Valuetainment - June 19, 2025


＂Schwarzenegger's A Trifecta＂ - Arnold FIRES BACK On The View With SHOCKING Immigration Rant


Episode Stats

Length

15 minutes

Words per Minute

212.44662

Word Count

3,317

Sentence Count

303

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

Rob and Vinny discuss Arnold Schwarzenegger's interview on The View with Maria Menounos about immigration reform and why it's good to be an immigrant in America. They also discuss why immigrants have a responsibility to give back to their communities.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Arnold. Arnold is on The View.
00:00:01.580 Now, you guys got to realize,
00:00:02.560 Arnold, you know, he made it
00:00:03.600 at the highest level in Hollywood.
00:00:05.280 He made it at the highest level in,
00:00:06.640 not the highest level in politics,
00:00:07.940 the highest level that an immigrant
00:00:09.260 can make in politics,
00:00:10.220 which he became a governor
00:00:11.260 of now the fourth biggest economy
00:00:13.660 in the world.
00:00:14.140 He's on The View.
00:00:15.360 And he's talking about
00:00:16.420 all this other stuff.
00:00:18.000 And Rob, I don't know if we need
00:00:18.940 to go through the whole thing
00:00:20.000 on what he says.
00:00:20.480 He's kind of selling the dream
00:00:21.440 about the story.
00:00:22.180 You can start it at the first 30 seconds
00:00:23.820 and then we'll go to the last minute here.
00:00:26.720 But here's him on The View.
00:00:28.400 The moment is a lot of logic
00:00:29.860 there, you realize
00:00:31.560 there's hands being put on him
00:00:32.680 like, relax, you can't see that.
00:00:33.800 Go ahead, Rob.
00:00:35.060 You're an immigrant.
00:00:36.140 You're an immigrant in this country.
00:00:37.680 Yeah.
00:00:38.340 Did you have a visceral reaction
00:00:40.640 to what they're doing,
00:00:41.540 what ICE is doing
00:00:42.240 when you see the videos of it?
00:00:44.300 Well, I tell you,
00:00:45.060 you said that the immigrant,
00:00:47.240 I'm so proud and happy
00:00:49.480 that I was embraced
00:00:54.220 by the American people like that.
00:00:57.420 I mean, imagine they came over here
00:00:58.820 with the age of 21
00:01:00.120 with absolutely nothing.
00:01:03.280 And then to create a career like that.
00:01:06.020 You can go to the second half.
00:01:07.040 I mean, in no other country.
00:01:08.600 Okay.
00:01:08.920 In no other country can you do that.
00:01:10.260 So he's selling America.
00:01:11.180 Go back 10 seconds
00:01:11.940 before the hand gets on him.
00:01:13.400 Right there.
00:01:13.800 Right there.
00:01:14.640 Go for it.
00:01:15.820 That day.
00:01:16.640 That's great.
00:01:16.960 So it's really a great,
00:01:17.980 great celebration.
00:01:19.000 This is what this is all about
00:01:20.320 is to celebrate
00:01:21.380 people becoming Americans
00:01:23.040 and coming to America
00:01:24.200 and all that.
00:01:26.180 And so I just think
00:01:28.080 the world of the great
00:01:29.200 kind of history
00:01:30.180 that we have with immigrants
00:01:31.320 in America.
00:01:32.420 But the key thing also
00:01:33.520 is at the same time
00:01:34.420 that we got to do things legal.
00:01:36.340 Uh-oh.
00:01:36.680 That is the important thing.
00:01:38.180 Uh-oh.
00:01:38.260 They don't like that.
00:01:39.080 And those people
00:01:40.620 that are doing
00:01:41.420 illegal things in America
00:01:43.160 and they're the foreigners.
00:01:44.660 Watch the hand coming.
00:01:45.760 Look at the right.
00:01:46.320 They are not smart.
00:01:47.900 Because when you come to America,
00:01:49.960 Watch this.
00:01:51.040 you're a guest.
00:01:52.600 And you have to behave
00:01:53.680 like a guest.
00:01:54.900 Like when I go
00:01:55.500 to someone's house
00:01:56.460 and I'm a guest,
00:01:58.420 then I will do everything
00:01:59.480 I can
00:02:00.140 to keep things clean
00:02:01.960 and to make that bed
00:02:03.520 and to do everything
00:02:04.460 that is the right thing to do
00:02:05.800 rather than committing a crime
00:02:07.680 or being abusive
00:02:08.500 or something like that.
00:02:09.560 So that doesn't really work
00:02:10.620 in this country.
00:02:11.200 So I think
00:02:11.760 the important thing is
00:02:13.160 when you become an immigrant
00:02:14.520 to think about,
00:02:16.400 okay, I go to America
00:02:17.340 because I want to use America
00:02:19.760 for the great opportunities
00:02:21.460 that America has.
00:02:22.040 There you go.
00:02:22.840 In education, in jobs,
00:02:24.520 creating a family,
00:02:25.740 all of those kind of things.
00:02:27.260 Then you have to think about,
00:02:28.380 okay,
00:02:28.960 if I get all of those things
00:02:30.260 from America,
00:02:31.420 then I have to give something back.
00:02:32.740 That's right.
00:02:33.280 You have a responsibility
00:02:34.480 as an immigrant
00:02:35.320 to give back to America
00:02:37.040 and to pay back
00:02:38.460 to America
00:02:38.980 and to go and do something
00:02:40.360 for your community.
00:02:41.060 You can stop right there.
00:02:41.440 That's good.
00:02:41.880 Okay, Vinny,
00:02:42.400 your thoughts here.
00:02:43.000 I mean,
00:02:43.220 first of all,
00:02:44.680 what a mistake on their part.
00:02:46.360 You know what I mean?
00:02:46.820 And yes,
00:02:47.600 he has a past.
00:02:48.660 You know this.
00:02:49.300 I'm not a huge fan.
00:02:50.320 The movies I love,
00:02:51.220 but Arnold,
00:02:51.760 you know,
00:02:51.960 from the,
00:02:52.920 you know,
00:02:53.560 screw your freedom,
00:02:54.860 doing all that.
00:02:55.640 And then also,
00:02:56.560 he has a checkered past
00:02:58.080 with his housekeeper
00:02:58.940 and all that stuff aside.
00:03:00.400 I didn't have a good,
00:03:01.580 like,
00:03:02.360 sense of him lately.
00:03:03.840 But this is that moment
00:03:04.760 where they interview
00:03:06.260 the wrong person,
00:03:07.160 a guy that came here
00:03:08.160 as a legal immigrant,
00:03:09.880 massive success.
00:03:11.120 Okay,
00:03:11.260 and this is real,
00:03:11.920 Pat.
00:03:12.060 This is,
00:03:12.360 you know,
00:03:12.620 this is Arnold off the cuff.
00:03:13.760 Heard trying to stop him.
00:03:14.900 No sugar,
00:03:15.540 no sugar coating.
00:03:16.460 He shut down this freaking circus
00:03:18.260 and I absolutely love it.
00:03:19.540 And it's like,
00:03:20.080 if you want to come here,
00:03:21.400 okay,
00:03:21.720 bring something to the table.
00:03:23.160 All right,
00:03:23.560 contribute.
00:03:24.500 Respect the country.
00:03:25.840 All right,
00:03:26.100 that's not,
00:03:26.580 it's not political.
00:03:27.920 It's just common sense.
00:03:29.560 And I love the fact
00:03:30.360 that they're trying to get him
00:03:31.200 like in a gotcha moment
00:03:32.160 to further their crappy view,
00:03:35.340 this agenda.
00:03:36.140 But I'm so happy.
00:03:37.320 These are one of those moments
00:03:38.160 where you're like,
00:03:38.540 okay,
00:03:38.860 I could disagree with the guy
00:03:40.200 and I don't like the stuff
00:03:40.860 that he said,
00:03:41.300 especially with COVID
00:03:42.020 and the lockdowns
00:03:42.660 and supporting all that stuff.
00:03:43.820 But this is a great moment for him
00:03:45.240 and I love that he said this.
00:03:47.660 Tom,
00:03:47.740 your thoughts?
00:03:48.500 Well,
00:03:48.800 there's two Arnolds
00:03:49.580 that I've seen over the years.
00:03:51.080 One is true conviction
00:03:52.580 and the other one
00:03:53.940 is basically
00:03:55.240 acting
00:03:56.020 compliant crowd.
00:03:58.080 And oh,
00:03:58.780 screw your freedom.
00:03:59.920 He was being compliant
00:04:01.020 with the crowd.
00:04:02.040 He was being pushed
00:04:02.860 like all the Hollywood people.
00:04:04.300 Hey,
00:04:04.540 we got to stay with this.
00:04:05.380 This is the talking point.
00:04:06.180 This is what we got to stay with.
00:04:07.080 And he got compliant.
00:04:08.700 And at some point in time,
00:04:10.140 I'd love to see somebody
00:04:10.920 interview him and say,
00:04:11.880 what was going on?
00:04:12.880 Who was in your rear?
00:04:13.640 Who was pushing you there?
00:04:14.860 Because I think he was compliant.
00:04:16.240 What I think I saw right here,
00:04:18.320 this is the same man
00:04:19.480 speaking with true conviction
00:04:20.860 that as a young man,
00:04:22.840 me,
00:04:23.360 in 1984,
00:04:25.020 when I went to a rally
00:04:26.100 at Pierce College
00:04:27.020 and I saw Ronald Reagan
00:04:28.340 speaking on a campaign
00:04:29.600 stump speech,
00:04:30.800 Arnold Schwarzenegger
00:04:31.500 was up there
00:04:32.360 on the dais
00:04:33.020 and said a few things.
00:04:34.480 He had true conviction.
00:04:36.200 So I think we're seeing
00:04:37.180 Arnold many years later,
00:04:38.780 older,
00:04:39.540 but still the fire
00:04:40.800 and true conviction.
00:04:41.640 And I think he's speaking
00:04:42.840 the truth of what he believes.
00:04:44.420 But then there's this other side
00:04:46.060 where,
00:04:46.840 you know,
00:04:47.020 everybody in Hollywood
00:04:47.720 gets compliant
00:04:48.620 and so they say
00:04:49.300 what they're supposed to say.
00:04:50.260 Have you read Total Recall?
00:04:51.200 Have you read his book,
00:04:51.880 Total Recall?
00:04:52.920 No.
00:04:53.180 I haven't.
00:04:53.680 It's one of my top 10
00:04:54.640 favorite books of all time.
00:04:55.700 Really?
00:04:56.180 Let me tell you,
00:04:57.160 it's a ridiculous book.
00:04:58.700 I mean,
00:04:59.040 you know how I judge a book
00:05:00.600 is that I can't wait
00:05:01.880 for a break
00:05:02.420 to go in the bathroom
00:05:03.180 and get away from everybody
00:05:04.220 to just read
00:05:04.900 or listen to the audio.
00:05:06.060 That's exactly what I got
00:05:06.940 from this book.
00:05:07.420 Oh, wow.
00:05:07.520 Yeah, no,
00:05:07.820 it's one of the greatest books
00:05:08.980 I've read.
00:05:09.720 It's incredible.
00:05:11.180 And you know what he talks about?
00:05:12.540 He talks about how he screwed up
00:05:13.660 in his marriage.
00:05:14.280 He talks about what he did
00:05:15.060 with his housekeeper.
00:05:17.380 He talks about all the mistakes
00:05:19.740 he made,
00:05:20.400 the properties he bought
00:05:21.400 in Palmdale,
00:05:22.060 the good,
00:05:22.440 the bad,
00:05:22.780 the ugly,
00:05:23.220 the Hollywood,
00:05:23.740 the Joe Weider.
00:05:24.840 It's phenomenal to read it,
00:05:26.140 right?
00:05:26.820 I grew up reading his
00:05:28.940 Mr. Olympia,
00:05:30.080 the bodybuilding book
00:05:31.080 that he had,
00:05:31.460 the Bodybuilding Bible.
00:05:32.280 He had the best
00:05:32.840 bodybuilding Bible
00:05:33.560 out of all of them
00:05:34.660 that anybody in the
00:05:35.660 bodybuilding world
00:05:36.300 read it.
00:05:36.840 You went through it.
00:05:37.380 The way he would do
00:05:37.880 his workout,
00:05:38.400 the push,
00:05:38.820 pull,
00:05:39.060 all this other stuff,
00:05:40.340 the supersets,
00:05:41.140 the way he would work
00:05:41.780 out his chest.
00:05:42.420 He was always known
00:05:42.980 for having the best chest
00:05:43.740 in the bodybuilding world.
00:05:45.300 Won seven Mr. Olympias.
00:05:46.780 Here's the only thing.
00:05:48.200 The part,
00:05:48.940 he is one of the most
00:05:49.900 fierce competitors
00:05:51.340 of all time.
00:05:52.820 If you watch Pumpin' Iron
00:05:54.080 when he went after
00:05:54.760 Lou Ferrigno
00:05:55.460 and he said,
00:05:56.000 I'm always coming,
00:05:56.740 all this.
00:05:57.200 Yeah.
00:05:58.580 He's an icon
00:05:59.580 in what he did.
00:06:01.020 Up until COVID,
00:06:02.860 when he had that
00:06:03.820 mistake right there
00:06:05.440 and he went after Trump
00:06:07.480 and he said,
00:06:08.360 screw your freedom
00:06:09.080 and for a moment
00:06:10.820 he forgot,
00:06:12.140 he lost perspective.
00:06:14.420 And you know when
00:06:15.300 sometimes
00:06:15.860 you are so out of touch
00:06:19.400 with making money
00:06:20.200 that you think
00:06:20.760 you're above people
00:06:21.520 that you can't stop
00:06:22.180 and have a conversation
00:06:22.880 with them
00:06:23.280 and do you realize
00:06:24.320 who I am?
00:06:25.080 It was one of those
00:06:25.860 moments like,
00:06:26.620 who do you think you are?
00:06:27.440 Go get the vaccine.
00:06:28.520 Put the mask on.
00:06:29.900 Screw your freedom.
00:06:32.100 And then he lost
00:06:33.380 a lot of people.
00:06:34.840 I'm one of them.
00:06:35.480 I went to Santa Monica
00:06:36.280 Community College.
00:06:37.160 He went to Santa Monica
00:06:37.900 Community College.
00:06:38.780 I wanted to be
00:06:39.380 at Mr. Olympia.
00:06:40.440 I went to Mr. Olympia.
00:06:41.420 I wanted to go compete.
00:06:42.400 Be Hollywood Mayor,
00:06:43.580 you know,
00:06:43.840 Mario Kennedy,
00:06:44.800 be a governor,
00:06:45.400 all that stuff.
00:06:46.340 And then all of a sudden
00:06:47.140 you see things shift.
00:06:48.400 However,
00:06:48.860 bringing it to where
00:06:49.560 he's at today,
00:06:50.560 he said a couple other
00:06:51.620 things in a couple
00:06:52.300 other podcasts.
00:06:53.120 Of course,
00:06:54.100 it's tough when he
00:06:54.900 followed Trump
00:06:55.860 and he tried to get
00:06:56.680 Prentice to go
00:06:58.100 and Trump kept
00:06:58.820 taking shots
00:06:59.600 when Arnold was
00:07:00.880 doing Apprentice
00:07:01.520 and it failed.
00:07:02.260 First of all,
00:07:03.000 you never,
00:07:04.320 ever go
00:07:05.540 and replace
00:07:06.620 a show
00:07:07.280 that's been number
00:07:08.140 one for 15 years
00:07:09.520 and think there's
00:07:10.740 nothing you can do
00:07:11.720 better than what
00:07:12.460 that person did.
00:07:13.560 That's a big mistake
00:07:14.500 that you made.
00:07:15.220 I don't even know
00:07:15.900 why your management
00:07:17.420 allowed you to do that.
00:07:18.700 If I was your manager
00:07:19.780 and somebody said,
00:07:20.380 Pat,
00:07:20.540 I'm getting the offer
00:07:21.080 to take over Prentice,
00:07:22.360 don't do it.
00:07:23.620 It's a career mistake.
00:07:25.420 He's going to attack
00:07:26.460 you the moment
00:07:27.060 one few people watch it,
00:07:29.100 he's going to come
00:07:29.680 for your throat
00:07:30.160 because no one's
00:07:30.880 more competitive
00:07:31.480 in that space
00:07:32.640 than Donald Trump.
00:07:33.380 He should have gone
00:07:33.840 and done a different
00:07:34.400 kind of a,
00:07:35.360 what do you call it,
00:07:36.260 done a different
00:07:36.680 kind of a reality TV show
00:07:38.880 working with immigrants.
00:07:39.960 He could have done
00:07:40.340 different things
00:07:40.900 but he chose to go
00:07:41.580 that route
00:07:41.980 and there's a level
00:07:42.980 of bitterness
00:07:43.400 of the comparison
00:07:44.140 between him and Trump
00:07:45.020 because this guy
00:07:45.920 won in Hollywood,
00:07:46.860 Trump won in media,
00:07:48.120 this guy won in business
00:07:49.140 somewhat,
00:07:49.560 he's a half a billion
00:07:50.220 dollar guy,
00:07:50.700 Trump is a billionaire,
00:07:51.940 this guy won in politics,
00:07:53.160 became a governor,
00:07:53.880 Trump became a president
00:07:54.700 so he is one
00:07:56.180 of those trifectas,
00:07:57.380 we only have a few
00:07:58.060 trifectas out there,
00:07:59.440 he's one of the trifectas,
00:08:00.620 you got to give him
00:08:01.120 credit for it
00:08:01.680 and if I have to isolate
00:08:03.660 this one moment
00:08:05.620 that he had with The View,
00:08:06.520 I thought he did
00:08:07.000 a great job
00:08:07.620 and brought some
00:08:08.820 common sense into people.
00:08:10.040 Can I,
00:08:10.720 so you want to move on Pat
00:08:11.900 but did you hear
00:08:12.600 what Whoopi Goldberg
00:08:13.300 said yesterday?
00:08:14.300 Yeah, I did.
00:08:14.940 Did you,
00:08:15.300 so Whoopi Goldberg
00:08:16.620 said that black people
00:08:18.600 in America
00:08:19.460 have it just as bad
00:08:21.000 as folks in Iran.
00:08:22.660 Like,
00:08:22.880 you know what I think,
00:08:24.440 honestly,
00:08:24.920 I think it's a competition
00:08:26.220 that she has with herself,
00:08:27.560 she's like,
00:08:27.900 I'm going to say
00:08:28.460 something dumber
00:08:29.360 and ignorant
00:08:30.660 than I said yesterday.
00:08:32.080 It's like,
00:08:32.340 what the hell
00:08:32.640 is she talking about?
00:08:33.000 She's like in an air-conditioned
00:08:34.640 ABC studio
00:08:35.600 flapping her freaking gums
00:08:37.120 with a bunch of other
00:08:38.040 morons all day.
00:08:39.680 And a gated house where?
00:08:41.340 Yeah,
00:08:41.860 where?
00:08:42.180 In Beverly Hills?
00:08:43.120 Yeah,
00:08:43.480 probably.
00:08:44.200 And then she's comparing it
00:08:45.360 to women in Iran
00:08:47.020 who get beaten to death
00:08:48.880 for showing their hair
00:08:50.320 because their hat is wrong
00:08:51.900 and gay people
00:08:52.800 getting thrown off
00:08:53.440 of buildings.
00:08:54.220 I am sick
00:08:55.020 and tired
00:08:55.940 of Whoopi Goldberg.
00:08:56.700 I mean,
00:08:56.840 Rob,
00:08:57.000 this is a long clip of it
00:08:58.040 and the audience clapping.
00:09:00.740 Like,
00:09:00.940 what are you clapping about?
00:09:02.140 I'm tired of the victim shit.
00:09:03.760 It drives me crazy, bro.
00:09:05.140 And it's slow.
00:09:06.680 But let's just remember, too,
00:09:07.740 the Iranians literally
00:09:08.560 throw gay people
00:09:09.360 off of buildings.
00:09:10.080 They don't care
00:09:10.560 to basic human rights.
00:09:11.260 Listen,
00:09:11.580 here's the thing.
00:09:12.680 Let's not do that
00:09:15.380 because if we start
00:09:16.620 with that,
00:09:18.020 we have been known
00:09:19.320 in this country
00:09:20.080 to tie gay folks
00:09:21.700 to the car.
00:09:22.560 What?
00:09:23.480 What?
00:09:23.640 I know,
00:09:23.800 but where the Iranian regime
00:09:25.180 is today
00:09:25.880 and 45,
00:09:26.760 is nothing to care.
00:09:27.860 And just keep hanging
00:09:28.860 black people.
00:09:29.920 So,
00:09:30.080 it is not even the same.
00:09:31.540 Oh, here we go.
00:09:32.740 Oh, wait, wait, wait.
00:09:33.380 That's not what you mean to say.
00:09:34.900 It is the same.
00:09:35.980 No, it's not.
00:09:36.840 The year 2025
00:09:37.760 in the United States
00:09:38.360 is nothing like
00:09:39.220 if I step foot
00:09:39.980 wearing this outfit
00:09:40.760 in Toronto.
00:09:41.060 The young people have
00:09:41.240 been killed
00:09:41.840 for...
00:09:42.300 I'm sorry.
00:09:44.360 I can't have my hair showing.
00:09:45.880 I can't wear a skirt.
00:09:46.760 I can't have my arms out.
00:09:48.000 I'm telling you.
00:09:49.140 You can't get raped.
00:09:50.080 I literally said
00:09:50.940 it was up to the Iranian people.
00:09:52.640 Yes, it is up to them.
00:09:53.680 And that's why
00:09:54.620 I am saying
00:09:55.740 Oh, God.
00:09:56.920 that it is the same.
00:09:58.460 It's the same.
00:09:59.240 Murdering someone
00:10:00.160 for their difference
00:10:01.860 is not good
00:10:03.300 whoever does.
00:10:05.180 It's not good.
00:10:06.200 That's an applause break.
00:10:07.380 No, no, no.
00:10:07.700 So, that's why I said
00:10:08.720 you weren't saying
00:10:10.860 what you...
00:10:11.660 what I heard
00:10:12.840 was not what you meant.
00:10:14.120 I...
00:10:14.360 Yeah, that's...
00:10:14.960 I think it's very different
00:10:15.600 to live in the United States
00:10:16.520 in 2025
00:10:17.200 than it is to live in Iran.
00:10:18.320 Not if you're black.
00:10:19.140 Not if you're black.
00:10:20.340 Not if you're black.
00:10:20.960 Are you...
00:10:21.560 What is she talking about?
00:10:23.080 She is the main host
00:10:24.360 of the show.
00:10:24.960 Let me tell you
00:10:25.460 about being in this country.
00:10:26.660 This is the greatest country
00:10:27.980 in the world.
00:10:29.320 But...
00:10:29.660 Yeah, I know that.
00:10:30.880 I know that.
00:10:31.680 Yeah, yeah.
00:10:31.940 And we all know that.
00:10:33.580 But every day
00:10:34.860 we are worried.
00:10:36.720 Do we have to be worried
00:10:37.780 about our kids?
00:10:38.860 Are our kids
00:10:39.480 going to get shot
00:10:40.300 because they're running
00:10:41.180 through somebody's neighborhood?
00:10:43.200 What the hell
00:10:44.140 is she even talking about?
00:10:44.640 They're not big deals
00:10:45.540 and I don't mean to say
00:10:47.160 they're not big deals to you
00:10:48.180 because that's not what I meant.
00:10:49.400 And they are not doing
00:10:50.140 well there either.
00:10:50.740 Being positive.
00:10:51.360 Unbelievable.
00:10:51.840 This is enough
00:10:52.760 of the view for one day.
00:10:53.840 A multimillionaire
00:10:54.400 saying that that's a problem
00:10:56.500 in America.
00:10:57.580 What a...
00:10:58.680 Oh, God.
00:10:59.280 By the way,
00:10:59.660 this is why the show
00:11:00.700 Her Take
00:11:01.240 is going to whoop
00:11:02.100 on these guys.
00:11:03.020 I love it.
00:11:03.420 I can't wait for a moment.
00:11:05.120 Wait till 27, 28, guys,
00:11:07.320 when 2027, 2028 comes.
00:11:09.780 You know how many people
00:11:10.620 tagged me yesterday
00:11:11.520 on video saying,
00:11:12.920 you know,
00:11:13.120 this is Pat needs
00:11:13.980 to fire Adam.
00:11:15.000 This is why
00:11:15.520 they're a pro-Zionist.
00:11:16.740 Patrick takes money
00:11:17.580 from Israel
00:11:18.220 and all this other stuff.
00:11:19.820 And guess what happened?
00:11:21.420 You know who at the same time
00:11:22.480 was representing
00:11:23.100 a show on us?
00:11:24.320 Anna Kasperian.
00:11:25.640 Do you realize
00:11:26.600 how many places
00:11:27.620 you can have some...
00:11:28.580 There couldn't be
00:11:29.840 two people
00:11:30.420 more on opposite sides
00:11:31.940 that we are comfortable
00:11:34.240 having on a show
00:11:35.580 called Her Take
00:11:36.320 so people can have a debate
00:11:37.980 and it was a fiery debate.
00:11:40.180 Adam went on there
00:11:40.920 and, you know,
00:11:41.380 him and I had a conversation
00:11:42.540 about one of the things
00:11:43.320 that he did
00:11:43.720 that an article
00:11:44.400 was just written about.
00:11:46.000 But out of all the things
00:11:47.420 that happened with the show,
00:11:48.380 the fight was one
00:11:49.220 of the best fights ever.
00:11:50.760 We like entertaining
00:11:51.660 opposing ideas.
00:11:52.540 It was such a great...
00:11:53.080 I can't wait
00:11:53.880 for Her Take
00:11:55.600 in 2028
00:11:57.000 to have the kind of voice
00:11:58.360 where ladies around the world
00:11:59.820 are saying,
00:12:00.360 finally,
00:12:01.320 a show that speaks
00:12:02.940 on my behalf
00:12:04.180 and it's four or five
00:12:05.120 different voices.
00:12:05.860 I'm excited about that.
00:12:06.740 But when you watch Whoopi,
00:12:08.220 this language
00:12:08.920 of victimhood mentality,
00:12:10.300 like, Whoopi,
00:12:10.600 you don't think
00:12:11.020 this is getting old?
00:12:12.560 Like, you don't think
00:12:13.240 this is getting old
00:12:14.220 of always like,
00:12:15.780 oh my God,
00:12:16.340 but you don't understand
00:12:17.020 what it is if you're black.
00:12:18.060 You don't understand
00:12:18.640 that it is...
00:12:19.900 What's the other girl's name
00:12:21.000 that was making the argument?
00:12:21.960 What is the other...
00:12:22.500 Farah?
00:12:22.880 What is her name?
00:12:23.740 Farah?
00:12:24.200 Is she Iranian?
00:12:24.740 Her last name
00:12:25.440 sounds Middle Eastern,
00:12:26.340 right, Rob?
00:12:26.640 Is she Persian?
00:12:27.980 Farah the View.
00:12:29.120 Where is she from?
00:12:30.480 Alyssa Farah.
00:12:31.740 No, I don't think she's...
00:12:32.320 Political.
00:12:32.740 Maybe she's married to a guy.
00:12:34.200 No.
00:12:34.420 Early born in Los Angeles.
00:12:35.620 Farah is a Persian name,
00:12:36.720 but I don't know
00:12:37.100 if she's Persian.
00:12:37.540 Where are parents from, Robby?
00:12:39.500 Oh.
00:12:41.200 Well, that is...
00:12:42.200 That guy looks like an uncle.
00:12:43.860 That's her dad.
00:12:44.800 That's her dad.
00:12:45.260 Where I'm from, though.
00:12:45.740 He was from far right.
00:12:47.160 Far right.
00:12:47.820 He was from Barack Obama.
00:12:48.680 Yeah, I don't know where he's from.
00:12:49.080 He's from Patterson, New Jersey.
00:12:50.260 Where is he?
00:12:50.700 Yeah, why the...
00:12:52.120 Anyways, I don't know
00:12:52.800 where he's at,
00:12:53.060 but that mustache
00:12:53.560 is a legit Middle Eastern mustache.
00:12:54.900 That's a strong mustache.
00:12:57.040 That's a strong mustache.
00:12:59.140 Go back to that mustache.
00:12:59.700 I just want to see
00:13:00.100 one more thing.
00:13:00.440 Look at that mustache.
00:13:01.160 Get in there.
00:13:01.560 Look at that truck.
00:13:02.180 That's a Tom Selleck, homie.
00:13:04.660 You can hide money in there,
00:13:05.760 by the way.
00:13:06.640 So, no, but listen,
00:13:07.700 when I hear that language
00:13:09.260 of victim mentality,
00:13:11.640 it just gets super, super old
00:13:14.240 to keep hearing things like that.
00:13:16.920 Business folks,
00:13:17.640 here's what we got.
00:13:18.420 A guy named Jamie Hepp
00:13:19.980 texted me yesterday.
00:13:21.160 Look, it's so funny.
00:13:21.800 He literally just texted me right now.
00:13:23.580 Jamie, you texted me at 922,
00:13:25.900 and I'm talking about you
00:13:27.100 right now on the podcast.
00:13:27.880 He says,
00:13:28.160 my guys want to know
00:13:29.160 what white shirts you wear.
00:13:31.120 There's a few white shirts I wear.
00:13:33.320 One of them
00:13:34.080 is this Valuetainment white shirt.
00:13:35.940 By the way,
00:13:36.880 it hugs you.
00:13:37.700 It feels so good.
00:13:38.580 For business folks,
00:13:39.560 this blue shirt that I got on,
00:13:40.860 we got this in blue,
00:13:41.780 white, and black.
00:13:42.860 For business folks
00:13:43.900 that want to put something on
00:13:44.860 and relax,
00:13:45.340 you don't have to worry
00:13:45.860 about the wrinkles,
00:13:46.540 and it's flex,
00:13:47.520 yet it's got silk.
00:13:48.360 It's got the right combination.
00:13:50.820 25 poly,
00:13:52.100 29 model,
00:13:53.200 4% spandex,
00:13:54.300 2% silk,
00:13:55.080 35% tensile,
00:13:56.680 lyosol.
00:13:57.240 You're going to love
00:13:58.000 the way this sits
00:13:59.000 on your body.
00:14:00.040 It's got the Valuetainment logo
00:14:01.140 at the top.
00:14:02.020 It's got the future looks
00:14:02.820 right on the bottom
00:14:03.460 and the VT on the sides,
00:14:04.680 but today,
00:14:05.660 it's the gentleman's line.
00:14:07.240 Rob,
00:14:07.360 if you want to play the clip
00:14:08.140 for folks to see
00:14:08.820 if you're in business,
00:14:09.940 you want to wear
00:14:10.320 some good gear,
00:14:11.380 here's some items
00:14:11.960 for you right now
00:14:12.500 with VT Merch.
00:14:13.100 Go for it, Rob.
00:14:16.000 Look at Saul
00:14:16.860 in the back.
00:14:17.680 Stud.
00:14:18.360 That's a nice
00:14:19.000 Stefano-Ritchie
00:14:19.720 collaboration tie,
00:14:20.700 limited edition.
00:14:21.620 That one's good.
00:14:22.580 It's a new Valuetainment
00:14:23.320 and blue ties,
00:14:25.200 black,
00:14:26.140 blue,
00:14:27.140 white shirt,
00:14:28.540 blue shirt,
00:14:29.460 black shirt.
00:14:30.260 I love that.
00:14:32.020 Laptop doesn't come with it,
00:14:33.240 but everything else
00:14:33.920 if you do,
00:14:34.940 I just want to make sure
00:14:35.600 we make that clear.
00:14:36.820 These polo shirts
00:14:37.560 have that Valuetainment
00:14:38.540 button on it
00:14:39.360 with the VT logo.
00:14:41.560 And I love the fact
00:14:42.440 that people nowadays
00:14:43.380 that are seeing
00:14:43.980 the VT Future Looks Bright,
00:14:45.500 they're like,
00:14:45.800 hey, me too.
00:14:47.340 I saw Armin the other day.
00:14:49.320 He posted a video
00:14:50.160 with the Valuetainment hat
00:14:51.140 and Future Looks Bright hat.
00:14:52.120 I absolutely freaking love it.
00:14:53.760 Go to vtmerch.com, Rob,
00:14:54.860 to see what the gentleman's
00:14:55.680 collection is so people
00:14:56.400 can see it.
00:14:56.420 What do you mean?
00:14:56.780 What about the prince
00:14:57.620 that you've interviewed twice
00:14:58.900 says in his statement
00:15:00.500 the future looks bright?
00:15:01.740 God, I love the fact
00:15:03.100 that this is becoming
00:15:04.320 real around the world.
00:15:06.380 But go sport it,
00:15:07.740 represent it,
00:15:08.880 wear it at work,
00:15:10.020 put it together,
00:15:10.780 get your power tie on.
00:15:12.740 If some of you guys
00:15:13.520 recognize Stefano-Ritchie,
00:15:14.700 you can get those
00:15:15.300 high-quality ties as well.
00:15:16.800 But we got different items
00:15:18.000 that's there on vtmerch.com,
00:15:21.240 vtmerch.com.
00:15:22.120 We did not buy
00:15:22.880 a lot of supply of these.
00:15:23.940 These are 50, 48, 96.
00:15:26.980 So it's not something
00:15:27.840 that it's a lot of supply
00:15:29.120 that we picked up.
00:15:30.160 It's just for the business folks.
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