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Breitbart's Jerome Hudson Visit's The Morning Show · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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Speaker 1: As we speak, I am turning the page in the rundown.
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Speaker 1: There it is second page, show number fifty five forty
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Speaker 1: nine of The Morning Show with Preston Scott. He is Jose.
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Speaker 1: I am Preston, and this is our dear friend. He
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Speaker 1: is the entertainment editor at Breitbart dot Com. He's the
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Speaker 1: author of the fifty Things books, Fifty Things they Don't
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Speaker 1: Want You to Know and fifty Things they Don't Want
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Speaker 1: You to Know about Trump. He is our friend Jerome Hudson. Hello, sir,
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Speaker 1: how are you?
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Speaker 2: I'm living the dream? I really am.
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Speaker 1: I am so sorry about what happened a few weeks
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Speaker 1: ago when the system died on us and we could
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Speaker 1: not honor our time together.
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Speaker 2: But here we are now. I know those are some
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Speaker 2: massive tech bugs. I hosted on Serious Exom Sunday night
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Speaker 2: and had many of them, but thankfully I did not yesterday,
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Speaker 2: and it could be worse. We could all be buried
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Speaker 2: under several feet of snow.
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Speaker 1: That's true. We are not facing that. Hey, let me
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Speaker 1: just get your thoughts on it. Totally unrelated to the
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Speaker 1: entertainment page of Breitbart, where I definitely want to go
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Speaker 1: and spend a little time. I've been playing some clips
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Speaker 1: of islamis in this country, boldly telling us that we
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Speaker 1: will all bow to Islam, that it will be in
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Speaker 1: all of our homes or else. And we're watching, and
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Speaker 1: we're watching an effort in Texas to claim false acceptance
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Speaker 1: of Jesus. They're engaging in the classic Islamic doctrine of takiya.
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Speaker 1: What are your thoughts about this incursion in America? What's
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Speaker 1: happened in New York City, what's happening in Dearborn, what's
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Speaker 1: happening in Texas, what's happening in other parts of the country.
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Speaker 2: You know, as long as they get to keep my
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Speaker 2: bacon and port shop, I don't know. No, Yeah, it's
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Speaker 2: it's I don't think that it's inevitable, the spread of Islam.
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Speaker 2: I think was the Congressman Randy Fine has sort of
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Speaker 2: refashioned his bill proposals adult puppies over cheria or something
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Speaker 2: like that. Yeah, you know, I'm thinking about this. I
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Speaker 2: feel like I used to know more more Muslims, and
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Speaker 2: now I'm not even sure. Ah, in my immediate or
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Speaker 2: I'm going I'm in my mind. I'm searching right now,
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Speaker 2: several layers out right, like I just because I don't.
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Speaker 2: I don't. I don't really know any Muslims. They're like
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Speaker 2: Native Americans to me. I'm not even sure if I've
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Speaker 2: seen any in years the efforts. Know the elected officials,
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Speaker 2: I guess they're a handful in Congress, certainly in state houses,
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Speaker 2: in city councils. I just don't see it as this
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Speaker 2: sort of threat that is leading us down in anexorable
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Speaker 2: path in which I will have to give up my bacon.
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Speaker 2: You know where we just up in our education systems,
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Speaker 2: our law enforcement apparatus, our healthcare in you know, honestly,
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Speaker 2: maybe AIS is more dangerous to the way of life
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Speaker 2: that we've all grown and known the love here in
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Speaker 2: the country.
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Speaker 1: But what do you make of what do you make
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Speaker 1: of what's happened in England where we've got multiple mayors
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Speaker 1: of communities, we have Sharia tribunal courts that are actually
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Speaker 1: operating in English towns.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I think, you know, strength in numbers, UK's
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Speaker 2: less than seventy million people. You know, that's that's basically
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Speaker 2: California and Florida. In New York State. There's too much
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Speaker 2: of the United States. There's just too much tradition, and
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Speaker 2: there's also I think a collective recognition that we can
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Speaker 2: never allow again what Joe Biden did by letting anyone
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Speaker 2: into this country from anywhere for whatever damn reason they
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Speaker 2: claimed that they could be here in the UK. And
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Speaker 2: many European countries suffered from just completely unadulterated and unspettered immigration,
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Speaker 2: in immigration with the of people from countries where the
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Speaker 2: cultures are just fast aftwards, to put it lightly, and
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Speaker 2: that has been happening here for a long time. And
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Speaker 2: I do like I am encouraged by the one ag
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Speaker 2: the shift that it seems that we've taken in terms
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Speaker 2: of a course correction against that that I think stops
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Speaker 2: a lot of the magics. It certainly doesn't stop all
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Speaker 2: of it, and there certainly are people who are of
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Speaker 2: that faith here in Positions of power.
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Speaker 1: Joum Hudson with us this morning here on the radio program.
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Speaker 1: He is the entertainment editor at Breitbart dot com. Jome,
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Speaker 1: let me jump to the entertainment pages of Breitbart. I've
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Speaker 1: been fascinating, fascinated to watch the journey of Nicki Minaj.
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Speaker 1: Has she is She now just the latest person to
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Speaker 1: learn the lesson that your ethnicity, your music style, all
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Speaker 1: of it dies to the left once you betray them.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you want to talk about poisonous, insidious religion,
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Speaker 2: Let's talk about liberalism and rule number one. You cannot
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Speaker 2: leave the plantation, and if you choose to, you will
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Speaker 2: be treated as at a prostate for your heresy. And
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Speaker 2: they may not kill you, stop your heart, but they'll
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Speaker 2: try to destroy your character and your career. It does
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Speaker 2: not matter who you are, how much wealth you have,
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Speaker 2: how much they mus accumulated, how much success you've had
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Speaker 2: over your career. Donald Trump is a bad, bad man
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Speaker 2: in the minds of the people who are the decision
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Speaker 2: makers oftentimes in the film business, easy business, in the
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Speaker 2: music industry that it extends obviously to media, mass media
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Speaker 2: and education. And you know, but again those gatekeepers in
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Speaker 2: the barriers that they put up are certainly falling in
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Speaker 2: any ways. And people like Nicki Minaj is a part
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Speaker 2: of that trend. You know, when you press people against
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Speaker 2: the colhart reality that they deserve better in their elected officials,
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Speaker 2: and when you look around and life is just harder
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Speaker 2: and it shouldn't be in twenty twenty six for you
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Speaker 2: to raise a family and find good competent education systems
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Speaker 2: for your children, and for you to be able to
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Speaker 2: not only run a business, but run a successful business
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Speaker 2: and have safe streets right and not be poisoned by
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Speaker 2: the food that you eat. It makes it easier for
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Speaker 2: you to walk away from the maddeness that the left
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Speaker 2: and Democrat politicians push.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting because this is not a journey unfamiliar. This
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Speaker 1: is a journey that's not unfamiliar to you personally. I
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Speaker 1: think it would be helpful to remind our listeners, though
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Speaker 1: you privately might have held the views of conservatism far longer,
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Speaker 1: your journey began at Florida A and M University and
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Speaker 1: publishing a piece about being conservative on that campus.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I was born and raised but a mother and father.
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Speaker 2: My dad's aren't veteran. My mother when she wasn't reading
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Speaker 2: the Bible, she was doing the books for a local
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Speaker 2: beauty shop in Savannah. And by the time I left
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Speaker 2: Savannah and graduated high school in two thousand and four,
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Speaker 2: and about a year after, I get to Tallahassie, marching
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Speaker 2: in the Great Marching one hundred for a year, accumulating
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Speaker 2: more friends than I could count. I was in scunts,
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Speaker 2: in that liberal bubble. You know that a lot of
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Speaker 2: people probably under the sign of My voice, have found
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Speaker 2: themselves in at one point or another. The journey might
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Speaker 2: have been different, but they probably found themselves in the
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Speaker 2: same social settings where you are expected to think a
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Speaker 2: certain way and certainly comport yourself a certain way. Black
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Speaker 2: there's no way that you could take for yourself and
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Speaker 2: question the political systems that just happened to be popular
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Speaker 2: when it comes to liberalism, immocrat politics. And I found
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Speaker 2: that incredibly hypocritical, right, and anything bruant with my own
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Speaker 2: life and my own belief I gave my life to
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Speaker 2: Christ because I honestly wanted to serve in the church.
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Speaker 2: I wanted to be an usher. I just I just
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Speaker 2: wanted to play my part in helping people come to Jesus.
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Speaker 2: And there were a lot of incongruencies in conflicts put
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Speaker 2: that belief in a Lord and Savior who died for
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Speaker 2: every man, regardless of how they look or whatever. And liberalism,
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Speaker 2: which just had so many constraints, right you, and and
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Speaker 2: it's it's ever changing, apparently right, because apparently boys can
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Speaker 2: be girls, girls can be boys, And I don't know
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Speaker 2: if that's the image of God, but anyway, Yeah, I
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Speaker 2: wrote a piece the Life of the young black conservative
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Speaker 2: right because the social pressure to go along and get
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Speaker 2: along with liberalism. Yeah, it was. It was bothersome and
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Speaker 2: it just became tiring. And once I walked away from
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Speaker 2: the Democrat Party and learned the true history of that party,
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Speaker 2: which they obviously still live out today, they have a
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Speaker 2: fantasized in their party platform. They are soft on crime,
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Speaker 2: which only proliferates crime. You know the rest. So yeah,
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Speaker 2: I am the original Nicki Minaj.
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Speaker 1: I guess you've been listening this morning. You heard me
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Speaker 1: share Gavin Newsom at a A setting. I was wrong.
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Speaker 1: I thought the audience was was likely I couldn't see
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Speaker 1: any shots of the audience in the clip, was likely
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Speaker 1: blacks mostly, It turns out just the opposite. The moderator
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Speaker 1: of this discussion is black, and Gavin Newsom had had
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Speaker 1: this to say.
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Speaker 3: I'm not you know, I'm not trying to impress you.
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Speaker 3: I'm just trying to impress upon you. I'm like you,
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Speaker 3: I'm no better than you, you know.
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Speaker 1: I'm now he's addressing this to the host who's black.
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Speaker 3: The nine sixty SAT guy. Yeh And you know, and
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Speaker 3: I'm not trying to offend anyone, you know, trying to
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Speaker 3: act all there if you got nine forty, but literally
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Speaker 3: a nine sixty sat guy, I cannot you you've never
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Speaker 3: seen me read a speech, because I cannot read a speech.
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Speaker 1: Joining us is Jerome Hudson from brightbart dot com.
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Speaker 2: Jerome, it's hard to listen to it, and I want
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Speaker 2: people to hear me right now. Like the Cornell Wes,
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Speaker 2: who is you know, deeply committed to his blackness and
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Speaker 2: has been built a small fortune off of propagatingpticism and
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Speaker 2: anti intellectualism and separatists politics, Cornell West called Gavin Newsom.
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Speaker 2: He basically says that he's preaching from the hymnal of
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Speaker 2: white supremacy. And it's hard for me to disagree with
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Speaker 2: Cornell West. I mean, there is Gavin Newsom basically doing
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Speaker 2: the thing pressure that he's been doing for months. He
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Speaker 2: went on a podcast two popular x NBA players a
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Speaker 2: few months ago, just lying spewing false claims about how
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Speaker 2: he grew up poor to the single mother who wasn't
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Speaker 2: home when he got home from school until he had
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Speaker 2: to make macaroni and cheese to feed himself. Just easily
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Speaker 2: disprovable that Gavin Newsom grew up surrounded by wealth, his
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Speaker 2: entire life, went to the elite schools all because of
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Speaker 2: his father's political and business connections. And so we don't
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Speaker 2: know what the question he was asked there in Atlanta
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Speaker 2: by a black moderator. But yes, I'm a small jay journalist.
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Speaker 2: And so you know, the video of the audience has
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Speaker 2: now come out. It is mostly like, mostly middle class,
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Speaker 2: but it doesn't excuse whatever point he was trying to
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Speaker 2: make and the laughter that he received from that crowd,
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Speaker 2: because it's incredibly condescending. It's insanely insulting for Gavin Newsom
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Speaker 2: essentially to say, I'm like you to black voters, I'm
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Speaker 2: down with the struggle because I can connect to your
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Speaker 2: struggles because I have a mental defect. I mean, there
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Speaker 2: are parently of black people who scored above ninet sixty
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Speaker 2: on the SAT I'm one of them, and I'm not
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Speaker 2: even sure how I did it, but I did it.
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Speaker 2: And so you know, this is Hillary Clinton going to
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Speaker 2: a black church during the general election in twenty fifteen
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Speaker 2: in changing the intonation and our voice.
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Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, we've seen this play before, but now we
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Speaker 1: get the defense of it all by his spokespeople and
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Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom. You know, apologists and sycophants out there, and
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Speaker 1: of course they just resort to the and if you
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Speaker 1: don't like it, go f yourself, which is always a
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Speaker 1: very clever response. You know, this is just if Gavin
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Speaker 1: Newsom comes out and says, look, as many of you
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Speaker 1: may or may not know, I have dyslexia and so
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Speaker 1: blah blah blah.
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Speaker 2: But that's not what he said, right, And he's on
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Speaker 2: camera reading or pretending to read. And he's also on
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Speaker 2: camera speaking to black excuse me, speaking to white audiences
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Speaker 2: and white interviewers in sounding in a completely different way.
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Speaker 2: The inflections in his voice are completely different. But this
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Speaker 2: is all the reaction to Donald Trump healing off more
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Speaker 2: a sizable chunk of the black vote every time he's
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Speaker 2: run for president. And I know Donald Trump, well, I
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Speaker 2: guess he won't run for president again. I should caveat that,
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Speaker 2: but I assume Donald Trump won't be at the top
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Speaker 2: of the ticket. So Gavin Newsom wants to be at
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Speaker 2: the top of the Democratic ticket. Pete Fota Jeedge can't
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Speaker 2: get black support. It's his achilles heel. And Gavin Newsom
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Speaker 2: sees Kamala Harris as his biggest his biggest competitor in
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Speaker 2: terms of fighting for the for the black vote that
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Speaker 2: still votes for Democrats, that is a shrinking number. It's
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Speaker 2: a strengthing number in presidential candiate elections, it's a strengthing
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Speaker 2: number in statewide offices. Who're positive here in Florida after
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Speaker 2: thank god he dodged the freak show size bullet of
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Speaker 2: Andrew Gillum. Fewer and fewer black blacks are registered Democrats
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Speaker 2: more than a registered Independence today than they were a
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Speaker 2: decade ago. And so this is a freak show reaction
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Speaker 2: from Gavin Newsom. They're scrambling for few and fewer Black
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Speaker 2: Democrats to support them, and while offering fewer and fewer
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Speaker 2: reasons for blackness or any voter to vote for Democrats.
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Speaker 1: Always enjoy catching up with you, Jerome. Be well, my friend,
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Speaker 1: God bless.
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Speaker 2: You that bless you.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Sir. Jerome Hudson with us from brightbart dot com.
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Speaker 1: He's entertainment editor. Check out his books The Fifty Things
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Speaker 1: They Don't Want You to Know and The Fifty Things
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Speaker 1: they Don't Want You to Know About Trump