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Leave Me Out Of Y'all Civil War | Episode 11 · The Augarius Williams Show

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I have an amazing show play for you guys today.
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There are a number of different things we're gonna hit,
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but before we dive into any of it, I would
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be remissed if I didn't give you guys my general
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disclaimer that I like to give out at the beginning
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of each and every episode. This podcast is not intended
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for snowflakes, is not intended for people who cannot deal
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with tough conversations about politics. If you're someone that has
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a fragile political ego and you don't like your particular
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side of the aisle being criticized, this podcast is not
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for you. I criticize both sides fairly because frankly, I
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can't stand either side of the political spectrum. I hate
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Republicans and I hate Democrats. And when I say I
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hate Republicans and Democrats, I'm not talking about people who
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vote Democrat or Republican. I'm talking about the Republican and
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Democratic politicians that continue to do things that push us
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further and further away from each other. Those are the
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people that I can't stand. I have people in my
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life that I enjoy being around that are Republicans. I
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have people in my life that I enjoy being around
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that are Democrat. My issue is not with them. My
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issue is with those weasels that are in politics that
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tries to convince you and I that they're there to
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serve our best entriests when we all know that they're not. So.
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If your ego can't handle your political party being taken
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down by someone like myself, then I highly recommend that
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you click off this podcast now. I don't want to
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have your time wasted, because there are several other things
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that you could be doing with your day besides listening
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to me. So with that disclaimer out of the way,
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let's go ahead and dive into the show, shall we.
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I am recording this on September the twentieth. Now Here recently,
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we've been doing episodes that have not been on Tuesdays,
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which is why at the very beginning of this show,
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I tell you guys that we do this every single week.
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I've never put a specific day on when these episodes
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would be uploaded into your podcast feed, and I do
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that because it gives me a little bit of leverage
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where if something happens in the beginning of the week,
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it gives me a couple of days to sort of
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sift through my thoughts before I present my commentary to
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you guys. So that's the reason why here lately, these
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episodes have been going into your podcast feed on Saturday,
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because there have been things that have been happening that
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people have gone out and they've instantly given their thoughts
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on and they've had the backtrack, Whereas I like to
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sit here and try to piece together everything that I'm hearing,
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so that way you guys can get as cohesive of
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a message from me as possible. That's the reason why
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it took me a couple of days to give you
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guys my thoughts on the death of Charlie Kirk. And
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that's the reason why on today's show, I'm just now
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going to be discussing with you guys my thoughts on
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Jimmy Kimmel being indefinitely suspended by ABC over comments that
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he made on his show about the alleged killer of
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Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson and his alleged ties to the
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Republican Party. But before we dive off into the Jimmy
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Kimmel news, I want to quickly go back and give
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you guys some further thoughts on the death of Charlie Kirk.
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So it has been a week and three days since
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Charlie Kirk was gonned down at Utah Valley State University
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during one of his mega college debating events, if you
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want to call it that, and I've been listening to
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people on both sides of the political spectrum give their
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thoughts on his passing. Those who are going to sorely
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miss Charlie Kirk and the positive impact that they felt
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that his movement turning Point in USA was making throughout
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the country. And you have other people who aren't going
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to miss Charlie Kirk so much because they felt that
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the only thing he used his platform for was to
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spew his viow feelings and opinions about Blacks, women, non Christians, gays,
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trans people, etc. So, as I've been sitting here over
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the course of the past week and change trying to
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really figure out what I was going to say about
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his past, something interesting came to my mind. When I
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was preparing this show. I said to myself, you know what,
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everybody else has given their opinion on Charlie Kirk. People
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they've in certain instances glossed over certain things that he said,
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while others have gotten to the point of saying, and
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you know what, we need to remember that Charlie Kirk
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said things that should not be celebrated and as a result,
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we should not be celebrating him as some angel that's
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gone on to heaven. But I say all of that
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to say this, I've gotten to a point in my
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life when it comes to this Charlie Kirk thing where
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I understand that he is going to be judged by
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someone that's bigger than all of us. As I'm pretty
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sure we've all heard before, God sits up high and
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he looks down low, and he watches all of us
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all the time, twenty four hours a day, seven days
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a week, three hundred and sixty five days of the
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year three sixty six, if you want to do leap
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year until he calls us home. Over the course of
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time that we're here on earth, everything that we do,
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everything that we say, every wrong that we commit, everything
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right that we do, he watches. And so I've gotten
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to the point of saying, you know what, I realize
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that we're all going to have different opinions about Charlie
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Kirk and the legacy that he leaves behind. But there's
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somebody who sits higher than me, who sits higher than
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all of us, that will judge Charlie Kirk based on
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the life that he lived. And I think it's very
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important to make this point that maybe we should use
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Charlie Kirk's passing as an opportunity to ask ourselves a
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million dollar question. Are we doing enough in our own
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lives to warrant us to be looked upon favorably by
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God when it's our time to go. That's the million
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dollar question. Are we doing enough in our lives to
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be looked upon favorably by God when it's our time
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to go? Because at this point, when it comes to
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Charlie Kirk, it is what it is. Conservatives they don't
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want people bringing up some of the things that Charlie
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Kirk said, and when they do bring it up, they say, well,
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you guys have been looking at it the wrong way.
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This is the way you should have looked at And
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liberals for the most part, have come out and said,
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this guy epitomized everything that was wrong and still continues
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to be wrong with America. So we're not gonna sit
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back and allow you guys to make him some sort
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of a martyr. And I've just basically gotten to this
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point where I don't care anymore to discuss all these
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different reactions because in a country where we have First
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Amendment right to freedom of speech and freedom of expression,
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I'm not gonna sit here and argue with anybody who
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feels a particular way. If you're someone that's mourning the
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loss of Charlie Kirk and you don't want to revisit
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some of the things that he said. Fine, live your life.
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If you're someone who's not mourning his passion and you
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routinely say that this guy was vile, vitriolic, this, that,
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and the third, I'm not gonna argue with you. It's
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your life, because going back to my original point, there's
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somebody that he's gonna have to face, the same person
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that we're all gonna have to face one day, and
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we're all gonna have to stand before God and give
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an account of what we did with the time that
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he entrusted us with. And Charlie Kirk is gonna have
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to answer for some of the things that he said,
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for the or not some of the things, all the
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things that he said, just like we're all gonna have
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to answer for the things that we say and do
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when it's our time to go. I choose not to
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traffic in continuing to add fuel to an already burning fire,
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because you have some people who are willing to use
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Charlie Kirk's death as the point for an all out
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civil war. And I'm gonna talk about that a little
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bit later in the show too. I'm just gonna say
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this at the outset leave me out of your civil war,
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because the way that this thing is going, this civil
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war will not be between black and white. This civil
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war will be between Republicans and Democrats. And frankly, as
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somebody who doesn't identify with either political party, I don't
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want nothing to do with y'all and your fight, because
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we all should be realizing that our common enemy is
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just gonna sit back and laugh at us the whole
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time that we're fighting, or the whole time that ch'ald
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all fighting, because I don't know you guys know this
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or not those of you who want a civil war,
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but we all have the same common enemy. And I'll
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just leave that as a tease because once again we're
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gonna delve into it a little bit later. But when
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it comes to Charlie Kirk, conservatives feel the way they feel,
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Liberals feel the way that they feel. Me. I realize
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that he has gone. Now, he's dead for lack of
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a better word, and he's having to stand before God
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and given a count of his life, and God is
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going to be the ultimate judge of whether or not
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Charlie Kirk spends eternity in heaven, or whether or not
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he spends eternity in hell the same way that he's
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gonna judge all of us on whether or not we
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deserve entry into heaven or whether or not we deserve
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to spend eternity burning in hell. And those are my
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final thoughts on the passing of Charlie Kirk. So, speaking
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of Charlie Kirk, Jimmy Kimmel has found himself in hot
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water due to comments made about Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin,
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Tyler Robinson. Now, before we talk about what Kimmel said,
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I first want to direct you guys attention back to
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an episode of Begarius Williams Show that we did back
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in July. So this episode was actually episode three, and
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the title of that episode was simply Stephen Colbert is
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just the Beginning. In that episode, I laid out to
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you guys why I believe at the time that Stephen
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Colbert was not going to be the last late night
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talk show host to lose his job. And Lord behold,
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here we are not even two months later, and Jimmy
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Kimmel is on the verge of losing his show on ABC.
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Now you have two ABC affiliates that have pulled Jimmy
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as show from their networks, and they've basically said that
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we've pulled his show indefinite, indefinitely pardon me because of
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the comments that he made during a monologue about Charlie
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Kirk's death. And basically what Jimmy Kimmel said was, you know,
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Magaworld has been having a hard time trying to digest
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that the killer of Charlie Kirk is one of their own,
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and they've been going around trying to appease themselves by
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trying to coax themselves into believing that, oh no, he
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was not magging this, that and the third. At this point,
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we really don't know about Tyler Robinson. One minute, you
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hear that he's liberal, the next minute you hear that
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he's conservative. The one thing that we do know for
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certain is that Tyler Robinson at the time that he
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alleged shot and killed Charlie Kirk, he was living with
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his trans partner. I guess a trans was going from
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a boy to a girl or something like that. Man,
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don't get me the line. So ABC decided, you know what,
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we have to do what we have to do. And
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it's not like Jimmy Kimmel said anything that would have
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prompted outright protests and outright outrage. But here's the problem
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that Jimmy Kimmel had. Jimmy Kimmel's issue is that he
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was the host of a show that was flailing, and
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similar to the situation that Stephen Colbert found himself in.
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When you're the host of a show that's flailing and
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losing money season after season after season, you kind of
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have to walk on eggshells to make sure that you
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keep your job. Because I'm pretty sure for the longest
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time now, ABC has been looking for a reason to
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get rid of Jimmy Kimmel, and they found their reason
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because this Trump administration basically say, you know what, if
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you guys don't do it, will do. Brendan Carr, the
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chair of the FCC, went on a podcast and gave
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that ultimatum, if they don't do it, will do. And
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just think about that for a second. So Jimmy Kimmel
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is a late night comedian and made a joke about
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Maga World not really being at ease about the alleged
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killer possibly being one of them, and next thing you know,
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Wednesday evening, we find out that he's been taken off
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the air and suspended indefinitely. This has really put Republicans
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in a tough spot because Republicans are the ones that
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are always championing for free speech. They're the ones who
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don't want basic American liberties encroached upon because it would
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make us live in a society that would be less free.
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But yet they're the same ones that are cheering for
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Jimmy Kimmel being suspended indefinitely by ABC. And the main
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thing that they always say about Kimmel is that he's
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not funny, no talent, YadA, YadA, YadA. I find it
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very interesting that you guys always talk about him not
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being funny, But who in their right mind puts a
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gun up to you guys's head and make you watch
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a show that you guys claim is hosted by someone
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that that's not funny and lacks talent. If I know
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that there's somebody out there that's not funny, not talented,
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I'm not gonna watch their content. Like there's a comedian
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that everybody loves. I won't call names, but those who
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know me personally know exactly who I'm talking about. There's
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this comedian out there and he does skits or he
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doesn't do him, he has people doing the skits under
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his tagline I guess you could put it that way.
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And I disagree with some of his life choices, to
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say the least, and I choose not to traffic in
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his content. I don't hate him, because I don't know
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him personally, but I just choose not to traffick in
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his content because of some of the life choices that
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he's making. There are other people, especially on YouTube, that
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everybody loves, that I just don't love because of the
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life choices that they are making or that they've made.
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So I find it very interesting that conservatives are always
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the ones that are screamed from the rooftops how unfunny
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and how untalented Jimmy Kimmel is. But they're the main
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ones that seem to always try to traffic in the
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latest of what Jimmy Kimmel and Steven Colbert and what
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these guys have to say, and let's go ahead and
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tell the truth and shame the devil. The reason why
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certain conservatives think that Jimmy Kimmel's, Stephen Colbert, self Meyers,
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Jimmy Fallon, the whole nine yards are untalented and not funny.
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It's because they're not kissing the feet of Donald Trump.
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Their shows have become very partisans. The only time they
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invite Republicans own is when Republicans seen the goal against
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the Donald Trump. The Liz Cheney's of the world, that
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Adam kim Zingers, Chris Christy, they're the Republicans that those
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kind of hosts love because they're the ones who are
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unafraid of pushing back on Donald Trump and the things
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that he's doing in the White House. So they've dug
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themselves into this hole because they're the ones who shut
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off their content to over fifty percent of the population.
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Like we all miss those days when you could go
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home and watch late night television and actually get a laugh,
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where you could actually escape from all the news that
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you've had to digest during that particular day, where you
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didn't even know the political affiliation of the host that
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you were watching. David Letterman, Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien, Johnny Carson.
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Those were the good old days when you could actually
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watch late night television and it was worth the watch.
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Now that's not so much the case now. It was
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being reported the other day that Jimmy Kimmel could have
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went back on his show, but he had to do
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two things. He had to apologize for the comments that
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he made, and he also had to make a donation
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to the Charlick Kirk Foundation, if I remember reading that correctly.
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And of course you had liberals telling Jimmy Kimmel you
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better not been the knee. Stay strong, Jimmy. And you
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know what I find so funny about liberals who are
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out here defending Jimmy Kimmel. You guys have no problem
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defending him now. But the issue is, if you guys
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would have been watching his show, he would have never
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have to have worried about his ratings tanking, and he
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would have never had to worry about ABC needing something
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like what happened earlier this week to essentially pull the
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plug on his show, the same thing with Stephen Colbert,
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and Stephen Colbert's ratings were down. And so it makes
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you wonder when it comes to liberals, are you guys
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not watching these shows because it's too late at night
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or do you just trafficking the content on YouTube or
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so on and so forth, Because it's clearly showing that
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you guys aren't watching when it comes on. I wouldn't
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say live because those late night talk shows are recorded
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earlier in the afternoon. But you guys get my gist.
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So of course everybody's been asking the sixty five million
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dollar question about Jimmy Kimmel's abrupt, indefinite suspension from ABC.
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Is this Donald Trump's latest attempt to suppress free speech?
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I don't think is Donald Trump's way of suppressing free speech.
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But what I think it is is Donald Trump's latest
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attempt to suppress speech that he doesn't like about him.
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That's the difference. See, Donald Trump doesn't mind you speaking
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your mind as long as you're speaking about him glowingly.
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But the minute that your speech starts to become an
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all out of salt on him, that's when he has
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the problem. If Jimmy Kimmel praised him regularly, and if
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Jimmy Kimmel had no problem with the things that he
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was doing as president, Donald Trump would have absolutely no
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problem with Jimmy Kimble. But because Jimmy Kimmel seems to
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despise Donald Trump with a passion, then that's why Donald
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Trump has pulled out all the stops to make sure
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that people like him are taking off of network television.
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When you have someone that cannot take a joke about them,
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You're in pretty bad shape. Like this is the same
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guy that when he was asked about how is he
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holding up following learning the news of Charlie Kirk's passing,
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he talked about it briefly. Then he went on to
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mention how the trucks have pulled up to start working
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on the ballroom that's going to be at the White House.
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Like this is a guy who professed time and time
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again how influential Charlie Kirk was in getting him elected
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this past November. But when Charlie Kirk gets killed, you've
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seen the one to brush it off real quick. So
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that way you can let everybody and their grandmother know
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that the ballroom is going to be getting started with
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construction at the White House pretty soon. Doesn't make too
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much sense, doesn't If we have a country twenty twenty
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five years down the line, we're gonna look back at
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this time and we're gonna have our children and grandchildren
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ask us what happened during that time. We still have
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time to change how we answer that question, but it
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takes all of us to be able to give our
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children and grandchildren the answer to that question. That we
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think is satisfactory enough. And I don't see us coming
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together to give our children and grandchildren a much more
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suitable answer to that question, because you have too many
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people who cannot see Jimmy Kimmel being suspended for what
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it is. It's an attack on speech that the President
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doesn't like about him. Now, I don't believe Donald Trump
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was too upset about the Charlie Kirk thing. What I
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believe Donald Trump was upset about was when Jimmy Kimmel
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basically said that Trump is more than Charlie Kirk the
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same way that a four year old moren is losing
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a goldfish. That's what I believe got on his skin.
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And so as a result, when push came to shove,
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ABC got that phone call and basically say, hey, we're
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gonna need y'all to do what needs to be done,
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because didn't Donald Trump come out a couple hours after
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that news broken and basically told NBC that they need
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to do the same with Jimmy Fallon and Seth Myers.
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And of course you have conservatives on these networks, more
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specifically Fox, talking about, well, you have the right to
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say whatever you want to say, but you also have
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the right not to be able to say it on
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ABC and YadA, YadA, YadA. It's funny. They always proclaim
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that they love free speech, but their loving a free
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speech comes with a caveat. It has to be speech
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that we liked and democrats the same way it has
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to be speech that we like and see democrats. This
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is what one of my biggest issues with you guys
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happens to be. When y'all were in power and Biden
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was president, then he worked hand in hand with social
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media companies to stop the spread of what they call
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quote unquote disinformation. Then people lose their jobs for certain
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things that they said or posted. Weren't we living in
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an almost dracone in state when it came to the vaccine.
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If you didn't get it, you wouldn't be able to
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work in certain aspects. Democrat governors pretty much locking people
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up at home. YadA, YadA, YadA. Once again, for those
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of y'all out there who want to engage in a
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civil war, I'm feeding you as many facts as I
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can to try to convince you that your problem isn't
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with the other side. Your problem is the same problem
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that the person on the other side is having two
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people for whatever reason, doesn't want to see it that way.
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But this is where we're at in twenty twenty five
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in America, and yet we have the nerve, the gall
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to go around and tell other countries how they need
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to stop expressing speech. Remember when jd Vance was over
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in the UK, if I remember correctly, and he basically
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told them that you guys need to stop suppressing free
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speech and let people have a right to say whatever
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it is they want to say. And then you come
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back home and you look here, and then you're in
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so many ways trying to suppress people's speech that you
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don't like. If somebody called me a no good bastard,
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they got a right to say that, But by extension,
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I got a right to knock their ass out. If
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somebody told me that I have the worst podcast ever,
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they got a right to say it, but I also
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got a right to tell them fuck you and go
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to hell. So we all have the right to say
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whatever it is we want to say, spongs. We also
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have the right to do whatever we have to do
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to defend our point of view. But Jimmy has to
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understand that when you're already on thin ice, when it
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comes to your ratings and things of that sort. You
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can't go and shoot yourself in the foot and put
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yourself on even thinner ice. So could there be a
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chance that his show returns to TV sometime soon? It depends.
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I'm pretty sure there are gonna be a list of
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terms and conditions that are going to be worked out
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by him and ABC, and if those are worked out,
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he'll be back. But I hope that conservatives don't think
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that if his show is put back on TV that
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he's gonna slow down. He's only gonna ramp up what
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he has to say. And you're listening to somebody who
31:03
doesn't even like Jimmy Kim. But this is not pretty
31:14
at all coming from the FCC and the Trump White House.
31:21
And you know, things have gotten interested with Ted Crews,
31:25
that sleezy piece of crap. When he can't even get
31:28
on board with what you have to say. He basically
31:33
attributed to the mob putting in that call center. If
31:37
you don't do it, we'll do it. And for once,
31:40
I actually agree with Ted Crews, because that's certainly how
31:43
it felt. If we don't like what you have to say,
31:49
will pull you. Sorry, not sorry? All right? So cash,
32:00
but tail the useful idiot that's running the FBI for
32:06
the past couple of days has been on Capitol Hill
32:11
being grilled by the Senate as well as the House
32:15
oversight committees, and the main topic of conversation that kept
32:20
coming up time and time and time again was his
32:24
agency's blatant disregard for declassifying and revealing all files pertaining
32:36
to Jeff Repstein in his crimes. So you had lawmakers
32:42
on both sides of the out basically asking the same question,
32:47
when will all the files be released? Is Donald Trump
32:51
in them? Have you told him that he's in them?
32:55
What happened to the black Book? And are you trying
32:59
to this up because you found out that Donald Trump
33:03
is in those files in a way that would not
33:07
look good on him. And of course the useful idiot
33:11
basically said, no, well, we're not really focused on that.
33:17
I haven't read all of it. What we're focused on
33:19
is X, Y, and Z. And see that's how they
33:22
lure you in by trying to convince you to not
33:26
look over there, but look over there, trying to convince
33:30
you that they're doing all this other stuff that's way
33:34
more important than the transparency that they promised. Cash Betail
33:43
was up there on Capitol Hill testify, and then that's
33:45
when Donald Trump put out on True Social that he
33:47
had a good phone called President She of China, and
33:50
how they're gonna meet up here pretty soon, and how
33:52
she is gonna come over here, Trump's gonna go over there,
33:55
and how they talked about fitting all a TikTok deal, tariffs,
33:59
the whole nine yards, how he issued the gold card
34:06
that for legal immigration, and how that's gonna bring in
34:09
money to pay down the dead and really, is this
34:13
where we're at. You promise on the campaign trail that
34:20
your administration would be the most transparent administration in the
34:24
history of this country, and that is yet to be
34:27
the case. You got everybody up there line. Cash tells
34:34
a big liar. Pambani is a big liar, Damn Bungino's
34:37
a big liar. Jd Vance is a big liar. Caroline
34:41
Levitt is a big liar. But we should all know
34:43
that they're big liars because when you get in politics,
34:46
what you have to have in order to be successful
34:48
is a knack for being able to lie on the fly,
34:52
and all of them have shown that they can do it.
34:55
Hook line and sing, hey boss, you need us to lie,
35:00
all right, we'll do it. What you need us to
35:03
lie about Epstein, all right, we'll do it. Is sick.
35:10
And of course you have those that'll always go back
35:14
to the same retort. Well, Biden was president for four years,
35:17
why didn't he release depsteam But because he didn't promise
35:19
he would do it when he ran in twenty twenty. Well,
35:23
Trump didn't promise it either, but yet the people under
35:25
him promised that they would do it. It was Cash
35:29
Mattel who went on any podcast he could find and
35:32
talked about how the FBI is in full control of
35:35
those files, and that the director at the time, Christopher Wray,
35:39
had the Black Book, and now the Black Book has
35:42
gone from a book to a fucking roller. Dix Thomas
35:50
Masset basically laid it out to him that there are
35:53
twenty influential people on that list, and Cash, Buttail's like,
35:58
he's up there looking like I don't know what you
35:59
talking about. So let's go ahead and get a couple
36:04
of things established. Cash Mattel has read the entirety of
36:08
the Epstein files. He knows that Donald Trump and a
36:11
bunch of high powered people are in those pages. But
36:14
at the direction of the president, Cash Bettel has has
36:21
turned let me put it like this, at the direction
36:26
of the president, Cash Mattel is now acting like he
36:31
doesn't know what the hell is going on. He acting like, well,
36:33
I don't I don't really, I ain't read all this.
36:37
I don't know certain questions that you're asking. And I'm
36:45
gonna have to agree with Democrats here as much as
36:50
I don't want to, but I have to. Cash Mattel
36:53
is very unqualified to lead the FBI, and it's showing.
37:02
Remember how after Tyler Robinson was taken into custody for
37:07
killing Charlie Kirk, How Cash Betel and everybody up there
37:11
was doing a victory lap. What do y'all celebrate? Y'all
37:15
act like y'all went out there, y'all caught him on
37:17
your own. He turned himself in at the behest of
37:20
family and his pastor. Y'all act like y'all winters. How
37:26
serve the warrant and arrest him. But this is where
37:32
we're at, where you have the director of the FBI
37:37
essentially lying under oak. Isn't that perjury in the legal system?
37:43
And you would think Cash matel what a judicial background
37:47
would understand how serious it is to lie under oath.
37:58
But I don't even know who. I'm more pissed off
38:00
with him or that sleep deprived pam Bandi. I just
38:16
this is what they wanted for us, to stop talking
38:19
about the Epstein stuff. And every time you look around,
38:23
it seems like there is some new distraction that's been
38:27
thrown our way to divert our attention from that. Please
38:36
stop talking about Epstein. I got you some new tariffs.
38:42
Fuck those terrorists. Please stop talking about Jeffrey Epstein. We're
38:46
on the verge of a peace deal being struck between
38:49
Israel and Hamas. I thought you promised that already. Please
38:53
stop talking about the Epstein files. I'm trying to work
38:56
to get Vladimir and Voladimir together to in Russia Ukraine.
38:59
I thought you promised that was gonna be over on
39:01
day one. Please stop talking about the Epstein files. I
39:09
had a productive call with Jijenping Gjiji and Ping still
39:12
don't like you. I mean, come on, man, like, it's
39:18
not that hard to understand. What's that play here? These
39:23
people that you swear up and down love you don't
39:26
love you. Vladimir shows you that when he went to
39:30
Alaska to meet with you. And what's been happening here recently.
39:37
You have Russian drones and Russian planes flying into NATO airspace.
39:47
The recent one was in Estonia. And yet you think
39:54
that Vladimir Putin loves and respects you. Vladimir Putin is
39:58
on a mission to re construct the Soviet Union and
40:03
he's gonna do it by any means necessary. Ukraine is
40:12
not the last stop on Putent's train to recapture the USSR. Now,
40:21
I hope that I'm wrong about that, but I don't
40:24
really think I am. Yeah, and see and Democrats, if
40:36
you guys had not lost all credibility, this would have
40:39
been a great time for y'all to call this stuff out.
40:42
And I see you guys up there calling this stuff out,
40:44
But it doesn't matter because you guys didn't even have
40:47
the balls to call out Joe Biden. You guys didn't
40:51
even have the balls to do certain stuff when he
40:57
was in there. And so now you guys want to
41:00
make all these viral moments to go on TikTok for
41:04
your fans and act like you care about protecting Americans
41:08
and getting to the bottom of the truth. When it
41:11
comes to Epstein and all this stuff. I shut up.
41:17
Eric Swalwell was up there, you know, trying to go
41:20
toe to toe with cash mattail. Corey Booker up there
41:23
trying to go toe to toe with cash mattail, fake
41:26
ghetto Jasmine Crockett trying to go toe to toe with cashtail.
41:30
Sit down somewhere. Y'all had your chance, and you blew it.
41:42
Y'all don't care about getting down to the bottom of
41:45
what's really going on with this Trump administration. You guys
41:49
are just trying to poke as many holes into the
41:51
administration as you possibly can so that way you can
41:54
get back in power, so that way you can enact
41:56
your own agenda. That's all balls down to, never create
42:07
any concrete policies to counteract what's coming out to Trump
42:11
White House. But all you guys can do is go
42:14
around and talk about how bad Trump is and how
42:17
what he's doing is leading us down this cliff of authoritarianism,
42:22
how he's a fascist. If you guys would have been
42:28
reading the pulse of the American people a long time ago,
42:31
you would have realized that most Americans have already thought
42:33
at some point or another that that's what we've been
42:35
hitting even before Donald Trump came president. Remember George W.
42:40
Bush with that Patriot Act and we found out that
42:43
he was using that to spy on Americans, and how
42:46
it continued under the Obama administration. I mean, there are
42:53
things that have been done that causes you to realize
42:57
that we ain't as free as they try to make
42:59
us believe that we are. And it's asinine that they
43:06
keep playing that game. So we all know that Cash
43:12
Mittel basically went on Capitol Hill and lied through his
43:15
teeth about certain stuff, including Epstein. And I've gotten to
43:24
a point, and I said this in a recent episode.
43:26
I'm gonna say it again. I have no faith that
43:32
we're gonna get all of the documents related to Jeffre Epstein.
43:36
I've gotten to that point. And I know you have
43:40
people out there saying, well, wait a minute, you should
43:42
be looking at this from a glass half full perspective
43:45
as opposed to a glass half empty perspective. I try
43:48
to live my life by adhering to that moniker of
43:51
glass half full as opposed to half empty, but it's
43:54
very hard for me to do so when it comes
43:56
to certain things. And Jeffrey Epstein is one of those things.
44:04
Be that as it may. So former Vice President Kamala
44:10
Harris as a book. What is that book called one
44:17
hundred and seven Days or something like that. I don't
44:20
keep up with her. I just saw this and I said,
44:23
you know, I got to talk about this. So in
44:25
the book, the former vice president admitted that Minnesota Governor
44:32
Tim Wallas was not her first choice when it came
44:35
to selecting a vice presidential running mate. Now, of course,
44:40
when we found that out, you had people saying, well,
44:43
maybe this meant that she was gonna go with jos Shapiro,
44:47
but somebody told her not to because he's a Jew
44:51
and Lord and behold, we find out Josh Shapiro was
44:54
not her number one choice. Arizona Senator Mark Kelly was
44:58
not her first choice. Former South ben Indiana mayor and
45:04
former Transportation Secretary Pete Buddhajedge was her first choice. So
45:13
let's just let this sink in. If she would have
45:19
gone with Mayor Pete and they would have won, Pete
45:24
Boudajege would have became the first gay vice president in
45:29
American history. And listen, I have no problem with gay people.
45:36
The gay people who don't make being gay their life.
45:40
The gay people who go through life, they keep their
45:44
business to themselves about who they choose to love. They
45:47
don't want everybody in their business. They damn sure don't
45:50
want everybody in their bedroom. Those are the gay people
45:52
that I don't mind. Those are the gay people that
45:55
they want to be friends with me I have no
45:57
problem with. But you have others out up there where
46:00
they make it their entire life form. So the thing
46:08
here with Mayor Pete is that I don't think it
46:16
would have made much of a difference. I don't think
46:19
him being on the ticket would have moved the needle,
46:24
like everybody continues to say. And I still find it
46:27
hard to believe why Kamala Harris doesn't see this. Has
46:31
she gone with Josh Shapiro. There's a good chance that
46:35
she would have been president, because I think Josh Shapiro
46:38
would have brought something to that ticket that Tim Wallace
46:41
definitely then bringing that Pete budaj Edge would have been
46:44
unable to bring, and that somebody that understands both sides
46:50
of the out. Josh Shapiro is one of the most
46:53
popular governors in the state ear in the country right now.
46:56
I mean He's way more popular than Gavin Newsom, way
46:59
more popular Thanthay Hawker, way more popular than Gretchen Whipper,
47:03
and definitely way more popular than Wes Moore. And those
47:07
are just the ones that I can name off the
47:08
top of my head at this given moment, But there
47:10
are more out there. JB. Pritzker, I forgot about that one.
47:20
But you know what, in a way, it's a good
47:25
thing that Josh Shapiro wasn't one of her top choices,
47:33
because I'm pretty sure that Josh Shapiro does not want
47:36
to state governor of Pennsylvania for forever. I don't even
47:39
know if Pennsylvania allows you to run for back to
47:43
back to back to back turns. So I'm pretty sure
47:45
Josh Shapiro's gonna probably try to make a run for Senate,
47:48
probably gonna try to make a run for the White House.
47:51
And if you want to do either one of those things,
47:53
you don't want to feel like you're being tainted by
47:56
being attached to Kamala Harris. But what this shows is
48:06
that Kamala doesn't have or didn't have, what it took
48:11
to be president, because when you're president, you gotta make
48:14
those tough decisions, and you can't sit there and second
48:16
think a decision that you've already made, and her indecisiveness
48:21
when it came to picking a vice presidential run and
48:23
make goes to show you that, boy, oh boy, has
48:26
she gotten into the White House. That same indecision possibly
48:30
could have cost us an opportunity or probably would have
48:35
led us to an opportunity of being in direct conflict
48:40
with some of our advis series. And let me just
48:48
go ahead and throw this out here too. I believe
48:50
this this is a bold prediction. Remember the field for
48:56
the Democratic Party in twenty twenty all the candidates that
48:59
they had run, I believe were gonna see that same
49:01
thing in twenty twenty eight. This party has no leader,
49:05
it has no clear, concise, cohesive message. So you're gonna
49:09
have people coming out of the woodwork saying, you know what,
49:11
I want to be president. It's gonna be about twenty
49:15
four to twenty five people running for president twenty twenty
49:17
eight on the Democrat side. And I believe we're gonna
49:20
see a crowded primarily the Republican side too, just because
49:24
in all likelihood, Donald Trump is going to annoint JD.
49:27
Vance as the heir to the MAGA movement. With Donald
49:31
Trump essentially out of the way, you're gonna have a
49:34
lot of people say, you know what we've seen MAGA,
49:39
We've seen what it has done to the country. Maybe
49:41
it's time for us to get back to just strict
49:44
Republican for principles that don't always align with MAGA principles.
49:54
All I can say is that when twenty twenty eight
49:58
rolls around, you have to keep some popcorn hand, keep
50:00
your favorite drink ready, because it's going to be a knockout,
50:03
drag out fight to those conventions while the nominee is
50:08
being chosen. And finally, to wrap this thing up, the
50:16
title of this episode is going to be leave me
50:20
out of y'all civil war? And I literally mean that,
50:24
leave me out because if we in this country engage
50:31
in a civil war that's strictly Democrat versus Republican, I
50:36
want no parts of it because I I want no
50:42
parts of other political party. I'm not a Democrat, I'm
50:46
not a Republican. Don't care to be out of one
50:48
of them. So leave me and a hell of a
50:50
lot of Americans out of your civil war talk. Because
50:55
we realize that at the end of the day, that
50:58
fighting each other is not what's going to put us
51:02
back on even quill. That we all have a common
51:06
enemy that we need to be focused on. Right, we
51:14
all have a shared enemy. It doesn't matter which side
51:18
of the aisle you on. It don't matter if you
51:20
wear a red Make America Great Again hat or last
51:23
year you wore a Kamala or you wore a Harris
51:26
Walts t shirt. We all have the same enemy. And
51:31
while y'all once again are out in the street fighting
51:34
your civil war, they're just gonna be sitting back, laughing,
51:37
smoking their cigars, playing golf in their gated communities where
51:41
they don't have to worry about anybody coming to take
51:43
them out, and they'll sit back and say, damn, look
51:52
at them fighting over us. So y'all can have your
52:05
civil war, because I don't want any parts of it.
52:08
And millions upon millions of Americans feel the same way.
52:11
We want no parts of your civil war. Y'all can
52:13
have it because we gonna go and enjoy our life,
52:19
because we don't let politics consume us, and we don't
52:22
hate each other merely because they may view things differently
52:27
than we do. Politically, we just agree to disagree. We're
52:30
going to live our lives and we hope to wake
52:33
up to see the sun coming up the very next day.
52:37
And with that being said, ladies and gentlemen, that'll wrap
52:39
up today's edition of The Igarius William Show. Want to
52:42
thank you guys once again as always for listening. However
52:45
and wherever you choose to listen, we'll get back here
52:47
again next week to break down the latest from around
52:50
the world of politics and our own unique, unapologetic and
52:53
sometimes and I do mean sometimes controversial way you guys.
52:57
Stay safe, take care of God bless we are are
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