BREAKING: FINALLY! Dems KICK Ilhan Omar, Mamdani & DSA’s “Pack of Fools” OUT
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The transcript is a partisan commentary from a conservative host, covering political and cultural issues with a critical view of the Democratic Party and progressive movements. The speaker argues that Democrats are finally recognizing the need to expel radical elements, citing figures like James Carville and Rahm Emanuel, who advocate for removing DSA-aligned "nut jobs" and socialists. Specific targets include Abdul El-Sayed, who supports Medicare for All, and other candidates with anti-constitutional or anti-American rhetoric. The host also praises President Trump’s aggressive foreign policy, particularly the naval blockade of Iran and the declaration of the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. territory, threatening Oman if it interferes. Domestically, the speaker defends Natalie Harp against Senator Ossoff’s insinuations, framing her as a grateful aide saved by Trump’s healthcare policies. The FCC’s action against ABC/Disney is framed as legitimate enforcement against discriminatory DEI practices, not censorship. Additionally, the WNBA’s handling of fans wearing "XXXY" shirts is criticized, with the host arguing that biological men should not compete in women’s sports, citing athlete Sophie Cunningham’s stance. Throughout, the speaker uses humor and sarcasm to mock progressive policies, media bias, and transgender inclusion, while urging viewers to subscribe and support his investment portfolios. The tone is alarmist about left-wing extremism but confident in conservative resilience.
Finally, finally, finally, finally, dare I say, the Democrats are starting to get just a little
bit smart. If that's even possible. I mean, we're going out on a limb here. There's my shot. There's
my shot. Now we know what I'm talking about. It is really good to have you guys here. If you have
not subscribed, do me the favor, make sure you subscribe to the show. Really, really important.
Especially now, especially now. Gosh, it's been hard. It's been hard always to get through,
to break through. And I think that has a little something to do with an election coming up
anyway. Democrats finally, finally, finally waking up. Finally, recognizing that they need to kick a
certain somebody in a certain, well, a few somebodies out of the party. And by somebodies,
I mean the pack of fools as James Carville is referring them to, you know, Carville, right?
The mouth from the South. Oh, no, wait. I think he's the raging Cajun or whatever they're calling
him. Anyway, he's the guy who, um, it really has been kind of a big,
big shot in the party for quite some time. And he, together with some others like Rahm Emanuel,
et cetera, they are going on and on about how they need to basically rid themselves
of all of these nut jobs. And believe me, they're nut jobs. And it just, and we'll get to,
we'll get to Carville. But before I do, I want to give you the proof. You need to know how bad
these people really and truly are. For example, I found this little one. They're talking about
how much they hate the constitution, how they need to have a revolution.
This country, they hate the constitution. They hate everything America. Just, just watch it. So
you know what we're up against. So the two things that we're famous for, uh, is our commitment to a
program and our, uh, hatred of the United States constitution. And what the program does is it
gives us a roadmap to revolution. And it gives us the obstacle that we finally will have to get over
to have a revolution, which is the United States constitution.
The basis of the United States government and what the minimum maximum program specifically,
what that format specifically gives us is, uh, that roadmap. It gives us the minimum, uh,
circumstances under which we would be able to take power and govern. And it gives us the
maximum program, which is the goals that we're actually aiming for. It also, uh, clarifies
democracy as both the end goal and as part of the process to get there ensures the
internal party democracy that we want to see in DSA. So it, it, it really wraps up, uh, the
revolutionary tradition of democracy that I think socialism and abolitionism in the United States
have always been a part of, uh, and aims it, you know, at, at a future that we can live in as a,
as a human species, because I think absent a revolutionary, uh, democratic socialist
Republic in North America, we may not have a livable future.
No, no, no, no. Okay. Um, yeah, we won't have a livable future.
If, if you guys actually see the light of day, I mean, these people are honestly nuts and I love
how they try and hide behind this intellectualism, right? They're like, Oh, we're so smart. We're so
smart. And you know, we want to go full on commie. I mean, they're a problem. They, they tend to be
violent. I don't know if you saw the news about the guy who was going after Besant today. Yeah.
He's in big trouble. There was some kind of trans nut job that was going after Besant and wanted to,
um, take him out. So, you know, there, there's a,
there's a, dare I say, sort of a, a, a threat of commonality here amongst these DSA radicals amongst
the Antifa types. And I think it's quite dangerous for our country period full stop, but they're
everywhere. By the way, if you're just tuning in, remember to subscribe, share, like they're,
they're, they're everywhere. They're even in Florida, even in good old healthy red Florida,
you get this guy, Elijah Manley, he's running for a congressional seat there. And I want you to hear
him talking to Martha McClain.
The look on her face as he's about to say what he says, uh, kind of says it all.
Um, you know, I've spent time with ICE agents in Texas. Uh, they're hardworking. They're
upholding the laws that exist on the books that if you enter the country illegally,
and especially if you have a criminal record or a detainer against you, you have to be removed.
And when they wake up in the morning and they show up at work, they have assignments that are
given to them to remove people who are criminal or who have detained, who have removed orders
against them. Do you have any problem with someone who fits that criteria being, um, apprehended and
removed from our country? Well, I just don't think it's a good idea to take someone who committed a
murder and say, go, go back home and live free and enjoy the rest of your life. If someone comes
to this country and they commit murder or violence, we have American jails that we can put them in and
make sure they never see daylight again.
Because we're just going to keep them here and we're going to make you pay for it, right? Like,
heck, why not? Why not? No, I'm not bringing the entire world. Why can't we be like Spain? Hey,
Ceuta, you're looking pretty good right about now to these jokers, right? We'll just keep bringing
them here one after another. You commit a crime, no worries. You get three squares a day for the
rest of your life, courtesy of Uncle Sam and all us crazy, stupid US taxpayers, because we elect
morons like you, okay?
Wow. Yeah, the Democrat Party needs to like clean house really fast. And not this, just this guy down
in Florida, not just the nutty woman out there. You know, she's from Ethiopia and Colorado that
says we just need more people from the global south coming here so that we can take down the
tyranny that is the United States of America. Not just these folks, but also El-Sayed, who's getting
all kinds of traction, Abdul El-Sayed, out in Michigan. This is a guy who hates
America. This is a guy who hates Israel. This is a guy who loves Palestine. This is a guy who wants
to take away your health care so that it becomes state-run. That'll go over real well. Yeah,
they'll have government-run health care just like they have government-run daycares out there in
Minnesota. We'll make Michigan just like Minnesota. I'm sorry, this guy is not good. He's bad news.
Abdul El-Sayed wants to be in charge of.
Your health care. I don't know if you'll get to live under him.
What Medicare for All does is it does away with the private insurance market, right? It now has
one single payer. That's why we call it single payer, right? One insurance. And that is the
government of the United States. Yeah. Okay. So, you know, at least he's not hiding it. It's right
out there in the open, everyone. El-Sayed said he wants one team and one team only.
No corporations, no private markets, just the government of the United States of America
running your health care. Good luck with that. I mean, good luck. I'm overseas in the UK.
You want to talk about bad health care? Try the UK, all right? You're going to wait in line for
everything. You want to get a certain test? Your doctor thinks you need a certain test? Good luck
with that. It's whether or not people like El-Sayed think that you qualify for it. You know,
this is one of the things that Natalie Harp is so upset about. You know that name, Natalie Harp?
The one that John Ossoff is trying to bring up. Lovely young woman who works for the president
and he helped save her life thanks to health care policy that made sense. We're going to talk about
that today. But you look at El-Sayed and these jihadists, as the president is now referring to
them, and you understand the Democrats really want these people gone. They want them out of
the party for good because it's just too easy. I mean, honestly, you know, hey, Hillary Clinton
did say it was smart politics, right?
Because the right, she said, was sort of on to something with this narrative of communism,
this narrative of socialism. And by the way, we don't even have to make it up. We're not coming
up with anything, right? It's right there out for the pickings. El-Sayed just said what he said.
The Florida guy saying, hey, you know, why do we have to send anybody home? They commit a crime,
keep them here. Three squares a day. You've got all of these people saying stupid thing after
stupid thing after stupid thing. And by the way, they love going out into the media and saying all
these stupid things. You get Mamdami, who's a disaster on steroids. And by the way, he doesn't
get anything done, can't get anything done because all of his policies, you know what, suck. Okay,
they suck. All right. And that communist grocery store, forget about it. You think you want the
government and the business of running a grocery store? For goodness sakes. Hey, it's been tried
all over Eastern Europe. It's been tried in the USSR. It was tried in Vietnam. They tried it in
Venezuela. It didn't work out so well. Anyway, Carville knows this. And this is why he went on
Fox last night. And he said,
you know what? They're a pack of fools. They're out. He's done with them. He doesn't even think
they're relevant anymore. I get news from them. They kind of are. I'm worried about the Democrats
right now. I'm not. We're going to win the House. You're not worried about the communists taking
over the party? No, no. They're a bunch of silly people. Those people you had on there,
those DSA people, they're a pack of fools. No one pays attention to them. They're not going to do
anything. Now, do you want to ask me about AOC? I do think she's very,
very talented. She's certainly to the left of me, but you know what she's doing? What I think
good politicians do, she's growing into the job. She's not the same person she was when she was
elected in 2018. Okay. Now, why would you say that? Oh, it might be because she said
woke one was crazy, right? She's been trying to distance herself from woke one, the crazy woke
one. I mean, I actually happen to think that woke two is even crazier.
AS I SAID, CERTIFIABLE NOW.
was bad. Woke two is definitely bad. Woke two is the rise of all these fools and crazy people out
there. So of course she's trying to distance herself because, you know, she's running ahead
up in New Hampshire, although New Hampshire may not get its primary first in the nation if the
Democrat party has anything to say about it. You see, they don't like all those white people in
New Hampshire having the most say. So they want to send it down to South Carolina, which they feel
would be more represent, more representative perhaps of their party as a live free or die
native. I beg to differ. I think New Hampshire is kind of a good place and AOC is kind of running
ahead. So AOC is looking at it and she's like, okay, I can't be that crazy. I mean, if I'm going
to win New Hampshire, which yeah, I know like all those, you know, we like to call them assholes.
They've been creeping up the liberals from Massachusetts. They've been creeping up into
good steady Eddie New Hampshire and consequently turning that state blue. Although for whatever
reason, New Hampshire seems to elect Republican.
Governors, but they're sending a lot of blue folks into Congress and a lot of blue folks into
the Senate. But I will tell you this in New Hampshire, live free or die. There is no state
income tax and no sales tax. So they still believe in small limited government, which is why the
commie stuff's not going to really fly, which is why you've got AOC trying to drift to the center
saying woke one was crazy. And now all of a sudden James Carville is going to come out and back her
because apparently he's trying to throw them a little carrot, throw him a little bone, you know,
if you guys get with the program and you try and sound like sensible human beings and more like
adults, maybe we will welcome you. But keep in mind, he really isn't into this. I mean, all this
woke ism, these pronoun things, the trans stuff, the guys playing in women's sports. This is not
growing on him. And he called this out several months ago.
So maybe we need to have a schism. Maybe you in use, you got plenty different justice party to
work in.
The socialist party. The only thing I've asked is just don't use the word democratic in any title
that you have, because most Democrats that I know are running for office don't want you, your name
don't want you to be part of the deal. Yeah. Sure. They would be glad to take your votes.
Who wouldn't? Everybody wants to get as many votes as they can. Maybe you come up with your own name
and by the way, nothing against after the election.
You can sit down and do like it's done in parliamentary governments or
governments around the world. You sit down and you say, okay,
we want to be part of a government majority. And we have these things that we want you to do to
bring us in. And we have negotiations and we figure a way that we can live with different
parties, different titles, but under the same general philosophical roof. As I've always said,
been very clear,
that most of the things that the faculty lines identity left wants 85% of them. I want to, we'd
like to expand up to two people. We'd like to expand people that have healthcare. We'd like to
do more to help young voters. Uh, we think that environmental problems are totally crushing that
we faced with what solutions air. We think income inequality is, is, is, is a terrible thing. And
we've got to do certain things to address it. Like, Oh, okay. We've grown, raised taxes on
incomes over 40 years. We've got to do certain things to address it. Like, Oh, okay. Like, Oh, okay.
Like, Oh, okay. $400,000 a year, raise the minimum wage.
These are things that we can work on.
I don't think we can work together on pro-mountain politics.
I don't know.
I think that you're not, this election did not teach you how damaging that is.
I don't think there's anything that I can tell you.
And you say this guy is stuck in another century, not another decade.
And he represents nothing to do with the future of our movement.
I can accept that.
You're not really going to hurt my feelings.
So maybe we could have a kind of amicable split here.
And we'll go to post in 2026.
Because you don't ever run, they never run against a Republican.
All they do is run against other Democrats.
I don't quite.
I don't quite understand why you're so anxious to have the word Democrat
in the description of what you do.
But maybe we can have an amicable split here.
And you go your way, and we go our way.
And after the election, we come together and see how much common ground we can find.
I don't think you're going to find any, though.
I mean, I really, really, really don't.
And I'm not the only one.
I mean, in other words, this communism thing,
again, go back in history, go throughout time.
It never has worked.
It is a disaster.
And Hillary Clinton even knows this.
Hillary Clinton, I want to play this for you.
Here she is talking with a woman who used to be a tech reporter,
a tech business reporter, but somehow now is a political reporter.
Go figure.
Kara Swisher.
And she's speaking on her show.
And she's like, you know, this communism thing,
they're going to have a lot of rope there.
In other words, this is going to work.
And I imagine it's tested.
And this is a.
A line that's going to work.
And, of course, this doesn't need to be a line.
This is reality.
This is what these candidates are saying.
And these are the candidates that are winning, for goodness sakes.
Right.
So you're not going to convince Republican voters in Michigan.
And the real fight will be how how do we make sure that people who voted for Haley feel
comfortable voting for Abdul El-Said?
And how do we get independents to feel comfortable?
And you can see that it's not just about Michigan, but the Republican
messaging is communist socialist.
It's going to be a very effective attack.
And so people on the left have to be prepared to to answer that and to be effective at answering it.
Do you think communists is an effective attack in 2026?
Well, all I know is that's the attack that Trump is leading with.
And I assume they've tested it.
And I assume that they have reason to believe that it's effective or they wouldn't be beating the drum on it.
Because now it's not just him.
Vance has done it.
Others are doing it.
They are trying to, you know, bring back scare tactics about our candidates.
And, you know, it didn't work in New York.
Mamdani was elected and there was a lot of money spent against him.
When you have an effective candidate on the left, it still is going to be a close race on our side.
Aha.
So you see what's happening.
You've got sort of the mature adults in the room, whether that be.
You know, the op ed that was put out recently in The Wall Street Journal by Rahm Emanuel, whether it be Carvel going on.
And for goodness sakes, Carvel's going on Fox to plead his case.
Think about that, guys.
Think about that.
Maybe this is a new Democrat party.
They're like, hey, maybe we can pull off some Republicans here.
Doubt it.
That's not happening.
Anyway, they don't really have a party right now unless they kick these people out.
So this is exactly what they're trying to do.
They got Ilhan Omar, who, by the way, I mean, even under the Biden Treasury Department, there were a lot of questions.
About whether there was some nefarious activity.
And I'm getting a little fed up.
I mean, as are you.
Granted, we just got a new AG there in Todd Blanche.
But we want some answers on that because I suspect that there's some there there where it comes to when it comes to feeding our future, etc.
So you've got some people that are dubious on the financial front.
And by the way, you don't even have to find anything.
The fact that she came out and said, I got 30 million bucks to my name.
My net worth is 30 million.
Oopsie daisy.
Suddenly it's less than 100K.
But like, that's not normal.
Just not normal.
And then you've got El Saeed with his nonsense.
And you've got the Ethiopian girl out in Colorado.
Yeah.
And you've got, I call them the backup singers because I can't remember any of their names.
But they're all a bunch of nut jobs in New York that are Mamdami disciples.
And these people are winning.
Okay.
So like they are winning.
So if you thought the squad was a big deal before, if you thought the squad was crazy.
Hey, guess what?
Wake up to the new reality of the Democrat Party.
It is a dangerous, dangerous bunch.
But I look at them all and I'm like, no wonder, no wonder.
Brand new study out shows that apparently low testosterone is associated with being a Democrat.
I saw this recently.
I was like, you gotta be kidding me.
Is this a joke?
Oh, no, no, no, no.
This is a real study, a real scientific study.
And they have now proven somehow testosterone.
Testosterone administration induces a red shift.
So if you just give people more testosterone, they'll suddenly get all MAGA on you.
Who knew?
That is fascinating.
So this is a study that is in the public medical center and National Library of Medicine with
access to scientific literature.
So of course I had to read it.
And here we go.
Testosterone administration induces a red shift in Democrats.
An experiment was run to test if a testosterone administration, in other words,
giving testosterone, would influence the political preferences of 136 healthy males.
Now, the only caveat in this study, they did point out that they were mostly working with college kids.
So it was very hard to find Republicans.
So apparently testosterone levels aren't what they used to be amongst college kids these days.
You know, somehow this doesn't surprise me as we look at, for example, these DSA nut jobs.
So the two things that we're famous for.
is our commitment to a program and
uh, hatred of the United States constitution. And what the program does is it gives us your
hatred of the United States constitution. It suddenly all makes sense to me. Now,
when I read that the testosterone levels in these 136 healthy males that they looked at
over the span of a number of years, um, is very much associated with being left.
So if you have low T count, low testosterone, chances are you're a Democrat. So now the whole
tampon Tim thing, it really makes sense. Like we joke about it, right? I know, I know between,
between us family here, we like to joke about it, but it's actually
like a scientific fact of sorts. Here we go. I'm going to just read from the study,
the results before the testosterone treatment, we found that affiliated Democrats had 19%
higher basal testosterone than those who identified strongly with the party. So if
you're strongly identified with the Democrats, the super libs, they're really low T when weekly
affiliated Democrats received additional testosterone. What do you know? The strength
of their party affiliation fell by 12%. So if you got a little T count, suddenly you weren't
much of a Dem anymore. And they reported 45% warmer feelings towards Republican candidates
for president. Testosterone administration did not affect political preferences for
strongly affiliated Democrats or strong or weak Republicans. So apparently if you're
a Republican, it doesn't matter if you are super duper strong Democrat. Well, you're just a lost
cause. This is fantastic. I just think this is hilarious. The conclusion is our results demonstrate
that testosterone induces a red shift among weekly affiliated Democrats, providing evidence
that testosterone does affect political preference. Who knew? Who knew? Is this why Pete Hegseth is
like, hey, we need to make sure that we get enough T count amongst our military members right now?
Speaking of military, the Strait of Hormuz is open for business, everyone. According to the president,
New Truth Social out today, the president of the United States says there are no talks
nor conversations going on or scheduled with the Islamic Republic of Aram. The naval blockade
remains in full force and effect. The Hormuz Strait is open and operating. All water mines have
been removed or detonated. Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J.
Trump. So he says it's been demined. The Strait of Hormuz, it has been demined. It is now open. It
is operating, as I said, open for business. The 60 day Iran talk. Remember they were having this sort
of period of talking, which basically, unfortunately for us, turned into an opportunity for Iran to
cause more havoc and more.
Trouble. But that's OK. Look, you know what? It's OK, because if they don't want to play ball.
We won't. And we will take over the Strait of Hormuz, as apparently we have done. The president
is now ready to call it a U.S. territory. The president saying, you know what? This thing is
ours, baby. We got the Strait. Here is another social post you put out today. Take a look at
the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz in the middle. Oman on one side, Iran on
the other. And he says this puppy is ours. New U.S. territory is the title on the graphic he posted
there on True Social. So what does this really mean? Let's go and listen to him. This is from
yesterday's presser. And someone asked him, hey, you know, could it be a U.S. territory? And he
said, gee, I like the sound of that. Kind of has a nice ring to it, right? With the blockade. We have
a blockade. We control it with a blockade. And I like the idea of declaring it a territory. We have
total control over the Strait. Now, they can be a nuisance. They can put a mine in the water. And
people don't like having mines hit their billion dollar ships, you know, et cetera. But the blockade
has been very effective. And, you know, we're taking out. Now, maybe that will stop or maybe
it'll open up even further. But we're taking out millions of barrels of oil a week. If you look at
the kind of numbers that we're doing, we're doing the Strait is open and the oil prices are coming
down and they will continue to come down unless we decide.
To do something far more drastic than we're doing. Iran is in big trouble. They have
300 percent inflation. The country is a mess and the military is totally defeated. Thank you very
much. Yeah, their military is a mess. But they can create a lot of havoc, right, with these
little boats that they get flying around through the Strait of Hormuz. And so they had some water
mines there. Apparently they have been taken out. So now you just have to worry about these little
things. But here's the thing. We're not going to do anything. Here's the good news. We got a blockade. And boy, oh, boy, do we have a
blockade. This is a big, big wall of steel, as he's calling it. By the way, comes with a lot of
economic pain to the tune of I've seen 400 percent increase in inflation in food prices. Big article
in The Wall Street Journal today on that. In other words, the Iranians are really facing this mass
inflation scenario. How much it hurts the powers that be. I mean, that's still very much in
question. And that's where it comes into sort of a state of importance for the Treasury Department,
because they're going to have to make sure that they're going to have a state of importance for
sure that they really clamp down on all banking processes and that we cut off Iran from everything,
which means you want to do business with the US of A. You don't do business with Iran. We get
sanctions on Iran. That means you can't. Hey, Spain, I'm looking at you. Hey, Spain, you can't
go behind our back and start trading with Iran. I mean, they were trading up until pretty recently
that we know about. And so that stuff has got to end. And, you know, it's important for other
economies. And I'm talking about China. I'm talking about India, places that think, OK, I can still get
oil from Iran. You're not going to be able to get cheap anything. You're not going to be able to get
anything because we get the wall of steel right there. So nicely, artistically drawn,
the president putting this one out just yesterday on True Social saying wall of steel. This is the
blockade. And so, in other words, you're not going to be able to get the oil out. And so
pretty soon this becomes a bigger and bigger problem for Iran. In fact, this is how we came
to that memorandum of understanding, that 60 day pause that we were in because we had put up this
wall of steel. We
had put up the economic blockade and that was costing them so much money. And all of the Ayatollah's
cronies, all the hardliners that he put in, they were bleeding cash. They were losing a lot of
money in part because of the sanctions and all of the banking regulations and rules that Besson
had made sure were actively employed. And so as they started to lessen that, the idea was, OK,
we will take off some of these restrictions, provided that one, you agree that you're not
going to enrich uranium and two, that you agree we are going to have a
presence there in the Strait of Hormuz to make sure that people can safely get through back and
forth. And when it turned out that they didn't want all of that, when it turned out that they
decided they wanted to do something bigger somehow, perhaps with Oman, by the way, Oman,
don't even think about it. The president says we are going to, well, kick the you know what out of
you if you decide to do anything with Iran. But when it came to be that we found they were going
behind our back and trying to find other ways to make this a bigger conflict, that's when we said,
OK, it's game over and we're just going to take the thing over. We're just going to make it a U.S.
territory. Of course, that comes with a certain amount of responsibility from a military standpoint.
But it seems we are willing and obviously able to take that one on. But, you know, just so that
nobody gets any ideas. The president was speaking with Fox News just yesterday morning and made his
intentions vis-a-vis Oman quite clear.
The president told Fox News Iran should raise the white flag of surrender. He went on to say,
I have no time schedule. I'm not in a hurry. The president indicating that the U.S. naval blockade
is continuing to put new economic pressure on the Iranian regime, despite what the Iranians have
said publicly. He said they're good poker players, but they're dying and that the midterms in the
president's thinking. Now, I asked the president about these parallel talks that are taking place
in Oman about control of the Strait of Hormuz. And the president told Fox News if Oman gets in the way,
we'll bomb the S out of them. We went on to talk about a variety of different regional topics,
including the U.S. stockpiles of weapons that are currently stationed in the Middle East.
The president says what we've used so far is peanuts. He went on to say the United States
has a lot of mid-level weapons and that many of the more advanced systems, the president says,
were given away by President Biden to Ukraine, for example,
about air defense that is needed right now in the Middle East.
OK, so, you know. We're we're kind of a big deal. I mean, not to toot our own horn too much,
but we are the United States of America. We do have plenty of aircraft carriers. We're sending
new aircraft carriers en route there to relieve the USS Abraham. And the reality is, you know,
Iran may say it wants a bigger war. Iran may want to escalate this, but we've kind of locked up all
our allies there. So they don't have a head.
I want to take you through the map just a little bit here. You can see so the Strait of Hormuz that
would be right between Iran and Oman. If you look there, can I I can't really show you on this map.
I need to get like a pointer or something. But anyway, at this point, I think you know where it
is. Right. I've put it on enough graphic titles on the YouTube channel. Anyway, you can also see
they have been quite active with their resources vis-a-vis the Houthis in that part of Yemen
that is kind of important because it helps.
Saudi Arabia get its oil stores out of the Red Seas through
to the Gulf of Aden and then into the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. And so they're kind of
working up all of their lieutenants, so to speak, that they've got in Yemen, and they are trying to
create more of a strangling of Saudi Arabia right there. Don't forget, Iran is very upset because
what's been going on, we have got them surrounded. Basically, you've got Egypt, you've got Yemen,
forgive me, not Yemen, you've got Saudi Arabia, you've got Iraq, you've got Syria, you've got
Kuwait, you've got Jordan, Oman, you've got all of these countries. Oman's a little on the sus side,
but a lot of countries signing on Morocco to be more aligned with the United States. And thus,
what does Iran do in that situation? It finds itself increasingly in the corner. So now it's
kind of striking out, this is its last hurrah. And I don't think it's got a whole lot of time here
to be able to play this game. And I say that only because, again, I'm looking at the economics of
what's going on, and you're losing somewhere around 400, 500 million dollars pretty regularly.
So there's a big article in the Wall Street Journal, I actually want to share some of this
with you today, because it's rather significant, the economic pain, if you would, that they are
facing. And so you're talking about possibly 400 percent inflation just in the last month,
in terms of food prices that the people of Iran face. So how much longer, really, can that go on?
I mean, I understand they're willing to starve their people. I understand they're willing to
make it miserable for their people. But you really need to ask whether or not that can continue,
because that is just such a massive blow, massive blow to the population. I will say that you've got
a team over there in Iran. And I think one of you guys, was it David mentioning this? Or,
oh, Cat Crazy Sam saying, look, you know,
this whole team over in Iran is thinking we've got midterms coming up. If we can just make life
miserable into midterms, then perhaps we can force the Trump MAGA movement out of power,
thereby lending ourselves some more opportunity. And heck, you know, opportunity galore. They get
Ilhan Omar, they get Rashida Tlaib, they get Ma'am Dami, they've got al-Said. I mean,
they got all their peeps, right, that are trying to make inroads there. So look, we need to see where
Oman is coming out. As we look at this map, there are some reports that Oman may be, in fact,
favoring Iran in this situation. And this is why the president is making it clear that he is going
to bomb the S-H-you-know-what out of them. So the Wall Street Journal is saying they want a bigger
war. Of course they do. I mean, this really doesn't surprise you. Like, I mean, I've been
talking about this forever. We've got a market today that is lower. Let me see if it's continuing
to be lower. Don Backo.
They're telling us he's busy, busy, busy trading. And it's hard when I'm on this early. The thing
is, I'm on very early this week, of course, because I'm still overseas. But we do have a
market that's coming back a little bit. You know, it had been down a little bit further there on the
Dow earlier in the session. But some red there, tech stocks sliding, bond yields at decade highs
right now. You know, and one of the things that still looks very interesting to me, as it always
does, of course, I'm a long-term holder, is, of course, gold. And gold prices, I believe,
are actually down. I know I bought a little bit myself earlier in the session because, you know,
I like to, I like to, it's that clearance thing, right? You know, you grow up shopping at Marshalls
and your dad tells you clearance is the best brand. You think it's like Chanel or something.
You know, it's kind of, you can take the girl out of New Hampshire. You can't take the New Hampshire
out of the girl. So, you know, when things go down, that's usually when I get in. You know,
there's a reason, though, that gold has been so popular over the last several years.
And I imagine with all this political uncertainty, we're
going to see that continuation of it. As much as I want King Dollar and a triumphant USA and a
hegemonic power vis-a-vis the USA versus the rest of the world, I also recognize what the rest of
the world is doing. And they're all buying gold for a reason, right? They're trying to buoy their
central bank and their power, as Dr. Kirk, one of our show sponsors, so eloquently explains.
Let me show you here.
You can go back to a couple years now, the Basel III Accord, which basically said what? It made gold a tier
one asset, meaning it's viewed as currency in terms of lending. If banks are in the business
of lending, they don't want to lend a worthless currency. They want to have collateral backstopping
their lending, which is why central banks around the world didn't stop allocating into gold.
In fact, they're adding to it. So what do we do then as individual investors? Do what they do,
just on a smaller scale, right?
You can buy gold by the ounce. You can buy silver by the ounce. You don't have to buy it by the ton.
Do exactly what they're doing, because I think that the global financial system is changing.
There's this paradigm-shifting moment from currency creation as fiat money,
basically meaning you just press a button when you need money, right, versus something that's
collateralized, that has a sound, solid backdrop. That is what sound money is all about. And this is
where the gold is.
And this is where the global international financial monetary system is moving towards.
So I get where, you know, he's going. In other words, all of the monetary system is trying to
diversify. I don't want it to, right? Don't get me wrong. But, you know, I am a realist in all of
this. And as an investor myself, I think it's important to hold these diversified commodities.
So you've got countries all around the world, they're trying to diversify. And that diversification
strategy very much includes.
I mean, this is why I say Trish loves gold and silver. Go check them out when you can.
Trish loves gold and silver. Yeah. I think it's got a nice ring to it. Anyway,
Democrats are kind of panicking here. We've got a Democrat senator that's very worried all of a
sudden because, well, this guy, a.k.a. Pee Wee Herman, if you listen to the president,
has got himself in a little bit of a pickle. It's really not a good look. I mean,
attacking a young woman like this, I mean, they're going back to a stupid playbook,
but, you know, he's a stupid guy. And this is actually what got the president so annoyed
yesterday. Remember this in the press conference?
On those military exercises.
Whoa. OK, so he was not too happy with her. This happened to be the CNN reporter
that actually also had asked him about this Senator Ossoff, a.k.a. Pee Wee Herman,
and what he was alleging or insinuating about the president's relationship with one of his aides,
his aide, who is a young woman and said to be very, very, very loyal to him.
This is the woman that he picked to go with him, remember, on the plane when the plane was
transferred. They transferred him, I should say, on that catering cart. And she's sort of
his lifeline there in the White House, his personal assistant. And she likes him very much.
And that's it. It's a platonic relationship. And yet you get some idiots out there
doing idiotic things, including this particular senator from Georgia. And so,
I just want to give you sort of the background as you consider why he was so mad. It was because
this CNN reporter asked him this question. And again, this senator is backpedaling right now
because this has just come with all kinds of repercussions. And it's not a good look for him,
frankly, politically, especially, I mean, they're supposed to be all about women, right? We're on
the side of women. Oh, oops, except we're not. If you're a young, attractive woman, God help you.
We're going to make up all kinds of rumors. If you are a young female athlete, God help you. We're
going to let men
compete against you. I mean, the Democrats are really not, hate to say it, the party of women.
But let's go back to what sort of triggered this.
Mr. President, you said you'd rather travel with your aide, Natalie Harp,
and build the ballroom than do your job as president. What is your response, John Alta?
You mean Pee Wee Herman? Pee Wee Herman lookalike? No, I would much rather do other things. It's a,
we're building a great facility here. We're fixing a White House that hasn't
been taken care of. You can look at this. This room was a disgrace
for the White House. This was a disgraceful situation, the Oval Office. And it was, it was let go. The whole building, the White House was let go. The exteriors were falling apart. The columns were falling apart. The whole place was a mess. In addition, they've been trying to get a ballroom for the last 150 years. And when I said I was going to build a ballroom, the military asked if they could see me. And they say, sir, we have an opportunity to go down deep into the ground and build a military facility to go to the White House and to go with all of Washington.
Washington, D.C., which would be so valuable.
And then they came up with the drone port on top,
which would be a major drone port to protect the White House
and all of D.C. And all of those things added up,
and it became much more than just a ballroom.
And I said to myself, "Wow, what an opportunity."
I mean, if I was just going to build a ballroom,
I could have had it built very quickly,
because I do these -- I build very well and very quickly.
We went five stories down into the ground.
We did a lot of tremendous things for the military,
things that they could never get.
They said, "This is an opportunity that we have,
because you're building the ballroom,
that if you would be willing to,
spend more time.
We would love to be able -- we've been trying to do
this at the White House for many, many years.
And they've been trying to have a ballroom at the
White House for many, many years.
Now, what happened is, we used to use tents.
And the tents are usually made of either plastic, a
plastic material, or canvas.
And they wouldn't stop a.22 caliber.
They wouldn't stop anything, in terms of
safety.
It would be very dangerous.
And they haven't used a tent for years.
They haven't had any big -- like, we have President
Xi coming on September 24th or so.
I think it's September 24th.
And we'd love to have 2,000 people coming to
dinner and celebrating a nice evening, et cetera,
et cetera.
But we only have a room that's going to hold 89
people, and 89 people is not appropriate.
So maybe more importantly, it's totally secure with
bulletproof windows, bulletproof sides.
It's drone-proof.
It's missile -- every -- at the top of the line.
And we need it, and especially with what's
happened, unfortunately, to --
Okay.
So he's giving a very, very big defense there of the
ballroom and the security needs for -- I mean, for
goodness sakes, look what happened, right, at the
White House Correspondents' Dinner.
So that really shouldn't be in dispute.
He's calling on the Supreme Court to give the
AOK on that ballroom.
But, you know, that was sort of what had just come
before the reporter came back in.
And, by the way, remember what was going on?
You had the young 10-year-old kid who had been
rescued by that hero lifeguard.
And you had the young 10-year-old kid who had been rescued by that hero lifeguard. So it felt like very, very, very inappropriate conversation. And that's why he just kind of lost it on her. Really, really lost it on her. But don't forget, this is the original sort of thing that got dangled out there by this jerk of a senator from Georgia saying stupid stuff. And it has backfired hard. He is trying to justify it now. He's not doing a good job at it. But this is what he said.
See, he doesn't want to do the job.
No, no, no.
He wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar.
So there is Steven Chung who's been responding to this. He is the director of communications at the White House. And I have to be careful what I say here because this is live and we're on YouTube. And I can't use language like this or I'll get in trouble.
John Jackson.
But even she's like, OK, well, I wasn't reporting that. Like our reporting didn't show what he's insinuating because he's just a jerk. He's a jerk and he's a jerk to young women for insinuating such things. Here's Maggie.
Look, we reported in our book that she is completely devoted to Trump.
She left letters in his personal spaces during
the campaign, one of which said, you are all that matters to me.
She, you know, her interest in him and those letters alarmed the Secret Service at the time.
As we reported, Trump has told people around him that, you know, she's the only staffer who
loves him as much as his wife and children. You know, that you'll all go off and leave me and
make money and she'll never leave me. She's a taxpayer paid staffer in the White House.
So, you know, I'm not going to get into what Ossoff insinuated about her. That goes beyond our reporting.
But it is certainly legitimate to ask about staff in the White House.
OK, it went beyond your reporting. You don't want to get into it. Of course,
you don't want to get into it because, well, she could sue you for libel for starters and
she should sue Ossoff for libel. What a jerk. OK, but so what? She likes the president. I mean.
If you've got a bunch of staff on your team, you don't want somebody who actually likes you. I think
she actually feels kind of how do I say this, maybe even indebted to him because it's thanks to him and
his policy.
That she's alive to begin with. She had bone cancer. This poor woman had bone cancer. OK. And
one of the reasons she liked Donald Trump and wanted to work for him was because his policies
enabled her to get the treatment that she so needed. Here she is back in 2020 talking about
it. Natalie Hart. Thank you, Mr. President. You know, we all know the story about the Good
Samaritan. But what you don't know is I was that forgotten person on the side of the road,
the victim of medical error.
The number three cause of death under the previous administration and left to die of cancer. First,
the medical establishment, they came by and they saw me there. So they wrote prescriptions for
opioids and they walked on. Next, the political establishment, they saw me there and they stopped
just long enough to come over and tell me how to die, how to speed up my death so I could somehow
die with dignity. But then an outsider, my good son, my good son, my good son, my good son, my
American, President Donald J. Trump, he saw me there and he didn't walk by. He stopped. And for every single one of us, he gave up his own quality of life so we could live and work and fight with dignity because he believes in survival of the fighters, not the fittest. And so Mr. President, I have to say you have made a lot of promises
to us and you have kept every one of them. So now we're going to make you this promise.
Just as you fought for us, for God and America, we'll never forget how you saw us on the side
of the road and you walked over and you picked us up and you made us great again. And now
we're going to fight for you, Mr. President. God bless you.
So she's alive because of him. She comes from, it's my understanding, a very religious,
very Christian family, and she may actually feel some religious spirituality here. In other words,
she was afforded a chance at life thanks to this president. So yeah, she's a young woman who works
for him and feels very grateful to him and grateful for this opportunity to work for him. So that's
that.
And John Ossoff has to say weird stuff because he's a weird guy. Unnecessary. Okay. Unnecessary.
I realize you people are all freaking weird. Like they're weird, honestly. Like their whole
pregnant man emoji stuff. Weird. Right? Their deviance is weird, but don't put your weirdness
onto us or a nice young woman who's trying to do a good job in the White House, for goodness sake.
So what if she likes her boss? So what if she feels like a,
a higher meaning to what she's doing? She should, for goodness sakes. Wouldn't it be great if we all
felt that way about our jobs? I mean, I know I do. Here I am coming to you live from the UK,
for goodness sakes. If there's wifi, you know, I'm here. Why? Because I love my job and I do
feel a higher purpose in it. You know, like you guys know, I mean, especially those of you here
in the early days when we had like five people tuning in, I do this for a reason. She does her
job for a reason. So what you twisted twerp, peewee Herman, whatever the hell you're doing.
They want to call you. I think peewee's pretty good. Listen to him trying to back off on MSNBC.
He's sort of like, oh, well, you know, we are at war. Okay. That's how you're going to justify it.
Take it away, Johnny. Why'd you decide to invoke Natalie Harp specifically in that speech?
Well, Jen, thank you for having me. And here's the point. We're in wartime.
The commander in chief has mired us in this geopolitical,
disaster. People have lost their lives. Our naval logistics are frayed.
The global energy system is in crisis. And he retreats into this bubble of West wing aides
who are his security blanket to make him feel good about himself, to reassure him that he's
doing a great job to help him while he designs his new ballroom. And he adorns the oval office in gold.
And picks the interior decorations on this new luxury flying palace he received from a foreign
prince. Wow. Just for the record, inflation's actually abated massively, massively. And in
fact, even if we were to look at gas prices, Fox actually put out a report on this national gas
prices. I think we're up six cents versus, you know,
a few months ago. And we're actually down from this time last year. Believe it or not,
I was kind of shocked when I saw those numbers myself. But, you know, Johnny Boy,
little Pee Wee Herman has to insinuate really dark stuff. And that brings me to a soundbite I
heard on CNN. And this guy, he's coming out in defense. They actually found someone to defend
Natalie and women in general from the monstrosity that is John Ossoff. Listen,
to this because it's important. They always go to
lowest common denominator. And clearly they have a problem. If you ask me, they have a
problem with women, especially attractive women. We know the reason that Natalie Harp's name is
mentioned. Now, he gets to do this whole too cute by half thing and it's a wink and a nod.
Asif. Yeah, Asif. What he's talking about is this
longstanding rumor that Donald Trump is having a relationship with Natalie Harp.
That's what he's referring to. So this whole Harp thing that the media is now picking up on,
it's really consistent. So you asked about how do Republicans feel about this?
We've been here before. We saw what happened during the Bush administration,
where these were these salacious rumors that Condoleezza Rice was having a relationship
with then President George Bush. We saw with Melania Trump having to sue the Daily Mail
because they called her an escort. We saw it with Sarah Sanders, Huckabee Sanders, when the
comedian Michelle Wolf talked about her ashes being makeup. We've seen this over and over again.
The only thing that we've seen over and over again, we've seen this over and over again, the
only thing that we've seen over and over again, the only thing that we've seen over and over again,
the only thing that we've seen over and over again, the only thing that Natalie Harp has done
has been an assistant to Donald Trump. And we've seen over and over again,
when it comes to the left, when it comes to Democrats, and when it comes to even media,
they are willing to ignore all of these type of misogynistic and sexist remarks
against Republican women or those who are aligned with Republican men. That is what this is about.
Yeah. I mean, and his point about the media in general being part of that,
well taken. I mean, they really, they try to malign
women and it's wrong. It's just wrong. And you know, they're all in on it, right? They're all
in on it. I mean, listen to some of the comments that they've made over at The View. Do you
remember when Joy Behar was going on about the only reason he picked Caroline Leavitt to be the
press secretary was because she's a 10? I mean, again, they're always reducing it to that. And
it's kind of, it's getting old, but you know what? I
got news for ABC and I got news today for Joy Behar. Big, big news. This is just breaking this
whole situation with the FCC is heating up. And I'm going to tell you right here, right now,
you heard it here first. They're going to lose their case. ABC is big time going to lose their
case against the FCC. It just came out moments ago. Disney is suing the FCC
over its license review saying the government is trying to squash free speech because you see,
the license is about to be revoked by the FCC who has the ability to do this.
And I just want to back up for a second because I've worked in cable. I've worked over here,
obviously at YouTube streaming, and I've worked at broadcast television. And in broadcast television,
there are certain rules that you're sort of supposed to live by, right? And if you're
a news organization, you're kind of got to police yourself a little bit. You got to be
a little bit fair because you're not allowed to do what say shows like The View do, which is produce
amazingly by the news entity over there at ABC. You're not allowed to have that kind of blatant
bias. Now you can do that if you're on cable, but you actually can't do that on one of the
broadcast networks, courtesy of the 1934 Communications Act. And so the FCC does
have jurisdiction. And if you're constantly feeding a whole bunch of garbage that's one-sided,
then that becomes something the FCC can take away your license for.
So this really isn't about freedom of speech. They would say, hey, you know,
as long as you have two sides, but you guys don't do it that way. And also that's not even,
I should point out what Brandon is going after them for. We can talk about that in a second.
It's the DEI stuff. But you know, Brandon's like these people, they, you know, they,
they are very biased. Like how do you consider an organization like this,
that is putting this kind of propaganda on the air, not biased. Let's see if I can play this one for
you.
As long as Republicans are in power in the majority, there will never be accountability.
There will never be checks and balances. There will never be oversight. And so if
Americans want this to end, want the abuses of power check, they have got to vote Democrats in
November.
White women, Republicans, I just read a poll that the Suburbans are now voting Republican.
That is like roaches voting for raids.
You're not voting for Republicans. You're voting for a cult. Remember that.
I want Donald Trump to lose, and I don't feel like today's the day to have the economy argument.
This is the kind of thing that I, I don't even know what to say anymore. If people
still follow this fascist pig, then I don't know what else to say.
The 25th Amendment is time. It's time.
It's ridiculous. He, it's the bill that would force people to, uh, have ID when they come to vote.
Nobody wants it.
The Save America Act, which is ironic because it's not, it's really saving his behind.
They are the Epstein-File protect, protection party.
You'd be comfortable still voting for Graham Plattner if you lived in Maine?
They do. I was one of those people, and I said it, if I lived in Maine, I would
have, you know, plugged my nose and I would have voted for him anyway. I think that we are in a
time of existential crisis. We need to be realistic, and as a Democratic-
You need a great candidate.
As a Democratic Party, we need to win. We need to get this country back in.
You know what to do.
Okay, so you, you see, there she is saying, as a Democrat Party, we need to win. It's not like they
have a Republican opposite her. So Disney is now saying the reason you guys are suing us, the
reason, or rather, the reason we have the license review is because of our opinions on the President
of the United States. And so this becomes a freedom of speech, First Amendment issue,
but that's actually not the case. The license review, just to back up, is because Disney
would only hire people of a certain color. They would only cast people of a certain color. They
had all these affinity groups, and I know plenty of people that have worked at ABC and at Disney,
and this was a thing, and they were proud of it. And there were plenty of companies that were proud
of it, right? This was like in vogue. Well, that happens to be against the law. And by the way,
if you're the FCC, then you have an obligation and a duty to protect all Americans.
And if this company, aside from their politics, which is obviously quite clear, aside from their
politics, if this company is doing that, well, then I think you got a bit of a leg to stand on,
and then some. Let me go to what Brennan Carr's been saying about this all along.
Here's Brennan Carr talking about him being at the FCC.
Yeah, broadcasters are different than any other form of communication, including here.
We're on cable right now. Fox News doesn't have an FCC license. CNN doesn't.
But ABC, CBS, NBC, those broadcast stations do. And with that license comes a unique
obligation to operate in the public interest. And over the years,
the FCC walked away from enforcing that public interest obligation. I don't think we're better
off as a country for it. But look, President Trump ran directly at these legacy broadcast
outlets, and he exposed them to these market forces. And a lot of these affiliate groups said,
to your point, we're tired of carrying this stuff. Late night shows, something's gone seriously awry
there. They went from going from laugh lines to applause lines. They went from being court gestures
that would make fun of everybody in power to being court clerics and enforcing a very
narrow political ideology. And Nexstar, as you noted, stood up and said, look, we have the license
and we don't want to run this anymore. We don't think it serves the interests of our community.
Sinclair did the same thing. So there's more work to go. But I'm very glad to see that America's
broadcasters are standing up to serve the interests of their community. We don't just have
this progressive foie gras coming out from New York and Hollywood.
Speaker 1: So,
Speaker 2: you're right.
Speaker 1: you're right.
Speaker 2: You're right.
Speaker 2: So he's right on that issue. And he's right in that he has the sort of scope
and ability to go after them in ways that people have just chosen for whatever reason for the last
however many decades. They just haven't gone after these networks for these reasons. I mean,
and I would argue that it's gotten especially bad ever since Trump came on the scene, you know,
2015, 2016. That's when it really started to become like untenable. And I kept saying, like, why is the
media so against him? I mean, you know, you had me at taxes for goodness sakes. I literally like
this is what I do in my spare time. I read tax plans. I sat down, I read every single candidate's
tax plan beginning to end. And I said, by far the best one here that we've got, the best one for the
economy is Donald Trump. So why did they hate him so much? I mean, we've now learned that you had a
very effective deep state courtesy of Obama, et cetera, that was really just not going to accept
any Republican. And I even noticed that when it came to Trump, I was like, well, he's a Republican.
And I even noticed that when it was thought for a brief minute that Ron DeSantis was going to be
the Republican that was running against Biden or Kamala, as it eventually would turn out to be,
they went after DeSantis quite hard, too, especially on shows like The View.
So, yes, ABC's The View has become this sort of arm of the Democrat Party.
And you had so many broadcasters in general going down that path. But all that aside, the license,
review is actually about the DEI stuff. And this is what he warned them a while back. Do you
remember? He sent a letter to Bob Iger and he's like, OK, Bobby boy, you can't. Bob Iger, by the
way, is no longer the Bob Iger is trying to buy the Lakers. And it looks like that deal is not going
to go through. But, you know, he's got to find something to do with his retirement. Bob Iger,
who has now been replaced, was effectively allowing for and Bob before him, I guess he was was he Bob
Chaypek was allowing all of these diversity groups and these DEI groups and all of this
stuff to happen. That was actually hurting.
other people that were trying to apply for jobs so you can't discriminate based on color based on
race you just can't okay like it's constitutionally not acceptable so that gives the FCC the wiggle
room to go in and this is what this whole thing has been about from the start so again just to
get you up to speed now you've got Disney saying that this is really nothing about trying to squash
our free speech it's not your free speech isn't quite totally as you know you do kind of have to
have both sides on a news program and if you're not going to have both sides on the news program
you're classified as entertainment and then there are other sort of very specific rules
governing entertainment so that you're not all one-sided over there and then let's not forget
the whole reason you're in this trouble to begin with is because you were discriminating so here
I'm going to go out on a limb and I'm going to tell you right here right now they're not going
to win this they're just not going to win this you can sue all you want Disney keep suing and
suing and sue away
you will not win speaking of media WNBA WNBA has picked some sides right the media loves the WNBA
the WNBA right now has to apologize and apologize fast because it's really losing people after this
one out of Atlanta have you been following the story about the mother and the daughter that wore
the XXXY t-shirts and they got like kicked out of the game
they're in Atlanta they were just coming to support Sophie Cunningham who wouldn't right
and this happened let's go to mother and daughter team boy I'll tell you WNBA has egg on their face
right now with this one WNBA having to come out and apologize let's listen in and we were we were
made to cover up our XXXY shirts at this game wait are you serious yes they gave us t-shirts
I for my hearing over
time and told us we had to leave and this is for the girl or cover our shirts
this just happened where were you sitting uh floor or three row see yeah
third row of floor 30 and how much were your seats and we did nothing like we
were not we were just sitting there I didn't make signs I wanted to make signs
but I didn't I did nothing I did notice during the game on the Jumbotron they put
up a woman wearing a shirt that said protect trans rights or something because
she was made to zip up her jacket so she also had a zipper jacket but they put
her shirt on the Jumbotron I know it's almost like the message was made and they
said now zip it up to make it seem like they're consistent but they never were
yeah never and why did you spend so much on tickets why was it important to be here
to support Sophie Cunningham and to support women and women's sports because it's just
common sense and what's the relation here that's my daughter and are you an athlete
I used to be until I had a bunch of knee surgery what sport I did all sorts here I did soccer
I did yes and did this issue ever come up like did a biological man ever try to play
against no we're from here so it hasn't happened here a lot but I can't believe that just happened
in Atlanta Georgia yeah right in Atlanta Georgia of all places
Georgia oh that's where that awesome guy's from anyway um the WNBA is now admitting that security
was wrong that security should not have asked the mother and daughter to cover up their xx and xy
athletic shirts you know I have a feeling this woman who's running the WNBA she used to run
Deloitte and Touche the accounting firm and let me just say like running a bunch of accountants
is probably vastly different than running a bunch of
female basketball players some of whom are like superstars like Caitlin Clark this lady doesn't
know what to make of Caitlin Clark or Sophie Cunningham they're like such headaches for her
right because they're stars and you don't really have stars in an accounting firm so she doesn't
know what's hit her and now she's like oh and now everybody's worked up about trans athletes so you
better believe they are because like this is not fair right you cannot have men playing ball against
women I mean please so anyway the uh
Atlanta Dream put this one out on x the Atlanta Dream believes in creating a safe and inclusive
environment for everyone unfortunately at last night's game WNBA security took actions that fell
short of that standard and at no point was Dream personnel involved in the decisions oh I see this
this is like not our fault not our fault no no we we had nothing to do with it WNBA wasn't involved
in this oh don't blame us shouldn't have happened don't blame us boy are they in over their heads
the league in
not involved in the decisions made by WNBA security the league issued this statement
earlier today the WNBA is aware of interactions of at last night's game in Atlanta in which fans
were asked by league security to cover their shirts this should not have happened you bet
it shouldn't have happened okay I think you know they need to start looking for a new CEO of this
league the sooner the better this woman is so pun intended out of her league
okay out of her league she doesn't know how to manage any of this I mean she's get stars like
Sophie out there who's just saying some normal stuff here she is just telling ESPN and everything
implodes over this one Sophie defending women saying to ESPN I got a lot of negative feedback
about me hating trans and I'm like I never once said that I think that I am here to extend love
but I also think that with love is truth being honest and I want to protect young girls
in a locker room or young girls in a sport who shouldn't have to go against biological men
shocker I mean wow that crazy girl Sophie Cunningham saying something like that everybody's
all upset come on I mean people this is just this is so stupid we talked about this in the beginning
of the show today the beginning being that even the smart people if there are any left in the
woke thing is absolutely bonkers I mean when you got AOC trying to distance herself from it
because you think it's fine it's okay for men that would be in the NBA to be playing women in
the WNBA please come on I mean for goodness sakes even Caitlyn Jenner knows this even Caitlyn Jenner
right famous athlete I'll never forget my Wheaties box as a kid I'll never think about
Wheaties in the same way anyway I digress even Caitlyn Jenner saying you know what you got to
defend girls here you got to defend women watch xx you're in xy you're out it's that simple and
I think are doing a good job just to show the WNBA how the hypocrisy that's going on here
we have to protect women's sports I have been coming on this show for years and years
I want to protect women's sports right title nine was one of the greatest legislations and
it was over 50 years ago for women's equality it happened to be in sports but look at what it's
done for women's sports I don't want that to be ruined by letting biological men come in and play
in women's sports you know xx you're in xy you're out you can go play with the men yeah okay so go
play with the men and be done with it I mean for goodness sakes it's really it's all pretty
darn stupid um just really really darn stupid you know uh Cantor is saying hey I'll go play and we're
like
you know please well you know let's see what the WNBA does then the WNBA doesn't know
what end is up because it can't handle this onslaught of attention well if you can't handle
the attention you know what then you really and I go back to the CEO on this you're not ready for
this job you're just not ready you should know what you're going to say I mean this former NBA
star right saying hey I'm in I'm in after careful consideration and reviewing the current eligibility
I'm officially declaring myself a WNBA prospect I mean this is this is great it's funny I mean I
know it's a joke and he did this about a week and a half ago but you get it right like it's
gotten to the point where it's so bonkers and these people are saying such crazy things that
you know he's like sure why not I'll give it a shot let's listen to him
hey now listen to me very carefully so far I have spoken with two former NBA players
three G-League players and three European players they have all said that if the WNBA won't change
the rules we are ready to join the movements and we are considering coming out as women and putting
our names in the 2027 WNBA draft hear me out the NBA G-League pays players forty five thousand
dollars a year while the WNBA top players earn 1.4 million dollars those men could earn an extra one
million three hundred and fifty five thousand dollars a year by just identifying as women
rules are rules okay I mean he's right the whole thing is so stupid so it gets back to
this really not very smart there she is woman from Deloitte and Touche they really should have
stayed in Deloitte and Touche you really you know accountants they're so predictable these basketball
players you know they're not and now you get to deal with the media and now you get to deal with
whether or not men should be playing against women in
sports? I'll tell you the short answer to that is no, but no, they have to think about it. That's
the hilarious thing. They have to think about it. So what, you're going to just suddenly invite the
whole NBA to come play against your WNBA players? What has happened, right? What has happened to
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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The speaker criticizes the Democratic Party for harboring far-left radicals, including DSA members and figures like Abdul El-Sayed, who advocate for socialist policies and constitutional change.
James Carville and Rahm Emanuel are highlighted as party insiders pushing to purge these extremists, with Carville dismissing them as "a pack of fools" and suggesting a party split.
The speaker discusses President Trump’s强硬 stance on Iran, declaring the Strait of Hormuz under U.S. control via a naval blockade, threatening Oman, and emphasizing economic pressure on Iran.
A study is cited claiming testosterone administration shifts weakly affiliated Democrats toward Republicans, which the speaker uses to mock Democratic voters.
The speaker defends Natalie Harp, a White House aide, against Senator John Ossoff’s insinuations, framing her loyalty as gratitude for Trump’s healthcare policies that saved her life.
The FCC’s license review of ABC/Disney is covered, with the speaker arguing it’s justified over DEI hiring practices, not free speech, and predicting Disney will lose.
The WNBA controversy is discussed
Summary:
The transcript is a partisan commentary from a conservative host, covering political and cultural issues with a critical view of the Democratic Party and progressive movements. The speaker argues that Democrats are finally recognizing the need to expel radical elements, citing figures like James Carville and Rahm Emanuel, who advocate for removing DSA-aligned "nut jobs" and socialists. Specific targets include Abdul El-Sayed, who supports Medicare for All, and other candidates with anti-constitutional or anti-American rhetoric.
S. territory, threatening Oman if it interferes. Domestically, the speaker defends Natalie Harp against Senator Ossoff’s insinuations, framing her as a grateful aide saved by Trump’s healthcare policies.
The FCC’s action against ABC/Disney is framed as legitimate enforcement against discriminatory DEI practices, not censorship. Additionally, the WNBA’s handling of fans wearing "XXXY" shirts is criticized, with the host arguing that biological men should not compete in women’s sports, citing athlete Sophie Cunningham’s stance. Throughout, the speaker uses humor and sarcasm to mock progressive policies, media bias, and transgender inclusion, while urging viewers to subscribe and support his investment portfolios.
The tone is alarmist about left-wing extremism but confident in conservative resilience.
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The transcript discusses Democrats, including figures like James Carville and Rahm Emanuel, wanting to distance the party from far-left groups like the DSA, which they criticize as radical and harmful to the party's image.
The transcript references a study suggesting that testosterone administration induces a 'red shift' in Democrats, lowering their party affiliation strength and increasing warmth toward Republican candidates, particularly among weakly affiliated Democrats.
The transcript states that the Strait of Hormuz is open and operating, with all water mines removed or detonated, and that the U.S. naval blockade remains in full force, with President Trump suggesting it could be declared a U.S. territory.
Natalie Harp is a White House aide who works for President Trump. The transcript defends her against insinuations from Senator John Ossoff, highlighting her gratitude to Trump for life-saving healthcare policies and her loyalty to him.
Disney, ABC's parent company, is suing the FCC over a license review, claiming it's a free speech issue. The transcript argues it's about Disney's DEI hiring practices, which the FCC says violate anti-discrimination laws.
A mother and daughter were asked by WNBA security to cover their 'XXXY' shirts at an Atlanta Dream game, leading to an apology from the league, which admitted the security actions were wrong.
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