On today's show, Alex and Tim talk about the latest in the Trump/Loomer saga, why the Daily Wire film Am I Racist is being booted from theaters, and why the Italian-American Civil Rights League is fighting to save Columbus Day.
00:00:30.000ABC News has come out and said, no, no, we did not.
00:00:32.000We did not cooperate or coordinated advance in any way.
00:00:35.000But I got to be honest, my friends, that's not the headline story of the day.
00:00:39.000The headline story of the day is that Donald Trump is friends with Laura Loomer.
00:00:44.000Everybody just laughs like, we're in the middle of the intro, people!
00:00:47.000But it's funny because I feel like, and I think we'll get into it for sure, they're making Laura Loomer the headline story because they're trying to spin this as a negative for Trump based on who Laura is despite her being a private citizen who doesn't work for the campaign or anything like that.
00:01:04.000But now you've got all of these stories all over the internet about Laura Loomer and who she is and she's become more and more famous.
00:01:09.000I said it before and I'll say it again.
00:01:11.000I don't know if there is anyone who is better at PR than Laura Loomeris.
00:01:15.000I think she knows exactly what she's doing.
00:01:17.000You can look at her career, how she chained herself to the Twitter HQ, made herself a top worldwide trend.
00:02:28.000Mike Crispy, I'm the chair of the America First Republicans in New Jersey, President Trump's hype man at his famous Wildwood Rally with over 100 people, on the board of the Italian American Civil Rights League fighting to keep those Columbus statues up, and I got a show podcast, Mike Crispy Unafraid.
00:03:21.000You don't see anybody coming for Martin Luther King Day, but they want to take our day, Columbus Day, where only Donald Trump says he will save Columbus Day.
00:03:28.000Tim Walz wants to cancel Columbus Day.
00:05:34.000I think there's a little, I mean, the earring, like being a microphone or whatever, like a secret listening device, that felt like hope to me.
00:05:41.000The thing is, the DNC has a bad track record.
00:05:44.000Let's all remember where Donna Brazile is now and the Hillary Clinton campaign.
00:05:47.000And so I understand why, you know, when it seemed like there was an obvious bias against Trump, everyone is prepared to say you guys don't play PR because they have a history.
00:05:56.000Doesn't Donna Brazile work for ABC right now in a capacity?
00:06:08.000And the moderator was her sorority sister and it's like, oh, well, they didn't really know each other.
00:06:12.000But it's like, come on, you know, if you're a frat bro or sorority girl from college, those are your friends for life, right?
00:06:17.000So obviously nobody's buying the fact that, you know, she wasn't helped big time.
00:06:22.000Even though, Libby, you said at the head of the Commission on Presidential Debates, I think Trump agreed to it because he couldn't get them to agree to anything else.
00:06:28.000And also the head of ABC is Kamala Harris's best friend who set up her and Dougie Emhoff
00:06:34.000a couple years, whenever that was, a couple years ago, to their marriage 10 years ago.
00:07:18.000And this was something that was previously agreed to.
00:07:19.000I think also, if he had not gone along with it, after he'd already agreed to the terms with Joe Biden, he would have potentially looked pretty weak, just as weak as she looked, not showing up for Fox, but that wasn't covered by legacy media.
00:07:33.000Trump's now saying he might do another debate if he feels like it.
00:08:38.000I mean, and David Muir asked her the question about guns.
00:08:41.000David Muir asked her that question, and she said, I back it.
00:08:44.000When she put, she fired off three lies all at once, and it was like, very fine people, bloodbath or whatever.
00:08:49.000I would have just been, I would have said, David, did you want to fact check that?
00:08:53.000And then if he didn't, I'd say, okay, and I'd just walk out.
00:08:57.000I think the problem is Trump knows he can't trust the media and they would have immediately been like, Trump gets so flustered during debate, he runs away.
00:09:04.000I mean, remember when he got shot in the head and they were like, Trump ducks after loud noise.
00:09:34.000They're going to the sponsor, we're gonna have millions of views, do you want the slot or not?
00:09:38.000And they're like, yes, Trump walks out, those advertisements are dead.
00:09:41.000And then what you do is, if Trump walks off, and they say, ladies and gentlemen, the former president Donald Trump has just left the stage, They say, what are you doing?
00:09:49.000Say, I'm going to leave right now and your advertisers are going to be in revolt.
00:09:56.000Yeah, I mean, if you look at politics, there's a saying that politics are just the entertainment division of the military-industrial complex.
00:10:03.000And there was not enough entertainment.
00:10:05.000I feel like Trump—and yeah, he could have brought up Willie Brown, that she was giving him BJs and all this, and she could have brought Stormy Daniels and this and that.
00:10:12.000There's both shots that they could have taken of each other.
00:10:15.000But they should have made it more entertaining.
00:10:44.000Trump just completely ridiculed Joe Biden over and over again and she was just like, putting her hand up like she didn't know what to do with herself.
00:10:53.000But that's because she doesn't care about Joe Biden now.
00:12:18.000Everybody thinks that it was Kamala that got Joe Biden to step down, but the real conspiracy is that once Joe Biden got COVID and he couldn't smell kids anymore, he just decided, what's the point of running?
00:12:48.000I mean, maybe he'll feel like it, you know.
00:12:50.000I think it would be good for them to do another debate, but I wonder how many undecided voters there really are.
00:12:55.000We saw, we were talking about it the other night, that undecided voters, some of them went for Trump after this debate.
00:13:01.000Just, you know, in a focus group kind of thing.
00:13:04.000He won on the economy, that's all that matters.
00:13:06.000He won on the economy, and I think he'd win on a lot of other things.
00:13:09.000I think part of it, though, is that she can fluster him because she's so awful.
00:13:14.000You know, she does that little smile and the smirk.
00:13:17.000But if Trump does not have the capability, OK, I think there's a strong reality that because Kamala didn't define herself on the economy, Trump doesn't want to give her the chance to do it.
00:13:31.000Trump probably knows behind the scenes he could have done better, but they're saying, look, you improved on the economy according to all these polls.
00:13:38.000They say Kamala won, but on the economy, people have shifted towards you.
00:13:59.000You even had Pete Buttigieg saying that she should not go on Fox even a little, not even go on Fox for an interview because he said that they were just too biased.
00:14:08.000Meanwhile, he's like, but you know, I show up on Fox all the time.
00:14:10.000Do you think Fox News, I don't even think they would be in favor of Donald Trump.
00:14:14.000I mean, do you think they would help him out that much?
00:14:40.000I mean, part of the The strangeness to me is that Kamala Harris could waltz in and say, you agreed to this debate with Biden and I'm here now and you have to debate me on the same day under the same terms.
00:15:32.000I wish in some ways that he had pushed harder before this debate, because he had said, I'll debate her multiple times, and they never agreed to it.
00:15:39.000And so her campaign got to be like, well, this is the one and only one.
00:16:08.000Okay, so pulling up ABC News and talking about our opinions on the economics of it.
00:16:15.000So when we say that CNN had a flash poll that showed that before the debate Trump was ahead by 16 points in the economy and afterwards it went up to like 20-something, what are we wrong on the facts?
00:16:26.000If you want to argue the opinions, by all means we can argue the opinions, but what are we wrong about on the facts?
00:17:25.000On the economy, Donald Trump got 59% of independents that said he would handle it very well or somewhat well, whereas only 40% could have said the same for Harris.
00:17:39.000So, my question is, for all the leftists out there, when we look at this debate, and they're all saying Kamala won, the politicos, the pundits are all saying Kamala won, Kamala won, she won, it's clear, it's obvious, Trump's scared, he won't do a rematch, and I'm just like, But now we have YouGov and CNN showing polls where Trump is leading on the economy and immigration.
00:18:01.000The economy, of course, is the top issue for the election.
00:18:26.000My argument would be, I think that Kamala proved that she was better prepared, she sounded better, and that may work for a lot of people.
00:18:34.000But I think she failed to define herself in the economy, resulting in Trump winning on, quote, it's the economy, stupid, and that's probably going to be a much, much bigger issue than feels.
00:18:44.000Final thought before I pass it on is, When, you know, Ian was in here the other day saying, Kamala, go to Trump.
00:19:05.000I think the Democrats are feeling good because they have a candidate who could just complete sentences, I guess.
00:19:10.000And you know, the funny thing is, is like coming out of the debate, what's everybody talking about?
00:19:13.000They're talking about the cats and they're talking about the dogs.
00:19:15.000The Democrats are literally at their rally last night chanting, we don't eat cats.
00:19:20.000I'm like, this is what Trump did in 2015.
00:19:22.000He literally said the thing about the wall.
00:19:24.000And everyone said it was crazy and it was stupid and you shouldn't have done it.
00:19:27.000But then everyone kept repeating it until everyone agreed with it.
00:19:31.000That's going to backfire on them so miserably.
00:19:33.000I think so too because what that really is, is that shows that they are not as culturally relativist as they think.
00:19:40.000Because if they really were accepting and tolerant and open, they would say, I perhaps don't eat a cat, but it is certainly fine if you do.
00:19:54.000I've seen the tweets where it's like, it's part of their culture.
00:19:56.000Yeah, right away, many leftists said, just because you don't like it doesn't mean... You know, and they have that... PETA has that meme where it's like, it's a bunch of animals in a line, and then it says, America, and there's like a line saying like, friends and food, and then other countries, it's a different line, and they're like, which one's right?
00:20:14.000There's a lot of leftists who are saying the conservatives are mad about goose hunting now.
00:20:19.000And it's like, well, the conservatives are mad that they're playing with their kids in the park and then some migrant walks up and kills a duck.
00:20:24.000But also the geese are protected as well.
00:20:29.000They're protected just like the Haitians.
00:20:31.000Yeah, it's not legal to go into a park and kill waterfowl.
00:21:52.000It's wild because like Trump said it and now it's flooded like the zone is flooded with videos of people I mean there's a video that Alex and I saw that it's literally the guy the Haitian guy is biting the neck of the cat and he's biting it and then there's like that that 911 body cam footage that we talked about in Springfield.
00:23:02.000So what I've heard is that it's not—the population is nowhere near 59,000.
00:23:06.000That's the old census numbers, and the population collapsed rather dramatically.
00:23:10.000And so that's why it's seemingly more pronounced.
00:23:12.000So when the media comes out and says, oh, their population is 59,000, and there's—the media's reporting 15,000.
00:23:17.000It sounds like, okay, well, that's a lot.
00:23:21.000You know, we're looking at, you know, you know, I don't know, 20 to 30% shift for these people.
00:23:27.000But when you look at, if it is true that people have been fleeing and moving out because of economic collapse and strife or whatever, small towns have been dying, it could be closer to, you know, 2 to 1 or 1 to 1.
00:23:37.000I think this is an interesting point because the first time I saw it reported, Springfield had a population, I think the number I kept seeing was 53,000.
00:23:53.000I would get if there's some population flux with the town, but if you're going to stay 15,000's consistent for the Haitian migrants, I feel like you might have a slight bent there.
00:24:01.000But when did the Haitian migrants come?
00:24:06.000They started coming in 2021 under Joe Biden.
00:24:08.000Because then this population count of 58,000 includes Haitian migrants.
00:24:12.000And that's part of their whole refugee program, where they admit, what, like 30,000 refugees from these favored horrible nations per month.
00:25:29.000It just makes me sick that it used to mean something to be an American, and now you can just be a Haitian and then become an Uber driver and then crash into a family of four, and they don't even charge you with murder.
00:28:07.000I think Trump saying the dog line or like they're eating the dogs on stage is so interesting because it reminds me of when he said they're not sending their bags or like the dogs all of the stuff because it made mainstream media really mad but it made Average American voters look into it and or have conversations with one another and a lot of people are impacted by illegal immigration and illegal immigrants crime.
00:28:52.000But they are already attacking her as the crystal woo-woo lady.
00:28:57.000But this is what works because I think she knows her strengths now.
00:29:00.000And so I imagine she's sitting there and being like, they have levied this attack against me, which is unfair and untrue, but now I'm going to flip it back on them.
00:29:08.000As the crystal woo-woo lady, she's like, voodoo is real, they do do this, and you are wrong, stop.
00:30:03.000You're going to take a stool sample and go get a test?
00:30:06.000A colonic and then see what comes out?
00:30:09.000But it's like, there's the legitimate police reports, 911 calls, and then David Muir says, well, the city manager says, Right, the one guy who really doesn't want it to be true.
00:31:39.000He could have come out and said, excuse me, we're here to talk about the suffering of the American people and you want to talk about rallies?
00:31:47.000If you want to sit here and insult me, we can go backstage and you can insult me.
00:32:01.000I mean, one of his fatal flaws, you know, like his biggest flaw is that ego that he has of really wanting everything, you know, like he talks about crowd size, he talks about rallies, he talks about all that stuff.
00:32:15.000And I think that on the one hand, you're not going to get Trump being who he is without that.
00:33:32.000It does get hot though, I'm telling you, it gets hot.
00:33:34.000So, I don't know, we're talking about toilets, we're talking about cats, and abortion is like the most important issue.
00:33:41.000I mean, I think we're just kind of screwed.
00:33:43.000I hate to be so black-pilled, but... I think our culture is shattered and fragmented into a million pieces, and I don't know how a civilization or a society survives without any kind of cultural cohesion.
00:33:58.000I think that's a really big problem that we have going on, and you can see that across the board with a lot of our cultural offerings, right?
00:34:04.000I mean, nobody has the same set of shows that they watch.
00:34:09.000When I was a kid, like, I think on Fridays, we'd all go into school and talk about what was on The Cosby Show the night before, you know?
00:34:15.000I could still probably give you most of that lineup, and that's just not true anymore.
00:34:19.000People don't read the same books, you never go see the same movies, people don't even watch the same YouTube channels, you know what I mean?
00:34:25.000It's like everything is so fractured, yet The way that it's fractured and the people who consume those cultural fragments, let's say, aren't even aligned themselves.
00:34:35.000We were talking about this, I was talking about this with somebody, I forget, but it was like, there's not even a scene within those subcultures.
00:35:05.000I didn't either, but I did feel left out.
00:35:07.000And COVID was a time when everyone had nothing else to do and Netflix did a great job of being like, here are some brand new content because you're all trapped at home.
00:35:15.000One thing everybody did during COVID was make the bread.
00:35:18.000Yeah, lots of bread, TikTok had a moment, sold us all kinds of products.
00:35:22.000I think part of the desire for like cultural cohesion is there, but we have to define our values more definitively and we're just not willing to do, or at least a part of the country is not willing to do that because it would mean that there is a hierarchy.
00:35:38.000Not to go back to the cats and dogs thing, but obviously there would be certain things people would be like, we're firmly against this no matter what culture you came from, and there are certain things that we are for.
00:35:47.000And I think that, so they say like 10% of voters are undecided, but actually it's really like 5% a certain amount of undecided voters lean a certain way, they know they're going to vote right or left.
00:35:57.000And then there's a bunch of people that just won't vote.
00:35:59.000And that's part of that remaining 5%, which I find fascinating because where are they?
00:36:26.000They're going to be like, where's McDonald's?
00:36:29.000No, you know what I see all the time right now?
00:36:30.000It's when Lindsey What's-Her-Face asked Trump about his plan for ending Obamacare, and he was like, we have a great plan, but if it's not going to save money, we're not going to do it.
00:36:42.000And I keep seeing that clipped everywhere.
00:36:45.000Me when I ask my boyfriend what our date night plan is, or me when my boss asks me when I'm going to turn something in.
00:36:54.000I didn't think that was a strong moment at the time, but it has become funny.
00:36:58.000Trump has a personality, and I think if you're not interested in politics, you're still buying personality, which Harris just doesn't have one.
00:37:45.000And I think one thing that happened is that the American cultural elite hate America, so they don't insist on any kind of assimilation whatsoever.
00:37:54.000And it used to be, you know, great-grandparents, my great-grandparents came to the country.
00:38:00.000They didn't want to, you know, speak their native language.
00:38:03.000My great-grandmother learned how to read from reading the New York Times.
00:38:06.000My grandparents changed their names so that they would appear more American, you know, to the point where when my grandfather was in his 70s, I used to make fun of him and be like, what are you going to put ketchup on your pasta?
00:38:19.000But I think that that has really changed.
00:38:20.000So when you have the stewards of American culture, hating American culture, these are our museums and our, you know, government entities, our libraries, our universities.
00:40:14.000Plus, even once we got cable, I wasn't allowed to watch it anyway, so it doesn't matter.
00:40:19.000Didn't your dad make you read a book a day or something?
00:40:21.000My dad was pretty strict about education, which in retrospect, I super appreciate.
00:40:28.000He would make me do two hours of homework every night, and if I didn't have two hours of homework, I had to make it up so it would be reading and stuff.
00:40:35.000I'm still traumatized from, I remember my mom, we watched Pulp Fiction before she knew what happened in that scene where they go and get the gimp suit, and I was way too young for that.
00:40:43.000So I think that's why I'm so damaged today.
00:40:48.000Let's jump to this, we got this from Post Millennial.
00:40:50.000Movie theaters cave to pressure from leftist activists, cancel screenings of Matt Walsh's Am I Racist?
00:40:56.000So this is Del Oro Theater saying, Dear patrons, due to the strong reactions from our community, For and against, and concerns for the well-being of our staff, we will not be playing the film, Am I Racist?, as originally intended.
00:41:10.000Please know that it was not our intention to cause such a division by playing the film.
00:41:13.000We noticed that many of the theaters in the Sacramento area were booked to play this film, and quite frankly, this reaction caught us off guard.
00:41:20.000The safety of our staff is number one priority.
00:42:36.000That's basically saying it's an F. No, it's not at all because I have really high standards for movies and also I have not great taste in movies so my favorite movies a lot of people think they're bad.
00:42:47.000I give it 11 out of 10 and I haven't even seen it but it's because all these woke people disabled their ex accounts.
00:42:52.000I think it's really funny, and I think it's really well done, and one thing that I really loved was how many of the anti-racist activists just got skewered, and I loved that.
00:43:03.000You had Robin DiAngelo, you know, and she is so fake.
00:43:08.000She's such a grifter, and she was, she admitted her white privilege to one of the producers who's black, and she handed cash, and then you had Sarah Rao and Regina Jackson, who I think are just too miserable Horrible women and they have these they hold these dinners where women pay thousands of dollars to be told that they suck Yeah, and the woman will be sitting there drinking wine like crying and Sarah Rowe and Regina Jackson They will be like those tears are violence you white women's tears are responsible for so much horror in the world and you have this one woman who in the film who's like
00:43:43.000Well, my husband is black and, you know, maybe I'm racist because sometimes we're in public, I ask him to keep his voice down.
00:43:50.000And Sarah Rao goes, yeah, so that's tone policing.
00:45:38.000And you know, there are some conspiracies, and we're on YouTube, we can only get into it, but it's like, this is what I don't like about the anti-Israel narrative, and you can have criticisms of Israel, people talk about the USS Liberty and all this stuff, but it's just like this victimhood mentality where you blame everything on one place or one people.
00:45:54.000It's just, they're not the root of all of our problems.
00:45:56.000This is why I bring it up, because What I hear of the Israel stuff, they're literally saying Jewish privilege.
00:46:02.000And I was like, I tell these people, you know you could exchange the word Jew and white, and you're saying the exact same thing as these woke racist activists.
00:46:13.000You've identified a group of people, you've isolated certain behaviors without looking at the greater picture of things, you've determined that they are the ones oppressing you, and now you're activists for that cause, targeting this group of people based on their ethnicity or race.
00:46:24.000I'm like, I don't see a difference between white privilege and what you're saying.
00:46:29.000Well, we went entirely wrong as a culture when we stopped thinking that being colorblind was the best way to be actually non-racist.
00:46:39.000Because then as soon as you say, you know, well, I'm not racist, but I'm going to identify people by their racial and ethnic groupings and similarities, And I'm going to ascribe to those groups specific characteristics and also give them specific characteristics as they relate to other ethnic and racial groups.
00:46:59.000Now you're doing exactly the opposite of the American Melting Pot project.
00:47:03.000It's just funny to me this idea that like these woke DEI people doing these seminars, there can be like a black man from the Hamptons who's like Harvard educated and worth 17 million dollars from like third generation wealthy industrialist family and he walks into a workplace and they immediately go, do you need help?
00:48:29.000The reason people could afford a single family home off a high school education has nothing to do with race.
00:48:35.000It wasn't that because we decided that racism was bad, all of a sudden we became poor.
00:48:39.000The problem was corrupt individuals exploiting issues of race, exacerbating the racism, and driving cultural wedges, I think, is contributing to economic instability, but still not the principal factor.
00:48:50.000Yeah, and I don't think racism is the worst thing.
00:48:54.000I'm saying I think racism is bad, but I don't think everybody's racist.
00:48:56.000Maybe people have preconceived stereotypes and they kind of tease different cultures, but if you're at the grocery store, you're not going to be like, I'm not checking out this person's groceries.
00:49:05.000I don't think that segregation exists.
00:49:08.000I don't know, it's like the media making us, spitting us against each other.
00:49:12.000It's like that on purpose, because they want to take the identity that we have as Americans, and they don't want there to be an identity of Americans, they want it to be an identity of, I'm black, I'm Jewish, I'm whatever.
00:49:21.000And that's how they divide us, and they're taking the identity of America away.
00:49:25.000That's why they import the Asians, and I think people who, like, not to belabor on the cats thing, but they see that and they just go, well this just isn't how we are in America and they see it and they go, I want just normal American culture back, you know?
00:50:06.000A little more chicken like than what that Chinese buffets have cats in a food like is this is I posted a video where they're actually in China it is it Yeah, and they have the Yulin Dog Meat Festival, the Summer Solstice, where they eat dog meat because they think it helps them with their sexual, you know, getting an erection.
00:50:25.000I know that, you know, the woke activists at YouTube are gonna be like, you can't say that Chinese people eat cat.
00:50:30.000No, like, it's, uh, in Guangdong, cat meat is a main ingredient in the traditional dish.
00:50:53.000And there's animal activists that are actually calling this stuff out.
00:50:56.000Of course, there's people that go and save dogs.
00:50:58.000Animal activists are saying that there's an underground trade of cat and dog that are used for meat.
00:51:03.000To Alex's earlier point, where is PETA right now, right?
00:51:06.000They were calling it out at one time, but once Trump becomes associated with the don't eat the pets cause, they're suddenly like weirdly quiet.
00:51:13.000You see Trump is like posted last night, he like was just like shit posting and he just posted like four in a row on Instagram of like AI memes of him saving the cats.
00:52:16.000So dogs, they have dogs trained to smell if you're gonna have a seizure.
00:52:20.000Dogs trained to smell if you have cancer.
00:52:22.000And so I heard this a long time ago from from a dog trainer.
00:52:26.000And he said that dogs can smell if you've ever eaten dog and they'll growl at you and they'll get mad at you or they'll not trust you because they can smell that you've eaten dog before.
00:52:35.000How can they smell it even if it's like a year ago?
00:52:41.000They can smell when someone's gonna have a seizure like what does a person give off That the dog's like, I can smell a seizure coming and it freaks out.
00:53:05.000I actually had a friend who was having seizures and she got a dog who could smell her seizures and it wasn't even like a special dog.
00:53:11.000I don't think you should eat dog because we, our society, dogs are good people.
00:53:15.000But I also just think it's dangerous because imagine one day, imagine this, you're visiting Vietnam, revisiting China, and then there's a guy and he's got a dog going and you're like, you know, I mean, like, what's the big deal?
00:53:28.000Then you come back home and you're walking in Central Park and there's a guy and a woman, they got a golden retriever and he catches the Frisbee and the dog just catch it, stops, looks at you.
00:53:38.000And you're like, why is the dog mad at me?
00:53:40.000And then all the dogs are just like... And then you're like, why are the dogs mad at me?
00:54:11.000So I went to an aquarium in North Carolina where they had turtles and stuff that were gravely injured and couldn't survive on their own anymore.
00:54:21.000And so they had like, it was like a 30 year old turtle with a scar, like a big scar from when it was nearly killed, but survived.
00:54:27.000And they're like, well, if we just let the turtle go, it'll die.
00:54:30.000So it's here, not because we're, you know, keeping it in captivity for entertainment, but because we, you know, we're going to give it food and keep it alive.
00:54:36.000But I am under the impression where I do think we need to have zoos.
00:54:39.000Like, I know a couple animals, their quality of life might not be that good, but you can learn, kids can see them.
00:54:43.000I think it is important to have, you know, zoos.
00:54:46.000And even though it's not great for the animal, I do think it's important.
00:54:49.000I feel like there are researchers at zoos, but I don't know that SeaWorld has the same kind of educational component.
00:54:54.000It might not as far, but it's just as far as I know.
00:54:56.000Like, I think I went to it once and it's also like a water park.
00:55:23.000There was that whole lawsuit over the elephant at the Bronx Zoo where, like, there was a group saying because she had touched a white dot on her forehead, she had human level of cognition and therefore deserved a certain level of human rights.
00:55:36.000And they wanted to move her to it because they were like, her enclosure's not big enough or something like that.
00:55:40.000And I think the elephant's name was Happy, if I'm not wrong.
00:55:43.000I had a report on the story a while ago.
00:55:45.000But her caretakers at the Bronx Zoo were like, if that's even true, which we don't agree with, then she's lived here her entire life.
00:56:11.000How Donald Trump's close friendship with glam conspiracist Laura Loomer, 31, is threatening to blow up his presidential run as insiders say his campaign managers don't care if he wins or loses.
00:56:23.000I would like to just congratulate whoever at the Daily Mail wrote this headline because glam conspiracist is really...
00:56:58.000Well that's what's funny about Kamala Harris is how she talks about how her values haven't changed even though every single one of her positions has changed.
00:57:21.000She was on this trip, but by no means is she part of the campaign in the official capacity, the campaign source told the Mail.
00:57:27.000So you can tell it's a slow news day when they're literally running front page headline stories because Laura Loomer hung out with Donald Trump.
00:57:36.000I do like the word conspiracist, though, to tack on to what Libby was saying.
00:58:07.000When she's 50, she's going to be on the front page of every story all the time, 24-7, so she chooses.
00:58:14.000Because she has consistently proven over the past eight years that when she wants to be the story, she does it.
00:58:20.000You were saying that she's more effective than members of Congress, you know, and you see people coming out and they're attacking, like Marjorie Taylor Greene went crazy and she kind of started this, like Marjorie Taylor Greene and then you saw like Lady G, Lindsey Graham, and like all these other, literally all these like senators.
00:58:35.000Yeah, Lady G was very, I mean, he's just mad because, you know, he has an identity crisis, you know, with himself, with the hookers at the Male hookers.
00:58:46.000But Laura Loomer, um, I think they're just, they're just jealous.
00:58:50.000It's always like this snake pit, like with around the Trump orbit, everyone's trying to get in and we're trying to work their angle and they don't like it.
00:58:56.000That Laura has been extremely effective online and that she's been able to get president Trump's ear and she's, you know, in there flying on the plane and they sold that and they spazzed out.
00:59:05.000And I think it's just people in Congress or people who want to be close who are planting these stories about her.
00:59:47.000Do you think that the goal is to create internal chaos?
00:59:52.000I mean, if there already is kind of a knives out environment, people are worried maybe about where this could lead them.
00:59:57.000They want to be in the administration.
00:59:58.000They don't want to give up their ties.
01:00:00.000Is it sort of media pressure to make it seem like there needs to be some sort of staffing switch up just to cause chaos in the campaign?
01:00:07.000Yeah, I think people want themselves and their people to be, like, calling the shots.
01:00:11.000So, like, they throw other people under the bus.
01:00:14.000And they see Laura as somebody who's coming in totally from left field, like, getting onto the plane, getting Trump's ear.
01:00:19.000And then everyone just, like, kind of bugs out about it, you know?
01:00:21.000And to Tim's point, they just, like, you know, they brand her these things and they go crazy and they gang up on her because of how effective she is.
01:00:28.000Did you feel like you were kind of an outsider when you were planning the Wildwood rally?
01:00:43.000Uh, obviously the GOP people didn't want me to speak at the rally.
01:00:45.000And what happened was they told Trump these things about me, long story short, told the Trump campaign that, uh, myself and Roger Stone responded to those allegations.
01:00:55.000Trump campaign looked at what was said and looked at the facts on both sides.
01:00:59.000Yeah, I mean, I've been the victim of it where like, you know, people don't want you to gain an edge of influence.
01:01:09.000They tried to kick me out as an RNC delegate.
01:02:30.000The DEI stuff, I mean, what they're proposing is just illogical nonsense, and so the Republicans are offering up something functional.
01:02:38.000I think Republicans are prepared to be more fractured just by the nature of the political philosophy.
01:02:43.000I think Republicans are much more open to libertarians, right, or they're much more open to, you know, the Tea Party movement didn't like break the party, it just kind of shows that there is a different movement.
01:02:53.000Even the MAGA movement, there is fighting.
01:02:56.000On the other hand, ultimately, there is some, there's an expectation that the Republican Party is constantly kind of going over its values and aware of these influences.
01:03:05.000Whereas I feel like my impression of the Democratic Party is that their expectation for their voters is that no matter what they comply and fall in line.
01:03:13.000They don't have to court voters the way that Republicans kind of always do because there are different perspectives within the party.
01:03:18.000They expect compliance and that's why the Israel-Palestine issue is something they're really struggling to get over because they haven't had to compromise within themselves.
01:03:26.000They are expecting fear and compliance and it's not really working the way they would have wanted it to this time.
01:03:32.000When Trump went to the LNC, the Libertarian National Convention, he was like, I'm going to put a Libertarian in my cabinet.
01:03:38.000But Kamala vowed to put a, she said she would consider putting a Republican in.
01:03:45.000And she's talking about the other major political party.
01:03:48.000She could have said, I would entertain putting a member of the Libertarian or the Green Party in, right?
01:03:53.000She could have appealed to independence.
01:03:55.000Instead, the Democrats view it as us versus Republicans, and I think Republicans have a different view of kind of just the nature of politics in America.
01:04:04.000Maybe that's just my take, but... Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
01:04:07.000I think I didn't realize how fractured the left is until Ilhan Omar still won, even though AIPAC spent all that money against her.
01:04:14.000So it kind of shows me like, oh man, maybe there is, you know, something to this.
01:04:19.000Maybe the, you know, Palestine stuff will actually change the election.
01:06:13.000I think that is the big question because Democrats really are seeing this election as a referendum on MAGA and that entire movement itself.
01:06:20.000So, you've had a lot of them come out and say that if Trump loses, that's the end of MAGA.
01:06:25.000And they say that there's nobody who comes after Trump.
01:07:55.000This is 2011, this is Obama, and the Occupy movement's angry.
01:07:59.000Obama ends up getting re-elected because Occupy's, I don't think, a big enough movement necessarily to stop the democratic machine.
01:08:04.000But probably a large component of why Obama actually ends up winning another term is because the right did not embrace the populist anger that had festered up all across the country.
01:08:24.000After Obama backstabs everybody, so it's Occupy Wall Street, people are furious.
01:08:29.000I remember Sean Hannity was ragging on Occupy, and everyone on the right, Breitbart, was screaming at these people, and I'm like, well, you lost it.
01:08:36.000There was populist outrage, there were people of all different backgrounds, and the right gave it up.
01:08:59.000He was a human Molotov cocktail being thrown into the machine.
01:09:01.000The greatest F you in the history of mankind.
01:09:05.000So yeah, the movement lives on, but you know, I think the point you're making, Alex, is that somebody in the Trump figure, like who takes it over and who's the leader of it?
01:09:13.000I mean, you'll have 10 people try to be like the Trump figure, but no one will ever be like Trump, right?
01:09:17.000So in 2028, you know, no matter what happens, you know, 10 people are going to try to do that.
01:09:22.000You know, if Trump wins, JD Vance will try to do it.
01:09:25.000I don't know if he, I don't think he's got it.
01:09:40.000And the reason they don't fight on the Democrat party, I think is because the difference between the Republican party and the Democrat party is Democrat party is like, you know, top down controlled by a much smaller group of people who then cascade everything out.
01:09:51.000Republicans obviously have a lot of, you know, fragmented fractures and people of influence and They reflect the populist central party.
01:10:22.000I mean, I think, again, if we're going down to the populist movement, I can't say who's going to emerge as the best federal leader, but I do think J.D.
01:10:49.000I mean, I think that this would be sort of the blessing of former years of Trump, which is that there are people who are in the early stages of their career who could move into interesting positions.
01:12:39.000There is a little deeper connection, but I honestly think that I think that AOC has a very big chance of kind of taking over the party.
01:12:47.000Maybe I'm naive when I say that, but I do think that she's popular.
01:12:50.000I think that even though she's crazy, I actually respect her more than some conservatives because I do believe that she believes what she says, and she's not as two-faced as some people.
01:13:09.000I think she's more popular than Kamala Harris, believe it or not.
01:13:18.000I could see her hanging out like Nancy Pelosi.
01:13:20.000As far as I know, Nancy Pelosi never ran for president.
01:13:24.000I don't even know if there was an exploratory committee for it ever.
01:13:26.000I think she was pretty happy with her insider trading.
01:13:29.000I think AOC will stay in Congress, but I don't You know, to leave that behind and shift to a different sphere, like the executive branch, it's not what everyone wants to do.
01:13:40.000And I also think with the MAGA movement, because it's so populous, you have to start looking at state governors.
01:13:44.000State governors get to say, well, I'm not in Washington.
01:13:57.000Just my personal theory is that the MAGA movement will actually look for AGs and governors to lead that, like, fresh-faced charge that Trump, as a billionaire businessman, also could say, I'm not part of this institution.
01:14:10.000Well, we talk about Nancy Pelosi stock trading, but I believe right now the person who's benefiting the most from the stock exchange and insider trading is Dan Crenshaw, who's a conservative Republican.
01:14:19.000So if he's, like, next in line, we're totally— No, he's done.
01:14:47.000He was swagging back in the last century, for goodness sake.
01:14:51.000But, okay, a lot of people will talk about how Trump did The Apprentice, and then right after that, Mark Cuban, who's actually obsessed with Trump, he did a show called The Benefactor that tried to rip it off and it failed horribly.
01:15:00.000So if you watch, and then he, Mark Cuban, went and did Shark Tank because he already attached himself to a popular show because he wanted to have a popular show.
01:15:07.000So I just do think that if Mark Cuban, maybe he pretended to be conservative or more moderate, he could be the next... I'm not saying that is going to happen, but I mean... Nah.
01:15:16.000You don't think that's possible at all?
01:15:20.000Maybe the problem is we need to stop comparing people to Trump because there will never be another Trump.
01:15:25.000And so if you just imagine Trump right now, I want you to imagine in your mind Donald Trump's at a rally and then all of a sudden an alien ship comes, beams him away and just leaves.
01:16:12.000And I think the, again, the MAGA movement has really defined a lot of like the directions that voting Republicans, not necessarily people who are part of the establishment, but like Americans who consider themselves Republican, want to see the country Move into I think the Democrats have kind of rejected any similar effort like they were so against Bernie Sanders They were so against RFK.
01:16:34.000They don't want to redefine their values They kind of want to stay as is and get caught vaguely get vaguer and also more progressive without anyone challenging them I just don't I think they are the you know for all the infighting and fracturing on Republican side of the ticket I think it benefits them because they have to constantly reevaluate.
01:16:52.000Well, what are the voters asking us for?
01:18:44.000We have, you know, even though Kamala Harris said during the debate that we don't have anybody in an active war zone, that was a huge giant lie.
01:18:51.000We used the cluster bombs, the tanks got sent, the F-16s.
01:18:58.000Putin at the beginning said, you know, he said at one point, if you are backing Ukraine and giving them weapons, we're not going to take that as a sign of war.
01:19:07.000But if your weapons strike us inside Russia, we will take that as a sign of war.
01:19:10.000But I am kind of at the point where I'm starting to wonder whether or not Russia can actually retaliate, because this is not the first time we've questioned this on the show.
01:19:18.000Russia keeps saying the red line is there, and then NATO crosses it, and then he backs up and says, well, the red line is there, and he's not doing anything.
01:19:38.000I think, like, weren't there civilians and things?
01:19:40.000Yeah, there was a woman who was killed the other day.
01:19:42.000So they have been, like, really—obviously the Nord Stream.
01:19:44.000You know, originally they said Russia, because Putin's such a madman, he blew up his own pipeline because he wanted to freeze out the Germans in the wintertime.
01:19:53.000Like, it just was such an unbelievable farce.
01:19:55.000So we have been doing these things, and I almost think it's just purely rhetoric.
01:20:00.000Like, you talk about World War III, you talk about the timing before the election, before the show we were talking about October Surprise, like, what will they do?
01:20:06.000And I think October Surprise could very well be World War III.
01:20:09.000And we've already been in this thing where, like, we're fighting and doing things that are against what we're saying, but now I think they just, like, legitimize it in the media.
01:20:16.000Now we're at war with Russia, so we all need to come together behind our wartime leader, Kamala Harris, you know, for the future sake of humanity. They always say like you know
01:20:27.000throughout war the country comes more together and all that other nonsense you know
01:20:31.000during the George Bush time. So I think that a World War three beginning would be
01:20:38.000a benefit for Kamala Harris's chances of winning the election. I think it's
01:20:42.000crazy to me how much people still believe the Ukraine lie.
01:20:45.000Like at the beginning, like in 2022, I remember I was talking about that and people were saying that I was crazy.
01:20:51.000You know, I, at the time I was running for Congress, 2022, I went on Tucker and I was talking about the Ukraine thing and I got all these, this hate mail for speaking badly about Ukraine.
01:21:00.000We stand against the Russians in this.
01:21:02.000And I'm just like, no, it's a total scam.
01:21:04.000I mean, you know, Ukraine is nothing more than a, you know, it's a satellite for, you know, CIA and, and the, you know, things that we fund overseas.
01:21:13.000So, you know, Ukraine is just a corrupt hellhole dating back to 2014 when Newland and these people overthrew the, you know, duly elected government there.
01:21:21.000And it's just been on the decline ever since.
01:21:50.000Why do you think he would rather have Trump win over Kamala Harris?
01:21:52.000Trump's going to try and stop the war overnight.
01:21:54.000So you think that would- Kamala Harris is the deep state, she's gonna say- You think Putin wants to get out of this war at this point, but he doesn't- No, no, no, no, Putin wants to take the territory of Ukraine.
01:22:03.000I just got a text message from somebody in Russia, they said I have to play this right now.
01:22:10.000Vladimir Putin wants to take the Donbass, he wants to take the land bridge, he wants to seize back, he wants to maintain control of that whole region because Sevastopol is a massive industrial center, access to the Black Sea.
01:22:21.000The deep state wants to crush Russia and wipe them out.
01:22:24.000The deep state shutting Russia down in the Black Sea cuts off a major source of their economy, a major function of their economy with oil and transport through the Black Sea to the Mediterranean.
01:22:35.000So, this is what Russia... They're going to take Ukraine.
01:22:38.000You're not going to stop them, so long as it's the case.
01:22:40.000Trump winning is him going, what do we have to do to end the war?
01:23:50.000I think the Democrats may be thinking we need to provoke this war for escalation as part of the election, or at the very least, initiate a conflict to which Trump can't negotiate his way out of, so that way it's forced, and Putin might be like, Once Trump gets in, I'll be able to negotiate.
01:24:10.000Conveniently, when Trump was on his way to a resounding re-election, the economy was humming, everything was good, no new wars, then they dropped COVID and all they talked about in the debates was COVID, COVID, COVID, COVID.
01:25:08.000Obviously, war is a little bit different than a flu.
01:25:12.000So I think they wait, they might start that, the country's at war, it's all people talk about, they put the machine in thing, they make Kamala the president, Biden steps down in exchange for Hunter Biden, you know, being let off on whatever he just pled guilty to.
01:25:25.000I mean, you can see that happening, and they're like, oh, Kamala's the first woman president, look how strong she is, madam president, madam president, and then they ride that propaganda into November.
01:25:34.000I think that's I think Americans would face a confidence crisis if Kamala Harris suddenly had to take over for Joe Biden and we were on the brink of World War III.
01:25:43.000I don't think people think that she is strong enough as a personality to handle that kind of thing.
01:27:42.000The issue is that there's this scale of anxiety when you have, on the far left of the graph, you have total cartoons, and on the far right you have perfect realism.
01:27:54.000When you have a cartoon character, we're totally fine, we have no anxiety, we're like, whatever, cartoons are fine.
01:28:00.000Then you're getting more and more realistic as you move to the right.
01:28:03.000Then you get this pre-advanced CGI and comfortability drops all the way to the bottom.
01:28:10.000Something about A human being that is slightly not correct gives us fear and anxiety, and that's the uncanny valley.
01:28:19.000The reason it's called the valley is because once you get back into totally realistic robotics or CGI, people go back to being comfortable.
01:28:31.000They said, the Uncanny Valley implies that at some point in human evolution, there were beings that looked almost just like humans, but were somewhat off, and they were a threat to humans, resulting in this anxiety response.
01:28:49.000The point is, when I see Nikki Haley and I'm watching her on TV, and her mouth, her lips are moving, but her teeth don't move at all, it's like... She's a lizard creature.
01:28:56.000We're worried about AI, and I've said this on the show before, you know, all these telecommunication companies, they spend billions of dollars in research trying to make it so when we call a call center that we think we're speaking to a human, And they actually do tests on how long it takes for a human to realize they're talking to a robot.
01:29:10.000And humans can always figure it out, Tim.
01:29:12.000Like, they still have not perfected that technology where we can have a conversation with a robot and we can't— Isn't that the Turing test?
01:29:18.000Yeah, I think that's what it's called.
01:29:19.000But I'm saying we can always—sometimes, you know, it takes a minute to figure out it's a robot, but we always eventually figure it out.
01:29:50.000And so the meme about it is that something existed in the period of human evolution that was a facsimile of humans, but were a threat to them.
01:30:00.000And so we generated a fear response to it.
01:31:23.000And it's a huge problem, I think, in elections, because a lot of people who are on the older side see it online, they see it on Facebook, and they think these things are real.
01:31:31.000I mean, I've had it happen where, you know, people send things and they're like, oh, this is whatever, I saw this on Facebook, and it's AI, it's not real, but they don't quite get it.
01:31:43.000Yeah, you know, it's really weird though.
01:31:45.000You think AI, when we talk about like these puppets and dolls, like sex robots, a lot of times like, you know, pornography is what encourages a lot of like, you know, advances in technology.
01:31:54.000And then you see that, did you know that OnlyFans creators made more money than the entire NBA combined?
01:33:45.000That seems like a good use of AI or like, I get why people are saying like, Like the prosthetic limbs or stuff like that, but I'm kind of with you with the meme stuff.
01:33:54.000Like I feel like once you open the box, once you make it a little bit okay, it's going to start to go off the rails and it does feel different than like the meme energy of 2016.
01:34:05.000They feel like completely different things to me.
01:34:08.000I wouldn't have even called them AI memes.
01:34:09.000I would still think of them as just AI images.
01:34:11.000But of course, that's sort of the function they're playing in this election.
01:34:15.000And so again, like, when there are moments with health, I'm like, okay, this could be a great tool.
01:34:19.000But then I just, I think it's all likely to be corrupted.
01:34:23.000It will not just get corrupted, it will get corrupted to the detriment of, you know, all of us, because it will be like, You know, this AI, based on your latest health metrics, like Tim was saying, you probably have pancreatic cancer.
01:34:43.000That's too expensive for your health insurance.
01:34:45.000Your employer does not want to pay it.
01:34:49.000The ideal scenario, I don't want to just be totally negative on what the AI is going to do, because there's a strong possibility that it's going to say, you're going to go in your bathroom, you're going to go to the bathroom, and then as you're getting up, the AI is going to go, Libby, I ran a check on your stool sample.
01:35:05.000It's going to be like, hey Libby, doctor here, I checked your health, and it looks like you have markers closely related to possible pancreatic cancer.
01:35:13.000The good news is we caught it very early.
01:35:15.000If you add this vitamin to your diet, we think it can reverse this.
01:35:20.000What the crazy thing about AI health is, doctors can't see when they'll do a scan, and they can't see a single cancerous cell.
01:35:28.000They can see clusters and things like this, but the AI is going to be like, after analyzing 342 million people who suffered from this particular cancer, we've identified several markers that can show us the pattern which leads to this ailment.
01:35:40.000You are now two years away from developing pancreatic cancer.
01:35:43.000Add more kale to your diet and you will push this off by 10 years.
01:35:46.000Do you think it'll be nutrition though?
01:36:49.000After a few generations of this, people will be mindless completely.
01:36:53.000They will have their headsets on or their bone conduction earpiece, and the AI will be talking to them rapidly through like a neural link, and the humans will choose to do it.
01:37:03.000The same way we use calculators and don't do math in our heads anymore, people will be standing there with the Neuralink on, and they're gonna think in abstracts like, I'm hungry, and the AI's gonna go, go get food and eat this and make this, and they're just gonna go and do it.
01:37:14.000Yeah, I think that that is a possibility.
01:37:16.000And in fact, education is already largely driven by AI.
01:37:23.000The Chromebooks are given to the schools, school districts for free.
01:37:26.000And they come like loaded with these different programs like IXL for math, and there's some other ones for ELA.
01:37:32.000And the kids are supposed to like go through and the AI determines what level they're at and what math problems to do and all of that and what their score is.
01:37:42.000And teachers don't really do anything except check the score. I just want to point out that at what
01:37:48.000point do they start adding the percentages for you on receipts? Have you noticed this? I don't like
01:38:50.000I was just having this conversation with a friend of mine, and I think that the practice of tipping should only be for the restaurant servers where they have that less than minimum wage restaurant wage.
01:39:01.000Or we just get rid of minimum wage and just people can work for what they want to work for.
01:39:06.000If you want to go to California, by all means.
01:39:46.000So why is it that an employer who can't negotiate a proper pay, like, this is government intervention in the market that doesn't work, because what ends up happening is The short-term Democrat position is, but then people are going to get paid $2 an hour, look at what's going on, only because you've enabled it.
01:40:04.000So what happens then is they go, we have to raise minimum wage to $50.
01:40:10.000Because people don't know how to negotiate and demand what they're worth.
01:40:15.000So maybe the market should just be allowed to determine the value of services, goods, and labor, and people might have to actually go, I ain't working for two bucks an hour, bye.
01:40:23.000And that actually happens to a certain degree now with Gen Z and Millennials not wanting to work at all.
01:40:27.000Yeah, but then you get replaced by an illegal immigrant, right?
01:40:29.000I mean, somebody's going to do the job.
01:40:31.000And that's why I'm not a libertarian, because I don't agree.
01:40:33.000The libertarians are like, open borders and no minimum wage.
01:40:35.000And I'm like, flood the labor market and put no restrictions?
01:41:04.000Well, it also used to be that minimum wage jobs were for people just entering the workforce, like these were entry level positions.
01:41:11.000We don't have a lot of that right now.
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01:41:20.000All right, anyway, did I just promote something?
01:42:19.000Well, I'm saying, but does the message of music, like, that makes you not, even if the song is good, if it does have a bad message, you don't like it anymore?
01:42:26.000I think songs, it depends on how overt the message is.
01:42:30.000Like, if a song is glorifying crime and violence and creating a culture of it, yeah, it's a bad thing.
01:42:48.000The CIA, they've all been... It's not about private prisons.
01:42:50.000It's about the CIA was looking for ways to destabilize various countercultures.
01:42:57.000And so you look at Public Enemy and 80s hip hop and rap.
01:43:01.000And then you look at what turned into in the 90s.
01:43:04.000You had the police and turn it up, bring the noise.
01:43:09.000There wasn't always a big message in it, but sometimes there was.
01:43:13.000And then in the 90s, it just became like, make money, screw a bitch, make money, screw a bitch, and just becomes as degenerate as possible.
01:43:20.000So there's no real, you know, there's no real feeling anymore.
01:43:26.000Yeah, you know, they, like, supposedly, I think it was Tavistock that did this, but you know that they actually have melodies and frequencies that they know are pleasurable to the human ear, and that's why they're able to repeat hits, and that's why they say, like, Taylor Swift has so many hits, because they can use these, like, chords that they know are pleasurable.
01:43:42.000But, but, there are YouTube videos on this.
01:43:44.000Yeah, well, like, you can, like, these, there, there are producers who are like, hey, here's how you make a pop song, and they literally explain how to do it.
01:43:51.000It was funny, remember the, um, There was a guy who made a YouTube video talking about the periods of songs, and there was one where all of these songs had like a hey-oh-hey in it, like some kind of like that, and they were like, you could notice all of the songs do the same melody shift.
01:44:16.000There was a really funny video where they took the top three country songs of the past three years and played them all over each other, and it was one song.
01:47:21.000There are artists that have one hit in America, but they're actually very established wherever they're like, And then people are like, I only heard the one song from them, so they must not be big.
01:47:29.000And it's like, no, no, it's not just that.
01:47:31.000It's that, um, what's, uh, what's the Loverboy was, was big, but they didn't really, I don't know if they ever had any top tens or anything like that.
01:47:41.000So it's like, what would you rather be?
01:47:43.000Your band had one big song that everyone heard and then everyone forgot about you, or you had 50 top forties, but they were all like number 20.
01:47:50.000I don't know, if I could have Call Me Maybe or just kind of a good career, I think I would go with a big hit.
01:47:56.000I think you're better off having a sustained career.
01:47:58.000Financially, yeah, I think that is probably better longevity, but I think that it'd be cool to have a song that was like the number one song for like... You know what band is great?
01:48:50.000The label goes to Apple, Amazon, and Spotify, and Pandora, and they say, You know that people are gonna be looking for our star, and they want this music, and you're gonna get a lot of requests for it.
01:49:02.000If you want us to put this song on your platform, you have to put other artists in the same rotation.
01:50:49.000This is the result of the defund the police movement.
01:50:51.000And COVID, because they couldn't do a lot of trials.
01:50:53.000That happened in Dallas as well, where they just threw a lot of cases out because they just didn't have, like, the infrastructure for the judges and yada, yada, yada.
01:50:59.000They just couldn't prosecute the crimes.
01:51:01.000And the crime stats, they just omit big cities.
01:52:18.000There's another company that's moved into the area that I can't even remember the name now but a lot of mainstream media is like, well it's good because there are jobs and other people to take the jobs.
01:55:34.000Also, they never show them at the same time on the screen, not split screen, but them at the podium.
01:55:40.000The way they shot it with the angle, there were a couple and the podiums almost looked That's something I think that we know against Hillary.
01:55:49.000I think they showed it like the wide shot and Trump looked so much bigger and more like presence.
01:55:53.000What if Trump did the handshake thing?
01:55:59.000Because that was a big criticism and I know we're going back to the debate, but how he kind of walked behind the podium and that handshake was awful.
01:57:41.000That was the best moment of his career because it was fun, it was silly, and if that's the kind of campaign he'd been running the whole time, he'd have been up a couple points.
01:57:50.000If he was being nice and being relaxed... I mean, like, when you come out and lie about Trump, you lose moderates.
01:57:56.000You can be honest about Donald Trump and say you disagree with him, and that's what RFK was doing.
01:58:00.000I think he's off the drugs, he's disaffected about Kamala, so he's just like, screw it.
01:58:04.000He doesn't have to maintain that Trump is the worst thing in the whole world and everything's going to fall apart.
01:58:09.000Because again, that's the DNC's campaign strategy for the last three, four campaigns now that they've run.
01:58:15.000And I think it's funnier to see Joe Biden be like, meh, we're just moving forward.
01:58:19.000It's more disarming to people who are so supportive of Trump.
01:58:21.000Even though he is basically senile, I think he's smart enough to realize that maybe he does want Trump to win because then he can say he's the only person that beat Trump.
02:01:10.000But I will add to another card in there at the bottom you can't see is called unholy strength.
02:01:15.000And it's a guy with a pentagram burning behind him.
02:01:18.000And he's like, you know, tilting his head back.
02:01:20.000And that actually got removed from the original set because conservative Christians Thought that it was satanic, demonic imagery being sold to kids.
02:01:28.000So when they reprinted it, they removed the pentagram so it's just unholy strength or whatever.
02:01:33.000That being said, we got a ton of magic cards over here too.
02:01:37.000Al's taking pictures and showing Boogie.
02:01:41.000He's like the OG Magic the Gathering content creator.
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