and so she sent me to
00:40:38.900 what was then communist
00:40:39.740 Czechoslovakia behind the Iron
00:40:41.080 Curtain in the 1980s I spoke the
00:40:43.220 language fluently I'd go spend my
00:40:44.660 like six weeks every summer there
00:40:46.140 like as I five six seven ten you
00:40:48.060 know till I was went to college
00:40:49.520 basically you know I've waited in
00:40:52.400 those bread lines like I can assure
00:40:53.760 you they are not as glamorous as
00:40:55.120 Bernie Sanders would have you
00:40:56.360 believe you notice how there's no
00:40:58.600 one in America like espousing the
00:41:00.360 values of like pre like you know
00:41:03.180 fall of the wall like in America
00:41:06.140 like if a system is so good why are
00:41:08.360 there no advocates for it who've
00:41:09.800 actually lived under those systems
00:41:11.380 like if it was so great you'd think
00:41:13.620 you'd have a couple guys be like no
00:41:14.980 no we got to try it here only like
00:41:17.660 you know these like virtue signaling
00:41:19.560 clowns it's gonna be different this
00:41:21.720 time Tucker you know 20 million
00:41:22.800 people dead it's gonna be different
00:41:24.060 you know it doesn't happen that way
00:41:26.680 so you know I saw that I remember it
00:41:28.900 was weird it was one of the
00:41:29.880 conversations I had with my
00:41:30.920 grandfather early on I was like I
00:41:32.860 saw the picture of my parents
00:41:34.100 wedding I'm looking I'm like you
00:41:36.800 know it's in the little you know
00:41:38.120 little communist building in
00:41:39.560 Zlin Czechoslovakia and like like
00:41:42.680 why isn't my grandmother in the
00:41:44.280 picture I'm a kid like I you know
00:41:45.420 was she the one taking the picture
00:41:46.540 no she wasn't in the picture because
00:41:49.560 they the government wouldn't let
00:41:51.240 them both leave because they knew
00:41:54.080 both were never coming back if they
00:41:55.780 were both so they literally held
00:41:57.000 someone as a political hostage to
00:41:58.600 not go to their daughter's wedding
00:42:00.140 because they understood that if they
00:42:03.100 left the country they're never
00:42:04.020 coming back like what kind of system
00:42:05.500 is that we're bringing that here
00:42:06.580 right now they're not even hiding
00:42:08.220 from it anymore before we're like you
00:42:09.860 know in 16 we're like they're got a
00:42:11.700 gun and communist well not really
00:42:13.760 like they're saying these things out
00:42:15.760 loud price controls on this we're
00:42:17.380 gonna write everything I mean it's
00:42:19.580 literally a playbook they're not even
00:42:21.000 pretending anymore we have to be
00:42:22.200 aware of that and they're using
00:42:23.520 violence as a political tool I hate
00:42:26.800 to say that I hate to believe it and
00:42:28.460 I hate even to bring this up but I'm
00:42:29.760 going to and if you don't talk we
00:42:30.760 don't have to but from what I can
00:42:33.940 tell the Biden administration which
00:42:35.560 controls the security for the Trump
00:42:37.200 campaign is withholding security and
00:42:40.800 that's you know an incitement to
00:42:42.900 violence that's a that's election
00:42:44.500 interference using the threat of
00:42:46.040 violence yeah no I mean yeah no it's
00:42:52.880 listen it's a it's a little hard I
00:42:55.460 mean I have five young kids as we
00:42:58.000 discussed and I've now had to have 10
00:42:59.900 conversations about their grandfather
00:43:03.200 who they love almost being killed
00:43:04.740 because I've had to do it twice like as
00:43:07.980 the nominee of one of the major parties
00:43:11.180 and maybe the leading candidate for
00:43:12.780 president of the United States like how
00:43:15.180 how does that happen even once you know
00:43:18.420 I was with my daughter who you know
00:43:20.700 she spoke at the RNC some of you guys
00:43:24.300 may have seen that
00:43:24.960 yeah she's she's she's a great kid she's
00:43:32.380 a competitive athlete she's got it yeah
00:43:33.600 but she was never political but like she
00:43:35.220 plays golf with my dad every weekend
00:43:37.220 she was with me like yeah I got the rare
00:43:39.980 call from my daughter you know again
00:43:41.960 when you're 17 it's like dad I want to
00:43:43.260 go fishing and spend time with you I'm
00:43:44.480 like but who are you and what have you
00:43:45.980 done to Kai you know I got that call
00:43:49.200 that Saturday and so you know it's like
00:43:52.080 we're going fishing didn't matter what it
00:43:53.420 was we're going fishing we're out there
00:43:54.400 we have a good you know having a great
00:43:55.880 day and you know I get a call like hey
00:43:58.540 you know done your dad's been shot I'm
00:44:00.360 like wait what like there you know some
00:44:02.880 calls you get that are good or bad like
00:44:04.540 once when the call is your father's
00:44:06.040 been shot there's only degrees of bad it's
00:44:07.980 question of how bad it's like well how how
00:44:09.860 bad like and and what and what we don't
00:44:14.000 know I'm like well and so we don't know
00:44:16.140 and so we're out and I'm like okay we're
00:44:17.760 going we're going back home fast and I'm
00:44:20.580 trying to call I guess the one thing that
00:44:21.920 was done right by Secret Service that
00:44:23.200 day I guess they shut off communication so
00:44:24.560 I couldn't get in or out like you know
00:44:26.360 everything else seems like a total
00:44:27.880 disaster and I don't mean like one lapse
00:44:29.840 of error I'm like you let a shooter on a
00:44:32.500 roof for 20 minutes like you know you knew
00:44:35.640 about it 10 minutes before you still let
00:44:37.000 the guy get on stage you know you had
00:44:39.060 him in your sights for a while and like
00:44:40.600 like and and I I know a lot of these
00:44:44.120 guys I you know I had a Secret Service
00:44:45.520 detail for years I understand the
00:44:46.720 protocol I'm best friends with some of
00:44:48.120 these guys some of these guys are die
00:44:50.220 hard red-blooded Americans and others
00:44:51.880 are journeyman bureaucrats you know we
00:44:54.700 seem to have gotten all of the
00:44:56.160 bureaucrats that day other than some of
00:44:58.300 the guys you know on my dad's team that
00:45:00.160 day on the stage and I'm like that
00:45:02.600 doesn't happen so I'm going back with my
00:45:04.360 daughter and you know we're like she's
00:45:06.460 you know visibly upset because this is
00:45:08.380 like her golfing buddy like I walk in on
00:45:10.160 my daughter and she's like talking for
00:45:11.320 25 minutes I'm like hi like can you get
00:45:13.120 off the phone with your friends like
00:45:14.340 enough like of this like it was like no
00:45:16.400 that was grandpa I was like really that
00:45:18.280 was and and so she's there we finally
00:45:21.840 get you know we finally I'm watching
00:45:23.900 some of the stuff on social but I still
00:45:25.220 don't know an answer like you know then
00:45:27.740 we finally get him on the phone it's
00:45:28.980 like you know we're okay and I was
00:45:30.440 like okay well when I saw you get up
00:45:32.400 like that that was the most badass
00:45:34.080 thing I've ever seen someone do like
00:45:35.500 most of us well actually all of us go
00:45:40.100 through our daily lives using all sorts
00:45:41.660 of quote free technology without paying
00:45:44.900 attention to why it's quote free who's
00:45:47.700 paying for this and how think about it
00:45:50.500 for a minute think about your free email
00:45:52.360 account the free messenger system used to
00:45:54.980 chat with your friends the free other
00:45:57.100 weather app or game app you open up and
00:45:59.780 never think about it's all free but is
00:46:02.840 it no it's not free these companies
00:46:06.400 aren't developing expensive products and
00:46:08.360 just giving them to you because they
00:46:09.740 love you they're doing it because their
00:46:12.500 programs take all your information they
00:46:14.440 hoover up your data private personal data
00:46:17.520 and sell it to data brokers and the
00:46:20.260 government and all of those people who
00:46:23.280 are not your friends are very interested in
00:46:25.400 manipulating you and your personal
00:46:27.560 political and financial decisions it's
00:46:29.860 scary as hell and it's happening out in
00:46:32.340 the open without anybody saying anything
00:46:33.760 about it this is a huge problem and we've
00:46:36.880 been talking about this problem to our
00:46:38.880 friend Eric Prince for years someone
00:46:40.480 needs to fix this and he and his partners
00:46:42.960 have and now we're partners with them and
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00:46:47.700 a software company it's a hardware company
00:46:50.180 they actually make a phone the phone is
00:46:52.880 called unplugged and it's more than that
00:46:55.300 the purpose of the phone is to protect
00:46:57.500 you from having your life stolen your
00:47:02.440 data stolen it's designed from a privacy
00:47:05.100 first perspective it's got an operating
00:47:08.440 system that they made it's called
00:47:09.560 messenger and other apps that help you
00:47:11.060 take charge of your personal data and
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00:47:24.500 being sold or monetized or shared with
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00:47:29.700 libertas operating system which they
00:47:31.380 wrote which is designed from the very
00:47:33.620 first day to keep your personal data on
00:47:35.580 your device it also has believe it or not
00:47:38.140 a true on off switch that shuts off the
00:47:41.300 power it actually disconnects your battery
00:47:43.100 and ensures that your microphone and your
00:47:46.020 camera are turned off completely when you
00:47:48.460 want them to be so they're not spying on
00:47:50.640 you and say your bedroom which your iPhone
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00:48:13.400 today highly recommended the Greeks invented
00:48:16.880 marathons so if you've ever run a marathon
00:48:19.420 you're Greek half marathon movie marathon
00:48:22.680 you're Greek gotten a blister been out of
00:48:25.720 breath walked in a pair of sneakers or even
00:48:27.900 just owned a pair of sneakers that's good
00:48:30.140 enough you're Greek so eat like it that
00:48:33.160 means ordering slow roasted lamb shank on a
00:48:35.860 beautiful bed of rice from Jimmy the Greek
00:48:38.160 you deserve it you champion marathon runner you
00:48:41.080 you're Greek eat like it with Jimmy the
00:48:43.980 Greek hashtag give me Jimmy
00:48:46.740 it should have never been allowed to
00:49:06.140 happen we all know sort of no one
00:49:07.540 understand that and then you know the
00:49:08.840 sort of uncomfortable conversation for a
00:49:10.440 little bit and then finally you know I'm
00:49:12.060 usually the inappropriate one and so I was
00:49:14.320 like okay listen dad most importantly
00:49:17.620 how's the hair
00:49:19.660 Don Don the hair is fine Don little bloody
00:49:26.340 lots of blood but the hair is fine like
00:49:29.320 you know you can see like Ivanka's eyes are
00:49:31.660 rolling about but I was like we needed to
00:49:35.460 we needed to break the ice and I was like
00:49:36.940 everything it was okay but you know you know
00:49:38.780 the next day was Sunday and you're sort of
00:49:40.160 getting over this adrenaline dump and you know
00:49:42.000 you're figuring out all these lapses I'm at
00:49:44.000 this point I'm just furious right I'm you know
00:49:46.000 going back and forth with Dan Bungie you know
00:49:48.340 it was the secret service you know like all
00:49:49.580 day long like what we're just getting each
00:49:51.920 other more and more worked up and I you know
00:49:55.000 but that Monday morning I woke up and it's I
00:49:58.080 get a call it's like my daughter like you
00:49:59.600 know and she's like dad it was the week of
00:50:02.540 the RNC she's like it's Monday morning over
00:50:04.240 the RNC she's like I want to speak at the
00:50:06.600 RNC and I'm like what like I'm like that's
00:50:11.980 kind of a big one like that's like your
00:50:13.780 first speech ever like you know and when I
00:50:16.120 was that age I'd been like nervous in front
00:50:17.600 of like 10 people in my classroom and you know
00:50:21.360 but she she understood sort of what it was
00:50:23.500 and she was like I I'm sick of this crap I'm
00:50:26.100 sick of the lies about him I'm sick of the
00:50:28.120 and like so you know she did that but you
00:50:33.600 the fact then you know then I have to have a
00:50:35.580 conversation with her two months later it
00:50:38.420 almost happened again and by the way just so
00:50:41.680 we're clear within minutes you know you have
00:50:43.680 Hillary Clinton saying he's literally the
00:50:45.620 greatest threat to democracy ever he's worse
00:50:47.900 than Hitler I'm like I don't know we had a
00:50:49.740 prosperous economy we had no wars we went
00:50:52.480 from prosperity to poverty as a country we
00:50:56.100 went from peace to war I mean like I don't
00:51:00.420 know probably but they've been doing it for
00:51:02.900 nine years you're telling me it's not on
00:51:04.640 purpose you're telling me it's not
00:51:06.060 intentional radicalization you're telling
00:51:08.660 me they're not asking for it I mean this
00:51:10.720 week I had to get the call be like hey
00:51:12.320 you're like one of the Iran targets because
00:51:14.100 you know if they can't get your dad they want
00:51:15.840 to inflict as much damage and they know
00:51:17.340 you're lower profile and you know you can
00:51:19.140 do just as much damage to someone but maybe
00:51:21.020 you know if it's the son or you know someone
00:51:23.480 else in the family maybe that won't elicit a
00:51:25.440 response from the American military so they
00:51:27.300 can they can inflict pain without actually
00:51:29.120 doing it like that's not a conversation I
00:51:30.960 love having I've I've grown probably far too
00:51:33.640 accustomed to it but like you know but it's
00:51:37.040 why we just all have to say enough of this
00:51:38.980 stuff you know like the media attacks like
00:51:43.960 it's disgusting with no actual evidence you
00:51:47.460 know they'd say every day for nine years like
00:51:49.420 of course they're asking for it to happen like
00:51:51.660 there's no other plausible explanation I it's
00:51:54.000 like Wuhan lab league like of course it came from
00:51:57.060 the lab that studies the exact virus in the town
00:51:59.700 that was ground zero for the virus like no no no
00:52:02.880 Anthony Fauci said it didn't and if you agree
00:52:05.320 with him and you're a doctor you'll lose your
00:52:07.060 government funding and you'll lose your research
00:52:09.100 grant there I got yeah I got canceled for that
00:52:13.520 one at the time because I was like um like of
00:52:17.200 course it did you're not a virologist Don I was
00:52:20.220 like you don't have to be a virologist you just have
00:52:22.060 to not be an imbecile like like you like it's not
00:52:27.400 that hard like of course it did but like all great
00:52:31.300 conspiracy theories we know we find out the truth a
00:52:33.300 couple weeks later so I don't understand two things one
00:52:40.580 how the Congress hasn't gotten to the bottom of the
00:52:44.620 security lapses yeah like how hard is that no one's
00:52:50.320 been fired not one person's been fired in the
00:52:53.340 entire federal government for that I don't
00:52:55.860 it's almost like there's a lot of people that are
00:52:58.860 okay with it Tucker I mean no but like what what else
00:53:01.920 is it I mean we've had some conversations with people
00:53:03.780 that we can't sort of we're not going to out because
00:53:06.360 they know more than we do but it's like well they
00:53:09.560 they have the ability to get that information and
00:53:11.840 they're not given it by the the three letter agencies
00:53:15.600 that are literally supposed to report to them it's
00:53:17.760 like no no we know better you know at some point what like
00:53:21.340 where's the point where you have like a sit-in in
00:53:23.300 someone's office like I'm not moving until you answer the
00:53:25.840 question or we cut off the funding immediately or you just
00:53:29.840 no seriously you have a a march on you know DHS headquarters
00:53:35.600 where 500,000 people show up and say we're not leaving until
00:53:39.340 you give us the answer yeah they'll all get thrown in jail for
00:53:42.140 being insurrectionists whether they do any answer you
00:53:44.200 no it's January 6th right it was literally it's almost amazing
00:53:47.780 it was the first unarmed insurrection in the history of
00:53:51.080 the world the only people that were armed were the tour
00:53:53.920 guides that magically worked for the FBI that were all there
00:53:56.660 they couldn't release the videos because it would expose
00:54:00.520 too many of their assets implanted in the group I'm like well
00:54:02.980 why didn't any of those assets actually try to stop it it's
00:54:05.260 almost like it was a plan almost almost like but you know
00:54:12.320 there are grandmothers that are sitting in jail because of
00:54:14.340 where they were within 500 miles of DC or you're like they're
00:54:17.400 taking selfies inside the velvet ropes like that's not an
00:54:19.960 insurrectionist they didn't even know what they're supposed to
00:54:21.440 be in the room like also isn't it doesn't it belong to them
00:54:25.180 yeah isn't it the people's house isn't this our country don't
00:54:30.020 we pay for it didn't our ancestors build it I thought that
00:54:33.000 was the story they go to jail but if you burn down Seattle or
00:54:37.820 portland or kedosha wisconsin you know you get to be vice president
00:54:42.780 under the democrat regime you can allow that to happen it's fine
00:54:45.780 there's no consequence no one goes to jail billions dollars
00:54:48.240 actually people murdered that's different the existing vice president
00:54:53.360 who's running at the top of the ticket can fundraise for those
00:54:56.620 people publicly and the guy that let the city the major city in the
00:55:02.040 state that he's the governor of can allow it to burn down
00:55:04.780 and you know that's fine as long as you put tampons in boys bathrooms
00:55:09.320 like you're forgiven it's okay no no no you're you're you know what
00:55:14.040 you're supposed to do with those I'm right don't even tell me um so
00:55:19.180 vote vote call all your friends vote like your republic depends on it
00:55:24.640 because it does
00:55:25.580 it does I you know I'm not worried in Florida but I'm sure everyone from
00:55:31.240 Florida is basically from somewhere else you know make sure your friends in the
00:55:34.700 swing state
00:55:35.300 you know apathy is what's going to kill this because they're going to play
00:55:38.340 games I listen
00:55:39.400 like we discussed you know if they showed up with 12 billion votes on you know
00:55:44.040 the morning after election day they'll tell you it's the most free and fair
00:55:46.580 election ever we
00:55:47.280 like
00:55:47.980 like we can't take any of it for granted
00:55:51.200 you know you discuss sort of polling in your opening it's like
00:55:54.000 the polling is all bs right half of it's designed to demoralize you the
00:55:58.280 other half is designed to make you overconfident none of it matters the only
00:56:01.600 poll that matters is the final tally on November 5th but the way I look in many
00:56:07.500 of the places usually those places that are swing states you know they're
00:56:10.300 controlled entirely by a democrat legislature or the republicans are so
00:56:13.400 weak that they're worried about the bad article in the local paper like to win by
00:56:17.440 win we got to win by five that's it act accordingly
00:56:21.560 so given this is my my last question but I I'm looking for hope the core problem is corruption
00:56:29.200 every institution many institutions in American life have been revealed to be corrupt it's so
00:56:35.220 distressing to see it so demoralizing to watch it it has to be fixed it's too corrupt to
00:56:40.260 continue if they can allow the other party's presidential candidate to be shot in the face
00:56:44.740 and no one's even fired then we've reached a point where can't have any more of this
00:56:48.720 so starting January 20th do you have hope that that corruption can be rooted out
00:56:54.740 I do I do
00:56:57.380 the reality is this and I honestly I think it's why both sides frankly are going so much harder
00:57:05.520 against my father this time around now he actually knows he knows who the liars are he knows who the
00:57:12.640 scumbags are he knows I'm on your side it's like you know here's a tweet from seven minutes ago when I
00:57:18.140 walked into your endorsement to get an endorsement uh you know I'll disregard the last five years of
00:57:22.920 everything I've been saying that's bad about you it's now he knows and that's why he's a greater threat
00:57:28.160 right when he before you know when we were talking about transition last time around it's like
00:57:33.140 I was like so who do you know in DC it's like I've been in DC for less than two days of my entire life
00:57:37.920 he didn't know so you trust even those people on your side you had no other way to do it you know in
00:57:42.420 business it's different it's like you sort of understand what people's motivation is it's usually you know profit
00:57:47.280 or they you know there's not like in politics like your best friend will snake you to get a good
00:57:52.340 favorable article that lets him get the next consulting gig like they'll bastardize everything they believe in
00:57:58.440 there's no there's no honor in it there's no there's no no one actually has a belief system in
00:58:03.480 Washington DC but for three or four people the belief system is power and they'll do whatever they can
00:58:09.860 to have that power there's no real consequence to a law so if your party's not in charge fine
00:58:13.500 you sit in the wings waiting till the next opportunity for you to make you know your
00:58:18.320 seven-figure gig a month for you know representing the scumbags uh I think the fact that he gets that
00:58:24.340 now uh he's seen those people turn on him I think that scares again especially the people on our side
00:58:29.740 that much more uh so there is hope beyond that there's hope that you know people also getting it
00:58:36.300 they're they're showing up they're they're not just listening to sort of the two minutes
00:58:40.400 you know of news in the background of being like oh that must be true I saw it on CNN it's like
00:58:44.820 no it's probably the opposite of that um and so you know again the fact that you know we're five
00:58:53.720 weeks out from an election and we're filling up a stadium like this of people like it's hard to
00:58:59.140 that's amazing I mean people they're now finally vested in the success of their country that should
00:59:08.000 have always been but we took it for granted as Americans I mean when I got into this I was naive
00:59:12.780 man when I I was a baby when I like well listen you know the CIA and FBI said I was colluding with
00:59:20.320 Russia I must have taken a selfie with someone like there had to be something to it I I genuinely
00:59:25.260 believed there had to be some truth to it because I wanted to believe everything I had been told about
00:59:29.980 our country and it turns out it was all nonsense there doesn't have to be any truth to any of it
00:59:35.780 so then I was sort of fighting to preserve an America I believe existed for my kids turns out
00:59:44.080 you know it may have never existed but certainly not in my lifetime and maybe longer than that
00:59:49.480 it was just sort of you know a visual representation you're we must get into these wars because of
00:59:55.580 patriotic reason I'm like well I don't know like why it's like why I get in trouble still for
00:59:59.960 questioning you know what's going on in Ukraine it's like well like what's our benefit
01:00:04.440 you know there's no benefit you know it's it's insane um and so now you know I'm fighting to
01:00:12.320 actually make real the the myth that I was sold about our country to actually make that exist that's
01:00:22.700 why I do this now that I'll just say I and I mean this truly I sincerely hope that you will run for
01:00:34.340 president at some point I mean that you never know folks you never know how about this let's
01:00:45.220 worry about 2024 right now but but but beyond that though not just president you know that that's the
01:00:53.380 thing like I hey I've been through it I've done my testimony for treason and it I don't want to just
01:00:59.160 win the president without the house or without the senate like like like that'll be hell for me and
01:01:05.520 my family for everyone for the day and and and for America like we gotta win everything we gotta win
01:01:12.460 down to the dog catcher we gotta win our state legislatures so we can like I don't know maybe
01:01:19.420 educate our children so maybe they learn like math rather than the 4,379 genders like you know we gotta
01:01:27.780 win you know all of our school boards we gotta win everything because we've sat back as conservatives
01:01:35.160 for you know whether we're building up businesses or we're you know I get it it's hard to get involved
01:01:39.760 it's hard to get in that fray no one probably understands it better than you know my family
01:01:43.740 other than maybe RFK Jr. uh you know like no one understands the consequence better than perhaps the
01:01:51.380 collective like uh ticket now but like we don't have a choice or or or it's not going to exist
01:01:58.400 again they're they're saying all of the things like you think if if they can literally you know
01:02:04.400 if impeaching Trump doesn't work twice well then we'll just try to take his businesses and we'll
01:02:10.540 fine him half a billion dollars for paying back loans on time with interest we'll we'll change the
01:02:15.580 statute of limitation of certain things for one year not in perpetuity because we want to be able
01:02:20.200 like they did in New York they literally the state of New York changed the statute of limitations
01:02:24.400 to allow them to go back 30 years for a nonsense case because they figured hey we could probably
01:02:29.480 get a favorable jury the second they charge Trump it changes back is that a democracy like
01:02:38.420 you know think about it I mean if that doesn't work you know well we'll try to throw him in jail
01:02:46.140 and if that doesn't work we'll just scream loudly enough that he's worse than Hitler to make people
01:02:51.000 literally try to kill him and then not give him the appropriate security protocols to protect him
01:02:56.980 like if they can do that to Donald Trump a guy that has the means to be able to fight back a guy that
01:03:03.700 has arguably one of the greatest political platforms ever assembled what some of the greatest most
01:03:08.480 patriotic people backing him the soapbox to get it out there if they can do it to him who can't they do
01:03:17.060 it to but more importantly if they will do it to him and they'll do it to him so aggressively and
01:03:22.340 so flagrantly who won't they do it to you think it stops with Trump no no no guys each and every one of
01:03:31.640 you is in the firing line good at this point almost no pun intended like it like we have to act
01:03:39.120 accordingly we have to take back our country um and so you know we're used to you know you how many
01:03:48.560 times have you heard it in your journalistic career Tucker it's literally the most important
01:03:52.420 election ever you know some guy running for dog catcher it's like it's literally like the world
01:03:57.820 depends on this like you know we're used to hearing that like this time that's real look at the stakes
01:04:05.220 look at where we are as a world look at where we are as a country the fact that it's even close in
01:04:09.620 some of these places show just how brainwashed so many people are again it's not a fair fight we know
01:04:15.620 that it doesn't matter to win like we actually have to play by the rules they've set elections like
01:04:23.560 like i i was in europe last week for two days like they're like what do you mean like you don't have
01:04:29.340 like paper ballots you don't have like voter id you like these basic things they're like these are
01:04:36.300 socialist countries and they think we're insane like that's you know but guess what to win
01:04:44.280 you have to play the hand that you're dealt they have dealt that hand they have stacked that hand
01:04:50.860 they've done every it doesn't matter we still have to play they want us to be demoralized they want
01:04:55.480 us to take our ball and go cry to mommy like they would love to see that we can't do it we have to
01:05:03.340 fight you know the same resolve i saw from my father coming up that day we all have to have that same
01:05:08.360 spirit because that is the embodiment of the america we know and love we just have to come out and
01:05:14.300 actually do it all donald trump jr ladies and gentlemen
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