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Are you ready for some Bad Bunny and another woke Super Bowl · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Welcome everybody to After Dark.
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Robin Andrew on the America Out Loud Hi Heart Radio Channel along with streaming on Spotify Stitcher Apple Podcasts.
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We're excited you guys are joining us once again tonight.
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We hope those warmer temperatures are reaching your area.
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Particular if you're in uh the north or the Midwest or um the Northeast or maybe even the Southeast.
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The cold temperature's definitely been brutal this past January.
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I don't know about you guys there in New York, Rob, but here in Illinois.
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Uh the 10-day forecast is looking awful good compared to the last 10 days.
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So uh can't complain too much about that.
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We've got a lot to discuss tonight, including uh the Super Bowl this weekend at the halftime show.
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Um the Safe Act, the government shutdown, what's going on with that, the latest.
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But we're gonna start off with the Grammy Awards.
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Um, of course, there's a lot of low virtue signaling, particularly from host Trevor Noah, who spent the show attacking President Trump, and we saw people like uh Billy Eilish and others talking about ice, pretty much all of them were virtue signaling, it sounds like uh I didn't watch the show, but uh based on what I seen uh on social media.
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Uh Billy Eilish talked about how we were on stolen land, and uh reportedly Kentadi Brown Jackson was there, and I was told she was cheering when she Billy Eilish said that.
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So uh this is what we've got in the Supreme Court.
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A bunch of woke activists were at this show.
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And quite frankly, that's shameful that Kentaji Brown Jackson was there.
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I guess she was nominated for an award, I guess there is a DEI award they were just gonna give her because she certainly didn't get nominated for a Grammy Award on merit.
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But uh, yeah, we saw it with Trevor Noah, we saw with John Legend, uh Chrissy Teagan, uh Billy Porter in the pre-Grammy show.
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Um you know who else they really dislike besides President Trump now, Rob, is Nicki Minaj.
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Yeah, she was getting a lot of hate at the uh Grammy Awards.
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Uh she called out Trevor Noah and called him uh homosexual.
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I thought that was already known.
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I thought the guy was out of the closet, but apparently he's not.
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And then uh people were posting pictures of him walking around with his boyfriend.
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Uh I don't know, that's a whole other story, but uh I was surprised at the that this guy was supposedly straight.
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But uh Rob, what did you make of the 2026 version of the Hollywood Grammy Awards?
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Well, I didn't make much uh much of it at all, Andrew, because I didn't watch it.
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I I've stopped watching those award shows for what is it for a decade or so uh just lost interest because it's just nothing but a bunch of liberals giving themselves awards and then trying to be these like self-righteous individuals.
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Uh want to thank all of our listeners for tuning in.
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You know that we're gonna bring it to you the way we see it, the way we hear it.
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And uh we want to thank you for tuning in tonight.
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But as far as I'm concerned, as far as the Grammys, just a bunch of uh overglorified entertainers, just like the Oscars, just like the Golden Globe, and their entire focus was on President Trump.
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They we get it.
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You don't like him.
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We get it, we got the message.
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Why do you guys feel the need to constantly bring it up?
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And they are all marched down the red carpet saying the exact same thing over and over again, is if though they have been given a script.
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A week or so ago, there was a golden globes, and they were all wearing a ribbon uh in honor of the so-called what was her name, uh Renee Good and Alex Pretty, who were who through their who were careless with their lives, reckless with their lives, trying to stop impede law enforcement agents, and were killed foolishly.
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So they felt that everyone should come out and wear these little ribbons in solidarity.
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I don't get it.
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We talked about this briefly last night.
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Wearing the ribbons, and they were claiming that that Trump was locking up children and he was taking children from their fathers and from their families.
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And as I mentioned last night, no one has mentioned the name of Bevanling Williams, the black woman who was thrown in jail by Joe Biden's Department of Justice simply because she was praying outside of an abortion clinic, praying for the lives of the unborn, more than likely praying for the lives of black babies who were killed by the numbers.
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More black children have been killed, black babies have been killed in abortion than never were killed in slavery.
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Or everywhere lynch, tell us say that.
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And slavery too.
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But do you hear black people talking about that?
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No, you don't hear that.
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But they're quick to bring up Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, and say, oh, police, they're killing the black people.
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And when you look at the statistics and you look at the numbers, you'll see that more whites are killed by police than blacks.
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But you can't get them to see that.
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And if you were to show it to them, they'll say, Oh no, no, no.
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Those numbers are skewed.
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They're hiding the numbers.
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Are you serious?
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So last night they're all marching out, celebrating themselves, giving themselves a pat on the back.
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You had Travan Trevor Noah.
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You knew he was gonna bring up Trump.
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He doesn't like Trump.
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We all know that.
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Yet throw in Nicki Minaj who shot back.
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I mean, she was on Twitter.
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I mean, just going after him.
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And of course, President Trump said, I'm gonna sue you.
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Just made a false accusation, uh, allegations, and he should.
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Because when they get this information out in the public square, they don't bother to change it.
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Look at what happened to George Stephanopoulos.
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They knew that this was a big night.
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They knew that a lot of liberals were gonna be watching.
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So, what better way of getting this out there than to make these false allegations than to do it during the Grammys?
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When people do like, oh, wait, what did he say about Trump?
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And then they'll take it and they'll run with it.
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Now, if Trevor comes back and apologized, they will never see that.
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The audience will never see that.
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They'll only run with that little piece of information.
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Well, Trevor Noore said this.
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Well, who is Trevor Noah?
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A washed up comedian, has been, wannabe host.
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I saw one clip, Andrew, of this singer.
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I don't know what she sings.
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I've never heard of her, I've just heard of her name.
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Billy Eilish.
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Always, and I the name stays in my head because it's an unusual last name.
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And she took the stage, and she said, you know, why are we something to the effect of trying to do a diss on ice and saying that we're trying to get rid of illegal aliens, and how can we do that when we're all here on stolen land?
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And many city councils open up their meetings saying that they're on stolen land.
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And you guys know how I feel about that.
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I've spoken about that before.
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This whole stolen land concept.
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It's a bunch of garbage.
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We're not on stolen land, we're not all immigrants.
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Okay, let's just dispel that rumor right now.
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It's a lie.
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It is a big lie.
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But it's the the younger generation that they've been telling us to, and they've bought into it that we're bad, we're on stolen land, and uh we we stole the land from the Indians, and this is bad.
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And okay, Billy Eilish, you you live in a multi-million dollar mansion in LA.
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Why don't you just give that land back to the to the Indians?
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Just tell them, hey guys, uh, this is my share.
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Come move into my house.
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Why won't you do it?
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She won't.
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But she'll make you feel bad.
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She won't guilt everyone else into thinking, yeah, we stole the land.
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Look at what we did to the Indians.
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No, the Indians did it themselves.
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It's not my fault that they were bad negotiators.
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It is not my fault, okay.
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It's not my fault.
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They were bad negotiators.
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And we see this throughout history.
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People were bad negotiators.
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Them thinking, oh, well, give us these guns, and we can go and we can kill our fellow of the other Indians that we want to take over their land.
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So if anything, they were taking land, stealing land.
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But all at once, we want to rewrite history and make them out to be the good guys because we came here and we gave them all these diseases and we did this, we did that.
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Yeah, but what were they doing while they were here to the other Indian tribes?
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Like I said, we need to get them off of this victimization list that's lasting decade to decade.
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If they haven't managed to pull it together yet, they never will.
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And and why would they?
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If we're constantly giving them things, if we're constantly saying, you need to we took all this from you, and we moved to reservations and we we stole your land and we made you convert and we did this, and it's so bad.
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Yeah, but that happened hundreds of years ago.
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They've been able to regroup.
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Okay.
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And if they're still
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Some of the reservations who are still drinking, they're still alcoholics.
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Not my fault, not their ancestors' fault, because they've been given so much.
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It's time to wake up.
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This doesn't make any sense.
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These victimizations.
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And now Democrats want to find another group of victims.
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The illegals.
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We gotta make them victims.
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We gotta say that we're being mean to them.
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We're being bad.
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They came here illegally.
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Try that in Mexico.
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Try that in any country, Andrew, and they will kick you out.
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Why is it that it's okay for them to come here?
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And then live off the fat of the land.
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Live off our taxpayer dollars.
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Which is what happened in Minnesota.
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That's the reason why all this is going on.
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Because the Somalis got caught with their hands in the cookie jar.
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And what it was an expensive cookie jar, if I have to add to that.
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Nine billion plus injury.
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What does President Trump call the Somalis?
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Low IQ.
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Unreal that these are the people that are coming here and stealing all our money and sending it back to their home country.
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They outsmarted the Democrats in Minnesota.
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And uh that should tell us all we need to know about Democrats in Minnesota.
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And not once that they mention the Somalis.
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Doing the Grammys.
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Yeah, they forgot to mention the Somali fraud, huh?
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Well, not even the fraud, but just to say that, you know, look at what they're doing to Somalis.
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They didn't even mention them.
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They didn't even mention them.
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They were too busy talking about stolen land.
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This is stolen land.
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And look at what ICE is doing.
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They're going back to their separating the little boy from his dad.
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No.
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I would have kicked them all out.
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As I said, Andrew.
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And I think I who said this.
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I think it was Tom Holman.
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He mentioned this during one of the hearings on the Hill.
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And one of the senators was trying to be really smart.
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One of the persons who was questioning him, it was a house member, and said, you know, well, how can you separate children?
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This doesn't make any sense.
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Oh, and they said the same thing to Kemala Harris.
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That but think about it.
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If a person is arrested here in the United States, and they have children, they're removed from their household, they're removed from the children.
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We don't say, well, we can't send them to jail because uh they have children.
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There's no one at home.
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No, they'll say, where's it next if can I put the child in foster care?
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So what's the big difference?
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Why should they get like uh special treatment?
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You see, these are the things that these Gen Zers and Gen X's or whatever they call themselves, they don't think.
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It's like, think about it.
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If you were to commit a crime, and if you have a child, they don't care about that child.
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They don't.
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And we've had angel moms on this show, Rob, that have been killed.
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Uh they've talked to us about their children being murdered by illegal aliens.
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And uh okay, so we got an illegal alien that is a law-abiding citizen.
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But then he gets it in traffic accident and kills um family member that's important to you, whether it be your mom or your child, whoever it is.
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Uh, you're gonna say this guy shouldn't have been here in the first place.
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And um, law, the law is the law, and they broke the law, jumping that border and coming over here illegally.
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So um, I have no sympathy for them being deported, Rob.
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We have to enforce the law.
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And it's like these democrats, I guess just are not for the rule of law, because that's what they're admitting by saying that they do not want these deportations.
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But uh, we've been hearing this now for 10 years with all these sanctuary cities during Trump administration number one.
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Uh, we had all these blue cities were sanctuary cities, but uh now that we're really enforcing it in these big cities, we see them protesting and throwing fits like a bunch of babies.
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Well, we've said this before.
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Before Trump, you had the Democrats, they were on board with saying that we need to protect our borders, we need to shut down our borders, we need to have more border control from Bill Clinton to Barack Obama to Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, they all said it.
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Now that Trump is actually doing something about it, they don't like it.
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And when they were saying it, you didn't see any Hollywood stars coming out protesting against it.
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You didn't see them going to the Grammys and talking about it.
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And see, that's the problem with these guys.
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They come out, they talk a big talk, they want to shut things down, as opposed to just keeping their potty holes shut.
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It's like we don't care about your opinions.
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You're entitled to it.
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But what they do is they try to get on a huge platform and spew this nonsense because they know that there are people that are listening to it who don't know what's going on, who don't understand what's happening.
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And it's these Gensiers.
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They go out, they start pontificating, knowing that we're gonna get their their uh virgin ears and they're gonna believe what we're saying, and they're gonna buy it.
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And that's the danger.
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And they know what they're doing.
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Like Trevor Noah, he knows what he's doing.
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Now he he's not funny at all.
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But he knew that if I come out there, if I attack Trump, if I attack Nicki Minaj, our base is gonna love it.
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Yeah, or they're just gonna imagine if this if the tables were turned, and this was Republicans doing this all the time, they wouldn't like it.
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Oh, this is not fair.
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What are they doing?
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What are they saying?
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Yeah, but when they're able to do it, it's it's okay.
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Yeah, and this is the conundrum we face as Republicans because every form of entertainment, um, it's dominated by these woke leftists.
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No, I mean, you'd like TV shows, you like movies, you like music, uh, you like wrestling, you'd like sports, uh, you like fighting.
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Uh, you're gonna see loksters all over the place.
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Maybe not so much fighting, that might be the exception.
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But the rest of them, um, you're gonna actively support a bunch of woke people.
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I've decided I'm not gonna let it affect me.
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Uh if there's something I want to watch, I'll watch it.
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Um, I might uh I'm not gonna pay extra for like ESPN or anything like that, but if it's convenient and uh I can get it maybe on a streaming app or something, I'll watch it.
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But uh Yeah, Rob.
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Uh, what how do you feel about that?
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Uh watching movies, music, uh people from people that are woke, because if you don't, unfortunately, you're so limited, you'll just have to go back to like uh 1980s and 1990s and watch all the old stuff, which believe me, I do plenty of that too.
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Alright, I was gonna say I do that.
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I I sometimes I struggle when it's a musician.
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I do struggle with it if it's a movie.
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Uh if I didn't like them already, I mean, it's not gonna keep me from watching them.
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Like George Cloney, I'd never cared for him.
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So anything that he's in, I don't like feel like compelled to watch it.
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There are some old movies, right?
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That I'm like, okay, I'll I'll watch it, but I just never thought he was a good actor.
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Now when it comes to music.
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Oh, George Clooney's overrated.
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Yeah, he he is.
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There are a few like Michael Clayton, he was in that movie.
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I liked it.
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He was in another movie with Shannon Tatum that was a I think came out in 2018 that was kind of hilarious.
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I missed it.
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I haven't made an effort to go see it, but mainly music.
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That that's the one that gets to me because when they start singing, they'll put in some little jab at a conservative, and I'm thinking, Yeah, I can't I can't watch it.
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There's a guy that I used to listen to all the time, uh, and now I can't even listen to his music as I'm like, I keep hearing his politics.
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Barbara Streit saying, I don't like her because I hear her politics.
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I'm like, just shut up and sing.
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Never like Bad Bunny.
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He's gonna be performing at the Super Bowl.
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I don't even know anything that he that he has anything that he sung.
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I have nothing in my the only reason music repertoire.
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The only reason I know who Bad Bunny is is he appeared on WWE like two years ago or something like that.
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But uh, if he never made that appearance, I would have no idea.
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Was he wrestling this guy was yeah, he wrestled a couple matches.
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Really?
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Yeah.
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Was he good?
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Uh he wasn't horrible, I guess.
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But you know, the reason they had him on, obviously, was because they're trying to appeal to Latinos.
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Uh it wasn't political or woke at least, but uh yeah, Bad Bunny did some uh WWE wrestling.
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We are back here on After Dark.
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Just continuing our discussion tonight.
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Uh about a variety of things.
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We started off with the Grammy Awards.
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Um talking about the woke uh side of the bunny the Grammys.
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We left off talking about Bad Bunny doing some WWE wrestling.
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Uh Rob was not aware of that.
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Uh we looked it up over the break.
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It looks like he made his WWE debut in 2021.
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Uh he did this move called the Canadian Destroyer, which is like a pile driver where um it's looks like it's like a flip pile driver.
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It's hard to explain.
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I'm pretty sure it takes the other guy's participation to do.
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Like you can't just you know, do it to somebody, but it's very impressive looking move, so you could look that up if you're at all interested.
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But uh bad bunny at the Super Bowl, it's gonna be a bunch of whoa crap, Latinos uh pushing their culture instead of the American culture, which it's really a shame, Rob, because this is the 250th anniversary of the United States of America, and we're likely to see very little American patriotism during the halftime of the Super Bowl show.
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Andrew, I still can't get over this guy being uh the WWE uh uh wow.
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I mean, he seemed soft, but I'm just looking as you were talking, just scrolling through some of the uh things that he was doing.
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It's like, man.
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I I mean I stopped watching WWE some time ago because I thought that it was going soft, it wasn't the WWE that I grew up on, and but man, this is it's impressive.
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But I mean, the way to and you know what?
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I was gonna say the way WWE is going now, I could see him being on it.
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But when you think back, Andrew, back in the day, WWE was really risque.
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They had a lot of characters on that were really questionable as far as their sexuality, who they were.
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I mean, you had gold dust, and he had the other wrestlers running from him, he was grabbing at their crotch, and it was risque.
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Now they had the godfather, the pimp that had bought Venus, the porn star.
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Yep, they'll keep the porn.
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Yeah, they had some characters.
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They had Trish, they had this other woman on with uh these big boobs, and you know, they like kind of toned it down.
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That went up to the WWF.
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Wrestling used to be where like everyone was like an occupation at one time, like there was like Duke the dumpster drosy, who is like a garbage man, the big boss man who's like a police officer.
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Um they had characters all over that where the heartbreak kid.
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Yeah, I guess it's so people could relate to him.
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Right.
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And it was act the junk yard dog, it was really entertaining, right?
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It was really entertaining, and like I said, they had some risque characters on, and then they lost their way.
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It's I mean, they then it became WWE World Wrestling Entertainment as opposed to Real Wrestling Federation because they say, Well, if you call it Federation, you're a sports, and we've got to test you for drugs, so they say, Okay, we're gonna be WWE, and it was still okay, but then it started changing.
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And I guess when it changed too many times, and I just like stopped watching, and I guess that's when uh bad bunny appeared on it.
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I I'm I'm I don't know if I'm shocked, impressed.
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Maybe the maybe he should go back to it and you know become a little bit more masculine, so to speak.
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I mean, I watched clips of the show last night, and he looked like if you were to go looking through the dictionary for in a beta male, his picture would be right there.
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Because I'm I saw some clips of him in a dress, dancing around and singing with boobs, and like, oh my god, what is this?
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And this push, this is what I don't understand.
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Be you, I'll be me.
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But the push that they're pushing out there, and I'm like, I I don't want to say if men are aware of it, because I think most men who aren't beta males, they see what's happening, they see that they're trying to emasculate men, and you have foolish women who are who are in on it, and they're okay, and these are the same women who have marched around and say, We're the real men, there are no real men, I want real men.
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I'm thinking, yeah, but you're trying to emasculate men.
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You want men walking around in a dress.
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Well, it's not a man, it's it's it's not a really a dress, it's something that a man could wear because men used to wear dresses back in the day.
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No, they were sorry's, okay, and you know what's happening.
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And if you can't see this push of trying to feminize men, then you're crazy.
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I don't like it when I see ball players carrying a purse.
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You know, the Birkin bag.
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Like, come on, dude.
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No, well, this is what I have on my stuff.
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No, but the way you're carrying it, you know what you're doing.
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Okay.
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Now it's one thing, like I walk around the city with a backpack on.
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Okay.
26:03
Because that's why you don't have a car, you put everything in your backpack.
26:06
But when you're openly carrying a purse, because you're trying to say man can carry purses, it's an agenda.
26:13
Come on.
26:14
It's an agenda.
26:15
When you're walking around purposely trying to wear pink things, well, men can wear pink.
26:20
It's an agenda.
26:21
Come on now.
26:22
I mean, I used to have a pink dress shirt, and I loved it.
26:25
But I wasn't trying to make a statement, what you know, I can be a girly man.
26:29
Come on, I remember that episode.
26:30
Do you ever see the episode on uh Seinfeld?
26:32
And uh Kramer said that Seinfeld was a girly man because he wore a fur coat.
26:39
And I mean, you could never make signpills.
26:41
I do remember that one.
26:42
It was the most hilarious thing.
26:44
He loved his fur coat.
26:45
Right.
26:45
And Kramer and this guy was like, oh, girly, just tell me he's a girly man is for you could never make that today.
26:51
Because they would say you're making fun.
26:53
Well, you should make fun.
26:54
I mean, come on, we need we need real men, and I don't see Bad Bunny as a real man.
26:58
And I have friends actually, female friends who love Bad Bunny.
27:02
I'm like, what can you do for you?
27:04
Come on.
27:05
What can you do?
27:07
I I go see a lot of light music, and sometimes you'll see guys wearing um not dresses, but skirts.
27:14
It's like what like the full-length ones, even.
27:18
It's like, what are you doing?
27:19
Like it's different, like the old Irishman quilt thing, but uh kilt, but these skirts just like uh ban wearing them all over just to make like a fashion statement, not even homosexual then.
27:33
It's just bizarre.
27:35
Well, they're they're trying it's an agenda.
27:37
It is an agenda, and I would say if we were to bring back shaming and allow people to laugh at them.
27:44
Yes, bring it up.
27:45
And to make fun of them.
27:46
And I've always said this, you know.
27:48
Uh Heather and I, we had a debate on it, and she was like, Oh no, I said, nope, need to bring it back.
27:52
Because if you did, bring back being embarrassed, bring back accountability, uh, shame.
27:59
It would stop.
28:00
But see, now if you would have laugh at it, you have someone say, Oh, don't laugh at them.
28:03
This is cute.
28:03
And no, it's not.
28:05
Okay, we need men to be men.
28:08
And I'm like, uh, these beta males, don't you see that these women are trying to replace you?
28:13
That is a reason why I don't want to see liberal women in politics.
28:17
You look at Spanberger in Virginia.
28:19
She's messing that up.
28:20
Look at New Jersey, the one in New Jersey.
28:22
Mickey.
28:22
They're messing it up.
28:24
And every time I see a female running for office, I'm like, no, no, no.
28:29
Go back home and raise a happy family.
28:31
That is the reason why the birth rates are down.
28:34
All these liberal women.
28:36
It's also why we see so many times in society now where uh men will have kids and they don't want to be fathers because uh they're they're not men, they're beta males like Rob's.
28:48
They're betters, they're they're betas.
28:50
You know, and this is all created by the left, and that is a reason why, you know, then they say, Oh, there's a war in women.
28:56
Yeah, created by beta males, and going into women's spaces trying to be women.
29:01
I mean, you look look look uh I don't want to go completely off topic, but this is uh actually right along with it.
29:08
You look at the fashion industry.
29:11
Back in the day, they had the supermodels, men and women, men look like men.
29:16
Now they look like the androgynous.
29:20
Like, are you serious?
29:22
These little skinny pale men.
29:24
I'm like, are you serious?
29:25
And then the women look like they're she women.
29:28
I'm like, what the hell is happening here?
29:32
We need to turn back the tide, turn it back, turn back time as what's my name used to say share.
29:37
Oh, I heard about share on the Grammys.
29:40
And that holy, she's 81 or something, and that she gave an award for record of the year, and it was actually for bad body, so we're still talking about the Grammys.
29:49
And when she was reading it, she was told that they were gonna have the name on the queue.
29:54
So she got rid of the call that think it was the artist of the year or record of the year, and she was waiting.
30:00
Well, first of all, before she did it, she walked off stage and they told her to come back on stage.
30:04
She should come back on stage.
30:05
And then when she got ready to read it, they didn't put it on the screen, so she had to open up the envelope.
30:11
So she opened it up, and as opposed to naming, I think it was Kendrick Lamar.
30:16
She said, Oh, and the winner is Luther Bandros.
30:19
Well, Luther Vandros has been dead for almost a decade.
30:22
And there was like, no, it's not him.
30:25
And she's like, oh, I mean Kendrick Lamar.
30:27
So Kendrick Lamar goes on stage and he you know laughs and what have you.
30:31
And who the hell is Kendrick Lamar?
30:33
He's performed the Super Bowl last year with the uh bell bottoms on.
30:37
Never heard of the guy.
30:38
Don't know anything that he sings, but everyone is telling me, oh, he's a great lyric.
30:43
Oh, you just gotta listen to him.
30:44
I've tried.
30:45
Nothing.
30:46
There's nothing there.
30:48
So I guess it's gonna be the same thing with Bad Bunny.
30:52
And what a name, Bad Bunny.
30:54
And I thought he didn't speak English.
30:56
But he managed to, you know, utter some broken English and say some things by saying, before I thank Jesus, I want to say no ice.
31:05
Oh, and they went crazy.
31:07
No, again, folks, these are all the clips that I saw.
31:09
That's all I could tolerate.
31:11
The audience went crazy.
31:13
And guess who else was there?
31:15
Don Lemon.
31:17
And I guess he was recognized at one point, and they all jumped up and they started clapping for him.
31:22
As only they would do.
31:25
I'm thinking, wow, these are a bunch of insane people.
31:29
Now, what I did watch, the clips that I watched that rather enjoyed.
31:34
Was the clip from Jelly Roll.
31:38
No, I would Jelly Roll, I don't know what he sings.
31:42
But I like him.
31:45
And his acceptance speech was so genuine.
31:50
I'm sure that many in the audience didn't like it because he did thank Jesus.
31:55
And you know what?
31:57
As always, I have the receipt.
31:59
So let's listen to it together as to what he said, recognizing Jesus, mentioning his name, while the others didn't.
32:07
And I'm sure for them to mention his name, it was probably like uh giving a showing a vampire, Andrew, across.
32:14
So here's Jelly Roll and his acceptance speech.
32:17
Run the tape.
32:18
I believe the music had the power to change my life.
32:21
God had the power to change my life.
32:23
And I want to tell y'all right now.
32:24
Jesus, it's for everybody.
32:26
Jesus is not home.
32:28
One of the party.
32:29
Jesus is not home.
32:32
Jesus.
32:37
That was powerful.
32:38
That was a little longer than that.
32:40
But man, Andrew, if you had the time, go look it up on YouTube.
32:43
It was a really powerful uh acceptance speech, considering where he came from.
32:49
He has been in jail.
32:50
At one point he considered killing himself.
32:53
No, I could do without all the facial tattoos and not but his speech was really point on.
33:00
Have you seen how much weight that guy's lost?
33:02
It is unbelievable.
33:04
He's on a zympic, I think.
33:05
He won a derivative.
33:06
Oh, he's got it.
33:07
He's gotta be.
33:08
Yeah.
33:09
But yeah, that was just an amazing speech that he gave at the Grammys, right?
33:13
And uh uh right among all the demons in the crowd.
33:18
Like Rob said, they're probably wanted to moan and groan and to control themselves not to.
33:24
Uh that was just fantastic.
33:26
And I've actually seen him getting backlash from the woke left for that because they're saying, oh, he should have talked about the Minnesota protests and Renee Good and Alex Pretty.
33:38
Uh they get mad when you uh celebrate Jesus.
33:41
And you notice he's the only one that went up there and uh thank someone else like that, wasn't concerned about uh his own ego.
33:51
Uh you just wanted to spread the word of Jesus.
33:54
Right.
33:55
No, you're right.
33:56
They they they don't like it when you when they go up and they do it, and they actually tried to bait him and to uh saying something negative about ice.
34:07
I saw a clip where a journalist was talking to him, and she was saying, you know, with everything that's going on in the world, would you like to say anything about what's happening with ice?
34:20
And he said, No, that's not my purview.
34:22
And I'm paraphrasing what he said.
34:24
He's like, I have you know, I I don't like getting into politics.
34:27
He said, So no, I have nothing to say about it.
34:29
She's like, are you sure?
34:31
You know, wanting him to say something negative because all the other entertainers had done that.
34:35
Like I said, Billy Eile is just up talking about stolen land, and some of the others came up and they're saying, Oh, well, once Singer came up and said, you know, screw ice or f ice.
34:44
I mean, just they don't know what they're talking about.
34:48
They're using the media's talking points that the Democrats have given them, and they're up talking about it.
34:56
Everything else is like they're clueless.
34:58
If you want to ask him who were the four the founding fathers, the first thing they say is, oh, well, they're all racist.
35:03
Oh, they were all bad guys.
35:04
Well, so was Martin Luther King.
35:06
Are we gonna just trash him also?
35:08
He was a womanizer.
35:10
Or is it when he was killed, he was in the hotel room with the woman.
35:14
So are we gonna just trash him also and forget about him?
35:17
See, these are the things you have to throw up in their faces because they don't know.
35:22
They're just using the media's talking points, and as I've said before, and I will continue to say it, Andrew.
35:27
The media is without a doubt.
35:30
Without a doubt, the political action committee of the Democrat Party, and they all know it and they relish in it.
35:37
They know this.
35:40
And that's the reason why I don't mind saying it.
35:43
Because they're not the press.
35:45
Like I said, Don Lemon and his husband was there, and they're probably making a docuseries on this, and they'll probably try to sell it to Netflix.
35:52
What you bet?
35:52
Watch.
35:53
They are recording all of this.
35:56
Don going to jail, Don going to the Grammys, and when Don goes to court, his husband was right there just filming all of this.
36:05
The same way they were filming it when they went to Minnesota.
36:08
They are going to try and sell this to Netflix or to HBO or to Amazon Prime.
36:14
They want to sell this, and they think they're gonna get a lot of views.
36:18
They are going to sell this and say this is the persecution of the freedom of speech.
36:23
No, it wasn't.
36:24
Don Lemon was not acting as a journalist.
36:26
Everyone is saying it.
36:27
As like we said last night, even had Brian Steltler to say the exact same thing.
36:31
He was not acting as a journalist.
36:33
It was acting as an activist, but they're gonna sell all this.
36:37
And then he'll be able to say, Oh, and I was on the stage with Bad Bunny, I think he took a picture with Bad Bunny, so he's gonna get all this, and he's gonna try to sell it to Netflix and try to get 10 million dollars out of it.
36:48
And you heard people saying, well, you know, they should have the Trump's Department of Justice should have gone after Don because this is just gonna help his career.
36:54
Well, you know, Trump has helped a lot of their careers.
36:57
If it wasn't for Trump, they would probably all be in the dumps.
37:00
But he has helped their careers because people know if you talk about Trump, they will tune in, and that's all they want.
37:06
And that's what they do, try to sell subscriptions.
37:08
They're selling subscriptions, Andrew.
37:10
That's what they're doing.
37:12
They're selling subscriptions.
37:14
Yes.
37:15
As opposed to back in the day, it was advertisement.
37:17
Now they've got to sell subscriptions.
37:19
So they want people to buy their content.
37:21
And in order to buy their content, Andrew, what they do is they talk about Trump.
37:25
They talk negatively about Trump.
37:27
And that's how people will keep tuning in.
37:29
If they were to change that, they start talking something positive, or no, if they were to change it and start talk telling the truth.
37:36
Oh, they would tune it out.
37:37
They would tune them out.
37:39
Yeah, everyone wants to be uh substate.
37:42
Um wants to have everything glamorized and make everything sound so much worse than it was.
37:48
Like the Epstein Files was a perfect example.
37:51
Don't get me wrong.
37:52
There's a lot of horrific things in the Epstein Files, but it wasn't what people said it was going to be.
38:06
Then it ends up being a thing.
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We're back to the last half of the show.
40:20
And we will continue talking about the Grammys, the upcoming Super Bowl, amongst other things.
40:29
I still can't get over Bad Bunny being on WWE.
40:32
I just cannot.
40:33
He just does not look like the type.
40:35
And I would think that had he'd appeared there, Andrew, they would have beat the living daylights out of him.
40:39
But from what I've been seeing, the guy was able to hold his own.
40:42
Like you said, with this little moves that he made.
40:45
Who would have known?
40:46
Maybe he should go back to that.
40:49
And gosh, stop trying to like water down men and stop trying to be so we need women, we need men.
40:58
We don't need everybody trying to be the same thing.
41:01
Let's just stop that.
41:04
I long for that day to come back.
41:05
And maybe one day he'll wake up and he'll realize it.
41:08
And but why would he?
41:09
Because you had you still have these groupies, he's females that love him.
41:12
Like go all over.
41:13
Oh, we want to see go to I have a friend who went to Puerto Rico just to see him perform.
41:17
I'm like, are you serious?
41:18
I mean, I thought he was a singer Maloma, but it's bad money.
41:22
And who knows how you perform on the Super Bowl.
41:25
But we talked about the Super Bowl, but competing with well, I don't know if they're competing with the Super Bowl, but they're giving you an alternative.
41:31
Turning point USA, they're also going to have a halftime show, Andrew.
41:36
You heard about that?
41:37
Yeah, the halftime show.
41:39
We were talking about a little bit earlier where this thing's gonna be located.
41:42
Apparently, they're keeping it under wraps.
41:44
But they've got uh Kid Rock and some more performers.
41:49
Kid Rock's the big name.
41:51
Uh oh.
41:51
It should be a pretty good show.
41:53
I'll probably tune over to see what they've got going on.
41:56
Um, if it's on television.
41:59
Uh certainly, I think with the hype when they first announced it, they could have done a better job following up on it by securing an arena or something to book all these performers.
42:09
Maybe they could have shown the game on the screen or something, so people didn't have to miss the game uh when they came to the uh performance.
42:17
But hopefully, uh if this thing's a success in the future, they um put it in an arena because I'm guessing this one's gonna be in a sound stage, but I like that there's an alternative to that whoa crap that you're gonna see on uh the regular Super Bowl.
42:34
Yeah, I as we're talking.
42:36
I have a friend right now who's texting me, he's trying to have a Super Bowl party.
42:40
Uh I'm gonna text him back, wanting to know if I'm gonna go, and then they just want to see Bad Bunny.
42:47
I don't care about Bad Bunny.
42:48
I don't care.
42:49
I might uh I might exit that and and come home and uh do a taping.
42:55
Uh maybe that's what I'll do.
42:57
Uh they'll have their they'll have their uh their halftime show, and then I'll go live and talk about the Super Bowl and talk about Bad Bunny.
43:05
Yeah, I can critique it.
43:07
Yeah, maybe I'll do that.
43:08
I don't know what your schedule is like, Andrew.
43:10
Maybe that's what I'll do.
43:11
Uh I will go live and critique the uh hold on a second, and critique the halftime show.
43:23
And because I'm not I like the Seahawks and the only reason why I watch the Super Bowl is just for the commercials.
43:31
I really don't get into it, you know.
43:33
Uh and I like to see the commercials, and I used to like to see the performances, but you know, now the what they're doing to it is like, are you serious?
43:44
I I might just turn over and watch the turning point USA and watch Kid Rock.
43:48
I don't I don't think I have anything in my music repertoire of Kid Rock.
43:53
I like Kid Rock because he's he's he's unusually strange.
43:57
He was married to Pam Anderson for about a month or so, and I don't know if there was her publicity or not, and then he divorced her.
44:05
But we'll we'll we'll see, we'll see.
44:07
But I I would not at all be surprised, Andrew, if during the turning point USA show, if Nicki Minaj makes an appearance, because she has been uh we say trust but verify, but she seems to have gone all in MAGA with her beliefs and the things that she's saying.
44:28
Now I know that her music is out there, and I will say that I do have one song by her in my music, and it's how do you do that?
44:36
And I thought it was really neat, but afterwards, her the music that she sings is a bit too much for me.
44:42
I'm like, oh my god, what is she what does she come up with these lyrics?
44:46
And you know something else that I've noticed, Andrew.
44:48
I'm not a really big rap connoisseur, but back in the day, women would complain about rap music, and they said that they sexualized women, and they want respecting women fast forward.
45:06
Women are doing just that to themselves.
45:10
Look at Cardi B and WAP.
45:13
Look at Megan the Stallion.
45:16
Now, they're saying now that they're owning their own sexuality.
45:19
I mean, Marihanna said that, but I'm thinking, yeah, but all you're saying is a bunch of vulgar stuff, and you're putting it behind some nice tracks, nice music, the sound is good, and I have to admit, half of the time, the rap music, I don't know what the heck they're saying.
45:34
I just like the beat.
45:36
Do you know what they're saying half the time, Andrew?
45:39
I don't I don't know what they're saying half the time.
45:43
Uh no rap music, but yeah, sometimes the beat is cool.
45:46
I like it when they have like a band with them, not just like uh an audio track or something, you know.
45:54
Sometimes you'll see rappers where they'll have like horns and stuff like that.
45:59
Yeah, but they have yeah, but when they have the like someone else, like the horns and all that, it's good.
46:05
And like in a lot of it is like remix, like Bruno Mars, I like some of his stuff.
46:09
Uh I've I gone back and I'll listen to like Lil Kim.
46:14
Again, I don't know what the heck these people are saying.
46:17
I just and I would say that holds true of any genre of music.
46:22
I like the beat.
46:24
I hear the beat first, and then the sound later on, like the song by Michael Jackson.
46:30
Uh there's a song that he sings, and everybody thought he was saying just come say, come say, come and say massa.
46:36
And he was actually saying something, the words, and no one ever noticed it.
46:40
And if you go back and listen to any music, any genre, and when you actually focus in on what they're saying, you're like, wow, I didn't know they were saying that.
46:51
I think they were saying this.
46:52
So it's the same way with rap music for me.
46:54
I don't know what they're saying.
46:56
I just like the beat.
46:57
And the way they're saying it, the lyrics, the lyrics in it.
47:00
It's like, well, it sounds neat.
47:01
And I made up what they're saying.
47:02
Then when I actually hear it, I'm thinking, oh my gosh, that's what they're saying.
47:05
So whatever Bat Bunny is saying, or whatever he's gonna say on Sunday, of course, it's gonna fly right over my head the same way when that kid or man Kendrick Lamar was singing.
47:14
I still can't get over the bell bottom jeans he was wearing.
47:16
Little short, tiny little fella.
47:18
Like that, what is it?
47:19
And then the and then the singer Siza.
47:22
Like it was all Cenza Caesar, she's singing great.
47:24
I'm like, what is she sing?
47:26
I don't know anything.
47:28
No, probably five years later or a decade later, I'll hear it and I'll say, Wow, that really sounds nice.
47:34
And they'll say, Well, you know that was Sizza, like, oh, really?
47:38
Well, she's singing just like with Billy Eilish.
47:40
I don't know what she sings.
47:41
I just know I see her name out there.
47:43
I know my kids probably know.
47:44
Uh and with Jelly Row.
47:46
I don't know half of the songs these people are singing.
47:47
I just know that they're uh they're there, and then when I'm working out, I'm like, oh, let me get a song, and then I'll you know, record the song and listen to the beat, but the words clueless to the words is what they're saying.
47:58
Clueless.
47:59
And speaking of singing, Nikki Minaj apparently came out with another song, and she she's rapping about MAGA.
48:07
What is what are the words?
48:08
I don't know.
48:09
I just heard MAGA.
48:10
I'm also hearing that she had been a fan of Trump's Andrew for quite some time, and she had been speaking with this other singer.
48:21
Oh gosh.
48:22
She's this girl she's woman, rather.
48:24
She spoke at the uh convention, and everyone was like attacking her.
48:28
She used to date Kanye.
48:30
I can't think of her name, but she had called uh her, and she was talking about, hey, I really like Trump.
48:37
Let me see if I can look her name up.
48:39
And she told Nikki, she said, well, you know, if you like, I can uh arrange a meeting with you and some of Trump's folks, and she said, Okay, that'll be cool.
48:53
So it wasn't as if though she just like all at once started liking him.
48:59
Oh, Amber, that's right, Amber Rose.
49:01
Yeah, Amber Rose.
49:02
She had reached out to Amber Rose.
49:04
There was always this affection for Trump.
49:07
And I think that there are a lot of others.
49:09
As I said, before Trump came on uh the scene, before he decided to run for political office, a lot of uh people liked him.
49:17
Snoop Dogg liked him, and then they didn't like him.
49:22
And they didn't like him because of the Democrats, and even if you like him, they're gonna come out and they're gonna try to counsel you.
49:27
And it takes the ones who are strong on a solid foundation to stand up and push back.
49:35
They're the ones who you know are real, all these others, they're not real.
49:40
But the ones who have this, like, nope, I don't care what you say, this is my man.
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I like him because I like what he's saying, and he's saying exactly what you guys used to say back in the day, but then you decided to change your mind because he's actually doing it.
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He's making a difference.
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He's saying we need to close a
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Borders.
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You guys were saying the exact same thing.
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Now you want to come up and say that we're all on stolen land.
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Give me a break.
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We're not on stolen land.
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Come on.
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Now you guys don't like.
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It's like it makes no sense.
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Like we talked about this last night.
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Michelle, not Michelle, but uh well, Michelle, Michelle Obama.
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But also Melania in her documentary, how it's doing so well.
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And before it came out, you had all these negative reports.
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Oh, no one wants to see it.
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Oh, it's not selling.
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Oh, it's this.
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And then now it's like just blown the roof off.
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And they don't like it.
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But anything that Michelle Obama touches, oh, it's great.
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But she failed with the Netflix series.
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No one was watching that.
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They gave her all of that money, she and Barack, and no one was watching it.
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No one wanted to see it.
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No one wanted to see her put on a big belt and talk about it.
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But Melania, the first lady.
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And I thought it was interesting when she gave a comment and she said they were asking her, because I've always wanted the same thing.
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What was it?
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They were asking her, how does she feel not being on a lot of these uh fashion covers and fashion magazines?
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And she said, you know, I've done that.
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I've moved on.
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I'm doing something else now.
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While Michelle seems to be relishing wanting her face out there, wanting to be on magazine covers.
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But Melania's like, I've already done that.
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I've moved on, I'm doing other things.
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I'm making a difference.
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I'm bringing people together as opposed to trying to divide people.
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Huge difference.
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Big difference.
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What she's doing and what Michelle is doing.
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Big difference.
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But you'll still have people, Andrew, on social media saying, Well, who looks better?
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Oh, look at Michelle.
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We do miss her.
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Oh, and oh my, there was never a scandal.
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And remember, I talked about that last night about the scandals.
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Yeah.
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And the Salehi folks when they bombarded the private dinner.
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And the media refuses to talk about it.
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And I'm sure a lot of people forgot about it.
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But of course, here and after dark, we're going to remember.
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They've forgotten all about that.
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And Michelle is probably hoping that we forgot about it.
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Because Michelle, when it happened, people were looking down at Michelle saying, How can Michelle let this happen?
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She's got to fire her uh press secretary.
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She's got to fire her.
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And eventually they say, Oh, she's taking another job.
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I you I wish I could find her.
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I'm gonna see if I can Google her name.
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And reach out to her.
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And see what her thoughts are about Michelle now.
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Because you know, they do it all the time with Melania.
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Whenever someone leaves the the Melania's White House, they go out and they write all these books and oh, did you like her?
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And was she mean?
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And was she like this?
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And was she like that?
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And of course, these people, because they want to make money off of Trump, they'll give all these negative reviews and whatnot.
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Who was fired?
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But there were there were scandals that were there, but the media will not talk about it.
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They're hoping that you don't know about it.
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And you know what?
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I'm trying to, oh, here it is right here.
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Michelle Obama's social secretary ran into sharp elbows.
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Her name was Desiree Rogers.
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You see how difficult it was for me to find that.
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I typed in press secretary.
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Name didn't even come up.
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Desiree Rogers.
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Look her.
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We should do a show about her.
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I'm gonna get some more information about her.
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And they they're trying to hide it.
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That's what they're doing.
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They want to hide it.
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I remember this woman, Desiree Rogers.
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And see, the deal was is that she thought she was the first lady.
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She was competing against Michelle.
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And I don't think Michelle liked it.
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They were competing against each other.
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So that was a perfect, perfect opportunity for Michelle to get rid of her.
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But oh yeah, folks, look it up.
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It's all out there.
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Jezebel Rogers working with the Obamas, moving into the White House.
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This is in 2024.
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So she's probably gonna give some like nice little thing because she probably got some cushiony job to reserve on the CEO of Fashion Fair.
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Yeah, they probably gave her a cushiony little job so that she wouldn't uh spill the beans on Michelle.
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But Desiree Rogers, yes, she was Michelle's Obama's social secretary.
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And within the first year, she got the boot because she allowed the real housewife woman, Salehi, to go to the White House.
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I never will forget that story.
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And remember I said last night, I didn't think it was a big story.
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I said move on, it's not a big deal.
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But see, the media, someone there didn't like her.
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Maybe Michelle didn't like her, and that's the reason why she kept the story in there.
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But eventually they quietly moved her on.
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And I've always said Michelle was a mean girl.
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And this Desiree Rogers, she looks good.
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She looks really good.
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Maybe Michelle felt threatened by her in Barack Obama.
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You've got to look her up.
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We we've got to do a show about this.
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Because the media is not talking about it.
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They it's like as if though it did not exist.
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But remember during uh Melania's first term, when that woman who was her secretary when she left and she started saying all these bad things about Melania, and this woman, quiet, they gave her a job, said keep quiet, we'll take care of you.
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But I bet there are some stories there to talk about.
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There are some stories.
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Desiree Rogers, do not forget her name.
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Look her up.
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The media does not want to talk about her.
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Michelle doesn't want to talk about her.
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They want to pretend as if though she does not exist.
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They don't want to pretend as if though there were no scandals in the Obama White House.
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There were plenty of scandals in the Obama White House.
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But they don't want to talk about it.
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They want you to think that everything was just so rosy.
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It wasn't.
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These are people.
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People clash.
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And this was a major clash.
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Because this woman thought she was Miss It.
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And Michelle didn't like it.
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Michelle felt threatened the same way she feels threatened by Melania.
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And I'm sure that she's looking at the numbers for the movie for the documentary and wondering, is she going to do good?
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I wish I were a fly on the wall to hear her talk about it.
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Because I'm sure she does not like it.
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Wow.
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Gosh.
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We got a minute left, but we're going to talk about the Safe Act, but we're going to talk about the government shutdown.
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But Andrew, you did when you told me about Bad Bunny being in WWE.
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I just like, whoa.
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I mean, I was going to talk about him performing at the Super Bowl and how horrible.
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But then WWE.
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I mean, I kind of slightly.
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I I kind of like he, I'm he I don't, I'm gonna see.
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I kind of want to give him like one little uh a little start up and say, okay, maybe he's okay.
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He was a WWE, but because WWE stinks now, I'm like, oh no, forget about it.
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Yeah.
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So uh I will say this the government shut down.
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Hopefully they'll open it back up.
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And as far as a safe act, which would require voter ID.
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Let's just get the bill passed forward.
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And a speaker Johnson said, we will address the safe act, and you gotta do it because we need that.
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Otherwise, Andrew, the Democrats will cheat come November, then the midterm election, without a doubt, they'll cheat.
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Yes, because that's the only way Democrats can win is when they cheat, and they've done it before.
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And if we don't keep our eyes on the prize, they'll do it again.
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You guys are tuned in to After Dark with Rob and Andrew.
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