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Kamala, Please Just Go Away!! | Episode 04 · The Augarius Williams Show

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base with you on about have a very interesting show
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for you today. But before we dive into it, hope
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you guys are having a great day. Hope that you
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guys are having a great week so far, a great
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month of August so far. Yes, for those of you
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that have been mia for the past couple days, we
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finally made it to the month of August, which means, unofficially,
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we've made it to the end of summer. Now, I
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know that summer ends in September, but when the kids
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go back to school and when the snowball truck stop
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rolling through the neighborhoods, for most people, that's when they
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start believing that, hey, it's the end of the summer.
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But if you're someone like myself and you live in
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the state of Mississippi, or you live anywhere in the South,
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it's not the end of summer until the temperature start
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to get down into the fifties. Sometimes here in Mississippi,
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even the sixties feel like the eighties. But one of
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the true blessings about being in a state like Mississippi
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is that for the majority of the year, you can
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walk around in shorts and a T shirt. And even
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if you can't walk around in shorts and a T shirt,
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you can walk around with a pullover on or a
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jacket on and some shorts. Other year, you don't have
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to worry about putting on pants unless it's December or January.
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From February to November, you're pretty much in the clear.
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So if anybody were to ever ask me why do
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I love Mississippi so much, that would be the one
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reason I would give them.
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Speaker 2: The weather is always comfortable.
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Speaker 1: We may have a few thirty forty degree days scattered
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in there, but for the most part, the weather is
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always where I like it to be. Now, I will
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admit that as I've gotten older, I've how can I
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put this properly, As I've gotten older, my love for
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summer has started.
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Speaker 2: To the wind them.
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Speaker 1: Because there used to be a point in time, and
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you guys can relate to this. I'm pretty sure there
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was a point in time when we were children when
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the summer rolled around, it didn't feel as hot as
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the summers do now.
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Speaker 2: It feels like for the past couple of years.
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Speaker 1: The summers have been getting hotter and hotter and hotter,
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and when we were chill, maybe it was because our
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bodies were still in the process of developing to where
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we didn't really get bothered by the heat as much
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as we do now. Now you step outside to go
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walk to your car, or to walk to the mailbox,
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or to take the trash out, and you're busting a
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sweat as soon as your body meets the outside. You
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don't even have to get too far and you're already sweating.
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But that's one of the downsides to this global warming
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that we've been experiencing here lately. I know some people
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don't believe in global warming, but at some point or another,
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you kind of have to get to a point where
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you start saying to yourself, Okay, the summers then't used
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to be this hot, and the winters then't used to
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be this hot either. There have been times here in
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Mississippi where in December the temperature has gotten up into
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the seventies, and that wasn't something that happened too often
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when I was growing up. For those of you that
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are wondering, I'm only twenty four years old, so you
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kind of can see where I'm going with this conversation.
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The weather is changing for better or worse, depending on
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your outlook on life, before we dive into the main
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topic of this episode today. As I like to remind
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you guys at the beginning of each and every episode,
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this podcast was not created for snowflakes. So if you're
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someone that's easily offended, this show is not for you.
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If you're someone that can't put aside your political leanings
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to hear an open, honest, and thought provoking conversation, this
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podcast is not for you. I designed this podcast so
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that way I could cut through the BS that's being
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spewed on these mainstream networks. I'm coming through the BS
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that is spewed on these podcasts that are only tailored
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to one side of the aisle. I don't care about
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either side of the aisle. I'm not a Democrat, I'm
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not a Republican. I'm not a liberal. I'm not a conservative.
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Both political parties, for those of you that are new,
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in my opinion, both political parties are the same. They
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just have to keep you and I divided against each
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other for so long to where they can go behind
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our backs and put their sinister plan in place. It
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doesn't matter who's in the White House, it doesn't matter
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who controls Congress, and it doesn't matter which political party
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dominates the Supreme Court. Both political parties are in the
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business of making life as hard as they possibly can
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for you and I. But in order to do that,
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they have to keep us fighting each other. They have
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to keep us at each other's throats. That's the reason
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why they love division. Even though they may get on
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TV and claim how much they don't like division, they
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love it because it allows for them to go behind
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our backs and do things that they normally wouldn't be
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able to do if we were all paying attention. That's
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the reason why if you're a Democrat, I'm not gonna
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fight with you. That's the reason why if you're a Republican,
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I'm not gonna fight with you. I do not care
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to fight with you. What I care to do is
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to join hands with you, to lock arms with you,
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because we're all fighting the same enemy. And if you
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really get down to the nooks and crannies of this,
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you'd understand that that's true. We're all fighting the same enemy.
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But if we stop being so divided based upon politics,
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we can understand that that enemy is looking to destroy
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us one way or another. So, for all of you
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out there that are Donald Trump supporters, all of you
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out there that are die hard MAGA, I hate to
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say it, but Donald Trump doesn't necessarily care about you Democrats.
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I know that you guys don't want to hear this,
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but similar to the message that I just gave to
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MAGA world, the Democrats don't care about you. None of
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these politicians care about you and I. They care about
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us when they're trying to get our vote, but once
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they've gotten it, they could care less about us. Why
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do you guys think to my MAGA listeners out there,
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why do you guys think that Donald Trump doesn't care
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what you have to say about Jeffrey Epstein? Why do
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you think Donald True Trump doesn't care about what you
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have to say about Glaine Maxwell? And for those of
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you who haven't heard about Glaine Maxwell, she spent two
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days a couple of weeks ago, maybe not even that
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long ago, talking to US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche
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about things that she knew in connection to Jeffrey Epstein,
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and she was moved from a maximum security prison in
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Florida to a minimum security farm prison farm in Texas. So,
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if I were a betting man, which I'm not, I
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am a strong believer that at some point or another
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here pretty soon Donald Trump will issue a pardon to
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Glaine Maxwell. Under the following conditions, she acts as if
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she knows nothing about Donald Trump's connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
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In number two, she doesn't incriminate people that may be
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closely tied to Donald Trump, like a Howard Lucknik, who
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happens to be our Commerce secretary, who at one point
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in time was the next door neighbor to Jeffrey Epstein
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when they lived in New York City. Yes, for those
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of you who think that Howard is this great guy,
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Howard Lutnick was the neighbor of Jeffrey Epstein. And I
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know some of you may be saying, well, what's the
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point in that. It's pretty interesting of a point when
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you think about Howard Lucknick has probably seen some things
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being done by Jeffrey Epstein that he just has not
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said publicly. So the next time you see Howard Lutnick
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on TV talking about how good these terrorists are for
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the American people. Just remember that he was the next
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door neighbor to Jeffrey Epstein, the same Jeffrey Epstein that
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Donald Trump wants everybody to shut up about. And what
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has disheartened me so much is that so many of
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Donald Trump's supporters who are in the podcasting space, they've
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actually heeded his advice and they've shut the hell up
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about Jeffrey Epstein. Well, let's not talk about that. Let's
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talk about the tariffs. Let's talk about Trump's decisive action
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when it came to getting rid of Iran's nuclear facilities.
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Let's talk about how he's protecting women's sports. Let's talk
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about all these different things. All those different things are
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just smoke screens to keep you and I's attention diverted
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away from what our attention should be focused on. If
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this were anybody else, Let's use Joe Biden for an example.
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If Joe Biden had a connection to Jeffrey Epstein, and
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if Joe Biden were out here engaging in that type
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of activity with minors, Republicans would have a field day
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talking about it. Sean Hannity would lead every one of
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his shows talking about it. Laura Ingram, Jesse Waters, everybody
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in conservative circles would be talking about it, but because
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it's Donald Trump, you rarely hear about it. When's the
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last time you heard Sean Hannity talk about Jeffrey Epstein.
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When's the last time you heard Laura Ingram talk about
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jeff Re Epstein. When's the last time you heard Jesse
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Waters talk about Epstein. Charlie Kirk has gotten back in line,
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and in some instances, Meghan Kelly has gotten back in line.
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And speaking of Megan Kelly, the issue that I had
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with her is the same issue that I have with
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Ted Cruz. Donald Trump viciously talked about you and your
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family when he ran for president the first time. We
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all remember what Donald Trump said about Ted Cruse is white.
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That right there would have been my breaking point. You
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can talk about me, but when you drag my family
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into this, you're asking for a whole nother fight. And
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Ted Cruz, like a snarky little bitch, got back in line,
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and Ted Cruz has been a staunch Trump ally since.
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Megan Kelly the same thing. We all remember that interview
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that he did on Don Lemon tonight when Don Lemon
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asked him, what's the problem with you and Megan Kelly?
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And that's when Donald Trump infamously blurted out, you know,
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she has blood coming out of her eyes. She has
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blood coming out of her wherever. And he went on
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this nasty Twitter campaign against Megan Kelly so much so
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to the point where Roger Els and Rupert Murdoch and
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Steve Bannon basically, or not Steve Bannon because he was
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in on it too, but Rupert Murdoch and Roger Ells
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basically have to call off the dogs, tell Trump, hey,
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can you stop talking about Megan Kelly please? And she
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went from being a staunch Trump critic to being one
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of his biggest allies in the media space. And yet
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she still has the nerve to walk around here calling
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herself an independent. Megan a piece of advice, Can you
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just go ahead and start calling yourself a conservative journalist
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because that's what you are. Nothing about your show speaks
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to you being an independent. If you are an independent,
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your show would be just like mine. I talk about
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Republicans just like I talk about Democrats, but your show's
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not like that. Because you're a conservative at heart. You
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just don't want to admit it. I just think that
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you owe it to your listeners to finally tell the
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truth about where you stand politically. That's all I have
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to say. But getting back to the big enchilada of
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this entire dish, Ronald Trump does not care what you
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have to say if you're maga. As matter of fact,
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he's going as far as to tell you that he
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doesn't care what you have to say. Shut up, focus
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on the wins, and don't focus on Epstein. I find
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that very, very bizarre that a man who won the
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election last November with an overwhelming coalition of voters now
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does not care that some of those same voters won't
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answers when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. It's almost like
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when we were children and we were growing up and
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our parents did or said something we didn't like. We
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knew not to fight back, we knew not to keep
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the argument going because we knew that our parents would
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eventually win. And that's sort of what Donald Trump is
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hoping that he can do with his base. Shut up,
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let me run the country, and you do what you do.
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If you don't like it, I don't want your support.
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Why do you guys think he's going so hard after
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Thomas Massey. Why do you guys think he has such
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a pretentious relationship with ram Paul Because those guys are
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the ones that are unafraid in some instances to stand
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up to Donald Trump. And that's another thing about the
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Republicans in Congress. They don't seem to have backbones. They
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don't seem to have the balls to stand up the
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Trump when they need to. They're in line, and John
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Thune has him in line in the Senate, and Mike
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Johnson has him in line in the House. And see,
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this would be a great opportunity for Democrats to actually
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call him out on it, and they're doing it. But
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the problem is it's falling on deaf ears because you
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guys have lost all credibility. This would have been a
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great time for you guys to speak truth to power,
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but because you guys didn't speak truth to power when
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it came to Joe Biden and his mental acuity, now
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nobody takes what you guys have to say seriously anymore
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because you dropped the ball on the one thing that
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you shouldn't have been dropping the ball, So now nobody
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cares that you guys are calling out Donald Trump and
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some of his authoritative tendencies. Nobody cares that you guys
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are calling out all the things that are gonna go
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against hard working Americans in the one big, Beautiful Bill.
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Nobody cares that you guys are calling out Trump's decision
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to fire the guy that's over the Bureau and labor statistics,
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because you guys have lost all credibility. So now what
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you have to say about the things that he's doing
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have basically become null and void. So when it's all
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said and done, neither political party gives a damn about you.
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And I know that that may be a hard pill
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to swallow for some people, but neither party cares. If
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it's not to enrich themselves, they could care less. This
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whole big political game is just a scheme that these
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people used to get rich and the legislate how to
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fuck up our lives even further, I can't tell you
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the amount of people that I heard when Donald Trump
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won the White House back on November fifth, talking about
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America saved, we fixed America.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump's gonna get in there and do all this
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wonderful stuff.
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Speaker 1: He cares about the average Joe that takes his lunch
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pair of the work in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: He cares about the auto worker in Detroit.
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Speaker 1: He cares about the farmers in Mississippi and Iowa and
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Montana and Idaho. You're right, that's just like saying that
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Democrats care about children. The only time Democrats care about
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children is when they're going to go get mutilated, when
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they're going to get puberty blockers, when they're going to transition.
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That's just like when Democrats claim to care about blacks.
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The only time Democrats care about blacks is when elections
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roll around. Why do you think Democrats fight so hard
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to keep voting protections in place? Because they realize that
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if voting protection is rolled back, who is it going
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to negatively affect their voting block Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, any minority.
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That's the reason why Democrats fight so hard to keep
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voting rights in place, because they don't want blacks and
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other minorities to be negatively disenfranchised. Donald Trump doesn't care
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about the middle class. Republicans don't care about the middle class.
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Democrats don't care about the middle class. Both political parties
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care about the same group of people. The one percent,
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the elites, the ones who pour out millions upon missillions
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of their own dollars to both political campaigns. Think about
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how many millionaires and billionaires are trying to get Thomas
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Massey out of office. Think about how many millionaires and
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billionaires are trying to primary some of these old time Democrats.
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When you're no longer of service to eye the political party,
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they will do whatever they have to to throw you overboard.
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The Democrats did it with Joe Biden after that disastrous
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debate last summer. Donald Trump is trying to do it
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now with Thomas Massey. They're gonna try it next year
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with Marjorie Taylor Green in Georgia. Any time that you
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happen to get on the bath side of Donald Trump,
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he has no more love for you if he had
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it to begin with. John Fetterman is the same way.
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You don't really hear Democrats speaking too glowingly about John
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Fetterman because John Fetterman no longer benefits them. They thought
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when he won that Pennsylvania sentence against ma'm at oz
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that he would be a much welcome change in the Senate.
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But once they found out that John Fetterman is a
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moderate Democrat and not a out of control socialist Democrat.
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They're like, oh no, we got to put a stop
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to this. This ain't nothing but a charade. John Fetterman
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has to be on some kind of cuckoo drug if
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he thinks that working with Trump will be best to
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help Americans. And John Fetterman, in all manner of practice,
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has been exiled from the Democratic Party. Anytime that he's
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an interviewed, you still see the letter D beside his name.
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But the Democrats really have no love for him. And
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we're gonna talk about somebody here in a minute that
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the Democrats no longer have love for.
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Speaker 2: But she's just she had to figure it out.
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Speaker 1: So I say all that to say this, the next
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time you think Donald Trump cares about you, just take
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a look at some of the things that he's done
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and think to yourself, does he really care about me?
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A few days ago, Donald Trump got into a social
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media spat with the deputy chair of the Russian Security Council,
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who also happened to be the former President of Russia,
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Dmitri met Fadev, about the ongoing situation in Ukraine, and
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basically what met Fadev told Donald Trump and Lindsey Graham
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is when we want peace negotiated, will negotiate peace. But
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right now we're gonna do this our way. Y'all need
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to focus on America. That's basically what he said. And
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then Donald Trump, like a little child who got his
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feelings hurt, was like, you're not gonna tell us what
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to do. And so a few days ago he sent
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submarines out into the water to be positioned near Russia,
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and of course Putin was like, well, two can play
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that game. We have our submarines trained on y'all.
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Speaker 2: Two.
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Speaker 1: And to add a little bit more insult to injury,
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we're gonna send some hypersonic missiles to Belarus to point
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towards the west. Now we know that Russia and Belarus
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have been tight with each other since the start of
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this Russia Ukraine war back in twenty twenty two. So
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this is the same president that you guys told us
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was gonna get us out of these wars number one,
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and he was gonna prevent any.
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Speaker 2: New wars from starting.
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Speaker 1: And now, barring something unforeseen happening, there's a great chance
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that we may find ourselves in a nuclear fight against Russia.
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And can you only imagine how many people in Washington,
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DC would love to see that happen. I bet you,
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Lindsey Graham would be salivating if war were to break
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out between US and Russia. And I hate to break
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it to you for those of you who still thinks
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that there can be negotiated between Russian and Ukraine. The
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only way that Russia can be brought to his needs
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is if we direct or if we find ourselves in
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a direct confrontation with Moscow. That's the only way it's
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gonna happen. And then guess what's gonna happen from that?
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If we find ourselves in a direct confrontation with Moscow,
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the only thing that's gonna do is allow Beijing to
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go ahead and attack tai one, because all of our
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focus would be trained on Moscow. Vladimir Putin has made
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it abundantly clear that in order for this war between
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his country and Ukraine to end, three specific demands will
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have to be met. Number One, new elections would have
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to be held in Ukraine. Number two, NATO or Ukraine
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would have to abandon its ambitions of one day joining NATO.
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And number three, Ukraine would essentially have to become a
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neutral country. There can no longer be this tilt where
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Ukraine favors more of the West than it does Russia.
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But if you really get down to the bottom of this,
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why is Donald Trump all of a sudden now changing
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his posture when it comes to Russia. And by the way,
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speaking of changing his posture, remember a couple of days ago,
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Donald Trump gave Vladimir Putin fifty days to get to
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the negotiating table or else.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump has now changed that.
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Speaker 1: He's now given Vladimir Putin ten to twelve days to
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get to the negotiating table. That, if I heard it correctly,
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Vladimir Putin now has until August eighth, aka this coming Friday,
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to get to the negotiating table or heavy sanctions will
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be placed on Russia as well as countries who buy
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their oil from Russia. With Donald Trump and his administration
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thinking that those terrorists would be what would finally break
24:51
Russia and get them to the negotiating table. But you
24:55
do realize that a lot of these countries that hate us,
24:59
they would be willing to pay the penalty and still
25:02
do business with Russia. China, North Korea, India, all these
25:09
countries that rely heavily upon Russia. Will still do business
25:13
with Russia. They don't care how high the tariff gets.
25:18
But this is all being done because this man who
25:22
happens to be the President of the United States of
25:24
America is in his feelings that his buddy vlad is
25:29
not ending this war as quickly as he thought he would.
25:33
This man, Donald Trump, the President of the United States
25:36
of America, is mad because he finally realizes what all
25:41
of us have been saying since the beginning. Vladimir Putin
25:44
has no respect for Donald Trump. Vladimir Putin has never
25:47
had any respect for any American president, because he looks
25:52
at the United States as a country that is very hypocritical.
25:58
You know, we go around the world preaching about the
26:01
joys of democracy, while at home we don't practice what
26:05
we preach. And he still looks at us very sourly,
26:11
because if it weren't for our meddling in their affairs,
26:14
the Soviet Union could still exist to this day. It
26:18
was us who got involved. Reagan was the one that
26:21
got along well with Gorbachev. It was Reagan the one
26:24
who went to Berlin and told Gorbachev famously to tear
26:28
down the wall. It was US who sent our media
26:33
personnel over to Berlin in nineteen eighty nine when the
26:37
wall first started to come down. And Vladimir Putin has
26:41
never been able to forgive the United States for that
26:45
since it happened.
26:49
Speaker 2: And you have so many people who.
26:52
Speaker 1: Tried to convince you and I that Vladimir poot he
26:55
cares for Trump, he loves Trump. No he doesn't. He
27:00
doesn't love Trump, and he doesn't respect Trump. And this
27:05
thing that we continuously hear Vladimir Putin would have never
27:11
invaded Ukraine if Donald Trump won the twenty twenty election. Yes,
27:16
he would have. Because what you guys failed to realize
27:21
is that Vladimir Putin was planning the invasion when Donald
27:24
Trump was president the first time. Like, why can't you
27:29
guys get that through your brains. Vladimir Putin was planning
27:34
the invasion when Trump was president the first time. Stevie
27:38
won that could see that. Vladimir Putin just didn't wake
27:43
up one morning and say, Okay, time to invade Ukraine.
27:45
Speaker 2: Let's go. Things like that takes time. That's the real.
27:53
Speaker 1: Reason why Donald Trump doesn't mind getting us into a
27:58
nuclear armed confrontation with Moscow, because it's fucking feelings are hurt.
28:07
Like if you would have went into this situation believing
28:11
that Vladimir Putin can never be trusted, you would have
28:15
been all right. But because you walked into this situation
28:19
believing that Putin could be your buddy, you find out
28:23
quick fastened, in a hurry, that he's not your buddy.
28:30
It's almost like Fellas. When you find out that the
28:33
girl you like doesn't love you back. You don't stand
28:36
around mad at her, you don't try to sabotage her.
28:39
What you do is you move on and you find
28:41
someone who does love you. Ladies, the same thing you
28:45
find out a guy doesn't like you, You're not gonna
28:47
act a fool on him. You're gonna move on. And
28:52
that's what Trump has failed to do. He's yet to
28:55
move on from the fact that Putin. Just don't fuck
28:58
with him like that.
29:02
Speaker 2: It's not hard.
29:06
Speaker 1: I even saw that years ago. The only thing you
29:14
have to do when it comes to Donald Trump is
29:21
play up to his ego. And if you can do that,
29:26
then you just unlocked Pandora's box. But if you can't
29:30
do that, he has nothing for you.
29:36
Speaker 2: It's sad. It's very very sad.
29:41
Speaker 1: That We're on the verge of a potential showdown with Moscow,
29:45
all because Donald Trump is upset that his perceived pal,
29:50
Vlad is not really his pal. How sad is that?
29:56
It's very sad if you want to tell the truth about.
29:59
Speaker 2: It, But don't look over there. Look at what these
30:02
terroiffs are doing.
30:04
Speaker 1: Look at how I was able to get the conflict
30:06
between Rwanda and the Congo saalt.
30:09
Speaker 2: Look at how I was.
30:10
Speaker 1: Able to get order signed to keep biological males out
30:16
of women's sports. All that's great if that's what you're
30:20
looking for, But what about the other big things that
30:24
you promised? What about ending the Rush of Ukraine war
30:28
in your first twenty four hours? What about ending the
30:30
Israel Hamas war. What about those those rebate checks that
30:34
you was supposed to be given every American and seen them?
30:38
What about now we hear about these six hundred dollars
30:41
tariff rebate checks.
30:43
Speaker 2: We know they're not gonna happen.
30:45
Speaker 1: All these felonious investigations into Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Brennan,
30:52
James Komi, James Clapper. Hate to break it to Macca world,
30:58
and you guys already know this. Just tell the truth,
31:01
nobody's getting arrested. We will not see Barack Obama get arrested,
31:05
We will not see Hillary Clinton get arrested. None of
31:07
those people that I just named will ever get arrested
31:10
for anything. Because if Donald Trump was serious about putting
31:14
these bad actors in jail, he would have did it
31:16
the first time. Remember during that debate in twenty sixteen,
31:20
the second one between him and Hillary Clinton, where she said,
31:23
it's just awfully good that someone with the timbermand of
31:26
Donald Trump is not in control of the law of
31:27
our country. And that's when he chimed in, because you
31:30
be in jail. And what's Hillary Clinton doing right now?
31:33
Still walking around free, still at home with Bill still
31:36
being there for the grandchildren. Hillary Clinton has not seen
31:40
the inside of a jail cell. And she never willed
31:45
Barack Obama, never willed James Comy, never will. And then
31:50
you got Tolci Gabbard, who honestly should have resigned after
31:53
the Iran debacle where she said to a Congressional committe
32:00
that she didn't find any evidence that Iran was enriching
32:05
uranium for the sole purpose of building up the nuclear program.
32:10
And then what happened, Donald Trump was asked about it,
32:13
and he said that he didn't care what she said,
32:15
and she still stayed in this administration. So Tulci comes
32:21
out a week or two ago talking about how her
32:26
office found some classified reports about Barack Obama's intelligence community
32:32
during his time as president actively working to undermine Donald
32:37
Trump's campaign by claiming that he was a Russian asset,
32:41
which goes back to the point Barack Obama will never
32:45
see the inside of a jail cell. None of those
32:47
intel people will see the inside of a jail sell.
32:50
Speaker 2: All of this is just.
32:53
Speaker 1: A theatrical performance put on by this administration to keep
32:56
your eyes away from what you're really supposed to be
32:59
looking at. This Genius Act thing that Donald Trump signed
33:04
back here a couple of days ago. Remember how everybody
33:07
was talking about CBDC central bank digital currency. In this
33:15
Genius Act, we're gonna get one. This is gonna be
33:17
on there a different name. This one big beautiful bill.
33:21
All this massive spending, the fact that the damn debt
33:24
limit had to be raised in order to get this through.
33:27
It speaks volumes over the next ten years. The deficit,
33:33
the debt ceiling, the deficit ceiling was raised in order
33:37
to compensate for the amount of debt that this damn
33:40
bill is gonna add to the deficit. But of course
33:46
nobody wanted to tell you about what was buried deep
33:50
into the bill. All that people like Sean Hanned they
33:53
wanted you focused on was the extension of the twenty
33:56
seventeen Trump tax cuts. No tax on tips, no tax
33:59
on over time, no tax on Social Security. Have you
34:05
seen what's been going on with inflation? Inflation is down.
34:09
Tell that the people who still go to the grocery
34:12
store and squirm when they see that prices have not
34:16
really dropped.
34:18
Speaker 2: The way that they should have by now.
34:22
Speaker 1: And I get it is popular right now, blame Biden,
34:27
and let's not kid ourselves. When Biden was president, he
34:31
did some things that caused inflation to shoot up sky high.
34:35
So Biden deserves a hell of a lot of blame
34:38
for why grocery prices are in the shape that they're
34:40
still in today.
34:41
Speaker 2: So he can't escape this.
34:45
Speaker 1: But Donald Trump sends up and touts all these investments
34:49
that other countries have made into the United States, how
34:51
many billions of dollars that his terrorists are brought into
34:54
this country.
34:54
Speaker 2: Well, why can't the American people fill it.
35:00
Speaker 1: Gas is still high, rent is still high, Utility bills
35:03
are still high. Have you guys looked at your energy
35:08
bill your light bill here recently? Now, particularly during this
35:14
time of year, your energy bill is going to be
35:15
high because you're running your air condition But if those
35:21
prices continue throughout the year, and you know you're not
35:25
running your air conditioner once you start putting two and
35:27
two together, energy prices are continuing to soar. People are
35:33
still having a hard time finding meaningful employment. College graduates
35:39
are still having a hard time finding a job in
35:42
their field. Most college graduates, when they graduate college, they
35:46
want to be able to go out into the real world,
35:50
into a job in their field and start their life.
35:55
But they can't do it because of the challenging circumstances
35:59
and times we're in. Most of them have to find
36:02
themselves moving back home, getting a job that they don't
36:05
really like, a job that's not even in their field.
36:09
Speaker 2: To help them get by.
36:15
Speaker 1: But if you just close your eyes and go to
36:17
sleep and let somebody hypnotize you, they'll tell you.
36:21
Speaker 2: The country is so much better now.
36:25
Speaker 1: Not granted, when it comes to the issue of immigration,
36:28
that's always going to be one of Donald Trump's strong suits.
36:32
But everything else we gotta play the waiting game on.
36:37
I guess right, it is what it is is. They say,
36:44
it's just that I don't like for people to piss
36:46
on my leg and then convince me that it's raining.
36:49
Oh No, what you're seeing isn't true. Your lying eyes
36:52
are deceiving you, are they? Because I don't think they are.
36:58
I can see pretty good. I'm not I don't have
37:01
twenty twenty vision, but I can see pretty good truth
37:05
be told. So I want to circle to something that
37:12
I briefly brought up during that little soliloquy. I talked
37:18
about how the Democratic Party they'll use you until they
37:25
no longer see a need for you, and I briefly
37:29
mentioned she. Who is the she that I'm referring to, Well,
37:36
I'm referring to none other than everybody's favorite former Vice President,
37:42
Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris. This same time last year was
37:50
the talk of the town, so to speak. The Democratic
37:55
Convention had yet to take place, and everybody who is
38:00
anybody was talking about how Comma's campaign was filled with
38:03
so much joy and hope and optimism, and she's gonna
38:07
be a kick ass president when she defeats that Orange
38:12
SOB in November. Well, for those of you who've not
38:19
been with us, so to speak, for the past couple months,
38:24
Kamala Harris did not become the forty seventh President of
38:28
the United States. Now, Kamala Harris is a private citizen,
38:33
a former vice president, and in her words that she
38:37
released a couple of days ago, she is not going
38:39
to be in the running for the California governorship in
38:44
twenty twenty six. That's right, everybody's projected pick to be
38:50
California's next governor has decided that she doesn't want to run.
38:54
That she feels as though she can best serve the
38:56
Democratic Party on the outside as opposed to on the inside.
39:02
The and the and the thing that I have and
39:06
the thing I don't think a lot of people are
39:08
really taken away from. This is the real reason why
39:12
Kamala Harris chose not to run for the California governorship.
39:17
When she gave her a statement and when she said
39:20
that in so many words, she can better serve the
39:22
Democratic partner on the outside as opposed an inside, everybody
39:25
just took her out a word and said, Okay, Madame
39:27
Vice President. She's not running. We're fine with that. Hopefully
39:33
she can think about running for Robbins again down the road.
39:35
That's how people left it, but nobody chose to go
39:38
underneath and really figure out why she made that decision.
39:45
But that's where I'm come in, and that's where a
39:47
lot of other people in the independent space comes in.
39:53
Kamala Harris chose not to run for the California governorship
39:57
because she knew that a lot of prominent Democrats would
40:03
not want to throw their support behind her after what
40:07
happened to her last November. That's reason number one. Number two,
40:11
Kamla Harris realized that she may not get a lot
40:14
of prominent donors to donate to her campaign because if
40:16
you think about it, she is the same candidate that
40:20
ran through a billion dollars in a one hundred and
40:23
seven days after Joe Biden's stepped aside. Just think about
40:27
that for a second. I want to put this to
40:29
you guys this way. Let's just say you've won the
40:33
lottery and you've won a billion dollars. How fast do
40:37
you think you will be able to go through that
40:38
billion dollars? Because I know from talking for myself. It
40:44
would take my children's children to go through that money
40:49
in my lifetime. I'm only twenty four years old. I
40:53
cannot go through a billion dollars, even though I've never
40:57
had a billion dollars. But I know for certain that
41:00
in my lifetime I would never be able to go
41:03
through a billion dollars because there's honestly not too many
41:05
things in this world that I want. If there was
41:09
a price tag on bringing my mom back, oh absolutely,
41:16
If somebody, if there was a way that I could
41:19
take a billion dollars to get my mom back, you
41:22
can have all this money.
41:23
Speaker 2: I don't even want it. I want my mom.
41:25
Speaker 1: You can take the money, right, And I know a
41:29
lot of you out there that have lost a parent,
41:31
you feel the same way. If I could pay to
41:34
get a parent back or loved one back, you damn
41:37
best belief.
41:38
Speaker 2: You can have all this money. I don't even want it.
41:40
Take it.
41:44
Speaker 1: But as far as materialistic things, there's not a lot
41:47
of things in this world materialistic that I want. Now,
41:52
I could take some of that billion dollars and I
41:53
could go build me a private golf course. I've always
41:56
wanted a private golf course. I've always wanted to build
42:02
a tennis recreation center so that way children in underprivileged
42:07
communities can get the opportunity to get introduced to the
42:10
sport of tennis. I've always wanted to put money back
42:16
into the city that's made me into the man that
42:18
you're listening to right now.
42:22
Speaker 2: I've always wanted to help out family.
42:26
Speaker 1: Other than that, there are not too many things materialistically
42:28
that I want, so I couldn't go through a billion
42:33
dollars in one hundred and seven days now. Kamala Harris,
42:36
on the other hand, she showed us the blueprint on
42:38
how to waste a billion dollars in one hundred and
42:41
seven days, with all of the stuff that she had
42:44
for her campaign, with all the celebrities she had to payoff,
42:47
all the different things that she did with a billion dollars,
42:50
and still ended.
42:50
Speaker 2: Up losing the damn election.
42:53
Speaker 1: And yet so many people think that, well, she may
42:57
be gearing up for a run in twenty twenty eight.
42:59
God help bus if she's thinking about running for president
43:02
in twenty twenty eight, because the same thing that happened
43:07
to her in twenty twenty could probably happen to her
43:09
again in twenty twenty eight. I don't know why Kamala
43:12
just won't get it through her brain that she's just.
43:14
Speaker 2: Not that well liked.
43:17
Speaker 1: And it ain't that hard to tell that she's not
43:19
that well liked. And so many people they would say, well,
43:30
how could you say that about Karma? I can say
43:33
that because it seems to be true. She's just not
43:36
that well liked. The same thing with Hillary. God, if
43:42
a woman was ever gonna run for president of this country,
43:45
could she at least be well liked Hillary, not that
43:49
well liked, Kamla not that well liked, Nikki Haley not
43:53
that well liked. I don't And and let me say this,
44:03
I hope one of these days that I could sit
44:08
here and say that I fully support a woman to
44:14
be president of this country. But with the past few
44:18
women that have ran for president, I can't say that
44:21
I've liked them. And that's just the way it is.
44:27
So it's not a misogynistic thing. It's not a sexist
44:31
thing when it comes to Kamala Harrison. It's just that
44:33
she's not that well liked. Little secret between you and I. So,
44:40
speaking of the former Vice president, she recently announced that
44:47
she has a memoir titled One hundred and seven days,
44:52
and we know now for the next couple months, she's
44:54
going to be on all the different shows promoting the book,
44:58
a book that I will not read, a book that,
45:01
honestly when I passed by it in books and me
45:04
and I will not walk up and take a second
45:07
glance at the same way that I did not buy
45:10
or read Original Sin from that sleazy son of a bitch,
45:13
Jake Tapper. You knew that Biden's mental acuity was a problem,
45:18
but you chose to keep your damn mouth shut as
45:21
opposed to speak truth to power. Shut the fuck up
45:26
and stay on CNN, you piece of shit. But anyway,
45:35
comeless problem is that she can't see what everybody else sees.
45:43
Speaker 2: Well liked. It's not hard.
45:48
Speaker 1: Steven Wander can see that she's not that well liked.
45:50
And what's ironic is that Steven won didn'd doors. That's
45:55
a different conversation for a different day.
45:56
Speaker 2: Anyway.
45:59
Speaker 1: The one thing that I've always found to be so
46:02
fascinating when it comes to Kamala Harris is that when
46:06
she lost the election.
46:07
Speaker 2: One of the big excuses that.
46:09
Speaker 1: People gave her was that, well, she only had one
46:11
hundred and seven days of campaign for the office, so
46:13
she could really get her message out there.
46:16
Speaker 2: But then.
46:18
Speaker 1: She would have won the election. You guys would have
46:21
been applauding her, saying, look at how much she was
46:24
able to get accomplished in one hundred and seven days,
46:26
and the voters actually responded positively to it. So this
46:32
whole notion that one hundred and seven days is not
46:35
enough is bs to me. And there is a comparison
46:41
that I want to make, even though these two cannot
46:44
be compared the same, I just want to make the comparison.
46:49
People complain about Kamala Harris only having one hundred and
46:53
seven days of campaign for president. Don't think I'm being
47:01
blasphemous when I say this, but this is a pretty
47:04
great example. Didn't it only take God six days to
47:12
make heaven and earth? All everything that Genesis told us
47:19
that he made, He rested on the seventh day, So
47:24
in six days God was able to make all these
47:27
different things. And you guys are trying to tell me
47:32
that in one hundred and seven days she couldn't go
47:34
out there and do whatever it took to win the
47:37
White House. Miss me with that, It's just that her
47:42
messaging was off. She didn't really give voters anything that
47:46
they could have sunk their teeth into when it came
47:48
to her policies. And yet so many people are convinced
47:54
that she's gonna try this thing again in twenty twenty eight.
48:00
She's gonna find out that it's not gonna be as
48:05
easy of a grab as.
48:07
Speaker 2: It was in twenty twenty four.
48:09
Speaker 1: And the only thing she had to do was just
48:10
stand by BID's right hand side, and she was just
48:13
given the nomination. In twenty twenty eight, it's going to
48:16
be a crowded feel there may be twenty twenty four
48:19
different candidates talking about running for president on the Democratic side,
48:25
the same way you had twenty two people run for
48:27
mayor of the city of Jackson this year. So Kamla's
48:37
out here now and she's selling her book, even though
48:41
it's not available to the public just yet. But she's
48:44
selling her book talking about what happened during the campaign.
48:49
And I'm here to tell you right now, I'm not
48:52
buying it, no pun intended. I don't really want to
48:56
hear what she has to say about her campaign. Just
48:59
like when Hillary put out her book after she lost
49:02
to Donald Trump in sixteen, what was her book called
49:05
What Happened. I think that's what it was. I didn't
49:08
read that then by it because I didn't care. Nearly
49:13
ten years after the fact, I still don't care. Because
49:17
it was Hillary's smugness that cost her the election. Hillary
49:23
Clinton didn't think that it was vital to go to Wisconsin.
49:28
Hillary Clinton didn't think that it was vital to keep
49:31
her damn mouth shut about some of Trump's supporters. Remember
49:36
when she said that you could put some of Trump
49:37
supporters in what she calls a basket of the plorables,
49:42
and then she didn't seem to apologize for calling half
49:46
the country deplorable. And yet she still wonders to this
49:52
day how she lost the election. You lost it because
49:54
of your smugness, because how arrogant you work, because of
49:57
the fuck you mentality that you gave to a large
50:00
swath of voters. These people, man, these politicians, they are
50:07
a trip. They run for something, and then when they lose,
50:11
they sit around pondering how they lost. It's not hard,
50:14
it's not rocket science. Kamla lost because people felt like
50:22
her presidency was just being extension of Joe Biden's. People
50:26
just didn't gravitate towards her campaign, it didn't matter how
50:29
many damn celebrities she had on stage endorsing her. And
50:32
that's something else that I think Democrats should realize too.
50:35
These celebrity endorsements don't mean what they used to, if
50:38
they meant anything. I don't care who Beyonce is voting for.
50:43
I don't care who Megan the Stagging is voting for.
50:45
I don't care who Cardi.
50:47
Speaker 2: B's voting for.
50:48
Speaker 1: John legend Usher, I don't care. And the same on
50:51
the Republican side. I don't care who Rogan's voting for.
50:54
I don't care who Kid Rock you know, Hulk Hogan,
50:56
even though he's no longer with us. I don't care
50:59
whose celebrities vote. I just don't want you shoving politics
51:02
down my damn throat. Keep your politics to yourself, and
51:10
Stephen Colbert is a cautionary tale of why you should
51:14
keep your politics to yourself if you're someone who's a celebrity,
51:18
because because when you choose to put your politics out
51:22
there in public and you alienate half your potential viewers,
51:27
your show gets canceled. And He's not gonna be the
51:32
first one, and he damn sure won't be the last one.
51:34
To lose his show all because he chose to close
51:39
his show off to half the country. And I see
51:42
Jimmy Fallon now is trying to circle the wagons because
51:47
an episode that he has coming up this week will
51:49
feature Greg Guttfel, who hosts a comedic satire show of
51:53
his own on Fox News. So we'll see how that go.
51:58
I think the episode's gonna air all us eight, the
52:02
same day that Donald Trump has imposed the deadline for
52:05
Latimer Putin to get to the negotiating table.
52:07
Speaker 2: I run and getting.
52:07
Speaker 1: The politics in America never gets old. It's always something
52:15
to talk about politically as long as this world continues
52:19
the term. With that being said, ladies and gentlemen, that'll
52:23
wrap up today's edition of The Igarius william Show. I
52:25
want to thank you all once again for listening. However,
52:28
and wherever you choose to listen, We'll be back next
52:30
time to break down more of the biggest political stories
52:33
in our own, unique, unapologetic and sometimes controversial way. So
52:37
until then, you guys, continue to enjoy your day's stay safe,
52:40
take care, God blessed.
52:41
Speaker 2: We're out