Valuetainment - November 10, 2026


Trump STUNS 60 Minutes： “We Were Too Tough” on Deportations

Did the Left Push the LGBTQ Agenda Too Far？

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00:00:00.000 President does a 60-minute interview, okay, with CBS.
00:00:03.400 When he sits down with them, there was a lot covered.
00:00:05.200 I watched the whole thing.
00:00:06.080 Tom and I watched it.
00:00:06.740 I don't know if you guys have gone through it yet or not, but it was phenomenal.
00:00:09.780 The interview was done by Ross Dutat, and there was a few things covered.
00:00:13.800 Here's five things that were the main things from the 60-minute interview.
00:00:17.080 This is a WSJ story.
00:00:19.160 His immigration policies, he said, maybe I may have gone too far.
00:00:22.900 He said, I let in 25, you know, Biden let in 25 million overnight, clean,
00:00:26.320 but maybe some of these people that we send that could have jobs that we could do something with
00:00:30.780 them and you know we could have certain things that we can do you know maybe we could do something
00:00:34.620 there and he said that and he said i think i can work with the democrats on this number two
00:00:38.500 he might not endorse a successor when i asked hey would you and says maybe i don't endorse anybody
00:00:44.640 who knows maybe i do maybe i don't then the other one was ruling out ever forgiving his political
00:00:49.380 enemies it was a very interesting clip about hey you know would you ever forgive chuck schumer
00:00:55.060 Nancy Pelosi, James Comey, and the answer he gave was like, you know, you're at a certain age.
00:01:02.120 He says, I've never met anybody that's lived this glorified of a life like you have.
00:01:06.260 You've lived an amazing life.
00:01:07.520 Don't you think it's something where you ought to forgive them, especially since you're getting closer?
00:01:11.540 And he says, you know what?
00:01:12.200 It's very easy for me to give an answer and just say yes, but I can't.
00:01:15.700 I can't. 0.64
00:01:16.260 No, I hate these guys. 0.99
00:01:17.480 These are my enemies. 0.99
00:01:18.420 They made my life a living hell.
00:01:19.500 No, I can't do that.
00:01:20.240 You want me to lie to you?
00:01:20.960 I'm telling you the truth.
00:01:21.680 And then four, reject allegations of self-dealing, passed on the rising his net worth and his family's co-ownership of crypto company World Liberty Financial.
00:01:31.660 Trump said, I devote almost no time to my net worth.
00:01:34.360 I don't care.
00:01:35.000 My sons run the company.
00:01:37.500 And last but not least, plays down concerns about AI.
00:01:40.860 I don't mind guardrails, but I don't want to put it in deep second position.
00:01:44.680 He talked about AI, superintelligence.
00:01:46.360 China has no guardrails.
00:01:48.020 He said his administration.
00:01:49.140 And the guy asked him a question about, what do you think happens to you when you die?
00:01:52.240 And it was so funny.
00:01:53.640 He said, what do you think happens to you when you die?
00:01:55.460 He says, well, I hope I'm missed.
00:01:57.240 He says, no, no, that's not what I'm asking you.
00:01:59.280 He said, no, no, I just hope people miss me when I die.
00:02:01.660 Like, I'm missed.
00:02:02.580 He says, no.
00:02:03.400 Oh, you're talking afterlife.
00:02:04.900 Yeah.
00:02:05.340 He says, well, I'm a religious man.
00:02:08.520 He says, you know, I go to heaven.
00:02:12.100 He says, you think you're going to go to heaven?
00:02:13.300 He says, I don't know.
00:02:14.060 I don't know.
00:02:14.440 He says, I think I'm going to go to heaven.
00:02:15.880 And then that's when he asked him.
00:02:16.800 well, if you're a religious man and you think you're going to go to heaven,
00:02:20.140 would you forgive these people?
00:02:21.280 And that's when he's like very quickly became a non-religious man.
00:02:25.260 Tom, what did you think about the interview? 0.99
00:02:27.220 I thought the interview, I thought it was balanced.
00:02:30.520 And I was pleased to see that he had a measured approach.
00:02:35.560 He was not the pugilist in the interview.
00:02:38.960 I think he's resolved.
00:02:40.660 I saw resolve in his eyes.
00:02:42.200 I didn't see defeat.
00:02:43.520 I saw that he's resolved.
00:02:44.480 There's some things to do here, and he has a 90-day agenda coming up, and that's it.
00:02:49.020 And then he's going to be a lame duck, and they're going to do everything they can just to stall everything.
00:02:52.920 Anything they want to do, he's going to veto it, and they don't have enough to override the veto.
00:02:56.380 So get ready for two years of stuck in the mud.
00:02:59.800 But as for him, I see resolve.
00:03:03.160 I think there's, again, that follow-up agenda.
00:03:06.200 But there was something else that that I saw there. And it's I think he really has this sense of, you know, he wants to win.
00:03:18.700 And I think wanting to win came out because politically there'll be no more wins. He's not going to be elected again. There's no other elections.
00:03:25.900 The winning and losing and measurements on elections is done. But when he talked about A.I., you could see a little glint.
00:03:33.120 i don't know if you saw it pat he's like i'm not here to have a deep second position to china
00:03:38.040 and i think you saw a guy where it doesn't matter how you feel democrat republican he loves america
00:03:43.720 and he wants to win and i kind of saw a little bit of that and i was happy to see it yeah this
00:03:49.180 reminded me of the trump that isn't right or left it's it was a very human interview which i liked
00:03:56.540 a lot and i are it's close what's that go go please go no and it it was very humanizing i
00:04:02.620 think that's a nice aspect of trump it makes you realize all the accusations and all the talk and
00:04:07.160 all the extreme stuff we hear that there's this guy under there who i really do believe wants
00:04:11.260 what's best for america the ai issue is such a prominent issue it's a tough issue it's a double
00:04:17.260 sided issue because you have to deal with the idea that china could be ahead of us which is an
00:04:22.380 endgame, or that we just advance
00:04:24.360 so quick without guardrails, and that's
00:04:26.300 an endgame, too. And this kind of
00:04:28.280 touched on that nature of
00:04:30.020 the difficulty of the things. I wish
00:04:32.260 there were more interviews like this in politics in general.
00:04:34.860 That's what I actually would. Yeah, but
00:04:35.920 you know what is crazy, though? Think about
00:04:38.280 if you're president. Say you
00:04:40.200 become president, Tom. You're president,
00:04:42.440 Vinny, okay? Tom, you're president,
00:04:44.520 okay? And comment sections
00:04:46.240 will stay there. Let's just say you're the president. I'm not looking at comments.
00:04:47.960 I'm just telling you. You always say that. That's not what I'm looking at.
00:04:50.020 Let's say you're the president. Here's a question for you.
00:04:52.380 would you be this available to press as he is don't just say yes actually think about what i'm
00:05:01.440 asking you no i wouldn't if you were the president would you say yes to this many interviews absolutely
00:05:08.040 not considering 90 of them hate you and because of them they've ruined you tom well i mean go back
00:05:15.420 and take a look at the accessibility of obama go back and look at the accessibility i'm asking
00:05:19.980 I'm saying if I was president, I would look back at accessibility
00:05:26.580 and what does that do to me, and I would look for examples.
00:05:30.460 And I probably wouldn't be nearly as accessible as Trump
00:05:33.440 because a lot of headaches came from it, but I respect that he did it.
00:05:38.400 I'm asking a simple question, Tom.
00:05:40.200 Would you be as accessible as he is?
00:05:41.720 No, I just gave you an answer.
00:05:42.700 I wanted a shorter version.
00:05:44.120 So then this is a follow-up question to you.
00:05:45.880 Here's a follow-up question to you.
00:05:46.980 the fact that he is disaccessible
00:05:49.880 how do you feel about
00:05:51.840 this man that's disaccessible 0.98
00:05:53.640 everybody beats him up 1.00
00:05:55.500 but he never turns out in an interview
00:05:57.480 what does that say about the man's character
00:05:59.220 I respect it
00:06:00.540 he's willing to get in the ring
00:06:02.740 he believes in what he's saying
00:06:04.500 otherwise he wouldn't have gone through
00:06:05.660 but the day he was shot in the ear
00:06:08.760 he was right back at it
00:06:10.540 I guarantee you
00:06:12.100 the day this guy is done with
00:06:13.900 or he dies or he's gone
00:06:15.900 He's no longer with us, which, God willing, that day comes a long time
00:06:18.640 because I want him to live a long time afterwards to spend time with his grandkids.
00:06:21.860 I want that for everybody.
00:06:23.400 But, God willing, when that day comes, you know what media is going to realize
00:06:29.560 deep down inside?
00:06:31.860 They're going to realize how much they miss how available he was to talk to everybody
00:06:37.980 and never turn down a conversation.
00:06:40.360 Because I honestly don't think there's a single soul.
00:06:44.420 i i want you to think about any personality and profile who would be this accessible i don't think
00:06:52.240 there's anybody that would be this accessible go go talk about every one of them is jamie diamond
00:06:56.440 this accessible is bob eiger this accessible he never talks to anybody it's not tell me what
00:07:00.920 executive go go tell me what executive is as accessible as he is what executive and there's
00:07:06.460 never been as accessible there's never been someone as targeted by the press yeah so on top
00:07:11.800 of being accessible he's going into enemy territory from any objective standpoint they're
00:07:17.320 constantly trying to find clips to ruin him which i could which i could understand why like when he
00:07:21.300 says packet i saw i saw multiple clips and i want to get into an ai one as well when he said because
00:07:25.740 he looked at him and he was like kind of smiling he goes i hate my enemies these aren't like a one
00:07:30.380 off somebody said something bad about you in the press pat since 2016 guys the list is insane of
00:07:37.960 what they've done on top of the trying to shoot him and it's hitler and all that's visa abuse it's 0.62
00:07:43.540 still to this day like could mind you the pelosis and the schumers if god forbid trump was killed 0.61
00:07:49.220 how do you think that they would respond and i'm being genuine i think hillary my opinion all of
00:07:54.420 them would be celebrating behind closed doors behind closed doors but but maybe some of them
00:07:59.380 even in public because that's that's how dark their souls are but pat i think when it came to
00:08:03.320 the immigration thing some people were saying oh he's bending the knee look what look what he's
00:08:07.500 saying he's talking about people that have been here for 10 to 15 years which we talked about this
00:08:11.400 you have to have a so there has to be a fix and nobody nobody brings up the biden stuff on the 0.99
00:08:17.540 left none of these cretins want to bring up that almost 15 million people were purposefully let in 0.97
00:08:24.440 none of the pundits none of the left none of them said anything pat and it drives me crazy 0.87
00:08:28.840 but i wanted to mention this part too uh he said did you guys catch this that his administration
00:08:34.380 called a leader of a major AI
00:08:36.380 company and threatened them with jail.
00:08:38.280 He said, and I quote, we said,
00:08:40.440 do you like the color orange, which is
00:08:42.260 hilarious? Go home right now. The guy started laughing
00:08:44.360 when he said that. See your wife and children. Give them a kiss
00:08:46.280 goodnight because tomorrow morning you're going to go to jail.
00:08:48.480 He had that conversation. Who do you think he was talking about?
00:08:49.820 Who would that be? Well, I have an idea. Oh, would it be
00:08:51.760 Sam Altman? That's right. Okay. I think he was
00:08:54.120 talking about Altman. Do you remember that one part when he,
00:08:56.020 I watched a longer version of it just to see
00:08:58.180 what was being said. I think he was
00:09:00.180 talking about Altman. And what do you think that was about? Like meaning
00:09:02.080 we're going to send you to jail unless you do what?
00:09:04.380 Well, you know, he was pushing the envelope a little bit.
00:09:08.040 There was a moment where Altman had a lot of, he was being a little bit,
00:09:13.740 look, let's just say it this way.
00:09:15.820 Of all the people, do you know Anthropic, how Anthropic got started?
00:09:18.920 How?
00:09:20.780 I honestly don't know.
00:09:21.740 Seriously?
00:09:22.140 I swear to you.
00:09:23.100 I don't know.
00:09:24.120 Do you know seven out of seven founders of Anthropic came from OpenAI?
00:09:28.500 They left.
00:09:29.340 Let me say this one more time to you.
00:09:31.580 Anthropic got started because of Sam Altman.
00:09:34.380 They used to work at Anthropic.
00:09:37.100 Sam Altman pushed seven of them out.
00:09:39.760 They got so pissed, they said, boom to you.
00:09:42.440 We'll start our own thing.
00:09:43.040 They went from OpenAI.
00:09:44.840 From OpenAI to going and starting Anthropic.
00:09:47.320 And this is where Elon was talking crap to him because he said it was supposed to be open source.
00:09:50.300 This was a nonprofit. 0.97
00:09:51.500 Open AI.
00:09:52.640 Think about the title of the word.
00:09:53.940 Open AI.
00:09:55.820 And nonprofit, Elon gets $50 million.
00:09:57.880 You convert it, Elon gets nothing. 0.99
00:09:59.320 But Sam Altman's gay, so when he says here, go home and kiss your wife, 0.99
00:10:02.460 was he talking about him? 0.99
00:10:03.920 I think it was metaphorical. 0.98
00:10:06.260 No, he is gay. 0.84
00:10:06.800 Yeah, but I think what Trump was saying, that was a metaphor. 0.98
00:10:11.260 It's like, hey, go kiss your family tonight.
00:10:12.740 You're going to jail.
00:10:13.780 Go kiss your husband. 0.96
00:10:14.680 And by the way, I'm purely speculating.
00:10:17.060 It could be somebody else.
00:10:18.000 I'm just giving my opinion.
00:10:18.920 Go ahead, Tom.
00:10:19.700 And you have to remember who was in Trump's ear at that time, Elon Musk,
00:10:23.020 who was in the middle of two-level lawsuit that he lost on a timing technicality
00:10:29.160 not because it was wrong, Elon Musk.
00:10:31.600 So the president had a lot of Elon Musk in one ear, and Altman was also coloring outside the lines, as they say.
00:10:39.460 And so that's why I thought it was Altman.
00:10:42.180 I said, man, that all comes together.
00:10:44.140 Look how close it is.
00:10:45.680 Also because you have to remember the U.S. government fears AI because they want to use it for surveillance on us, and they do not want it to be outside the box.
00:10:53.900 Now, let me do this.
00:10:55.060 So part I want to go to is the following.
00:10:58.100 There was obviously a massive divide in the Republican Party,
00:11:01.200 which led to the election, midterms, what happened.
00:11:05.720 And look, nobody sits here and says,
00:11:07.920 I'm willing to bet any of these major podcasters out there
00:11:11.000 that are on the conservative side,
00:11:12.740 none of them would have the audacity to go and meet
00:11:15.340 and sit down with anybody at any point.
00:11:17.960 They would be selective.
00:11:19.000 This guy's not.
00:11:19.860 He's got the guts to sit down with anybody, right?
00:11:22.120 But watch this.
00:11:22.780 There's certain things you simply shouldn't say.
00:11:26.920 Trump goes out there and says voters should blame themselves for stock market route.
00:11:33.600 Okay?
00:11:34.280 So let me read this to you.
00:11:35.580 Again, these are the types of things that he says that you sit there and you're like,
00:11:39.600 all right, this is never going to change.
00:11:42.320 This is not like he's ever going to change.
00:11:43.620 So this is not a, hey, feedback, consider doing this.
00:11:46.700 No.
00:11:47.360 President Trump said Thursday, this is an Axios story,
00:11:50.060 night that voters had themselves to blame for the stock market's historic sell-off
00:11:53.260 Two days after the Republicans lost the midterms elections in historic fashion, the president is lashing out at the voters who rejected his candidates and message.
00:12:00.520 Stock plunged Thursday and with the heavy NASDAQ sinking more than 5% as AI-linked stocks sold off.
00:12:06.880 Investors are skittish about the future of AI development and the data centers at the Power Technology and Tuesday's Blue Wave Ushering Candidates.
00:12:13.440 Stock market crashed today because the Democrats had a big Tuesday.
00:12:17.400 So sad to see you only have yourselves to blame.
00:12:21.140 He said on Truth Social.
00:12:22.720 Okay, you know what this reminds me of?
00:12:26.060 This reminds me of Yankees are doing a post-game, you know,
00:12:29.680 they're doing a conference about the fact that Cashman is staying,
00:12:32.940 Boone is staying, all this stuff.
00:12:33.920 And you know what, I think it was Hal who says, look, let's face it,
00:12:39.180 it's not because the team they put together,
00:12:40.800 it's definitely not because of management,
00:12:42.500 it's definitely not because of pitching, it's because of hitting.
00:12:44.980 So you put the onus on who?
00:12:46.400 You're hitting.
00:12:47.220 Players are the reasons why you didn't win.
00:12:49.180 All right.
00:12:50.060 Hey, you know why the stock is down, Nike?
00:12:51.860 because it's customers' fault because you guys are no longer coming and buying.
00:12:55.320 Nike went from $261 billion out of valuation to $50 billion.
00:12:58.660 Moments like this opens for criticism.
00:13:01.360 Who is the one person you never publicly criticize is your customers.
00:13:05.440 Period.
00:13:05.580 And if you criticize your customers, sometimes your customers just goes away
00:13:09.320 because you said something about the customers who were once very loyal to you
00:13:15.000 and they were buying from you.
00:13:16.080 You know who's made that mistake before?
00:13:17.520 All of us have.
00:13:18.660 Yep.
00:13:19.060 Who hasn't made that mistake?
00:13:20.220 You're upset, you're frustrated, and you're like, it's the agent's fault.
00:13:23.960 It's this person's fault.
00:13:25.080 It's that person's fault.
00:13:26.360 Who's the leader in charge?
00:13:27.700 Who's got the top?
00:13:28.820 Who chose the leaders?
00:13:30.060 Who chose the policies?
00:13:31.380 Who made the decisions?
00:13:32.520 Sometimes comments like this carries more weight than you think,
00:13:37.860 and you need to be reminded and say, hey, it's not the customers.
00:13:42.260 Find a way to let them know the way you want them before.
00:13:45.720 And, by the way, going back to the 60-minute thing, Tom,
00:13:48.100 You made a very good point of how poised he was.
00:13:51.080 Like, I don't sense any bitterness from him.
00:13:54.340 This is actually the most bitterness energy I've seen in a tweet. 0.82
00:13:59.100 It's always his tweet, his crazy tweet.
00:14:00.560 Yeah, that you sense that you don't need to do that.
00:14:03.280 So, I don't know.
00:14:04.100 I don't know if the person that's sitting there saying,
00:14:05.880 hey, do you want to send this tweet?
00:14:06.760 I don't know if there's a point of sending this tweet or not,
00:14:08.920 but it is what it is.
00:14:09.800 Nothing's changed.
00:14:10.380 It's not going to change.
00:14:11.540 It's things like this that upsets people.
00:14:13.180 Tom, your thoughts on this?
00:14:14.140 Well, you know, there is a saying that goes out there,
00:14:17.080 And we've all said it. It's like, hey, Angelenos, you get what you vote for.
00:14:21.960 Now you got to live with it. I've said that about Los Angeles and I was the voter out there.
00:14:25.620 And I and I've said we I said we get what we vote for because there were things going on in California.
00:14:30.400 And like so you're on the voter side. Exactly. You're the customer in the crowd.
00:14:35.560 You can say that it from the podium. It's hard.
00:14:40.320 And I'm hoping this is just one blip in what is a very resolved president going out to to work with the agenda and get some things done between now and January 4th.
00:14:52.160 But I just listen, comments like that are going to make people jump off you.
00:14:58.120 But and again, Pat, that's just how he's wired is never to put the like when have you actually I think I think yesterday's interview was the one time like about immigration, immigration.
00:15:08.440 That's me, personally.
00:15:09.580 First time I actually saw, like, yeah, we kind of, you know what I mean.
00:15:13.340 Like, we kind of messed up.
00:15:14.440 But like I said, this type of stuff, Pat, at his age where he's had in his life,
00:15:18.180 he's never going to change when it comes to this type of stuff.
00:15:20.360 But guess what?
00:15:21.060 The market doesn't lie.
00:15:22.620 The voting people.
00:15:24.720 By the way, let me say the crazy thing.
00:15:26.980 Here's the crazy thing.
00:15:28.320 He's right.
00:15:29.920 But let me tell you what I mean here.
00:15:34.480 He's not wrong.
00:15:36.340 He's not wrong.
00:15:37.580 The reality, what I love about what he said, the interviewer, you chose the candidates.
00:15:43.780 These are the candidates you brought in.
00:15:46.240 You brought in these guys, right?
00:15:49.640 Ken, what is it?
00:15:51.380 Paxton.
00:15:52.340 One of the most boring candidates ever.
00:15:55.060 I interviewed him, and I'm waiting for him to explain the policies.
00:15:58.540 Vanilla after vanilla after vanilla after vanilla answers.
00:16:02.120 Who the hell is going to rally for you?
00:16:04.460 So he's not wrong that the voters voted for this.
00:16:07.900 And he said something in a question to the guy.
00:16:09.700 He says in 60 minutes, how's your 401K doing?
00:16:13.080 I tell everybody, when you vote, just look at your 401K.
00:16:16.720 Because the moment they voted the other way, the 401K went down.
00:16:19.360 Well, you voted for that.
00:16:20.800 He's not wrong there. 0.96
00:16:22.400 But the problem is, there's also part of it is that you made the decision with the war.
00:16:27.340 You made the decision.
00:16:28.200 And whether right or wrong, that's the buck stops with you.
00:16:31.160 There's an important note.
00:16:31.980 presidents aren't rewarded for long-term benefits to the country they're rewarded for short term so
00:16:36.960 the next the two years is what people vote on they don't vote on your vision for the next 10
00:16:41.900 15 years and that's been a problem for trump from the start uh and you you know accountability is
00:16:48.280 something that i think nowadays people really really like that that human moment that you
00:16:52.420 touched on vinnie yeah when he was talking about immigration that resonates with voters that
00:16:56.120 resonates with people kind of breaks this whole concept and more and more and more voters are
00:16:59.620 pushing away from this two-party concept and they're looking at it of what benefits my life
00:17:04.900 so when trump has this weird dichotomy of one second he connects with you and then the next
00:17:08.880 second he takes this elitist position the economy is amazing you don't know what you're talking about
00:17:12.740 to the voter and then he does things like this yeah and uh regardless of whether it's true or
00:17:17.780 not it's a messaging issue yeah this lady sees me she says you know what i agree with the hat you
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