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Trump 2016 vs Trump 2026 | America Unfiltered #208 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back baby. Welcome to another episode of
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America Unfiltered. We got a great show for you guys
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tonight. Glad to be back here on Tuesday.
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Hope you guys are having a great day so far.
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I don't know what the fuck is going on.
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Kik is not working for some reason so we're going to be
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missing the majority of our live chat today.
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We're not able to do the show to kick today.
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That's where we usually get most of the interaction from the live
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chat, but we still got it going on YouTube Rumble.
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So maybe we'll get a couple people less popular on some
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platforms compared to others. Some heavily shadow Bammy, some
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do not, but we'll see how it goes today.
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I'm excited to be back on the show today.
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Hope you guys are having a great day so far.
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It's not really a lot of news today, though, kind of a boring
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ass Newsday, really nothing going on.
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And I thought I I had this thought on the show a couple
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weeks ago or a week ago maybe. And I said, you know, on our
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next slow day, I'm going to show you guys a video that most
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people probably saw live on TV, but I want to show the 2016
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debate moments and the inaugural speech from Donald Trump that
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really brought so many people to Donald Trump.
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And then I want to kind of explain as we're watching that,
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I'll pause, I'll do a little bit of a reaction to it.
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And I want to explain how Trump has shifted completely away from
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what drew everyone to him in the 1st place and why the, for lack
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of better terms, boomer MAGA retards failed to see it the way
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Gen. Z has seen it.
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So that's going to be the show today.
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We are going to watch some of Donald Trump's best debate
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highlights from his first year in the election.
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And then we are also going to watch Donald Trump's full speech
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from the actual inauguration. So should be a fun day, Should
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be a little bit of a shorter show, but it's OK.
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Like I said, it's really a fucking slow Newsday.
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Not much to talk about, not much going on at all.
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We'll still do the comments at the end of the show.
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But again, that was like a whole nother thing.
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Immediately after I uploaded the video on Spotify, our last
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episode, yesterday's I, I got a notification from Spotify saying
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visibility on this episode will be limited and I didn't
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understand why. They didn't really give me a
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reason. They did specify that it would
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be only that episode, so we'll see what the fucks going on.
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I don't know if I said so, maybe it's 'cause I said cunt 50 times
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in a row maybe. Like who knows.
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I don't know. It could be a plethora of
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different reasons. But apparently visibility on
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that episode was limited, which is sad.
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Another couple big announcements to make.
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The debate I was supposed to have with that sassy bitch.
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It's now scheduled for this Friday.
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It was scheduled for last Friday.
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She faked sick to get out of it. Now me and her are going to go
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at it in the arena, in the debate arena on Friday.
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A long form debate on ICE. Long form debate on if they're
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justified, if violence is inevitable, if the country needs
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them. The morality of ice.
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So I'm very excited for this. This is, I mean, let's be
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honest, I'm going to mog the fuck out of this bitch.
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I'm going to dominate. I'm going to dominate this, this
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woman, this disgustingly ugly woman in this debate.
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It's going to be a fun time, guy.
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Going to be a fun time. I love debating.
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I also had my interview with Jubilee again today for the new
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episode they reached out to me about.
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Not sure how much I could say about that, but doubt the people
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who watch Jubilee are watching my show.
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Maybe, maybe not. Maybe, but it went well.
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Let's just say that they loved me.
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They loved me. The lady, the lady interviewing
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me had to keep muting herself because she couldn't stop
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laughing. She, she was smiling, she was
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twirling her hair, she was laughing.
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She did everything but take her clothes off.
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I mean, she was throwing herself at me during this thing.
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So God willing, I think I'll, God, I think I'll be in LA for
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this Jubilee shoot. Maybe, though, let's not get
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ahead of ourselves. Could happen, could not, you
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know, it could go either way, let's be honest.
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But let's get into the show today, guys.
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I'm excited to be here. See, we got a couple people in
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the YouTube and Rumble live chat.
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It's exciting because like I said, the kick is just not
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working. I don't know what's going on.
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Kick is either shitting the bed on their platform or my computer
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shitting the bed. We don't really know yet.
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We're going to try and get to that tonight after the show.
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Have it set up for tomorrow show.
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But someone goes that I need a intro song.
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I couldn't agree more. If any people out there who
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listen to the show, fans of the show want to create an intro
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song for me, I it'd be greatly appreciated.
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If it's a good one, I'll use it copyright free.
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Of course you got to make that. That's got to be a guarantee.
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Got to be copyright free. Not buying it, but but guys,
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come on, make make me an intro song.
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I really don't know how to fucking do that.
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Someone else goes what do you got to eat when Fishback comes
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on? Have him feature in it.
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That would be funny. Give give Fishback a verse on
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the intro song. Should I should I rap the intro
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song? Should I just do a freestyle?
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Guys should I should I rap the intro song?
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Should I, should I step into my yay shoes, my Yeezys and just
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step into the booth real quick? Maybe we do that.
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Maybe we go original with the in house.
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Someone else goes. We are back.
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Oh America, we're so fucking back baby.
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We are so fucking back and then I started it like 3 times in a
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row and then I finally got the so I kept like starting it and
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then it's like kick not connected and I'm like OK, what
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the fuck end stream let's fix kick did it again, did it again,
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did it again and it wasn't working and I'm like OK, I just
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feel like a retard at this point.
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Let's just let's just start the fucking show.
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We'll figure it out for tomorrow.
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So we'll see what happens there guys.
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Glad to have you guys with us for the show.
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Hope you guys are having a great evening.
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But like I said, today's show is just going to be reviewing 2014
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Donald Trump and discussing it's different from 2024 Donald
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Trump. I mean, it's clear he's weaker,
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older. He sold out on his positions.
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The big ones that I'm going to highlight over the day today are
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going to be his positions on lobbying, his positions on
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foreign policy, his positions on trade deals.
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And I think he sold out on all of those.
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So I want to remind everyone to like smash the follow button,
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leave a comment, let me know what you think about the show.
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Rate the show 5 stars on Spotify.
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Follow me on X Instagram, join my Telegram channel by scanning
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the code up in the corner. Make sure to leave a comment on
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the show as well. Like I said, all the comments
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will be read out at the end of each show.
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Limited amount of comments on today's show because like I
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said, Spotify said limited availability for yesterday's
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episode. So we only got comments from the
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people who were able to view it. If you're one of my viewers who
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wasn't able to view it, let me know, reach out.
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I'll send you the YouTube link. We'll get we'll get right on it.
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But with that, let's get right into everything.
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Let's start reviewing Donald Trump's debate moments because
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again, this is, it's sad to see Donald Trump got up there.
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Donald Trump inspired millions of Americans and millions of
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young Americans to be political, to feel political, to feel like
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there was a chance to fight back against the system that was
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fucking raping us. And then Donald Trump became
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part of the system that was raping us.
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It's just like ultimate betrayal, the downfall of a
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great hero. It's like Godfather two, you
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watch him build this man up and Godfather one only for him to
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tear himself down. And Godfather 2, It's really
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exactly what we're witnessing with Donald Trump.
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But let's get right into it. I want to start with this video.
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This is the video that just kind of like a clip up reel of a lot
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of Donald Trump's, a lot of Donald Trump's debate moments.
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Some of the highlights specifically someone goes, yeah,
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I couldn't see it. Thought you skipped that day.
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Exact. I don't know what the fuck
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Spotify is doing. Spotify just like check your
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spot, the guy in the live chat, check to see if you could see it
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now because they said they might update it.
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They said they're reviewing it. I'm not sure it shows online,
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but I'm trying to see if it shows on anyone's check.
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Whenever you get a moment during the show check.
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Let me know what you think or not what you think.
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Let me know if you can see it because I'm curious if my show
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is being shadow band now on Spotify because Spotify has been
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great about just sending my shit to the moon.
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Spotify and me, we we go together like peanut butter and
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Jelly, like Epstein and a chutney.
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I'm kidding. That's a bad joke.
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Bad joke, bad joke, bad joke. We go together like Trump and
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H1B visas. They fucking love each other.
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OK, let's get right into it though.
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Guys. Let's let's tune into this right
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here. Let me get the audio set up.
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Here we go. Where to assimilate you have to
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speak English I'm not the first one to say this Dana we've had
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many people over the years for many many years saying the same
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thing This is a country where we speak English, not Spanish Trump
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take 30 seconds let me just you know he wants to be a tough guy
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A lot of times you'll have you'll have and and it doesn't
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work very well how tough is it A lot of times property from an
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elderly world. Let me talk quiet.
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I'll. Talk quiet a lot.
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Of times that's all of his donors and special interests out
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there. So that's what it is.
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That's what and by the way, let me just tell you, we need a
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ticket. You can't get them.
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You know who has the tickets for the I'm talking about to the
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television audience, donors, special interest, the people
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that are putting up the money who it is.
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The RNC told us we have all donors in the audience.
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And the reason they're not loving me, the reason they're
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not, excuse me, the reason they're not loving me is I don't
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want their money. I'm going to do the right thing
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for the American public. I don't want their money.
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I don't need their money. And I'm the only one up here
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that can say that. Where's this guy?
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I don't want their money. I don't need their money.
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And I'm the only guy on this stage who can say that.
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And then he's like, yeah, Miriam Adelson gave me $250 million,
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along with many others Jewish special interest groups.
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That's the Trump we're dealing with now.
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Someone goes it's because he called Laura Loomer a cunt 100
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times. Possibility, strong possible,
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strong possibility. Me calling Laura Loomer a cunt
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repeatedly is what led to that. Maybe, maybe he goes.
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Still no. What's the name of the last
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episode you could see? To the guy who said still no,
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let me know On Spotify specifically, what's the name of
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the last episode you could see? Let me know.
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Sorry to give you a fucking homework in the live chat there.
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I'm just curious. I'm still trying to figure this
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out. And Spotify is sometimes faster
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responding, sometimes slow. Maybe it's just a universal
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Spotify issue. I don't know, but let's get back
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into this. But yeah, that's exactly like
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what I'm talking about. It's like 2024.
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Donald Trump is taking lobbyist money selling out to those same
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donors that he's shitting on in 2016.
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I know so many of the people in the audience.
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And by the way, I'm a self funder.
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I don't have, I have my wife and I have my son.
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Obviously the war in Iraq was a big fat mistake.
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All right. Now you can take it any way you
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want and it took it took Jeb Bush, if you remember at the
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beginning of his announcement, when he announced for president,
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took him five days. He went back.
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It was a mistake. It wasn't a mistake.
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Took him five days before his people told him what to say and
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he ultimately said it was. It was a mistake.
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The war in Iraq, we spent $2 trillion, thousands of lives.
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We don't even have it. Iran is taking over Iraq with
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the second largest oil reserves in the world.
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Obviously, it was a mistake. So George Bush made a mistake.
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We can make mistakes, but that one was a beauty.
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We should have never been in Iraq.
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We have destabilized the Middle East.
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He should be in peace. I think it's my turn.
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And you do whatever you want you.
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Should have never been in the Iraq.
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We should have never been in the Middle East.
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Meanwhile, Trump's about to go bomb Iran again and get us back
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in the war with the Middle East. Call it whatever you want.
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I want to tell you they lied. They said there were weapons of
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mass destruction. There were none, and they knew
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there were none. There were no weapons of mass.
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World Trade Center came down. This is the Trump.
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I want now Trade Center came down during the.
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This Trump, when I listen to this Trump, it felt like he was
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ready to go to war. For me personally, as an
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American, as a young American man, listening to this, the
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first time I heard a person stand up at the debate stage and
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say words that made me actually fucking feel something and
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believe something. I remember, you know, I didn't
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experience that many debates and things like that before as I was
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growing up. The ones I saw, none of the
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candidates really resonated with me at the way that 2016 Trump
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resonated with millions and millions of Americans.
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He kept us safe. That's not safe.
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That is not safe, Mark. Oh, my mom.
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Mom. My mom is the strongest woman I
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know. She should be not about my
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family. This is a tough business to run
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for. You're a tough guy, Jeff, and
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it's and we need to have a leader that is you're never
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going to be president of United States by insulting your way to
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let's see, I'm at 42 and you're at 3.
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So so far I'm doing that. Doesn't matter.
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So far I'm doing better. You know, you started off over
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here, Jeff. You're moving over further and
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further. Pretty soon you're going to be
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off the end. I lose your temperature.
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Trump. He wanted casino gambling in
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Florida. I did.
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Yes, you did. Totally.
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You wanted it and you didn't get it because I was opposed to
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casino gambling. The promise during and after be
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bought by any promise. If I wanted it, I would have
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gotten it. No way, Ben.
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I believe me. No, I know my people.
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I know my people. But I didn't want to act to
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excuse me one second. No, I didn't want to act to get
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you could not take more energy tonight.
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I like that. Look, I was asked the question.
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The weakest person on the stage by far on illegal immigration is
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Jeb Bush. They come out of an act of love,
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whether you like it or not. He is so weak on illegal
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immigration it's laughable and everybody knows that's fine.
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Spend a little more money on the commercials.
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But if you want to talk about we he also said about language.
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I've laid out my plan said about language, language. 2 days ago
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he said he would take his pants off and moon everybody and
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that's fine. Nobody reports that.
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He gets up and says that and then he tells me, oh, my
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language was a little bit rough. Brag, for example, that he's
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been bankrupt 4 times and it was great because he could use the
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legal system. Let someone let me respond.
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That's another lie. I never went bankrupt.
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That's another lie. But it's basically this guy.
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There's no way he's talking. We need someone with a proven
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record. I use the laws to my benefit
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because I run a company. I never went bankrupt.
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Excuse me. Jeb.
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Yeah, I never went bankrupt. Never now.
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But you don't want to say that Jeb doesn't really believe I'm
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unhinged. He said that very simply because
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he has failed in this campaign. It's been a total disaster.
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Nobody cares. And frankly, I'm the most solid
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person up here I've ever ready. It's very high energy.
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Donald. Mr. Croft.
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It's such a different Trump than now.
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I like Donald, he is an amazing entertainer most of his life.
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Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
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For most of his life. That's a matter of principle and
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our biggest liar. You probably are worse than Jeb
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Bush. You are the single biggest liar.
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Now Trump sucks the Dick of this guy practically Trump's like
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you're the biggest fucking liar. And then now Trump is sucking
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the Dick of Ted Cruz any chance he gets in the media all.
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Right. This guy lied.
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Let me just tell you, this guy lied about Ben Carson when he
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took votes away from Ben Carson in Iowa.
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And he just continues. And today we had robocalls
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saying Donald Trump is not going to run in South Carolina, where
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I'm leading by a lot. I'm not going to vote, vote for
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Ted Cruz. This is the same thing he did to
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Ben Carson. This guy will say anything.
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Nasty guy. Now I know why he doesn't have
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one endorsement from any of his colleagues.
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John. It's crazy how once they both
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get aligned with the same lobby though, they can't get enough of
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each other again. This is the stuff that I want
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everyone to see. 2016 versus 2020.
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Four Trump are very different characters. 2024 Trump is
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everything Donald Trump promised he would not become.
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Someone in the live chat goes last one I can see is why women
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are the problem. Yeah, that was Friday's episode.
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So Monday's episode isn't shown for you on Spotify?
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That's fucking crazy. Damn.
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Yeah, so maybe they are shadow banning that episode.
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Well, maybe I should stop saying cunt so much.
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I don't know. I do like the word cunt a lot
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though. I'm not going to lie, I do like
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the word. So that's a tough choice.
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I don't know what I mean. I don't want to give it up.
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I really don't. I don't know.
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We'll see. I'm going to ask Spotify because
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you why can't like this is America.
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I can't say cunt on a show. Are you kidding me?
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It's it's an American word. Like it's a especially when
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you're talking about Laura Loomer, because Laura Loomer is
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a cunt. Like it's not like I'm just like
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pointing at someone's mom and like that bitch is a cunt.
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It's like, no, Laura Loomer is a cunt.
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Like if if I can call anybody a cunt, it's Laura Loomer.
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See, I'm saying it again now. Not even like thinking, OK,
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we're going to chill, we're going to chill, we're going to
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go back to watching this. But you guys get it.
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Laura Loomer is a con. From the buffet there, he's a
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nasty guy. When you point to his own
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record, he screams liar, liar, liar.
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If you want to go, where did I support it, Where did I want to
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go? Where did I support it?
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Go and watch the video. Go to our website, tedcruz.org.
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Where did I support out of Donald's own mouth?
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When we Where did I support it? You supported it when we were
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battling over defunding Planned Parenthood.
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You went on television said Planned Parenthood does
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wonderful things and we should not defund.
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It does do wonderful things, but not as it relates to abortion.
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They do some. Excuse me, What are the
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wonderful excuse me? There are wonderful things
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having to do with Women's Health.
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You see you and not when it comes to abortion.
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Not when it comes to abortion. That's where John.
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John, the reason of Mr. Trump about the polls.
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I'm beating him awfully badly in the polls.
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If you're not beating Hillary. So you're not beating Hillary.
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Well, then if I can't, if hey, if I can't beat her, you're
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really going to get killed, aren't you?
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First of all, Rand Paul shouldn't even be on this stage.
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He's #11 he's got 1% in the polls and how he got up here.
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There's far too many people. Mr. Trump.
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I never attacked him on his look.
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And believe me, there's plenty of subject matter right there
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that I can tell you. He said back in 2006, Gee, I, I
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hope it does collapse because then I can go in and buy some
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and make some money. Well, it did collapse.
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That's called business. But, and Hillary, I just ask you
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this. You've been doing this for 30
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years. Why are you just thinking about
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these solutions right now? For 30 years you've been doing
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it, and now you're just starting to think of solutions.
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Well, I will bring, excuse me, I will bring back jobs you can't
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bring back. Well, actually, I have thought
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about this quite a bit. Yeah, for 30 years.
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I have well, not quite that long debt, but you have no plan.
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Educate. Oh, I do, secretary, you have no
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plan a book about it. It's called stronger together.
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You can pick it up tomorrow. That's about all you and
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bookstore. So if you want to see in real
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time what the facts are, please go and take a look because.
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And people don't realize the way Trump obliterated Hillary's
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entire fucking political career. It's insane.
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It's beautiful, actually. It was a masterpiece.
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Cinematic almost. And we just, we don't get to see
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that animated Trump, that Trump that really drew everyone
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towards politics and made everyone feel this sense of
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patriotism that people hadn't felt in a long time.
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Like there was a hope for the working class people of America,
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like there was a hope for Americans in general.
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American sovereignty. Someone live check goes.
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Never apologize. I'm never going to apologize,
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especially not to Laura Loomer. I mean, I'll call her a con all
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day. But I got to have the show get
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shown out, so hopefully Spotify doesn't.
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I don't know what the fuck's going on there.
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It's crazy. Spotify did that.
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Someone goes Ciao, James Ciao, whatever your fucking name is.
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How you doing? How you doing?
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But this is American filter. I I know what Ciao is though, so
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I'll I'll be nice. But usually we say hello here.
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Take a look at mine also, and you'll see she's telling us how
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to fight ISIS. Just go to her website.
20:30
She tells you how to fight ISIS on her website.
20:32
I don't think General Douglas MacArthur would like that too
20:35
much. No, no.
20:36
You're telling the enemy everything you want to do.
20:38
No, we're not. See, You're telling the enemy
20:40
everything you want to do. No wonder you've been fighting.
20:43
No wonder you've been fighting ISIS your entire adult life.
20:47
I I have a feeling that by the end of this evening, I'm going
20:49
to be blamed for everything that's ever happened.
20:52
Why not? Why not?
20:53
Yeah, why not? So it's negotiable.
20:57
It's not negotiable. No.
20:58
Let her release the e-mail. Why did she delete 33,000?
21:01
I'll let her in. Trying to get a casino license.
21:03
And they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax.
21:07
So that makes me smart. I was against the war in Iraq.
21:11
Just so you put it out. The record shows otherwise.
21:14
But why not show why was your is your judgment?
21:16
And the record shows that I'm right, Mrs. Clayton.
21:18
Well, I have much better judgment than she does.
21:20
There's no question about that. I also have a much better
21:23
temperament than she has. No, I have a much better.
21:27
Hillary has experience, but it's bad experience.
21:31
We have made so many bad deals during the last.
21:33
So she's got experience that I agree, but it's bad, bad
21:37
experience. Whether it's the Iran deal that
21:40
you're so in love with, where we gave them $150 billion back,
21:44
whether it's the Iran deal, whether it's anything you can
21:49
name, you almost can't name a good deal.
21:51
I agree she's got experience, but it's bad experience.
21:54
Oh, it is. It's just awfully good that
21:57
someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of
22:01
the law in our country because you'd be in jail, Secretary
22:05
Clinton. It's just not true.
22:07
And so please. Another prompt like they always
22:09
Donald Trump. That's another thing where it's
22:11
like people got really excited about that, including myself.
22:14
But Donald Trump hasn't fucking put anybody in jail.
22:17
Like they even like last year put out those AI videos of Obama
22:21
getting arrested. And it's like, dude, if anyone
22:23
fell for that, I'm like, you're retarded.
22:25
If you really think that they were going to put Obama in jail.
22:28
I wish, but no, they they won't. Same way they were never going
22:31
to put any of the Clintons in jail.
22:33
He goes a live chat. He goes, Nicholas is my name.
22:36
I'm Italian American Sopranos, my last name.
22:38
Just kidding. What are you doing?
22:41
Nicholas? Welcome to the show.
22:44
And delete them. Allow her to respond, please.
22:46
Personal emails, not official 33,000.
22:49
Not well. We turned over 35,000.
22:51
So. Oh, yeah, it was.
22:52
What about the other 15,000? Please allow her to respond.
22:55
She didn't talk while you talked.
22:56
Yes, that's true. I didn't.
23:00
I'd like to get to the questions that the people have brought
23:02
here tonight to talk to us about and get off this question.
23:08
He wants to start. He can start.
23:10
Go ahead, Hillary. No, Go ahead, Donald.
23:11
No, I'm a gentleman. Hillary.
23:12
Go ahead. Secretary Clinton.
23:16
We just don't get this anymore. She.
23:17
Complaints that Donald Trump took advantage of the tax cut.
23:20
Well, why didn't she change it? Why didn't you change it when
23:23
you were a senator? The reason you didn't is that
23:25
all your friends take the same advantage that I do.
23:27
But I do you have provisions in the tax code that frankly, we
23:30
could change, but you wouldn't change it because all of these
23:33
people give you the money. So you can take negative ads on
23:37
Donald Trump. But, and I say that about a lot
23:40
of things. You know, I've, I've heard
23:41
Hillary complaining about so many different things over the
23:44
years. I wish you'd have done this.
23:45
But she's been there for 30 years.
23:47
She's been doing this stuff. She never changed and she never
23:49
will change. She never will change.
23:52
Did you use that $916,000,000 loss to avoid paying personal
23:56
federal income taxes for Of course I do.
23:58
Of course I do. And so do all of her donors or
24:01
most of her donors. I know.
24:02
And this was again, one of the other things, it's like we never
24:06
had a politician go up there and be like, yes, I, I don't pay
24:10
taxes because I use the loopholes and call out the other
24:14
candidate who is like trying to shit on him basically saying,
24:18
but your donors, you'll never change it because of your
24:21
donors. And it's like, this is the Trump
24:24
that if we had, if Trump stuck to this, if Trump stuck to what
24:30
he ran on in 2016, this country would be in such a better place.
24:34
And if the media actually gave him a fair shot, you know, not
24:38
portrayed him in a way where it was like, Trump is the next
24:43
Matt, you know, terrible dictator in the world.
24:45
Like, they kind of made it so it was impossible to openly support
24:51
Trump for so many people. Trump wasn't able to actually
24:55
get a lot of his agenda done because of the media pushback.
24:59
Everything he did became Holocaust 234 and five.
25:04
And it led to now where Trump got to the point where he
25:07
literally got arrested because of the political vendetta they
25:09
had. He spent a insane amount of his
25:12
money on that lawsuit with the 34 felonies, and then Donald
25:16
Trump had to then take money from the Israel lobby, from
25:19
Miriam Adelson and like donors. Many of her donors, But that's
25:24
not the point here. Why didn't you do it?
25:26
Why didn't you do it? Because I was a senator with a
25:28
Republican president. Oh, really?
25:29
I will be the president. If you were an effective, if you
25:33
were an effective senator, you could have done it.
25:35
If you were an effective senator, you could have done it.
25:38
But you were not an effective. She's allowed her to respond.
25:40
She didn't interrupt you. Secretary Clinton, does Mr.
25:42
Trump have the discipline to be a good leader?
25:45
No. I'm shocked to hear that from
25:48
everything I see, has no respect for this.
25:53
Well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president.
25:56
No puppet. And it's pretty clear.
25:59
It's pretty clear you won't admit the Russians.
26:03
Which has led to the slowest GDP growth since 1949, Correct.
26:10
Thank you, Sir. You told me in July when we
26:13
spoke. I asked a simple question.
26:15
She's been doing this for 30 years.
26:17
Why the hell didn't you do it over the last 1520 years?
26:22
You were very much involved. Excuse me, my turn.
26:25
You were very much involved in every aspect of this country.
26:29
Very much. And you do have experience.
26:31
I'd say the one thing you have over me is experience, but it's
26:33
bad experience because what you've done has turned out
26:36
badly. She shouldn't be allowed to run.
26:39
It's she's, she's guilty of a very, very serious crime.
26:44
She should not be allowed to run.
26:46
And just in that respect, I say it's rigged because she should
26:52
never, Chris, she should never have been allowed to run for the
26:56
presidency based on what she did with emails and so many other
27:00
things. There was even a time when he
27:03
didn't get an Emmy for his TV program three years in a row and
27:07
he started tweeting that the Emmys were rigged.
27:09
Should have gotten it. This this is a mindset as will
27:13
Donald's assuming he can't figure out how to to get out of
27:15
it. But what we want to do is to
27:17
replenish the such a nasty trust fund by making sure that we have
27:22
sufficient is that you're going to extinguish 180 million people
27:27
with their private healthcare that they're very that's simply
27:29
not true. Well, you said you're going to
27:31
socialist you're going to socialist simply party doesn't
27:34
say your party wants to go socialist medicine party is me
27:38
socialist now I am and they're going to dominate you, Joe.
27:41
You know that that was the worst part of Obamacare, Chris.
27:44
That was the worst part of it. Let me ask my question.
27:46
Well, I'll ask Joe. Individual mandate was the most
27:50
unpopular aspect of Obamacare. I got rid of it.
27:53
I'd like to, and we will protect people.
27:54
I'm the moderator of this debate and I would like you to let me
27:58
ask my question and then you can answer.
28:00
Arguing with the moderator. It's hilarious.
28:02
Someone goes, I missed 2016 Trump.
28:04
Yeah. I mean, feels like a fever.
28:08
Like it feels insane that none of it panned out to be real too.
28:12
It's really just sad. It kind of really kills spirits
28:16
sometimes when I think about it. Donald Trump had so much.
28:19
Or in 2016, I mean, he changed politics.
28:22
And no matter what I mean, Trump, you guys know my opinion
28:26
about Trump now sold out in many ways.
28:29
But what he has done is, like I said, he changed politics.
28:33
He changed the idea of who the president can be.
28:36
It doesn't have to be this lifelong politician necessarily.
28:39
It can be an outsider who steps in.
28:41
It can be someone with a little bit more out there rhetoric.
28:44
And that's what I hope for the future.
28:47
And it seems like, I don't know, it seems like for 2028, we're
28:53
going to get JD Vance. But I really hope someone else
28:56
steps in and someone else has the balls to be what 2016 Trump
29:00
was. But to be honest, even a little
29:02
more extreme sometimes I I really do miss the old Trump
29:06
though. So my question, Sir, is what is
29:09
the Trump health care plan? Well, first of all, I guess I'm
29:12
debating you, not him. But that's OK.
29:14
I'm not surprised. Let me just #1 Joe, you agree
29:17
with Bernie Sanders far left on the manifesto.
29:20
We knew it. Manifest you socialized
29:22
medicine. Look, hey, are you still not
29:24
going to listen to him? The fact of the matter is I beat
29:27
Bernie Sanders not by much. I beat him a whole have a lot.
29:30
I'm here. I'm here standing facing you.
29:32
All the hunters would have left two days earlier.
29:35
All he knows how to do is look, here's the deal.
29:39
But you, I just want to make sure.
29:41
I, I, I want to make sure. I want to make sure.
29:47
Can you let him finish, Sir? No, he doesn't know how to do
29:49
that. He has been surprised.
29:52
He'd be a surprise. The wrong guy, the wrong night
29:54
at the wrong time. Listen, you agreed with here's
29:57
the deal. He just lost the left #2.
30:01
Like Trump invented Moggie. You know Clavicular has got to
30:05
give Trump some credit because Trump invented mogging.
30:08
Maybe he wasn't doing it with his looks, but he he was doing
30:11
it in every other fashion when he entered politics.
30:15
You just lost the left. You agreed with Bernie Sanders
30:18
on a plan. How, folks?
30:21
Absolutely folks. Do you have any idea what this
30:23
socialized you have to do? Socialized medicine?
30:27
Did you use the word smart? Uh, so you said you went to
30:31
Delaware State, but you forgot the name of your college.
30:34
You didn't go to Delaware State. You graduated either the lowest
30:38
or almost the lowest in your class.
30:40
Don't ever use the word smart with me.
30:42
Don't ever use that word. Oh, give me a because you know
30:44
what? There's nothing smart about you,
30:46
Joe 47 years, you've done nothing and I want to keep it
30:50
open. And we did a great Wait a
30:53
minute, Jeff. Let me shut you down for a
30:54
second, Joe, just for one second.
30:58
Vice President Biden, you are holding much smaller events with
31:02
nobody will show up, people with nobody shows up to his.
31:08
In 47 months, I've done more than you've done in 47 years,
31:12
Joe. We've done things that you never
31:13
even thought of doing, including fixing the broken military that
31:17
you gave me, including taking care of you.
31:19
Name one group that supports you.
31:21
Name one group that came out and supported you.
31:23
Go ahead. Think we have time?
31:25
We don't have time to do anything.
31:28
Name one law enforcement group that came back and I said,
31:32
gentlemen, I think I'm going to, I'm going to take back the
31:34
moderators. And TIF is an idea, not an
31:37
organization, not militia. That's what his FBI, his FBI
31:42
director said. Well, then, you know, no, no,
31:45
we're done. We're done, Sir.
31:46
We're moving on to the next. We're moving that.
31:48
Is your administration an idea? Everybody.
31:51
I love how the question on the screen is, are you willing to
31:53
condemn white supremacists and militia groups?
31:59
No, no, no, we're maybe the low IQ people.
32:04
But no, somebody goes the let me finish your be surprised joke.
32:13
Trump mog so hard in 2016, James in 2016 Trump are the ultimate
32:17
mongers. Oh dude, I I I mog so fucking
32:20
hard. That's what I do.
32:22
I'm here to mock. I was actually the guy who frame
32:24
Mog Clav. No, I'm kidding, but I mean
32:27
that's like that whole thing's fucking like it's funny, but
32:30
it's annoying. Like I see people using these
32:32
terms I've never heard of making me feel like an old ass hunk,
32:36
but it's like people are they're like this guy's jester Maxing as
32:40
he's getting screen mogged and frame mogged by like and I'm
32:45
like, what the fuck is going on? Like what the fuck is happening?
32:50
I don't know. People use these fucking terms
32:52
now. I don't get, I don't get the new
32:53
youth rhetoric. In your administration behind
32:56
there, we're heroes, really. And I resent you talking about.
32:59
How are you talking about? I'm talking of my son Beau
33:02
Biden. You're talking.
33:03
I don't know. I don't know Beau.
33:04
I know Hunter. Hunter got thrown.
33:05
Hunter got thrown out of the military.
33:08
He was thrown out dishonorably discharged.
33:10
That's not true. Cocaine use.
33:12
And he didn't have a job until you became vice president.
33:15
Once you not a vice president, He made a fortune in Ukraine in
33:19
China in mosque is simply not for the place true.
33:23
He my son, my son and he didn't have a juice he got in a segment
33:27
he called the vice president he said stupid.
33:35
I would never. Say that play.
33:37
Play it. As you know, today there was a
33:39
big problem in Philadelphia. They went in to watch.
33:42
They were, they're called poll watchers, a very safe, very nice
33:45
thing. They were thrown out.
33:47
They weren't allowed to watch. You know why?
33:49
Because bad things happen in Philadelphia.
33:51
Bad things. They cheat.
33:53
They cheat. Hey, they found ballots in a
33:56
waste paper basket three days ago and they all had the name
34:00
military ballots. They were military.
34:02
They all had the name Trump on them.
34:04
Ever. Soon, I say we're learning to
34:05
live with it. We have no choice.
34:07
We can't lock ourselves up in a basement like Joe does.
34:10
He has the he has the ability to lock himself up.
34:13
I don't know. He's obviously made a lot of
34:15
money someplace, but he has this thing about living in a
34:18
basement. People can't do that.
34:20
By the way, I, as the president, couldn't do that.
34:22
I'd love to put myself in the basement or in a beautiful room
34:25
in the White House and go away for a year and a half until it
34:28
disappears. I can't do that, number one.
34:31
Number two, I don't make money from China.
34:33
You do. I don't make money from Ukraine,
34:35
you do. I don't make money from Russia.
34:39
You made three and a half million dollars, Joe, and your
34:42
son gave you. They even have a statement that
34:45
we have to give 10% to the big man.
34:47
You're the big man, I think, I don't know, maybe you're not,
34:50
but you're the big man. I think your son said we have to
34:53
give 10% to the big man Joe, what's that all about?
34:56
It's terrible. And his son, his brother and his
34:59
other brother are getting rich. They're like a vacuum cleaner.
35:03
They're such thank you. It's what taxpayers money didn't
35:08
come from China. You know, the taxpayer is, it's
35:10
called China. I want to say I want to talk
35:13
about North. Korea, I do want to.
35:15
Turn to 10 seconds, Mr. President, 10 seconds, political
35:18
statement. Let's get off this China thing.
35:20
And then he looks the family around the table, everything
35:23
just a typical politician. When I see that, let's talk
35:26
about a typical politician, OK? That's why I got elected, that
35:29
let's talk. Let's get off the subject of
35:30
China. Let's talk around sitting around
35:32
the table, right. Come on, Joe, you can do better.
35:34
We're going to talk. He's been in government 47
35:37
years. He never did a thing except in
35:38
1994 when he did such harm to the black community and they
35:44
were called and he called them super predators and he said
35:48
that. Here's what we got to give the
35:49
devil his due. Joe Biden was right about that
35:52
one. Trump was wrong.
35:55
Joe Biden was right about that one.
35:56
When he called them super predators, let's be honest.
36:00
Let's be honest. That was creative, that was
36:03
smart, that was funny, that is true.
36:07
We got to give the devil his due.
36:08
And Joe Biden objectively was correct about calling the
36:13
violent black people super predators because I can't think
36:16
of a better name. Ultraviolent super predators,
36:20
maybe, I don't know. But again, we're going to give
36:23
the devil his due on that one. He said it's super predators and
36:27
they kept never live that down 1994 your crime bill, the Super
36:31
predators. Nobody has done more for the
36:34
black community than Donald Trump.
36:37
We are energy independent. I know more about wind than you
36:40
do. It's extremely expensive, kills
36:43
all the birds. It's very intermittent.
36:46
It's got a lot of problems. If we finally beat Medicare.
36:52
Thank you, President Biden, President Trump.
36:54
And then here in 2020, four, Trump was just given a layup.
36:57
Basically they're like, OK, we're going to send you out
36:59
against this illiterate retard who's too old to stand here.
37:04
He did beat Medicaid. He beat it to death, and he's
37:06
destroying Medicare. He will wipe out Medicare.
37:09
So he was right in the way he finished that sentence and it's
37:12
a shame. Assignment office, President
37:15
Trump, I really don't know what he said at the end of that
37:17
sentence. I don't think he knows what he
37:19
said either. Look to Ukraine, he's given $200
37:22
billion. That's a lot of money.
37:24
I don't think there's ever been anything like it.
37:26
Every time that Zielinski comes to this country, he walks away
37:29
with $60 billion. He's the greatest salesman ever.
37:33
He doesn't want to do it. He's become like a Palestinian,
37:35
but they don't like him because he's a very bad Palestinian.
37:38
He's a weak one. I've never seen anybody lie like
37:41
this guy. He lies.
37:42
I've never seen if he could look you in the face.
37:44
So about so many other things too.
37:47
And we mentioned the laptop, we mentioned Russia, Russia,
37:50
Russia, Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine.
37:51
And everything he does is a lie. It's misinformation and
37:55
disinformation, Joe, our country is being destroyed as you and I
38:00
sit up here and waste a lot of time on this debate.
38:02
This shouldn't be a debate. He is the worst president.
38:05
He just said about me because I said it.
38:08
But look, he's the worst president in the history of our
38:10
country. He's destroyed our country.
38:13
Now all of a sudden he's trying to get a little tough on the
38:15
border. He come out, came out with a a
38:17
nothing, a nothing deal and it reduced it a little bit, a
38:20
little bit like this much. It's insignificant.
38:24
Well, I took two tests, cognitive tests.
38:26
I aced them both of, as you know, we made it public.
38:29
He took none. I'd like to see him take one,
38:31
just one. A real easy one.
38:33
Like go through the 1st 5 questions.
38:34
He couldn't do it. That's the biggest lie.
38:37
He's a six handicap of all. I was an 8 handicap.
38:41
Yeah, 8. This part was funny.
38:44
I will see you swing. I know you swing.
38:47
Let's not act like children. Let's not act like children.
38:52
I wish he was a great president. I would rather have that.
38:55
I wouldn't be here. I don't mind being here, but the
38:58
only reason I'm here is he's so bad as a president that I'm
39:01
going to make America great again.
39:03
I wasn't really going to run until I saw the horrible job he
39:07
did. He's destroying our country.
39:09
I would be very happy to be someplace else in a nice
39:12
location someplace. Yeah, I mean, what a video here.
39:17
Let's we're going to get our next one pulled up.
39:22
Like I said, I want to watch 2, two different videos here.
39:27
The next one I want to watch is the Trump and alteration speech,
39:30
which I think is kind of more important to the subject of 2016
39:35
verse 2024 Donald Trump, where he really goes more in depth of
39:38
it. And a few things I noticed and
39:40
I'll point it out to you as we're starting it.
39:42
But Obama's standing behind Tim, clapping.
39:44
You even see Miriam Adelson, the guy who funded him for $250
39:47
million, standing behind him smiling.
39:49
Kind of an early telltale sign that we are all about to be
39:52
raped by the Israel lobby. Someone said Clav is gay.
39:57
I can kind of see it, but I'd say I find it funny.
39:59
Like, I don't I don't like watch his live streams or anything.
40:02
I just find the idea of it funny.
40:03
Someone goes Joe is so retarded it hurts.
40:06
I agree. What the fuck is Joe looking at?
40:09
Yeah, I don't know. I mean, maybe his Dick like Joe
40:12
is. The guy was just, he was
40:15
terrible as president. I mean, fucking awful.
40:18
But let's watch this. This will be the last part of
40:20
our show before we go into our comments.
40:22
Like I said, we don't even have a tongue because the last
40:24
episode got shadow bent. Even the guy in the live chat
40:26
saying he could, he can't see it on Spotify, Spotify, Spotify,
40:31
Spotify, What's going on here? What's going on here?
40:34
Hopefully, hopefully nothing. But let's, let's get this other
40:38
video pulled up here. This is the video of Donald
40:41
Trump 2016 full speech. Chief Justice Roberts, President
40:56
Carter, President Clinton, President Bush, President Obama,
41:03
fellow Americans and people of the world, thank you.
41:14
We, the citizens of America, are now joined in a great national
41:20
effort to rebuild our country and restore its promise for all
41:26
of our people. Together, we will determine the
41:31
course of America and the world for many, many years to come.
41:39
We will face challenges, we will confront hardships, but we will
41:44
get the job done. Every four years, we gather on
41:49
these steps to carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of
41:53
power, and we are grateful to President Obama and First Lady
41:59
Michelle Obama for their gracious aid throughout this
42:04
transition. They have been magnificent.
42:08
Thank you, ABC. Hillary there.
42:16
Today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning because
42:22
today we are not merely transferring power from one
42:26
administration to another or from one party to another, but
42:31
we are transferring power from Washington, DC and giving it
42:36
back to you, the people. I wish that was happening.
42:42
This is the stuff that really got us in 2016.
42:47
For too long, a small group in our nation's capital has reaped
42:52
the rewards of government, while the people have borne the cost.
42:59
Washington flourished, but the people did not share in its
43:05
wealth. Politicians prospered, but the
43:09
jobs left and the factories closed.
43:14
The establishment protected itself, but not the citizens of
43:19
our country. Their victories have not been
43:24
your victories. Their triumphs have not been
43:27
your triumphs. And while they celebrated in our
43:31
nation's capital, there was little to celebrate for
43:35
struggling families all across our land.
43:45
That all changes starting right here and right now, because this
43:52
moment is your moment. It belongs to you.
44:03
It belongs to everyone gathered here today and everyone watching
44:08
all across America. This is your day, this is your
44:12
celebration, and this, the United States of America, is
44:18
your country. It'd be great if we stuck to
44:24
that. What truly matters is not which
44:29
party controls our government, but whether our government is
44:34
controlled by the people. Thank you.
44:40
January 20th, 2017 will be remembered as the day the people
44:48
became the rulers of this nation again.
44:57
The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no
45:02
longer. Everyone is listening to you
45:09
now. You came by the 10s of millions
45:12
to become part of a historic movement the likes of which the
45:17
world has never seen before. At the center of this movement
45:27
is a crucial conviction that a nation exists to serve its
45:33
citizens. Americans want great schools for
45:37
their children, safe neighborhoods for their
45:39
families, and good jobs for themselves.
45:45
These are just and reasonable demands of righteous people and
45:53
a righteous public. But for too many of our
45:56
citizens, a different reality exists.
46:00
Mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities.
46:04
Rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the
46:08
landscape of our nation. An education system flush with
46:14
cash, but which leaves our young and beautiful students deprived
46:20
of all knowledge and the crime and the gangs and the drugs that
46:27
have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much
46:32
unrealized potential. This American carnage stops
46:38
right here and stops right now. We are one nation and their pain
46:54
is our pain. Their dreams are our dreams, and
46:58
their success will be our success.
47:03
We share one heart, one home, and one glorious destiny.
47:10
The oath of office I take today is an oath of allegiance to all
47:16
Americans. And he broke it.
47:22
For many decades we've enriched foreign industry at the expense
47:27
of American industry, subsidized the armies of other countries
47:32
while allowing for the very sad depletion of our military.
47:38
We've defended other nations borders while refusing to defend
47:43
our own. Let's go.
47:50
And spent trillions and trillions of dollars overseas
47:55
while America's infrastructure has fallen into disrepair and
48:00
decay. We've made other countries rich
48:05
while the wealth, strength and confidence of our country has
48:10
dissipated over the horizon. One by one, the factory
48:17
shuttered and left our shores with not even a thought about
48:23
the millions and millions of American workers that were left
48:27
behind. The wealth of our middle class
48:31
has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed all
48:37
across the world. But that is the past, and now we
48:44
are looking only to the future. We assembled here today are
48:59
issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, in every foreign
49:05
capital, and in every hall of power from this day forward.
49:11
A new vision will govern our land.
49:14
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first,
49:22
America first. Imagine if he kept to that.
49:28
Imagine that. Just imagine.
49:30
Every decision on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on
49:36
foreign affairs will be made to benefit American workers and
49:41
American families. We must protect our borders from
49:45
the ravages of other countries, making our products, stealing
49:50
our companies, and destroying our jobs.
50:01
Protection will lead to great prosperity and strength.
50:06
I will fight for you with every breath in my body and I will
50:11
never ever let you down. America will start winning
50:21
again, winning like never before.
50:29
We will bring back our jobs, we will bring back our borders, we
50:35
will bring back our wealth, and we will bring back our dreams.
50:47
We will build new roads and highways and bridges and
50:51
airports and tunnels and railways all across our
50:56
wonderful nation. We will get our people off of
51:01
welfare and back to work rebuilding our country with
51:06
American hands and American labor.
51:14
We will follow 2 simple rules, Buy American and hire American.
51:23
But now Trump turned into a pro H1B guy sold out.
51:30
We will seek friendship and goodwill with the nations of the
51:34
world, but we do so with the understanding that it is the
51:39
right of all nations to put their own interests first.
51:44
We do not seek to impose our way of life on anyone, but rather to
51:49
let it shine. As an example.
51:52
We will shine for everyone to follow.
52:00
We will reinforce old alliances and form new ones, and unite the
52:05
civilized world against radical Islamic terrorism, which we will
52:11
eradicate completely from the face of the earth.
52:21
At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to
52:25
the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our
52:29
country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
52:35
When you open your heart to patriotism, there is no room for
52:41
prejudice. The Bible tells us how good and
52:53
pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity.
52:59
We must speak our minds openly, debate our disagreements
53:03
honestly, but always pursue solidarity.
53:08
When America is united, America is totally unstoppable.
53:20
There should be No Fear. We are protected and we will
53:25
always be protected. We will be protected by the
53:29
great men and women of our military and law enforcement,
53:33
and most importantly, we will be protected by God.
53:48
Finally, we must think big and dream even bigger.
53:53
In America, we understand that a nation is only living as long as
53:58
it is striving. We will no longer accept
54:02
politicians who are all talk and no action, constantly
54:07
complaining but never doing anything about it.
54:19
The time for empty talk is over. Now arrives the hour of action.
54:31
Do not allow anyone to tell you that it cannot be done.
54:37
No challenge can match the heart and fight and spirit of America.
54:42
We will not fail. Our country will thrive and
54:46
prosper again. We stand at the birth of a glue
54:52
Millennium, ready to unlock the mysteries of space, to free the
54:57
earth from the miseries of disease, and to harness the
55:01
energies, industries and technologies of tomorrow.
55:06
A new national pride will stir ourselves, lift our sights, and
55:11
heal our divisions. It's time to remember that old
55:16
wisdom. Our soldiers will never forget
55:19
that whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the
55:26
same red blood of patriots. We all enjoy the same glorious
55:38
freedoms, and we all salute the same Great American flag.
55:48
And whether a child is born in the urban sprawl of Detroit or
55:53
the windswept plains of Nebraska, they look up at the
55:57
same night sky, they fill their heart with the same dreams, and
56:02
they are infused with the breath of life by the same Almighty
56:08
Creator. So to all Americans, in every
56:18
city, near and far, small and large, from mountain to
56:21
mountain, from ocean to ocean, hear these words.
56:26
You will never be ignored again. Imagine if that was true.
56:33
Imagine if he lived up to that. Your voice, your hopes, and your
56:38
dreams will define our American destiny, and your courage and
56:44
goodness and love will forever guide us along the way.
56:49
Together, we will make America strong again.
56:54
We will make America wealthy again.
56:57
We will make America proud again.
57:00
We will make America safe again. And yes, together we will make
57:07
America great again. Thank you.
57:10
God bless you, and God Bless America.
57:15
Thank you, President Donald Trump.
57:20
Imagine if Trump lived up to that.
57:22
Imagine if Trump didn't sell out, imagine how great it would
57:26
have been, guys. I mean, well, it's just, it's,
57:30
it's crazy to see the transformation of a man, the
57:33
rise and fall of a man like Trump.
57:36
Again, the best comparison I think I have is the Corleone
57:40
comparison where it's like Godfather one, they build up
57:43
this character that you really get tied to.
57:46
And then Godfather Two, you watch the fall of what was a
57:49
great man and that's Donald Trump in so many ways, the rise
57:53
and fall of a man that we all looked up to at a point.
57:57
But that's going to be the show today.
57:58
Like I said, there was really fucking no news today.
58:01
So I thought this would just be a good thing to go over.
58:04
We are going to do the comments, like I said, and the guy in the
58:07
live chat confirmed we were very heavily shadow banned on this
58:11
last episode on Spotify. So we we don't have as many
58:15
comments as usual, but we got enough that we're going to still
58:18
go through them. So let's do that right now.
58:22
Before we get into it, I want to remind everyone to like smash
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the follow button, leave a comment.
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Let me know what you think about the show rate the show 5 stars
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on Spotify follow me on X Instagram scan the code join me
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on telegram. All the comments we read at the
58:35
end of each show as well. Thank you let's start out.
58:39
We actually got a super chat yesterday right towards the tail
58:44
end of my show. So let me let's get that pulled.
58:49
Let's do that first, right? Anyone who's going to send money
58:53
gets to get read first for sure. And it was a big super chat.
58:56
Biggest one we got on the show so far.
58:58
So any super chats always appreciate it.
59:01
But someone gave $100 for white culture.
59:05
So shout out. Thank you, much appreciated.
59:09
It will go towards this jubilee thing if if it all pans out
59:12
here. I lost a friend because of
59:15
politics. I had been friends with her for
59:17
almost 2 years. Well women are retarded so don't
59:22
even worry about it. Like why are you friends with
59:24
women? That's that's the first problem
59:27
I'm noticing. You're friends with women.
59:30
My daily question James, where are all the missing little girls
59:33
from the Israel island called Epstein?
59:35
There's thousands of still missing children.
59:37
Hold the politicians accountable and vote out all that seats that
59:40
support the evil of the Middle East.
59:44
Yeah, I agree with you. White privilege equals high,
59:47
Ike. Life's hard when you're
59:48
retarded. Yeah, that might be when they
59:52
talk about white privilege or they just talk about the fact
59:54
that genetically we have better I QS, we have higher I QS of the
59:58
white people. Is that the white privilege
1:00:00
they're always going off about? Nickelodeons 435 Thou shall be
1:00:04
able to receive criticism respectfully and remain open
1:00:07
minded to hear other perspectives out to further
1:00:09
their journey of understanding what it truly means to be a
1:00:12
warrior of Christ. I like the soup bro.
1:00:14
Brother professional, respectable, righteous, you
1:00:17
represent the people when you go for God.
1:00:20
We have to remain humble and loving in this mind war.
1:00:23
Keep being you James hard on you because I care Rogue joining the
1:00:26
fight soon Rogue one out Rogue always good to see ya.
1:00:31
We butt heads here and there, but it's OK brother we're we we
1:00:34
got that we're connected like that.
1:00:37
We got it. We both we both know what's up.
1:00:39
We both know the enemy is don't worry.
1:00:41
We're on the same page in the end.
1:00:44
Good morning. First off, I'm very grateful
1:00:46
that in white and not a fat loser.
1:00:48
Second, you rock big *** Truly, it's become a daily thing of
1:00:51
mine to listen to you every morning, and I love every
1:00:54
second. 3rd, what issue do you think will define politics in
1:00:57
the next 10 years? That's got to be one of my
1:01:00
favorite comments. Very grateful you're white, not
1:01:04
a fat loser. That's funny, way to go.
1:01:06
I mean, it's so easy not to be fat.
1:01:08
If you're fat, you're not going to make it.
1:01:12
To be honest, you're not going to make it if you're fat.
1:01:14
People just don't be fat. It's easy.
1:01:17
Eat less, work out more. Stop being a bitch.
1:01:23
And what issue do you think will define politics in the next 10
1:01:27
years? I think the Israel issue, I
1:01:29
think is a really big 1. I think race politics, identity
1:01:34
politics is going to play a pretty big factor.
1:01:37
And that kind of ties into immigration a bit, you know,
1:01:39
white replacement, things like that.
1:01:41
I think that will actually play a factor.
1:01:44
A crazy thing is, is over the next, you know, to presidential
1:01:50
debate, like, well, for the first time, we're going to start
1:01:52
seeing people step into the political arena in the
1:01:55
presidential race who are openly going to run a campaign that
1:01:58
goes against Israel, who openly run a campaign about being pro
1:02:01
white. And I'm it's not going to be the
1:02:04
majority of candidates, but you're going to get a candidate.
1:02:06
And that's that's the cool part. So I think that will become the
1:02:10
thing I think that's becoming like when you look at these
1:02:13
trends, when you ask like over the next 10 years, what you got
1:02:15
to look at it is what you got to look at it as is what is the
1:02:19
youth saying? What, what is Gen.
1:02:21
Z, the people who will be in donor positions and in lobbying
1:02:25
positions and in all these decision making roles in DC,
1:02:30
What are they thinking? What are they actively
1:02:32
campaigning on now? Gen.
1:02:33
Alpha, What problems are they going through and what will be
1:02:36
like for them in 10 years? So you got to think about AI,
1:02:40
immigration, white culture in 10 years, we're only like 3 to five
1:02:46
years away from white people being a minority.
1:02:48
White people will be very close on the brink of being a minority
1:02:51
by that time. So I, I really think race and
1:02:53
identity politics, the Israel topic, affordability is
1:02:57
definitely going to be a massive thing, especially if the housing
1:03:00
problem continues in the trend. It's trending.
1:03:02
And now where it's like people just aren't owning houses, I
1:03:05
think that will become a pretty big topic.
1:03:09
Owning a home is a staple to being an American.
1:03:13
Let's see, I would say abortion not going to be as big, but it's
1:03:22
always going to be big with the women.
1:03:25
Big women are a problem. Fat 1 and just, you know, women
1:03:29
as a collective group in general are an issue.
1:03:32
Women love to kill their own offspring.
1:03:34
And I think we're going to see a lot of like we had a lot of
1:03:37
candidates who came in against abortion, but they're like rape
1:03:39
and incest. Will we'll do abortions, you
1:03:42
know, up to this week's X amount of weeks, we'll do abortions.
1:03:46
And you're going to have politicians coming there saying
1:03:48
no abortions no matter what. Like similar like Fishback is
1:03:51
doing now. He's like no abortions no matter
1:03:53
what unless the mother is guaranteed to die if she doesn't
1:03:56
get it, which is, you know, .000001% chance it's not going
1:04:04
to happen. So I think that'll be pretty big
1:04:05
as well. Everything of anything else,
1:04:08
I'll let you know what we really need is Metallica to do the
1:04:12
halftime show, but the NFL would never They need those teenage
1:04:16
white girl and minority views. What it's really about is about
1:04:25
the expansion of the NFLI mean. And that's what like I warned
1:04:29
against this actually probably last year on my show a while
1:04:33
ago. And I, I said, I don't know
1:04:36
exactly verbatim what I said, but I said basically that the
1:04:40
NFL expanding into all these places is going to lead to the
1:04:43
NFL being ruined. It's going to lead, you know,
1:04:46
we, we've seen a lot of injuries in these overseas games, mainly
1:04:50
because these places, you know, don't know the sports science
1:04:52
behind what makes a good field to prevent injuries.
1:04:56
And certain field types, certain grass types, turf first grass,
1:04:59
etcetera, all plays a massive factor.
1:05:03
And a lot of places didn't take that into account.
1:05:06
You know, we're pitching to a lot of these South American
1:05:08
countries, some European countries, and we're trying to
1:05:11
diversify who the NFL audience is.
1:05:13
So that's the goal of Rodger Goodell, the commissioner.
1:05:16
And I don't think that's right. I, I think America's been in
1:05:19
football has been an American staple for a very long time.
1:05:21
It should, it should stay that way.
1:05:23
If people out of the country want to watch it, that's fine.
1:05:26
But we don't need to bring games to their cities and in their
1:05:29
countries. I mean, imagine like you buy
1:05:31
season tickets to a team and then you don't get to go to like
1:05:36
one of the games because one of the games is in like Brazil.
1:05:39
Like that would suck. That would just suck that you go
1:05:41
to 1 less game during the year. Like that would really, really
1:05:44
be shit. And like you got to think about
1:05:46
one of the teams is still the home team even though they're in
1:05:48
Brazil. So you lose the like real home
1:05:50
field advantage as well, another downside.
1:05:53
But then the what it all kind of leads up to is a halftime show.
1:05:57
Like what happened? It's like they're pitching to
1:05:59
this overseas audience. They didn't have Bad Bunny
1:06:01
because it's popular with the left.
1:06:03
They didn't have Bad Bunny to be political.
1:06:05
They had Bad Bunny because they're trying to pitch the NFL
1:06:09
to overseas audiences. They're trying to expand the NFL
1:06:13
a bit, make it international, like it's a business.
1:06:16
They want to make more money. How do you make more money if
1:06:19
you're only operating in one country?
1:06:21
You operate in multiple countries.
1:06:23
But given the fact that they're making overwhelming amounts of
1:06:26
profits, I think they should just keep it in the United
1:06:29
States of America. I don't think it makes sense.
1:06:31
And I think, yeah, if they did have more American bands, more
1:06:35
American Music, some people are even cheating on the idea of
1:06:37
country. But I think it would be good.
1:06:39
You know, you have real Americans doing the halftime
1:06:44
show. That's what people want to see
1:06:46
in America. And it's like this.
1:06:48
This halftime show wasn't for Americans.
1:06:49
This halftime show was to solidify some contracts for next
1:06:53
year when it came to the South American, you know, expansion
1:06:58
games where they're trying to go to, I don't know.
1:07:00
They went to Ireland, they went to Brazil, they went to I think
1:07:02
Germany. They like they're trying to
1:07:04
pitch all over the place. So I doubt this will be the end
1:07:07
of it as well. I think as long as the NFL keeps
1:07:09
pitching overseas, we're we're going to continue to lose power
1:07:13
over seeing things that we want to see.
1:07:18
Very sad reality. When you say Israel is
1:07:26
responsible or the Jews are responsible, when Ehudvarak who
1:07:30
was a Prime Minister that was super left wing but that no one
1:07:33
in Israel likes and you say the Jews or Israel, that's called
1:07:36
using. Pronouns and it's coming of
1:07:37
that. Jeffrey Epstein actually was a
1:07:39
little anti Israel. He was into building mosques.
1:07:42
He was a weirdo. He wanted to thank the Israeli
1:07:44
economy. He was very good friends with
1:07:46
the Saudi Princess, not your Israel loving Jew who you made
1:07:49
him out to. Be.
1:07:52
He was still a Talmud reading Jew who referred to the all the
1:07:57
other people as Goyam Goyam in abundance.
1:08:02
He was best friends with the Prime Minister and head of
1:08:05
Mossad of Israel. As you stated there, Ahud
1:08:07
Barack. Just because Ahud Barack is left
1:08:10
wing, Netanyahu is the opposite and they go to war a little bit
1:08:15
with each other, you know, verbally, it doesn't mean that
1:08:18
there aren't people in Israel who don't support the left.
1:08:21
There's a lot of people who do, actually.
1:08:22
That's why there were so many protests in the streets of
1:08:25
Israel over Netanyahu's war. See, you're just not really
1:08:30
correct about that. Epstein was super pro Israel.
1:08:34
That's why he did what he did. I don't know if it's necessarily
1:08:40
why he did what he did, but it's certainly, it's certainly one of
1:08:48
the reasons that he was that, you know, certain people would
1:08:52
use Epstein. I guess Epstein was a connector
1:08:55
for a lot of different people. And I believed he worked with
1:09:00
multiple intelligence agencies, not just Israel's.
1:09:04
And a lot of his clients, a lot of people he worked with, a lot
1:09:07
of people who would go to him to get things, they were definitely
1:09:11
doing it in the interests of Israel.
1:09:13
I don't think Epstein overall was 100%.
1:09:16
Everything he's doing is for Israel.
1:09:17
You know, a good portion of it for sure.
1:09:19
But just in the full honesty of truth, I think it was for a lot
1:09:25
of different people, places, things, objectives, but
1:09:31
definitely a lot of it for Israel as well.
1:09:33
You are right there. There was more as thrown during
1:09:36
the halftime than first downs in the whole game.
1:09:39
Yeah, that was again, we don't need that either during the
1:09:41
halftime show. Nick Fuentes liking Bad Bunny
1:09:44
more was an L take. I kind of agree.
1:09:47
I I don't think he actually really liked it.
1:09:49
And Nick's not really a football fan.
1:09:52
It's actually one of the first things I really disagree with
1:09:55
Nick on. Maybe a couple little things,
1:09:57
but that's really the first. Like when I saw it I was like
1:09:59
huh that's fucking weird. I meant that Hawaii also has its
1:10:04
own separate heritage to America, just like Puerto Rico.
1:10:07
And then you call me the retard face with tears of joy of new
1:10:10
history. You would been able to figure
1:10:11
that out. You're retarded.
1:10:14
You are retarded. If I know history.
1:10:16
You didn't phrase it that way in your initial message, so crucify
1:10:21
me for interpreting it that way when you wrote it that way.
1:10:25
Like shut the fuck up. And even parts of California and
1:10:28
Texas have their own heritage, too.
1:10:31
A lot of that was Mexico. I can't believe you fooled me.
1:10:36
You told me that when someone says America is a melting pot,
1:10:40
it's because of the Zionist Jewish lobbying in America.
1:10:42
The problem with that is in 1941, Eleanor Roosevelt started,
1:10:46
I guess you could say, the first podcast.
1:10:48
No, she did one week addresses to the nation and she said, in
1:10:51
short, America is a melting pot. And that was before the bulk of
1:10:54
the European Jews came over to America.
1:10:58
Who promoted that? It was the Zionist lobby.
1:11:00
It was the ADL. It was all these leftist Jewish
1:11:04
groups. Also, I'm not advocating for
1:11:07
statehood, I just pointed that out so you could understand the
1:11:10
situation more. I understand the situation just
1:11:13
fine. I don't need you to explain the
1:11:14
situation to me. This is what I fucking do all
1:11:17
day. I research this stuff.
1:11:19
I understand Nick said the Iranian protesters are traitors
1:11:23
to their country. Why does he care?
1:11:24
I thought he was America first. I mean Nick's much, much more in
1:11:30
depth as much more in depth knowledge and his way more into
1:11:35
Middle Eastern and geopolitics in general than me.
1:11:39
So I super chat him and fucking ask him like what?
1:11:43
Why are you asking me? I'm like, what is why did Nick
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say this? If he says this super chat Nick,
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what the fuck are you doing? Well, why are you asking me if I
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am I your fucking voice to Nick? No, go fuck yourself.
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Like what? All right, like I said, we
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didn't have a lot of comments because it seems like the
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episode got pretty shadow banned, but that's going to be
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the entire show. We're going to wrap up the show
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for the day folks. Hope you guys enjoyed the show.
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Let's see debate on Friday. Keep you guys updated on
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Jubilee. Possible collab coming, probably
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going to be next week. Knowing that the debate's
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Friday, I'm going to be doing some work to prepare for that.
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So we'll do that collab that I was talking about with that guy
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next week. Most likely.
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I'll try and get that on the books with him as soon as
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possible. But yeah, that's kind of all the
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updates for now. Hopefully we have kick figured
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out by tomorrow. Hopefully Spotify doesn't shadow
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band this one too. We'll we'll see what's up with
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that. But thank you guys for tuning to
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the show. Thank you guys for being fans of
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the show. Let's get let's get signed off
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here and I will see you guys tomorrow on Wednesday.
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Thank you.