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00:06:17.000He's out there constantly defending the insanity, you know, of what's going on right now in this world.
00:06:24.000And really defending the America First portion of it because he gets it and he's been a part of it from day one.
00:06:29.000There's a ton of information to get into.
00:06:31.000Rahim will give us all the behind-the-scenes details of what's going on in Washington.
00:06:36.000And, as always, he's not going to hold anything back.
00:06:40.000That's also something that drives the people online absolutely insane about Rahim.
00:06:45.000Now, he's British, so the rather judicious use of the C-word at this point, we may have to get into this one, because it drives them nuts, and at this point, I think it's just absolutely hilarious.
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00:11:12.000And you used to have fun with it, but it's almost like it's not even sport anymore for you to drive the libtards crazy.
00:11:18.000You know, there are a couple of things, and by the way, thank you for having me back.
00:11:21.000It proves perhaps that I didn't swear enough on the first episode, so maybe we'll try and beat that.
00:11:28.000It became a thing, really, you know, we use the C word all the time in England.
00:11:33.000You use it to say hello to your friends, you say, you know, I don't even want to do it on this show because I think there are still some people out there who are a little bit...
00:11:42.000Cautious about it. Perhaps after I explain, they'll become less cautious about it.
00:11:46.000But that wasn't what really drove me to use it.
00:11:49.000What really drove me to use it is, you know, they've started telling us that they don't know what a woman is, right?
00:11:56.000But that this word is explicitly offensive to women.
00:11:59.000Well, you can't have it both ways, right?
00:12:01.000If anybody can be a woman and everybody is a woman, then you can't have explicitly gender offensive terms.
00:12:07.000That's interesting. So now I'm like, okay, so we're reclaiming some of this language that you've said to us for so long is too harsh because it refers to, you know, whatever it is, because that whatever it is is so amorphous to you now.
00:12:21.000So I started deploying it very often really because of that, and it's kind of an exclamation point on the insanity in America right now.
00:12:30.000But the other thing that makes it so funny to me When I was growing up, the Americans were the brash ones.
00:12:38.000We would turn on our televisions in merry old England and watch the crude humor in American sitcoms.
00:12:46.000Even down to the bikini babes in the then Bud Light ads were a little more than the British palette necessarily had on our televisions.
00:12:57.000And now it seems to have gone the other way.
00:12:58.000It seems to have flipped. It's like so many of the libs, and by the way, I'm afraid the DeSantis supporters in America have turned into these like priggish and prudish people.
00:13:09.000And I just think, hey, listen, you're in the fight of your lives right now.
00:13:14.000And the thing you're most concerned about is some awfully, awfully language.
00:13:18.000We have to knock ourselves out of that.
00:13:20.000And I think what it represents, as funny as it is to talk about this, what it represents is who's willing to fight on the terms at which we are being engaged in this fight, and that is not by the rulebook, by the way, and who's willing to fight, but only up to a certain point, lest you offend somebody.
00:13:41.000And I'm just not one of those latter guys.
00:13:43.000I see that a lot. By the way, I see it on the show, because like I said, I understand fully where I came from.
00:13:48.000I'm the son of a billionaire. But part of what made us different, like my father made us sort of grow up on job sites and construction sites.
00:14:46.000Now they're going to take a puritanical approach.
00:14:48.000And yet, if you search their feed, you find it all over the place.
00:14:51.000It's like they need to find something to differentiate themselves and bitch about.
00:14:56.000And it's like... It's sort of part of the problem.
00:14:58.000You're right, like, the other side, the Democrats, like, they are playing by, like, the radical dictatorial communist regime playbook.
00:15:08.000They're playing hardball and cheating while we're sitting there still, like, talking about, well, we must play t-ball so that we don't offend, you know, like, I'm like, guys, have you been watching, like, these people would put you in the gulags for life!
00:15:46.000But you can draw these parallels in so many of the things that come out of the left.
00:15:52.000But yes, honestly, I'm more, I mean, I use this word, offended right now by the attitude of DeSantis supporters on the internet.
00:16:01.000Because remember, these are the people who have used the N-word in their private text messages, and those got leaked out and shown for who these are.
00:16:09.000By the way, how did that not become a story?
00:16:11.000Because that same person who did that, you know, said some, you know, off-color things about other people.
00:16:16.000But, like, that itself actually was sort of like a sideline in another bigger story.
00:16:23.000Whereas, to me, that's actually much more offensive.
00:16:26.000Because, you know, they tried, and they've tried doing this.
00:16:29.000It's like, you know, I've made jokes with my friends who are Jewish, but they're on
00:16:59.000The guy's a groomsman. I'm pretty sure he understands, and he's giving it back.
00:17:03.000But because he's giving it back to me, that takes away from their argument, and therefore, we're just not going to include those kinds of things.
00:17:10.000By the way, what is the kind of racial, ethnic slur that we can use against you?
00:17:20.000I'm Czech. There's probably plenty, you know, I imagine there's plenty of Europeans that somehow hate the Slavs in some way, shape, or form.
00:17:27.000You know, I'm sure there's something to do there.
00:17:30.000But honestly, but I think, hey, if we're going to call it, like, I'm a cisgendered, whatever that actually means, but I guess I'm, like...
00:17:38.000Straight white male, isn't that enough these days to offend people?
00:17:44.000I would think that was more than enough to offend everyone.
00:17:48.000Frankly, I think that's the most offensive thing someone could be these days.
00:17:51.000It's wildly offensive. But back to the parallels, this is the campaign that had put out a Nazi Sonnenrad in its campaign videos.
00:18:00.000This is the... Campaign where the guy who's running is sitting on a movie set in Iowa While your father is being arrested for the fourth time and paying bond and having his mug shot taken, and he's asked, hey, you know, what do you think of this?
00:18:21.000And he goes, well, I'm just happy to be in Iowa, right?
00:18:25.000I'm just happy to be on this movie set.
00:18:27.000And it kind of tells you everything about who they are, what kind of campaign they're running.
00:18:31.000It goes right back to this point about the realness of the people who might use The F-bomb or the C-bomb from time to time, the realness of that, the authenticity of that, versus this kind of scripted campaign where they're always trying to paper over who they really are.
00:18:46.000Yeah, that was scary because you saw that on the debate, right?
00:18:50.000Can I answer the most obvious question in literally all of Conservative?
00:18:55.000If you can't, you know, if you need, you know...
00:19:00.000If you need to take off the blinders to figure out how to answer, like, hey, would you do something to stop the weaponization of government, essentially?
00:19:08.000And you got to look around, like, well, what will my billionaire donor sitting in front row say?
00:19:15.000Say what you want, but you think that guy's going to make a real call that's good for the American people over what those people ultimately want when they're the man?
00:19:23.000It doesn't work, and you saw that, because the DeSantis influencers, I think, initially probably did a great job, because they were able to take a guy with no personality, who will, as Vivek sort of called out, check the wind before making any decision, whatever it may be, but in a short period, 15-second clip could make him look like he was this great fighter for the cause, but you see him in what I call long form.
00:19:49.000You see the status in long form, and all of a sudden it's like, yikes.
00:19:53.000It's scary. There is no personality there.
00:19:57.000There's frankly no conviction to anything.
00:19:59.000It's whatever it is to get him to the next spot, which is why the weaponization of government, arguably the biggest issue we face as conservatives, because if you think they're only going to stop at Trump, Clearly you haven't been watching is not really a big deal or isn't real.
00:20:16.000That doesn't play. Yeah, and look, you could take clips from Rain Man, right, and edit them down to a 30-second teaser and run that guy for president.
00:20:26.000But then when you actually sit down with him, you'd think, well, maybe this isn't such a great idea.
00:20:31.000And that appears to be what they've done with Ron.
00:20:34.000Pulled the wool over a lot of people's eyes.
00:20:36.000And look, I was talking to people about post-debate, what key moments they think happened.
00:20:44.000It was one, will you support Trump if he's the nominee but convicted?
00:20:48.000And even in defiance of the pledge they signed to be up there on stage, some people hesitated and obviously people like Asa Hutchinson or whatever said no, right?
00:20:57.000But the second part was the Ukraine stuff.
00:21:00.000He's asked very clearly, in very clear terms, would you provide more funding for Ukraine?
00:21:06.000And Ron's answer is, well, I would get the Europeans to play their part.
00:21:11.000Yeah, hello, like 2015 Trump campaign called.
00:21:14.000They want their NATO talking points back.
00:21:42.000He sort of took the Trump-lite approach with Tucker Carlson on national TV. And then...
00:21:48.000A day, maybe two days later, just totally reversed it because, again, the powers that be, whether it's the billionaires, whether it's Paul Ryan, whether it's, you know, Karl Rove, Fox News, whoever got a hold of him and said, hey, you can't say that.
00:22:03.000You've got a reversal. He pulled back.
00:22:05.000I spoke to a group of 5,000 Republicans under a tent about a week ago.
00:22:12.000And I literally asked all of them, like, hey, is Ukraine a top issue for you?
00:22:39.000I mean, DeSantis knows that, because even the lines that even hit in the debate We're like, basically, when he copied Trump policy, like, oh, we're going to use the military on the border against the cartels.
00:22:48.000I'm like, really? Like, this is your novel idea?
00:22:52.000I mean, he used nation in decline, which is like, I think it's like on the Trump website.
00:22:58.000Like, you'd think that with the months and the preparation and the people that they've brought him in for debate prep, like, you'd think he'd be capable of an original thought.
00:23:18.000It was so choreographed, I stopped listening.
00:23:21.000I was watching Tucker. He's giving this clearly scripted, or trying to deliver this scripted closing statement, and then you can see something clicks in his head, and like, off-the-cuff Ron comes in, and he goes, you don't get any mulligans...
00:23:36.000And I think he heard himself say the word mulligan in a closing statement and realized, like, oh no, like, I totally messed that up.
00:23:44.000You see, once Ron introduces real Ron into his common, you know, look, let Trump be Trump is a common thing, and people love that, right?
00:23:58.000Let Ron be Ron doesn't work for the DeSantis campaign because Ron, when Ron is Ron, is actually really just fucking weird at the end of the day.
00:24:07.000Yeah, well, listen, you pretty much actually predicted everything that's happening with the sham indictments, with the collapse of DeSantis.
00:24:15.000You're right. To get to know Ron is to dislike Ron.
00:24:18.000I've been saying that to people off...
00:24:19.000I've told you off the record this for a while because I spent three weeks with him on the campaign trail, so I'm like...
00:24:24.000Listen, I get it. Short form Ron DeSantis editing into a meme for 15 seconds.
00:24:28.000Like, eventually, you got to be the man.
00:24:29.000You got to be on the stage. People will figure it out.
00:25:15.000I was on air a year before that election saying, hey, they're going to steal it and here's how they're going to steal it.
00:25:22.000Unfortunately, it was so wacky an idea.
00:25:25.000It was so out of the normal framework of how even American elections, when they are Not necessarily rigged, but when they're toyed with and monkeyed around with, that people were kind of like, oh Rahim, what are you talking about?
00:25:41.000You know, that's crazy. Maybe that could happen somewhere off in Eastern Europe, but it's not going to happen here.
00:25:47.000And, you know, I think there are three or four major, maybe even five major areas in which I still don't think anybody's quite prepared.
00:25:56.000I think the no labels thing is a much bigger deal than people think.
00:26:01.000I actually have a lot of sourcing in Washington DC that they talk to me about how this thing is going to work.
00:26:06.000You wouldn't believe it, most of my friends are actually libs in DC. And so I get to understand what they're talking about and what they're planning.
00:26:14.000And a lot of the planning around the no labels thing, by the way, is to stop Both Trump and Biden getting to 270 and allowing a Democrat-controlled House of Representatives to pick who the next president is going to be.
00:26:25.000And as a result, they will deploy strategically candidates on the ballots in different states to keep other people from getting to 270.
00:26:33.000I don't think there is yet an answer to that.
00:26:35.000I think, of course, we are seeing the reintroduction of COVID and COVID fear that is coming in.
00:26:41.000New vaccine mandates will be coming back.
00:26:43.000And while most states will probably demur from going as far as they went last time, places like New York, places like California will try and set the tone by going further and faster than they did the first time around.
00:27:12.000Like, now, we've gotten used to sort of feeling like we're being punked, you know, when we see the news of the day every day.
00:27:19.000I mean, it's half the thesis of this show, usually.
00:27:23.000But they're really doing it. I guess there's so little awareness to what's going on, probably even with many liberals around the country, and it's so brazen that it does make you wonder, what are we missing?
00:27:36.000If they think they can actually do this, if they don't actually care, if they haven't heard our voices, what do they know that we don't know?
00:27:45.000Yeah, but look, I agree with you, by the way, that a lot of it can backfire.
00:27:48.000I think a lot of this legal stuff is backfiring.
00:27:50.000In real time, we're watching a lot of it backfiring.
00:27:53.000You know, $7 million raised in one day, $20 million raised over the last three weeks for the Trump campaign in amongst all of these indictments.
00:28:03.000There is, of course, elements of backfiring.
00:28:05.000But that doesn't mean they're not going to throw everything, including the kitchen sink, at the problem and just see what actually lands any blows.
00:28:12.000And I think one of the things about the COVID stuff, That they're really hoping works for them is independents and especially moderates who are fear motivated.
00:28:24.000They will want to try and box Trump into an uncomfortable position where he has to hold his base by saying, no, we're not going to go through new lockdowns.
00:28:33.000We're not going to do all this stuff that we did last time.
00:28:34.000but at the same time, win over those fearful moderates and independents who kind of might want a little bit
00:28:40.000of a lockdown and might want a new vaccine round and all of this stuff, it will be tricky
00:28:44.000and it will be interesting and it will be hard for this campaign team to navigate.
00:28:48.000But this is why I come back to my original statement.
00:28:50.000I think this campaign team that they've got right now, I have scarcely seen more talent, more vigor,
00:28:57.000more understanding, full spectrum understanding of not just the ideas,
00:29:23.000Because without those moments, It would have just been, you know, Trump's going to prison, Trump's going to jail, Trump's going to court.
00:29:30.000But then you have that juxtaposition of these, you know, populist moments.
00:29:35.000That's what we did during the Brexit campaign, right?
00:29:37.000You can have your onstage political debates, put everyone to sleep, you know, gray suits, gray topics, you know, Bret Baier, you know, putting everyone to sleep, quite frankly, during that thing.
00:29:49.000But then you have to have these great open moments that could go terribly wrong, right?
00:29:55.000They could go terribly wrong. Joe Biden walked out of the Pilates place last week in Lake Tahoe and gets booed in Lake Tahoe live on camera.
00:30:05.000But I think if there's any team out there right now that shows the aptitude to get a populist campaign done, it is this current Trump team.
00:30:15.000Yeah, I mean, to your point about those moments, I mean, this mugshot actually seems to have really energized the base, and it was clearly designed to embarrass my father.
00:30:55.000If we could imagine that a heavily biased D.C. judge could attempt to pick a worse day for the Trump campaign, it would be the day before Super Tuesday, where 12 states have their primaries.
00:31:12.000And probably no other in the history of campaigns, I actually think it could be like a windfall, even though, again, clearly not how it was designed.
00:31:21.000How do you think all of this is playing out with those independent voters?
00:31:26.000Yeah, look, I tend to agree that there could be a potential windfall here.
00:31:31.000It has to be played particularly well.
00:31:38.000I guess like wince that you have as an independent or moderate voter when you see somebody who's running for president entering a courtroom, right?
00:31:47.000Let alone entering three or four different courtrooms over that period of time.
00:31:51.000So you have to deal with it in a very specific and very certain way.
00:31:54.000And by the way, I think you probably did this as well.
00:31:58.000I think as we were all waiting for the mugshot to come out, we were all thinking, what's it going to look like, right?
00:32:20.000It turned out to be the perfect mugshot and sometimes you just, you know, God graces you with certain things at certain times and you just run with it, right?
00:32:28.000And so I think you're going to probably see a lot of that and hope for a lot of that and pray for a lot of that on the run up to those actual court appearances.
00:32:36.000The thing that I find really interesting for the people that aren't following the minutiae, the detail of this, is the point about moving the trial back was not simply an election point.
00:32:46.000It's not like an arbitrary, hey, you know, can we kick it into the long grass, please, because we've got an election to fight.
00:32:52.000Although, you know, there is that, right?
00:32:56.000There's also 12.5 million pages of discovery in this case.
00:33:03.000And the lawyers are saying, well, hold on a minute.
00:33:04.000Like, you know, we're working a number of cases right now.
00:33:08.000And yet you want to haul us in having not just looked at.
00:33:12.000You don't just look at 12.5 million pages of discovery.
00:33:15.000You have to look at, cross-reference, analyze, you know, All of these different things that come with solving a case and putting a case together based upon those sorts of things.
00:33:24.000I mean, that is one of the most gargantuan, heavy lifts you could possibly imagine.
00:34:34.000That's what they all know. Yeah, I mean, you talked about sort of in that tweet, I remember, and I was going to ask you about it next, you know, sort of, you know, four mechanisms for doing this.
00:34:44.000I mean, that's clear. The opportunity cost side of things is huge, right?
00:34:47.000Make it harder for him to campaign for those in the House who need his help.
00:34:51.000And again, that's the place where probably, you know, I don't think, even if he was the nominee, I don't care if it's a Ronda Santas or Chris Christie or anything, They're not helping other candidates get across the line.
00:35:02.000They don't generate that kind of enthusiasm.
00:35:05.000So, you know, what are the other mechanisms, though, beyond sort of time and money to prevent him from being able to be out there also helping others?
00:35:14.000You know, they're trying to take away from the ability to push back and hit back on the COVID stuff.
00:35:19.000I think they fully intend to use that as one of the things here.
00:35:22.000They're trying to stop anybody scrutinizing what's really going on with the no labels stuff in the third party campaigns.
00:35:28.000You know, everything you hear in the media right now is that, oh, no labels hurts Biden.
00:35:33.000Well, that sets the alarm bells ringing, right?
00:35:35.000Because if the media is in concert telling you something, then it is probably not true.
00:35:40.000Yeah, expand on that a little bit because, you know, again, initially when I heard about it, I'm looking at it, I'm like, it probably does hurt Biden a little bit.
00:35:47.000But now that I think about it further, it seems like it's designed, you know, beyond sort of the face value.
00:35:54.000You start looking in and it seems clearly designed in a much more nefarious manner than that.
00:36:00.000Because even the conservatives involved, they're happy with Democrat rule because they still have their power.
00:36:08.000They'll end up with some sort of token ambassadorship or position in government.
00:36:14.000So they don't care if it's another four years of this, but I think another four years of this is debilitating to...
00:36:20.000You know, not just, you know, hardworking Americans in our economy, but basically do anything we hold near and dear in terms of our freedoms, because the attack on those things are, you know, our basic God-given rights under our Constitution has been under such attack.
00:36:35.000And yet, you know, whether it be because of COVID or other things, people so willingly just accepted that.
00:36:40.000You know, people like to say rhinos, right?
00:36:43.000And you would say the people on the no labels who class themselves as on the right are rhinos.
00:36:49.000I have a different phrase that I like to use for them.
00:36:52.000I wonder if you can figure out the acronym for me.
00:36:54.000It's conservatives under notional terms.
00:36:59.000Right? By the way, okay, so much better.
00:37:05.000Can we just please, can we just please replace rhinos with conservatives under notional terms?
00:37:17.000It's so much better. And I know, I know, you know, the 5% of the people that have a problem with language, and I get it, like, if it's not for you, that's fine.
00:37:25.000I don't force you to watch, and it is what it is, but, like, we got bigger things to worry about, like, It's a much better phraseology for essentially the same thing.
00:37:34.000Maybe the same thing with an exclamation point, like Jeb!
00:37:50.000They're phonies. They're conservatives under notional or nominal terms, whatever you want to call it.
00:37:54.000And the people who are on the no-labels thing, So you have the conservatives under notional terms, and then you have a lot of people who say that, you know, in the middle.
00:38:03.000I like to think of those as the useful idiots generally.
00:38:06.000And it's people like Manchin, right, who will be bought into this thing
00:38:12.000because they don't realize necessarily that their philosophy, their mantra,
00:38:15.000what they've claimed to represent for so long is actually on the chopping block under this thing.
00:38:20.000Because what they'll do is try and run people like Manchin, put someone like Manchin on the ballot in West Virginia
00:38:26.000with the idea of pulling votes away from Trump.
00:38:29.000And they'll do the same to Biden where it makes it so that neither of the candidates reach the 270
00:38:34.000that they need to win the electoral college, right?
00:38:37.000So then you've got this, you've got to look at it in this sense.
00:38:40.000What are the no labels people really care about the most?
00:40:54.000Your buddy tells you something, you're the only person your buddy tells, and then I go and report it, well, then your buddy's going to know it came from you, right?
00:41:00.000So I have to be very careful about these things.
00:41:03.000They will certainly get reported out, and I certainly hope to report them out before the end of this year.
00:41:09.000There are mechanisms, there are steals, there are cheats that they're working on along the way.
00:41:13.000They may drop some. You never know what Norm Eisen and all these guys are working on.
00:41:17.000They may drop some, but I hope to be able to report all four or five, I think, in total, really by the end of the year, and have a big, big explainer article.
00:41:26.000This is what we did before the last election.
00:41:27.000I had a big, huge article about how it was going to get stolen in advance.
00:41:31.000And then, of course, Molly Ball in Time magazine does it afterwards, and everybody goes, oh, wonderful reporting.
00:41:36.000I said, wonderful reporting? She just wrote what I wrote, but I wrote it before it happened.
00:41:40.000Yeah. Yeah, they did the post-mortem on how they cheated.
00:41:44.000It's sort of amazing. I mean, they said the quiet parts out loud and everyone's like, no, there was no cheating.
00:41:49.000I'm like, but they're like, they're literally bragging about it, like right there.
00:42:12.000By the way, these days, it's basically worthless.
00:42:15.000I mean, the people who talked about Russia, Russia, Russia, and the incredible reporting, all of which is proven, gets to keep their Pulitzer Prizes, which is sort of amazing.
00:42:24.000I mean, because they basically reported fake news and are being rewarded for that, and there's no consequence for having found out that it's actually fake news, which...
00:42:33.000I mean, speaks volumes about just the state of our media in general.
00:42:36.000Like, it has nothing to do with good reporting.
00:42:38.000It has to do with regime propaganda, which is what, you know, journalism, for the most part, with the exception of people like yourself, have really been reduced to.
00:42:48.000You know, I think the only journalists you could really rely on nowadays are the people who actually tell you their biases up front, which is what we do.
00:42:56.000You know, the strap line of my website, the National Pulse, the strap line is radically independent.
00:43:01.000And the lefties and the dissimps are always, like, tweeting at me, being like, how can you call yourselves radically independent when you're so overtly pro-Trump?
00:43:07.000I said, no, you don't understand what independence is.
00:43:10.000Independence is the idea that we reach our own conclusions because we believe in it.
00:43:14.000Not because somebody pays us, not because of advertorial, not because of any of that, right?
00:43:20.000Yeah, you're not getting $1,500 a month to support Trump, like most of the influencers who created, you know, at least the notional image of what Ron DeSantis was, let's call it six months ago, before people actually got to meet Ron DeSantis.
00:43:36.000Right. And so that does actually make us radically independent because we're not in anybody's pocket.
00:43:42.000I don't even serve ads on the site anymore because I never want an advertiser to come to us and say, oh, well, we don't like this or we don't like that.
00:43:50.000No, fuck it. Get rid of all of that in the first instance.
00:43:52.000Do your business model a different way.
00:43:54.000And then you never have to have that kind of allegation of, oh, but somebody might be doing this.
00:43:59.000I said, if anything, if anything, I've paid the Trump campaign because as a reporter, I had to fly on the plane to do a report on that day, right, where we went down to Georgia and we went down to South Carolina.
00:44:09.000That's a legal requirement that news organizations have to pay the campaign back to fly on their plane or travel with them wherever.
00:44:17.000So it's actually even the opposite, you know?
00:44:19.000They've made money off me, not the other way around.
00:44:22.000And so, you know, we pride ourselves on that.
00:44:24.000And I think if any journalist tells you that they're like, you know, they're just non-biased and they just sort of, you know, calling balls and strikes in that sort of sense, but they're corporate backed and Pfizer backed and all of this stuff, it's a full and total and complete deception.
00:44:41.000Yeah, no, listen, there's so many things going on.
00:45:10.000It seems sort of obvious, meaning I can't name a metric where we're better off today than we were four years ago.
00:45:16.000What's the playbook here or is it just much more complicated than that?
00:45:20.000Well, it's funny. I have a friend who was asking me the other day whether or not he should pursue, you know, a young lady that he was interested in.
00:45:32.000And I simply went on the internet and I grabbed a clip and I'm trying to find it now.
00:45:37.000I don't know if I'll even be able to find it.
00:45:39.000But I grabbed a clip and I just sent it to him and I said, this is all you need to know about the situation that you're in.
00:45:45.000I can't find it right now, so I'll just do it myself.
00:46:40.000You can't actually move house right now, like if you wanted to.
00:46:44.000The mechanisms, the requirements up front, the percentage interest you're talking about, You know, all of these things, the prices of the houses themselves, all of these things are going, you know, to a ludicrous level.
00:47:00.000You know, the Venezuela thing, when Trump first started saying Venezuela, Venezuela, back in 2016, I was thinking, all right, maybe that's a bit much.
00:47:08.000Like, it's never really going to go full Venezuela.
00:47:11.000It's literally going full Venezuela right now.
00:47:13.000The levels of inflation that you're seeing, yeah, perhaps you don't have hyperinflation across the board, across all of the averages, But there is actually hyperinflation.
00:47:21.000There's certainly double-digit inflation that is occurring in areas under which people would like Americans, right?
00:47:28.000Americans, we're not living in Botswana.
00:47:31.000You're not living with a currency that isn't worth shit.
00:47:34.000You're not living as a vassal state of another empire.
00:47:39.000You're not in the Soviet Union's orbit.
00:47:49.000Something has to be terribly and drastically wrong and someone has to be wanting it to go that way if it's going that way in the country that is the prime reserve currency in the world.
00:48:01.000It has to be made and manufactured that way and you ladies and gentlemen who are watching this, you are the prime target of that.
00:48:08.000You are the person that they are redistributing the wealth from.
00:48:11.000When we say, when people like me have said for the last decade plus now that these people are not socialists, they are avowed Like, hardline Marxist, you know, to the communistic elements of this.
00:48:58.000You know? So it's not just, oh, we're going to go after you if you have a different worldview to us.
00:49:03.000Well, what's going on? I mean, people don't even understand it.
00:49:05.000I mean, you know, if you said this is happening in Banana Republics, you'd say, okay, well, we expect that.
00:49:10.000But, like, the UK, I mean, I know they don't have the sort of First Amendment as we have it per se, but they are arresting people for, like...
00:49:21.000Common thought that would have been just standard thought for the last, I don't know, thousand or so years.
00:49:27.000They're arresting people for what would have been considered basic decency or basic science for the last few hundred years, and it's happened like that.
00:49:38.000Where, you know, what we would have always thought as one of our great allies in freedom and liberty, it's all bullshit!
00:49:44.000Like, it's happening in the UK! It's so far gone, you can't say these things.
00:49:50.000I mean, if you misgender someone, even if it's by accident, or maybe just because you don't want to be forced to believe their ever-changing, constant machinations of reality, and you just don't buy into it, or you make a simple mistake, you're going to jail!
00:50:07.000They're going to jail for quoting the Bible!
00:50:12.000Like, if that doesn't wake people up, what does?
00:50:17.000Yeah, I think, you know, maybe some of the problem is that For so very long, people thought this was hyperbole, right?
00:50:25.000That these things were happening and that these rights were being stripped away from people.
00:50:28.000And I think to an extent, we have had this thing of rolling our eyes and being like, well, all right, yeah, but it can't really happen here.
00:50:40.000This young autistic girl was ripped out of her own home by the police a few weeks ago in England because she made a comment inside her own home that a police officer standing outside her own home had the haircut of a lesbian.
00:50:56.000Now, she was autistic, so what she was doing was thinking, okay, my aunt, I read the whole story so I know this, My aunt is a lesbian.
00:52:10.000And this week, mass migration reached record highs, even after Brexit, record highs in the United Kingdom.
00:52:18.000Well, we don't have a conservative government.
00:52:20.000You know what we have. We have conservatives under notional terms in the United Kingdom, and it's going to hell in the handbasket.
00:52:26.000Because the Labour Party will win the next election.
00:52:28.000By the way, for real interesting insight, never happened before in history.
00:52:32.000The United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union will all have elections in the same year in 2024.
00:52:39.000So this isn't just a formative moment for the United States of America.
00:52:43.0002024 is a potential sea change year for the entirety of the Western world.
00:52:48.000And if they don't get it right, I dread to think what we're going to end up with.
00:52:53.000I mean, I really dread to think because Yeah.
00:52:56.000And by the way, if we're not thinking that there's some sort of globalist plan around all of that, to weaponize those forces, whether it be monetarily or otherwise, or just work in conjunction with big tech to get what they want and get that sort of globalist control, then we haven't been paying attention.
00:53:14.000I mean, it seems almost, like, obvious at this point.
00:53:17.000Like, I don't think that's—it's not conspiratorial if you see it happening with your own eyes, right?
00:53:22.000I mean, it's so flagrant. I mean, here's the choice that's going to be in front of the British public in their next election.
00:53:27.000Would you like globalist Rishi Sunak, who has presided over the largest increase in mass migration in the nation's history, or would you like globalist Sir Keir Starmer, who pledges to re-enter us into the European Union and push that migration up?
00:53:41.000So what do you do if you're the ordinary Brit?
00:53:43.000Who do you vote for? This is a very important point, right?
00:53:46.000Is that in amongst all of these problems, all of these issues, everything that we go through on a day-to-day basis, Nigel taught me this.
00:53:54.000If you don't have the ability to laugh, and if you don't have the ability to laugh at yourself in amongst all of this stuff, well, then you're going to fail every single day because the anxiety will build up, the anger will build up, the frustration will build up, all of these things.
00:54:07.000So you have to have that level of levity.
00:54:10.000Well, by the way, talk about that a little bit because it seems like humor...
00:54:13.000Especially, I mean, from the rhinos, or, you know, your acronym is significantly better, but for the rhinos and for the left, I mean, humor has been under attack.
00:54:25.000There doesn't seem to be an outlet, because you can always find something, or you can interpret something to the...
00:54:31.000You know, not Ackman's razor, but like to the least probable answer, and you come up with something that you're not allowed to laugh about anything.
00:54:37.000Do you think that some of the violence we've seen from the left over the last few years, because there is that element of frustration, because you can't...
00:54:44.000I think Nigel's really smart. He gets these things.
00:54:46.000And I think there could be a component, because I feel like so many of the people in the...
00:54:50.000They're literally joyless because they don't even know what they can laugh about at this point.
00:54:55.000They're not able to make that decision because someone can always interpret it in a way that can be seemed or deemed offensive, even if it's not intended that way and just, you know, take it at face value.
00:55:07.000Well, yeah, I mean, the funny thing about liberals is they killed liberalism, right?
00:55:11.000They actually murdered it and turned it into kind of just left totalitarianism.
00:55:17.000And there's no room for humor and left totalitarianism because what happens is you get erased from pictures.
00:55:22.000You know, if you start making jokes about Dear Leader, And left totalitarianism.
00:55:26.000You know what is an absolutely amazing example of this is this guy, Sean Farish, who goes to Bedminster the other day and stands at the podium and does just the best impression of your father right in front of him.
00:55:37.000And what's the reaction? He loves it, right?
00:55:39.000That's very good. He's laughing and it's great.
00:55:42.000You could not see, like, Joe Biden or Kamala Harris or even, like, Ron DeSantis standing for something like that and taking it with the levity that it's meant.
00:55:52.000And the love, by the way, that it's meant.
00:55:55.000Because as I always say on Twitter, I say, these are very serious people and you have to take them very seriously, right?
00:56:00.000These people, and look, I'm here in Washington, D.C. These people take themselves so fucking seriously, and I'm so fucking bored of it.
00:56:08.000Like, they're not serious people, by the way.
00:56:13.000And what we're talking about here is the difference between the ironic mind and the literal mind, right?
00:56:19.000And all of the left and all of the rhinos and the conservatives under notional terms and the dissimps and all these guys have turned into the most whiny literalists you could ever imagine.
00:56:29.000This is why I like listening to you, by the way, is that you put everything into perspective.
00:56:33.000When you're standing outside there and the Fox News guys are telling you, you know, you can't come into the spin room and all of this stuff, your response isn't to storm off in a half.
00:56:41.000Your response is, all right, we're going to let everybody see what's going on here, right?
00:56:44.000I'm happy to do it. I asked the security guard, what are you telling me?
00:57:38.000You had surrogates of other people in the room.
00:57:40.000But the people that represent Trump, Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, me, you know, I guess Byron Donalds was the only one that was able to get in representing Trump.
00:58:20.000I don't think it was the RNC, but the point is that we're at the RNC debates that they should probably have some pre-overruled thing be like, hey, this is the way it should be.
00:58:28.000I'm sorry, but Ronna should be out there fighting your corner and taking you in and saying, no, you know what?
00:58:33.000He's my guest. He's coming in with me.
00:58:34.000Whether you like it or not, Fox News is coming in with you.
00:58:36.000And if you don't like it, Fox News, we're not going to do another debate with you.
00:58:39.000And the people who lead these commissions, Dave Bossy, right?
00:58:42.000Longtime Trump guy who's leading these presidential debates and all of that.
00:58:47.000Let's have some action from our own side instead of the pusillanimity that comes along with, I don't know, Backing somebody like Asa Hutchinson, because at that point, if you're not willing to make a stand, you might as well back somebody like Asa Hutchinson, right?
00:59:01.000I mean, given the gravity of what we're seeing right now, right?
00:59:04.000We're talking about, you know, primaries, right?
00:59:06.000But they want to put my father in jail for, like, 750 years, possibly the death penalty.
00:59:14.000The recent Republican primary debates sort of seemed like they were in the distant past.
00:59:19.000They seemed like they were in the distant past about 12 hours after they concluded with yet another indictment of a political rival by what's known around the country as one of the more corrupt precincts anywhere in the country.
00:59:38.000They didn't want me to do the spin room.
00:59:39.000We discussed that. But, I mean, do you see any point in actually having a bunch of these debates?
00:59:44.000Like, if they are, and, I don't know, they don't even really talk about that.
00:59:49.000You know, they don't talk about prosecuting the case against Joe Biden, how you're actually going to win.
00:59:53.000I know, you know, to say he's the only one that can get elected.
00:59:56.000The problem is, before people got to know Ron, that was true.
00:59:59.000They founded their campaign around that notion, but now...
01:00:02.000Trump is actually the only one beating Biden head-to-head across the board in national polls.
01:00:07.000Ron is now losing bigly, to use the vernacular of someone near and dear.
01:00:14.000But, you know, they don't talk about it.
01:00:15.000They're still pretending like that's not the case.
01:00:18.000What are your thoughts on the future of these debates, the future of these primaries, and what's going on?
01:00:25.000Yeah, and look, there's a reason that Never Back Down, which is the DeSantis PAC, has decided to drop, you know, 12 more million dollars on ads predominantly in Iowa, because that debate didn't actually get – they didn't get what they wanted out of that debate, out of Ron. I mean, they got – I think they got the opposite.
01:00:43.000They got something. I mean, he had a moment.
01:01:12.000Nothing has changed. Nothing has moved.
01:01:15.000If you want to get really nerdy about it, you can get really nerdy about it and identify specifically what the problem in that campaign is.
01:01:22.000And it begins with Jeff and ends in Roe, you know, the campaign, the chief strategist over there from Axiom Strategies who, you know, they talk about it this way.
01:01:32.000You know, Chip Roy talks about the debate to the media the next day, and he says, oh, I think this was great, and I think, you know, we're going to deploy the Ted Cruz strategy here.
01:01:39.000And one of the journalists said, yeah, Ted Cruz didn't win the primary in 2016.
01:01:44.000Yeah, I'm sorry. What people don't understand with a Jeff Rowe, he's a very smart guy, just not for that.
01:01:52.000He's a businessman, and this is his vehicle.
01:01:54.000Something like 80-something percent of all of the dollars going through the DeSantis campaign and Super PAC are ultimately funneled through an entity controlled, owned, operated by Jeff Rowe.
01:02:05.000He'll make $50- $60 million this election cycle.
01:02:09.000And that's what he cares about. I mean, that's his sort of model.
01:02:12.000He either finds somebody he can make a lot of money, or he finds a wealthy person who wants the ego of being a senator, but probably has no business actually running, says, oh yeah, spend $20 million, I'll pocket at least 60-70% of that, or run it through my vehicles, keep my people employed, make a lot of money.
01:02:30.000And it actually hurts us in these primaries.
01:02:31.000So, you know, when historians look back at the DeSantis campaign, how is it going to be described?
01:03:35.000So, like, why did Ron DeSantis look at that and go, yeah, that seems like a good idea.
01:03:40.000Like, that tells you and should tell you everything you need to know about the decision-making process there in Tallahassee.
01:03:45.000Look, he's going through it at the moment.
01:03:47.000Florida's obviously got a hurricane bearing down there.
01:03:49.000They've had the illegals washing up on shore in Jupiter Beach.
01:03:52.000I'm not sure if you saw that. Oh, I did.
01:03:54.000I put it out. That's, like, literally, from where I sit right now, that's about a mile, maybe a mile and a half away.
01:04:01.000Yeah, it'd be nice if we elected a governor, and I think he's been fine as governor.
01:04:05.000But we elected a governor to not go on what was, A, a perpetual book tour.
01:04:09.000Having been on book tours before, they usually last about a week, sometimes two.
01:04:13.000His was about six months, and then magically, just magically, Raheem morphed into a campaign.
01:04:18.000I mean, he's been an absentee governor, and these things are going on.
01:04:21.000I mean, that's not what the people of Florida voted, and I think that's showing in Florida polling as well.
01:04:25.000I think it's showing when he turns up to events in Florida now.
01:04:28.000I don't know if you saw this, and he's getting booed, and people are chanting, we want Trump, when he's in Jacksonville, and things like that.
01:04:34.000I mean, it's getting so bad, I think, for Ron DeSantis right now.
01:04:39.000But to come back, I think, to your question is, what are we going to see in the next couple of months?
01:04:45.000Well, of course. Chip Roy is right, by the way.
01:04:48.000They have to just completely lean into Iowa.
01:04:50.000It's why they did this farcical thing like, We're going to 99 counties when we've appointed 99 county chairs.
01:04:55.000So we started at the National Post to go through who these county chairs were.
01:05:05.000There's people who say nasty shit about the South.
01:05:09.000Like, call them brainless people in the South.
01:05:12.000These are the people that Ron is appointing as county chairs across Iowa with the hopes that that will somehow drag him over the finish line there.
01:05:18.000I think they're going to get increasingly desperate there.
01:05:21.000Wait till you start hearing in the next month or two, oh no, actually Iowa's not our firewall.
01:05:26.000New Hampshire's actually the firewall.
01:05:28.000No, no, no, but that's Chris Christie's one state campaign is New Hampshire.
01:05:32.000So he's got to skip that and then become magically relevant in South Carolina, which I have a feeling will not happen.
01:05:40.000But yeah, I think... The excuses are about to pile on, so that'll be interesting.
01:05:45.000So National Pulse, you have your first print edition out with the title, America's Most Wanted.
01:05:52.000Despite their best efforts, America wants another Trump term.
01:05:57.000Talk about that. Talk where people can find the national pulse as well, because I think that's important.
01:06:01.000Again, I don't think anyone watching this show believes that they're going to get an honest assessment, certainly not of Trump or what's going on in the real world, from even Fox News at this point, even mainstream conservative media.
01:06:16.000So they are opening up their eyes and their minds to other sources, whether it's this kind of program, people like yourself.
01:06:22.000Talk a little bit about that, where they can get it, and what's going on.
01:06:27.000Congratulations, by the way. That's a big deal.
01:06:29.000Thank you. Yeah, I always say when people tell you who they are, believe them, right?
01:06:35.000You can teach you who people are if they're nasty and duplicitous or whatever.
01:06:40.000And it can teach you who actually is telling you the truth.
01:06:42.000At the National Pulse, we don't hide who we are, right?
01:06:44.000Like, you will see it in our headlines, you will see it reflected in our picture choices, in the editorial content, in the audiovisual content.
01:06:54.000We have this set of beliefs and we present the news through that lens.
01:06:58.000If you want to read it and pick holes in it, that's absolutely fine.
01:07:02.000We have a comment section where people can come and argue with us, they often do, and that's absolutely fine to do that.
01:07:07.000But what we're trying to do here is reintroduce the idea of, oh gosh, I don't know, you know, an old school idea of being honest with people when you're presenting them with information.
01:07:47.000Like, here's the behind the scenes on this.
01:07:49.000Here are the players that you need to know that are involved in this.
01:07:52.000A lot of the detail that we've been talking about today...
01:07:55.000Gets in there. And of course, yeah, we've got the Print Quarterly magazine coming out.
01:07:59.000We have a number of other shows now that are connected to the network.
01:08:03.000Steve Bannon's War Room, the Flackers Talks podcast.
01:08:06.000We're adding shows. So we're really, like a lot of people I think will be familiar with Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire, which is kind of like the neoliberal, neoconservative right news network.
01:08:17.000We are building kind of the America first, the MAGA version of that.
01:08:21.000So people can come over to TheNationalPulse.com.
01:08:34.000Listen, I've never encountered somebody who's come along, experienced the site, what it stands for, how it reports the news all day long, and decided, you know what?
01:08:44.000And I challenge anybody out there to come along, have a free month, I bet you you'll love it.
01:08:49.000I'm sure they will. So I want to talk about personnel, because I think this is something, you know, and rightfully so, you know, frankly, a lot of that was due to Chris Christie being in charge of the Plum Book and, you know, ultimately the transition.
01:09:01.000So it's interesting to see how he would do things differently when a lot of the sort of rhinos that you got in there were literally put in there by Chris Christie.
01:09:09.000But coming in as an outsider, uh, That was difficult.
01:09:13.000You don't know. You've got to assume that other people are going to give you the truth.
01:09:17.000And, you know, hey, before you get in there, you'll believe they're all part of that movement.
01:09:54.000What do you think it looks like in a second Trump term?
01:09:57.000How do you ensure that you have strong America first loyalists who are also going to get the job done in there?
01:10:02.000I will also push back on this a little bit because I really don't think the personnel problem was as large as people, you know, like to now in retrospect make it look.
01:10:11.000I think there are a number of high-profile cases, certainly, that you would think, okay, you know, probably Anthony Scaramucci and Omarosa and maybe what, you know, those sorts of things, Alyssa Farah and things like that.
01:10:21.000But, you know, you've got to understand at the time, I mean, Alyssa Farah was somebody who just hung out in, you know, proper conservative circles in Washington, D.C. and beyond.
01:10:29.000So it's not like there were the There was obvious glaring things that you could point to and be like, oh, well, this was clearly very stupid and we shouldn't have done that.
01:10:39.000People will pull the wool over your eyes where they can.
01:10:41.000And frankly, I've known Alyssa Farah since 2010.
01:10:46.000Conniving, you know, dirty, disgusting behavior like that should obviously be roundly condemned and have a light shone on it so that people are discouraged from ever doing it again.
01:10:54.000But the problem wasn't actually writ large.
01:10:57.000You had similar levels of staffing problems in the Obama administration, I'll give you an example of, but the media never reported on it, right?
01:11:04.000When somebody left the Obama administration under a cloud of suspicion and disgrace, you never heard about it.
01:11:09.000Same thing is happening here, by the way.
01:11:11.000Not to sound like Joe Biden in a whisper, but the same thing is currently happening in the Biden administration.
01:11:17.000The State Department has these people who are being kicked off and having their security passes revoked.
01:11:22.000Have you heard about any You have that in the media?
01:11:24.000No, you have not. But it's happening right now.
01:11:27.000Well, you hear it actually now from the DeSantis campaign, because another selling point is like, we don't have leaks.
01:11:33.000It's like, well, once they had failures, and once they met Ron, and all of a sudden they got to lay off 10% of the campaign staff, all of a sudden the leaking is pretty rampant.
01:11:42.000So yet another thing that was going to be different isn't so different after all.
01:11:47.000I have to tell you this, and I know it sounds mean-spirited, especially because I know some of the people who work over there on the DeSantis campaign, but it's true.
01:12:08.000And, you know, they whine about personnel, and it just makes me think, yeah, but hold on a minute, like, you couldn't, you know, you were unimpressive.
01:12:15.000Listen, the personnel question is resolved to some extent at the moment as well, because there are now, there wasn't this, remember back in 2015-16, There are now organizations and entities that are run by America First people, America First minded people, who make it their day-to-day jobs to sift through the resumes and do the background work.
01:12:36.000And they have hundreds upon hundreds, maybe even going into thousands now, of ready-to-go people who will be great personnel choices in a second Trump administration.
01:12:48.000Because I'm not telling you that means that you're never going to get another personal problem again, right?
01:12:53.000And dispense of that idea because people change and they go haywire, or they maybe, for good reason, they don't want to do that job anymore, right?
01:13:01.000They go and do something else, whatever.
01:13:36.000Massive, way bigger than people understand.
01:13:38.000Yeah, that's where they're sending their executives and promises of money to basically conservative places around the world or at least, you know, nationalists to their own country like Hungary or others and trying to manipulate their policy to become globalists.
01:13:52.000That is exactly correct, and Congress funds that without even thinking about the work they're doing over and over again.
01:13:57.000You have to cut the head off that snake.
01:13:59.000And the other thing that you have to do is, and I think these probably exist now, but back when I wanted to start this up myself, is you have to have kind of a laundering device For the nation state and the principles of the nation state in a think tank form, right? Because Washington DC only understands very serious people.
01:14:20.000So you have to have that veneer of very serious about it.
01:14:23.000I wanted to call it the Westphalia Institute, right?
01:14:26.000because the treaties of Westphalia in Europe were the ones that really put into place the idea of
01:14:32.000the nation state as being at the heart of everything. I think if you found something
01:14:36.000like that and its job day in day out is to pump out populist nationalist messaging,
01:14:41.000not just like the red meat but the intellectual undergirding of it to these people here in DC,
01:14:47.000I think you will end up with getting some traction here.
01:14:51.000It brings me back, by the way, to the debate, the day before the debate, and the dissimps are complaining on the internet that the Trump comms staff are briefing corporate media reporters.
01:15:02.000And I just replied to Christina Pushaw, who's complaining about this.
01:15:04.000I said, wait... Your complaint used to be that Trump didn't hire good enough staff that, you know, they couldn't do this job of spinning the media.
01:15:12.000Now your complaint is they're too good at spinning the media.
01:15:18.000But you're signaling to the world that you also don't know how to do comms work.
01:15:23.000Predominantly, when I was working for Nigel Farage, I spoke to The Guardian, the New Statesman magazine, the BBC. Like, that's the job.
01:15:32.000Like, they're not my... You've got to actually speak to the communists, not just to the fluffers at Fox who are doing your bidding for you.
01:15:39.000You've got to actually speak to both sides.
01:16:31.000You meet someone who lost their child in Afghanistan, and, well, Joe Biden remembers when he lost his child in Afghanistan, which never actually happened, doesn't matter.
01:16:39.000You greet, since we're talking, you know, basically around the anniversary of the, you know, Afghan withdrawal.
01:16:45.000You know, he greets the 13 bodies of the service members when he's receiving them, you know, checking his watch, because he can't be bothered with the time.
01:16:52.000He goes to Hawaii and talks about You know, he almost lost his Corvette in a minor house fire that was put out in 20 minutes where he didn't almost lose his Corvette, but he likens that to people who lost parents, grandparents, children.
01:17:09.000I mean, do you think this is how Biden campaigns in 24?
01:17:13.000Does it matter? Is the full force strength of the mainstream media and big tech who are working for him Does it get him over the line?
01:17:25.000It seems like they're already pushing for him not to debate.
01:17:30.000He can't be bothered to do basic stuff.
01:17:32.000He can't complete a sentence. I can understand why they wouldn't want to do that, but does this allow him to just limp across the finish line?
01:17:40.000Well, you know, the calculation is very clearly that it's better to keep Biden away from certain things.
01:17:45.000And that's the calculation on behalf of his team.
01:17:48.000Every time he goes somewhere, he ends up, you know, sucking on Jill's finger or something else weird.
01:17:54.000I mean, you know, in all fairness. He'll do less damage for his own administration, his own regime, if he just stays on vacation.
01:18:02.000Doing Pilates in Lake Tahoe is actually probably the best thing that they can deploy him to do at this point in time, because every time he goes out there, there's some flub, right?
01:18:11.000You described a bunch of them there, but there's so many further worse examples
01:18:15.000of when he goes somewhere and just messes everything up, embarrasses America on the world stage.
01:18:20.000Foreign leaders are laughing at America right now, by the way, and it's a known thing all over the world
01:18:25.000that when they meet the commander in chief of the United States of America, he's not there, right?
01:19:59.000Stop dealing with any of their advertisers altogether whatsoever and tell their advertisers that, right?
01:20:05.000Like, I know Mike Lindell still advertises on Fox.
01:20:07.000I'm sorry, but everybody should be texting and emailing Mike Lindell and saying, hey, buddy, no, we're not going to keep doing this if you're going to keep advertising putting money in Rupert Murdoch's pocket.
01:20:18.000Like, just not okay. Yeah, they'd throw him under the bus so quickly your head would spin if they, you know...
01:20:24.000So, okay, that's an interesting point.
01:20:26.000So what are some of the big stories coming out either from you guys at National Pulse, but what are the stories that need to be on everyone's radars that aren't already?
01:20:38.000I'm sure there's things that are brewing or we're just starting to hear it.
01:20:41.000You know, what are the things that you guys are focused on that you'll be reporting on that no one else will be?
01:20:47.000What are the things that Fox News is going to be ignoring that you guys are covering?
01:20:51.000Well, we gave a great example a minute ago, right?
01:20:53.000I still remember a time where that video of 17 migrants coming ashore on Jupiter Beach would have led Fox News for an entire day.
01:21:03.000And they would have sent somebody down there to interview the locals, and they would have reached out to the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office to get more information, and they would have, you know...
01:21:12.000We've actually done journalistic legwork to find out, hey, why is Jupiter a border town now?
01:21:34.000We continue to do work, especially on the European migrant boat stuff that nobody's talking about, because that's coming here as well.
01:21:40.000It's not just people walking across the border that are becoming illegals in the United States.
01:21:45.000And it happened in Australia, it happened in Europe, and it's happening here now too.
01:21:49.000We get into the nitty-gritty of the campaign.
01:21:51.000I have a podcast called The Campaign Trail, where I literally go through stacks and stacks of data,
01:21:58.000polling, all of that every week, listen to every single interview, go through all of the detail on
01:22:03.000that and actually read you in to what a campaign manager's thought process is like when they go
01:22:08.000through this stuff and when they see this stuff. And there are critiques of all sites and all
01:22:13.000campaigns that we do on that. So, you know, thenationalpolls.com is really, I think,
01:22:18.000going to start becoming people's one-stop shop. We're implementing so many more things,
01:22:23.000categorizations, verticals, customizations to the site, where you can decide, like,
01:22:28.000hey, what kind of news do I want to read about?
01:22:30.000Do I want to read about things that are happening in my neighborhood?
01:22:32.000Do I want to read about things that are happening around the world?
01:22:35.000I may hire a sports editor soon, because when you look at what IceCube is doing with the Big Three and taking on the NBA, this Big Three NBA fight that's coming up is very much going to be a PGA Live Golf situation.
01:22:48.000And it isn't just about like the sport.
01:22:52.000It's about the politics behind the sport and the, you know, what do we always talk about in politics, right?
01:22:57.000We talk about monopoly, monopolistic behavior, the totalitarian inclinations of the liberal left now.
01:23:04.000If you think that stops at the boundaries of politics and doesn't bleed into culture and doesn't bleed into sport and everything, you're dead wrong.
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