Valuetainment - October 16, 2025


“Fake News Slopodopoulos” - Trump TORCHES George Stephanopoulos Over HEATED JD Vance INTERVIEW


Episode Stats

Length

13 minutes

Words per Minute

207.5513

Word Count

2,842

Sentence Count

4

Misogynist Sentences

1

Hate Speech Sentences

4


Summary

In this episode, we have a special guest on the show, George Stephanopoulos. George is the former White House correspondent for ABC News and was the first White House reporter to cover President Donald Trump. He has been a long-time friend of the President and has been with him since the early days of the Trump administration.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 what trump did is probably the most incredible thing most incredible comeback what you said on
00:00:04.020 jesse waters was immaculate of what trump the amazing comeback you know it's crazy when i said
00:00:08.760 to jesse waters who texts me at 1 15 in the morning who's that from the air force one the
00:00:14.320 president my man i'm serious at 1 15 it's like hey i just watched you on jesse you know you know me
00:00:20.940 and baron are big fans literally that's so cool at the 1 15 i get i'm like this guy's on a flight
00:00:26.640 he's on a flight back from the middle east from saving the middle east texting at 1 15 in the
00:00:35.380 morning you know what he texts me he goes you're gay i go stop it man why did you hear uh caitlin
00:00:41.040 collins oh trump's right again about uh air force one no what'd you say she was doing an interview
00:00:45.580 and a clip went viral she said uh yeah it's really hard to be on air force one with trump because uh
00:00:50.120 as a journalist he doesn't cover what he's doing he didn't sleep so he wants to talk to someone
00:00:53.700 his staff hey go wake him up i want to talk to him it's the whole flight and he sleeps like three
00:00:57.900 hours so he's just constantly waking people up incredible love it i freaking love it my playing
00:01:03.200 my rules but let me tell you though that is why he is who he is he goes at a pace and everybody has to
00:01:11.380 go match his pace and it's not an easy job if you remember the first term a lot of people couldn't
00:01:16.380 hang this time around rubio's hanging latnik's hanging vance is trying to hang with goff's
00:01:23.600 hanging kushner came out of retirement and he's hanging right he got a bunch of bunch of different
00:01:27.720 people that are it's a beast yeah but last point do you have that clip do you have that clip rob
00:01:32.820 about uh uh abc and what happened with the jd vance of stepanopoulos and what trump said to that
00:01:38.360 maybe let's wrap up with that let's wrap up with that why didn't the lawyers just help alex
00:01:42.800 no rob go go to the vance interview first and distribute it yeah so here's a good question
00:01:48.060 here's here's vance talking to stepanopoulos okay and stepanopoulos is not letting him finish
00:01:55.420 his points just watch it folks go ahead rob if this is the one go ahead i don't know what tape
00:02:01.280 you're referring to george i saw media reports that tom homan accepted a bribe there's no evidence of
00:02:06.840 that and here's george why fewer and fewer people watch your program and why you're losing credibility
00:02:12.640 because you're talking for now five minutes with the vice president united states about this story
00:02:17.940 regarding tom homan a story that i've read about but i don't even know the video that you're talking
00:02:22.680 about meanwhile low-income women can't get food because the democrats and chuck schumer have shut
00:02:28.420 down the government right now we're trying to figure out how to pay our troops because chuck schumer
00:02:32.560 has shut down the government you are focused on a bogus story you're insinuating criminal wrongdoing
00:02:38.340 against a guy who has done nothing wrong instead of focusing on the fact that our country is
00:02:44.020 struggling because our government's shut down let's talk about the real issues george i think
00:02:48.760 the american people would benefit much more from that than from you going down some weird left-wing
00:02:53.780 rabbit hole where the facts clearly show that tom homan didn't engage in any criminal wrongdoing
00:02:58.500 it's not a weird left-wing rabbit hole i didn't insinuate anything i asked you whether
00:03:02.600 tom homan accepted fifty thousand dollars as was heard on an audio tape recorded by the fbi
00:03:07.640 in september 2024 and you did not answer the question thank you for your time this morning
00:03:12.380 no george i said that i don't up next we'll be right back wow okay so you cut off the vice
00:03:19.560 president and you don't let him come back there is a guy who works at this thing called the white
00:03:24.940 house off of pennsylvania avenue that saw that clip and here's what he did go ahead rob
00:03:28.760 questions from the news and i'm sure they'll be extremely non-hostile and friendly like jd went
00:03:37.060 through a very friendly interview with george slopodopoulos who is nice enough to pay me 16
00:03:42.480 million dollars the last time we came he had to pay 16 million dollars to me which was good it was
00:03:48.220 worth it it was worth having somebody lie if you get 16 million dollars that's good but jd had a very
00:03:55.680 nasty person interviewing him and we can't let that happen just as inappropriate to cut off a
00:04:02.300 highly respected vice president of the united states mid-sentence it was i guess it's one way to
00:04:08.520 win an argument that was the only way he was going to win the argument so it was pretty inappropriate i
00:04:12.540 want to tell you that i love that i love backing up your guys i love you know doing a message like
00:04:20.160 that how do you process this yourself pom well the uh the number one thing that's running through the
00:04:24.320 white house's loyalty you see this across every single one of them they're all loyal to him he's
00:04:28.200 loyal to them uh and i think that they knew going into this that they learned from the first term that
00:04:33.000 they were going to be attacked every single day non-stop and the only way to get through it is you
00:04:36.920 got to lock arms and take it on head first so i think that's that's one big lesson but the other
00:04:40.840 thing is uh actually in a weird way it's good for jd that he got cut off because now everyone goes and
00:04:49.360 watches the clip of him basically making his point because part of the thing that people forget is
00:04:54.040 like a lot of folks don't watch these shows correct so the clip is where the attention so
00:04:59.760 whatever george asked him for 20 minutes or 10 minutes or whatever before nobody has any clue
00:05:04.220 all they know is george asked a question and jd vance smacked him down right and it's the
00:05:09.060 disrespect to him that ends up making it go viral later so in a weird way it's like that the
00:05:13.940 controversy actually drives the awareness of the point so in other words abc if you're looking for a
00:05:19.560 chief content creator pompliano will be willing to take that offer for a thousand bitcoins if you
00:05:24.700 want to make an offer he's here you can uh send him a message he's taking offers tom go ahead tom
00:05:30.000 no i mean it's it's so funny you've got 400 000 people watching george stefanopoulos show and then
00:05:34.900 you have 1.6 million people i'd love to know what is like you know we talk about the multiple in value
00:05:40.420 for ebitda gives you a multiple in value for purchase i'm wondering what the multiple in value for
00:05:45.660 social media is when a traditional network news network flubs like that i'd like to figure out
00:05:53.200 i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna ask this guy i call you i'm saying can we figure this out
00:05:56.780 so that we do you see where i'm going pat like media makes a flub and it guarantees a 5x
00:06:02.520 circulation of what they don't want you to see well here's the you know the biggest thing right now
00:06:07.400 that it's business media for sure but i think it's happening across the country the number one thing
00:06:11.800 these guys are all trying to figure out is there's a crisis of talent go look at business media in
00:06:15.900 particular everyone is getting longer in their career so if you want that new generation if you
00:06:21.240 want the new perspective who do you go and find they're trying to figure out who to do that but
00:06:24.920 most of the people who would have been that talent they're going on the internet and said i could just
00:06:27.920 do it direct myself and so i think that i don't know about politics as much but definitely the
00:06:31.900 business media that's us remember david faber and aaron rush sorkin were the young guys
00:06:35.480 yeah now they're the uncles he's still old he's still young though oh andrew ross yeah he's got
00:06:41.760 a by the way he's got a new book that came out yesterday i think he's coming on the podcast next
00:06:44.880 week or right there isn't it rob yeah 1929 yeah 1929 just turned hold it up high something like that
00:06:51.980 yeah yeah 1929 anyways so the uh the problem with stefanopoulos and i guess the and the the lame
00:06:58.600 stream media is they're still looking for that gotcha moment they're still trying to expose uh the other
00:07:05.000 side here you have you have the you have the sitting vp of the united states yeah don't you
00:07:10.320 want to have at least a cordial relationship with someone like this because they're expecting it it's
00:07:14.920 almost like the eight mile thing it's like i already know what you're gonna say you're gonna try to get
00:07:18.920 me and i have this line ready to go and this is why nobody watches your show he was ready for that
00:07:24.540 jd and they try to he loves you know that and and and rather than than talking about the 10 million
00:07:31.180 illegal aliens whatever the number is that have come through the border when you're guarding tom
00:07:34.600 home and you want to kind of get them in this 50 000 bribe thing that jd vance has nothing to do
00:07:40.480 with and then if you look at the you know trust and media rate rankings that we talked about
00:07:44.420 recently and how that's plummeting but if you look at the big three abc nbc cbs if you scroll down a
00:07:50.580 little bit nbc has the highest quote-unquote trust rankings of the three then cbs and then abc is less than
00:07:58.040 the new york times less than new york times one of the most leftist uh red newspapers in the country
00:08:04.940 look at wapo went the other way around cnn all the way at the bottom go a little bit low rob let's
00:08:09.980 see what the atlantic is which is yeah absolutely wow even though msnbc is number two they're one of
00:08:16.220 the lowest of the lowest la times new york post interesting politico this is like uh if you go
00:08:23.300 to the top it'll give you the the exact phrase of what it is trust to me i've changed so meaning
00:08:27.720 that it hasn't changed much good for you weather channel the weather market well you know the
00:08:34.460 weather channel is the most you want to know credible source out there so uh it's fascinating
00:08:38.980 because uh news corp they've made a big play into the new uh into the weather because they see that as
00:08:44.800 one of the next big battlegrounds between the uh entire uh culture wars the politics etc is
00:08:50.420 because of climate change well interesting that's important but also if you want people to watch
00:08:56.020 the weather channel the host of the weather channel makes the weather better so you have to almost
00:09:02.660 like true it it has a little bit to do with talent of the person giving how the weather is doing
00:09:08.360 right i remember that's part of the strategy i i don't if you're targeting you single uh you know
00:09:13.020 males yeah but i mean listen in miami we know what the weather is we do a weather channel we bring
00:09:18.380 one guy six pack chiseled and another girl and we said let us tell you how the weather is today and
00:09:24.020 we go for like six straight hours on monday i introduced you to the flbs the flb one shoes
00:09:30.100 future looks bright shoes and let me tell you what happened since that day for black shoes that we had
00:09:35.720 i'll give you the report here for black size uh uh rob i think you have it as well size eight and
00:09:43.560 eleven and a half sold out if you place the order now it's pre-order it'll get here second week of
00:09:49.240 december for brown eight twelve and thirteen sold out navy size 13 sold out everything you order on
00:09:57.560 those sizes will be pre-order i shared with you the fact that a lot of the sizes are going to sell out
00:10:02.240 a lot of them there's only four or five or six remaining for the shoe sizes so for some of you
00:10:08.180 that didn't see what we talked about on monday for the last 25 years i speak uh a lot on stage and
00:10:17.280 and some of the events whether it's my insurance company or the vault conference or bpw at some
00:10:21.900 events i can speak 40 hours while i'm on my just standing up talking and i'm wearing dress shoes and
00:10:26.120 they're uncomfortable i wanted to find a shoe that can combine both the comfort and the technology
00:10:30.460 and the authentic italian leather uh the trainers because i love those shoes i don't want it to be
00:10:36.140 too heavy where i'm feeling like i'm carrying weight we went to italy we put a shoe together
00:10:40.780 called the flbs and i want to show you this clip one more time and then i'm going to show you one
00:10:44.860 other clip and then we'll give you some intel and then we'll get right into the stories go ahead and
00:10:48.920 rob play this clip please when we set out to create a shoe that blends comfort function and luxury
00:10:55.800 we had the choice to make it fast we had the choice to make it cheap we chose neither instead
00:11:02.480 we chose tuscanero we chose true italian craftsmanship each pair touched by 50 skilled hands
00:11:09.480 we chose patience spending two years perfecting every detail and we chose the finest quality at every step
00:11:16.680 introducing the future looks bright collection not rushed not disposable not ordinary rather
00:11:25.700 intentional luxurious timeless
00:11:29.640 so so just so you know if you're wondering pomp came in here he saw the shoes
00:11:37.160 and he kind of goes like this he's like i looked under the table he's auditing me he's like let me see
00:11:42.800 if this guy's a product of the product 24 days in the robin wearing this just so you know that
00:11:47.420 24 days in the robin wearing this no matter where i go last night i was at casa de angelo i was wearing
00:11:52.440 this the most comfortable uh trainer shoes with the italian leather and again if you haven't placed
00:11:58.700 your order for yourself for your spouse this was us at the vault conference rob if you want to play
00:12:02.580 this clip the launch of it when we did it here was so exciting people were coming from all over the
00:12:07.140 world uh that was a 10 foot shoe that we put up but uh guys coming back how comfortable it is
00:12:13.780 how light it is feeling the super foam at the bottom of it taking pictures of it sitting in boardrooms
00:12:20.060 with your feet up where somebody says wait a minute does that say future looks bright on the bottom of
00:12:24.040 the shoe yes let's make a deal happen right there's a certain sense of optimism when you're wearing these
00:12:30.260 uh future looks bright shoes so again the black and brown if you order them we have them now if
00:12:39.240 they're sold that pre-order because you'll get it second week of december the white when it comes out
00:12:44.480 it will not last because you know there's a certain material that we mixed it with a lot the white is
00:12:50.680 absolutely ridiculous this will come out second week of december with the navy blue the navy blue and
00:12:56.240 the white will come second week of december the black and the brown are here for you to order
00:13:00.540 depending on your size so go to vtmerch.com place your order and uh you can learn more about the
00:13:06.580 comparison of how these shoes compare it to a tom ford rob if you can go a little bit lower
00:13:10.440 to a gucci to a berluti to a ferragamo to a xenia make the comparison for yourself instead of spending
00:13:17.340 9 50 11 98 95 8 40 it's built in the same exact factories as gucci louis vuitton same ones 5 99
00:13:25.060 uh i just put them on this morning took me half a second to put them on and i driver came picked
00:13:30.120 me up got in the car came over here so if you haven't placed the order yet for yourself or
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