“California Is CHEATING” - Pratt’s Primary Lead COLLAPSES As Raman SURGES
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Rob and Sarah discuss the latest in the latest CNN primary election results and what it means for the upcoming election. Also, California allows first-time voters to register using forms of ID that most Americans would find surprising, including a gym membership card.
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When Trump walked out, this kind of leads me into the next story with Spencer Pratt.
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So you guys know we talked about it like a week ago,
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and everybody was expecting him to advance with Kieran Bass,
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and he was going out there celebrating the picture with him and his wife.
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He had an eight-point lead, and everyone's looking at this chart.
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If you look at this, Rob, if you want to zoom in a little bit,
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so the blue is Kieran Bass, the orange is Spencer Pratt,
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Look at the difference in lead on where Spencer Pratt is.
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So you mean to tell me out of all those thousands of votes,
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now all of a sudden they only want to do ramen?
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Look out, Bass only goes up 30,000, but she goes up 83,000 votes, 82,500 votes.
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And during that time, only Pratt goes up 44,000 votes.
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And Rob, if you go to the new chart that shows Raman ahead, you will see this.
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Mainlings arriving after election, Raman 37%, plus 17.
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Then there's another one, the 83% counter translates.
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The other one where the judge is talking about how they allow people to vote in L.A.,
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If you go through the notes, you definitely have it.
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So first go to the bottom for him to show the picture because I think this is reacting to a picture if you want to make this a little bit bigger.
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So he sends this in talking about what's really going on, sends it to Honorable Shirley Ann Weber, legal office of Secretary of State, State of California.
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And he goes back and go to the tweet, Rob. Let's go back to the tweet if you can, please.
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OK, go all the way to the top. California is blocking. I spoke to Spencer Pratt last night.
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I said, why are they not investigating this? Well, California is blocking a federal audit of its voter polls.
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California allows first-time voters, folks, you ready for this?
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To register using forms of ID that most Americans would find surprising,
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I joked about this on Friday, and I said, I'm just joking.
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In California, you can actually vote with your Ballantota fitness card.
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You can go with your L.A. fitness card and vote.
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Employer ID, credit card or debit card, prescription drug label, insurance card.
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And if you think this is BS, Rob, go on the link because I thought he's just BSing.
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So go on that first point that says current and valid photo ID toward the party.
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Court identification card, credit card, military identification card,
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So if you go, if you go, Rob, right now and ask chat or ask chat GBT,
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what are the top five slowest states when it comes down to elections
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and go to the top five fastest states when it comes down to counting ballots?
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And I'm going to ask this question on Grok, on Chad, on pretty much everything I can
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You know Chad can lean a little bit on the other side.
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Virginia consistently reports a large percentage of votes on Election Day.
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California, known as the slowest, frequently the slowest major state,
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If postmark on time, extensive signature verification and provisional ballot review.
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I think four out of five of these states are all left, on the left.
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So when you see the president getting upset with Walker,
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you're sitting there saying, maybe the guy's got an argument.
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Matter of fact, let me ask you guys a question.
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If let's just say, Vinny, Tom, Adam, if let's just say a party,
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forget whatever party it is, Tom, take the Libertarian Party,
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take the Green Party, Vinny, take the Democratic Party,
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take the Republican Party, Adam, you go hire the mob, the Italian mafia,
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and I'm talking old school, you hire them as consultants,
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and you tell them, hey, what can we do to increase the chances of winning every election we want
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You're asking criminals who do this for a living,
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what can we do to never lose elections again in our state?
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What would they say is the first thing you've got to change?
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Number two, make it as slow as possible so we can count ballots afterwards.
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And convince Americans that getting photo IDs is racist.
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And blacks are like, what are you talking about?
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No, no, but it's racist because these people don't like you.
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And then you want the American people to sit there and believe
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that if you accept a gym membership, no, no one's cheating.
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No wonder the president got upset at Welker.
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Now, should he have called her stupid or whatever?
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But no wonder he can sit there and watch in a state.
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By the way, as much as I take shots at people in California,
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you know I do, my Armenian and Syrian Persian friends,
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If you haven't worked with me long-term, face-to-face, like in a company,
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You only know me from the podcast and the relationships that we have.
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Some people have witnessed how I do and what I do there.
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You know how bad I feel for my friends in L.A. right now?
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You know how bad I feel for my friends in California right now?
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These are good people that have said, I'm not leaving.
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By the way, do you remember that one interview where Newsom's like,
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You want to see how – and that's why he's so quiet.
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Oh, this is – Pat, this is the attitude of – exactly.
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Look, I've said this before, so I'll repeat it.
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and there's many people that have a deep understanding
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of what it would look like if Democrats were locked out,
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and we're going to do everything to make sure that doesn't happen.
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We're going to do everything possible to make sure.
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We're not a democracy, but we have lost the republic.
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If this is how it happens in front of our face, we can't do nothing about it.
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That's the frontrunner of the Democratic Party.
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And if they win, Pat, and they come back in power, I'm not stupid.
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The SAVE Act didn't go through because they have four rhino,
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i'm not going to say the word republicans that don't they want to have power and i and again if
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i keep hearing this word democracy it's our republic and at what point are americans the
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citizens the 99.999 percent are going to finally say enough is enough and i'm not saying we're
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complaining no we're trying to point out the obvious they're cheating you are cheating in
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india they have how many one point some billion people they know in one day what the hell we're
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We're America, and it takes weeks, and we're cool with it,
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and nobody on the other side is saying that because their side is going to win.
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They're quiet, and that's why Gavin Newsom is quiet
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because they know that they're freaking cheaters.
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Tom, all you have to do is go, absolutely.
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And, you know, there's two lines of thinking that are being driven on here.
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Voter eligibility and voter confirmation, racism, right?
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And then what you have is controls, to have adequate controls over the election.
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and investigations and just confirmations, that's federal interference.
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You see, racism and federal interference are destroying democracy.
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When you increase technology, you increase the confirmations
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Now, technology isn't a voter tabulation machine that can be hacked and flip votes.
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You've seen this many over the years where they've said this is an example how this particular machine was flipped.
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No, the deeper you go in technology, Congress heard a presentation.
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This is a select committee heard a presentation on the blockchain, Pat.
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Hey, did you know you could just take every person who's a valid citizen, put them on the blockchain?
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you'll know instantly did they vote or not not who they voted for but did they vote or not
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everybody flipped out at that why because that's high technology high confidence high control
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that's not what they want you look at these blue states just keep counting until you get the answer
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you want and it's destroying public confidence and you're going to see i think you're going to
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accelerate the people that are leaving i talked to people last night in la too i said what are
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you thinking about this and they said i'm shocked everybody has said the same thing they said you
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know i'm really shocked in plain sight doing the what you just said doing the quiet part out loud
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it was terrible pat terrible but remember low tech enables it when you go to ultimate high tech and
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blockchain you control it nobody wants control everybody wants buckets of ballots that came here
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coming into what appears to be orderly rooms to be counted that were we are ensuring democracy
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no they're not they are controlling the outcome of what they call democracy and now that we know
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what we're waiting for tom the supreme court's ruling in watson versus the republican national
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committee it's a major case that could determine whether the states can continue counting mail-in
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ballots that arrive after election day if they were postmarked on time the ruling is expected
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at the end of this month pat what's going to have that will only control the the date and time that
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that's what i'm saying buckets yeah so the supreme court will help we need control and it starts with
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voter validation and then technology that validates that those voters that were validated actually
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voted once well look i don't know if you saw this article what gavin newsom has done in response to
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the allegations basically gavin newsom has basically signed a law uh that quote unquote here
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we go uh here we go newsom signs law to shield california elections from federal interference
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oh there's basically saying uh we prohibit any person including federal agents from accessing
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voter rolls or election technology without a court order but then in response here's this article
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this is from the hill federal prosecutors open fraud probes into california voting so uh alleged
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voter fraud multiple election fraud investigations underway essentially what you said there's serious
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structural vulnerabilities specifically coming from two major components mail-in voting and not
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requiring voter id at the polls and by the way verify that only eligible u.s citizens are registered
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On the Newsom thing, he signed that on May 29th, four days before the election.
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Here's a video where he explains why he wants to go ahead and pass it so that the federal government cannot interfere, is what he calls, in California's election.
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Plus, watch the play by Trump all the time.
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We've never been up against something like this.
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I mean, he doesn't believe in fair and free elections.
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He wants an outcome along the lines of Putin, you know, 87.3% to 4.3%.
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That's a fair and free election from Trump's perspective.
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And he's become so delusional that I think he's almost starting to believe in his own BS.
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Well, I think the people of California have somehow believed his BS for the last decade.
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he said 87 percent trump wants that 4.3 listen trump's best day is is in the high 40s best day
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from a national electorate and worst day is somewhere in the mid-30s gavin newsom who
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basically somehow passed a recall uh i think four or five years ago uh this is all larry elder
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exactly larry you know who i feel bad for can i be honest with you tell me because i'm very much
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pro florida pro miami i genuinely feel bad for the average californian and i'll tell you why
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because the top of the food chain, they can move someplace.
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If they're evading the wealth tax, they'll go find another place to live.
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But the bottom of the food chain, the 50% of Californians
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are basically who are living on the social welfare state,
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don't have a choice here, are going to vote for the socialist communists.
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They're going to be fine because they're basically living high off the hog.
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It's the average Californian who's looked like, I can't move
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because I'm damned if I do, if I'm damned if I don't.
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and they basically are at some point uh they're gonna have to say all right we've hit rock bottom
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we're gonna have to pivot until then get used to democratic monopolies but i know you want to move
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on they almost had a candidate to to be on the ballot and the candidate i believe my opinion
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we are watching it get taken away from them they yeah there was don't you see i think there's a lot
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of angelinos that were out there that got behind this campaign that got behind these things and
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And by the way, for Rahman, Pat, I've got a question for you.
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What did Rahman do in the last week of the election?
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Los Angeles is the most magical city in the entire world.
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And I'm so grateful to call this extraordinary city my home.
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And I think the machine wants Bass back and used her to get rid of Pratt.
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What are the odds actually saying about Pratt's chances?
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Right after June 2nd, which was the day to vote.
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And then he drops all the way down, and Raman comes up.
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So you're saying that everyone who voted in that last 48-hour window,
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When statistically impossible things happen, we should not be expected as a society to accept them.
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Evidence of fraud isn't limited to video surveillance.
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Statistical impossibilities are hard evidence of fraud.
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That was not the B posted it, and Elon posted it, Pat.
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And this is, when we talk about the left, right, or whatever, they're willing to lie and cheat to come into power.
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That's why I'm saying, Pat, this is a spiritual thing.
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Because once they come in, Pat, what do they do?
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Our women and children get freaking taken advantage, murdered, or raped, and then they make policies for trans this and that.
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And during a revolution, anything is permissible.
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You know, we believe that they're wrong and that we need to sit down and find a way to reason with the ones that are close to the middle
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They believe we're evil, and any tactic is permissible to stop.
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Because at the end of the day, there's going to be a socialist
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So there are guys that are planning on moving to Florida,
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and they've been waiting and waiting and waiting.
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A lot of Iranians, Armenians, Assyrians left Iran a long time ago.
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So how much previous to that, when did your parents leave?
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What year do you think you're—I think your parents left probably in the 70s.
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Okay, so you have to realize there's different tiers of people that left Iran, okay?
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There are those like his parents who left early, okay?
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Then there are those that left in 77, 78, the moment revolution started happening,
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My dad is saying, let's get the hell out of here.
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Anyways, they stay, and then by 89, when Khomeini died and things got chaotic, we left.
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By the way, we are known as leaving the latest.
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We left late because they thought something good was going to happen, right?
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And then we left, and we went to Germany, and then we ended up coming here.
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Okay, you've heard the story a million times, so I'm not repeating that story.
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There are people in California that don't want to leave.
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I had a call the other day, one of our clients.
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He sold one of his companies a few years ago for $300 million,
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and he's about to sell a second company in Australia for $250 to $500 million.
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He's about to go public, money guy, good guy, sharp guy, family guy.
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And Australia just announced the capital gains tax,
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Our capital gains here is what, $23.9, something like that?
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But including the Obamacare, I think it's like $23.9 is what you're looking at.
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And in Canada, they announced something that your capital gains
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There was something that came out that was 47%.
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we don't have to pay taxes he says no i want to fix it i said so you don't want to leave australia
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no so you want to contribute yes so what's the plan and i said so how famous are you not that
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famous i'm famous amongst business people because i've made money but i'm not that famous i said
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well number one without the fame you ain't you know it's not something you're going to be able
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to do we got the fame it ain't the same he says well what about if i first start off with victoria
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the state which victoria is kind of like california and then from there go for national level which
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his prime minister. I'm working on putting him in contact with the previous deputy prime
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minister for them to have a conversation together. But what's the point? There are a lot of people
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in California and Angelenos that have been waiting and waiting and waiting. You know what
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tears it's going to be? Those who move to a Republican county. So I don't know. Pick a
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Republican. They're going to go hide in Manhattan Beach. They're going to go hide in Newport Beach.
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They're going to go hide in, you know, Kern County, like Bakersfield.
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They're going to go to weird places like this, right?
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Then there are those that are going to do the easy thing, second easy thing,
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And they're going to do the 185, 175, which is live 185 days in Nevada
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Then it's the people that are just going to be like, I'm moving out,
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and I'm going to go to Texas or I'm going to Florida or I'm going to Tennessee
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So if this – by the way, where's Hilton at right now, Rob?
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Because as long as he's second place, that's all you care about.
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And we should have a moment of silence with this guy, Tom Steyer.
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He just keeps pumping hundreds of millions of dollars to get elected.
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She ran as a Republican, I think former CEO of eBay.
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