Trump Hit By Devastating Loss As SCOTUS Rejects Him
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The transcript critically examines Donald Trump’s false narratives about AI, portraying them as delusional and politically motivated, especially given his refusal to accept expert consensus. It argues that Trump’s ideology, amplified by figures like JD Vance and Kelly Loughlin, is deeply rooted in racial and religious extremism, promoting harmful stereotypes and endorsing morally bankrupt individuals. The show exposes how MAGA rhetoric equates religious devotion with political power, using fear and deception to suppress dissent, particularly around reproductive rights. It highlights alarming real-world consequences, such as rising maternal mortality in red states due to abortion bans and political inaction. Despite Trump’s efforts to manipulate the political system—such as attempting to alter ballot rules and intimidate state officials—the Supreme Court has blocked key measures. The segment ultimately calls for voter vigilance, emphasizing that the election remains a critical battleground. It stresses that progressive resistance, especially in states like Florida and Texas, is essential to defeating extremism. The narrative concludes with a strong appeal for civic engagement, warning that without sustained public involvement, the U.S. risks being governed by ideologically driven, morally bankrupt leaders who exploit fear and religious dogma.
(upbeat music) The party at Family Values wants to tell you the Epstein files are a hoax. The 2020 election results are a hoax. Anything that makes Trump look like an idiot or exposes his abject idiocy, hoax, hoax, hoax. Now his new thing, AI fears are a hoax. This is such a pedestrian argument. I think it really hits hard with the MAGA ribs but go ahead and play the clip. A little genetic strength if you believe in the resource theory. But I do. I have genetics like that. - That explains why you know so much about AI, you know. - Well, I know about AI. I know, I also have common sense about AI. The robots will not be taken over. The AI will not be taken over the rest of the world. The whole thing is a hoax. - Josh. - I feel so much better, you know what I've heard him say that. I feel like that 10% has completely been removed that we're gonna all be extinct in a number of years. He, if you notice one thing about that clip, first of all, you've got all these guys that are completely sucking up to him, but putting him on speaker phone, laughing, normalizing all of this stuff. You've got him. He's arguably the dumbest. Most corrupt, he's by far the most corrupt but he's easily also the dumbest president we've ever had. His opinion on AI is as crazy as him being a counselor to sexual abuse victims. I mean, it's just insane. It's to take anything he says at his word. - And if you notice at the beginning of that, him talking about genetics. And it's incredibly hitler-esque is what it is. This is at the epicenter of a lot of the mega movement that combines all of these forces together. You have the crazy Christians, with these tech guys, particularly Elon Musk and Peter Teal who were, and then you throw in JD Vance. They talk about the great replacement theory. All of this lives in the big racist tent that MAGA is building. So that stuff about genetics is very Nazi-like and very terrifying. But here's another terrifying headline about Trump's approach to AI, pop this up. Derek Guy, he's the guy who comments on tailoring and suits, he says, "Oh, we're fucked." The headline from NBC News is, Trump says AI doesn't need guardrails, only a high IQ president. And, you know, you and I have covered this many, many times. I think whenever Trump goes on and on and on and on something, I have a high IQ, I have a high IQ. This is how I think it goes down. He's in his bed, fluffed up with Natalie Servenin and a filet-a-fish or a big Mac or a quarter-pounder, right? And he's got his little Peji fingers and his teeny tiny little hands, his vanity fair magazine reported on a couple of decades ago. And he's scrolling through Twitter with the little nub pink arm finger, right? And he sees, "Free IQ tests." And he's like, "Ain't Natalie." I'm gonna take this IQ test and we're gonna nail it. And he hits it and he does it. And we're talking like 85, you know, 90 is what he gets back. So we just start spiraling and spiraling about it. So he talks about it all the time. And I think it's a big tell what Trump talks about all the time like cognitive exams. I think he took, this is just my opinion and my theory. I think he took a IQ test, spectacularly felt it and he and Natalie have been trying to redo it ever since. - Well, right after he took a cognitive test that he failed over and over and over again. Here's the thing about the AI stuff. If you look at Trump's support of AI, it is directly related to campaign contributions to his campaign, $400 million campaign fund that has given no money to any campaigns, which I'm directly related, pardon? - Which I'm grateful that he's not sharing his money. - Sure, I agree. It's directly related to investments in his family's company, I'm sure, Trump's company, stock market changes. So I promise you, if the AI CEO's came out and said, Trump sucks, running against him, he would be on fire every day talking about the evils of AI. This is directly related to money. And for me, I am going to listen to not the biggest dumb fuck on planet earth that thinks Hannibal Lecter is real and a hologram of Teddy Roosevelt is real. And I'm going to go with experts in the AI industry and I'm going to listen to what they say. And I'm going to listen to objective experts in this field. And not some dumb up his ass dipshit that's taken money, hand over fist, while the frauds are, JD Vance, sits with his hands and his ass. Listen, I'm trying to find the perfect skincare routine is like finding a needle in a haystack. They all make lots of promises. They all have sleek Instagram pages, but very few deliver. However, one skin. One skin hits different. And that's why I've been loving and I mean, absolutely loving their products. They never set out to become a skincare company. 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And so that's set aside for now. We don't know if they're doing that based on the merits of the case itself or is it just based on timing that there's not enough time to implement this, but thank goodness it's off the table for the 2026 election. But this is just the beginning for Trump. I mean, I think there's been reporting that DOJ has contacted a lot of state officials recently and sort of amped up their intimidation fear tactics. And so more to be revealed later about this. But yes, this is a good decision for the American people. - Okay, perhaps you talked about Trump not sharing his $400 million war chest, which I'm grateful for. I'm glad he's not giving money to Paxton and others. In this instance, I'm happy for his stingingness. But instead he's sending out people from his cabinet and his administration. And I'm also grateful that he's putting these people out on the campaign trail. One of them is Kelly Loughler. And you may remember she ran for Senate in Georgia and she was beat. And then she had this really weird video that came out a couple of weeks ago where she's like robotically walking and talking. - Well, of course she knows she's a huge bigot and she is a believe a billionaire if not hundreds of millions of dollars. This lady's worth. And here she is, the racism you guys that maggot is turning to right now is at an all time high because they cannot run on the abject failure that we see all day, every day play the clip. - Yeah, it's shocking. It's absolutely shocking. They're party-standard bearers like AOC, Zoran Mondami, Abdul Al-Sahead. Yeah, they're ashamed of America. They're ashamed of our flag. They want to radically change our nation. They believe the government has a greater right to your paycheck and to your property than you do. - Okay, so Angie, those racist dog whistles to Zoran, to Abdul, to AOC. This is something that really works well for MAGA [BLANK_AUDIO]
we still have a huge racist problem in our country. And sadly, that fear mongering, because they know they have a poorly educated racist base, works really, really well. Yeah, and here's to say, uh, grew up in a mac a household racism was everywhere. It didn't black, I mean, black, brown, green, all the same. In that sphere of people, voting for AOC and that super Christian, voting for AOC, I mean, AOC and the devil that your preacher preaches about on Sunday, that's the saying. And calling somebody like Barack Hussein Obama, it worked because people are intimidated. And they have fear of people that don't look like them and have boring names. And it's stunning that in 2026, I feel like it's worse than it was in, you know, 10 years ago. And maybe it's just more outwardly. Everybody's talking about it, but I agree with you. This hits hard because I promise you that my parents, they would rather vote for Satan than AOC because she is the devil or evil or whatever moniker you want to put on it. Well, and that's the problem that the Republican Party has so brilliantly enmeshed Republican politics with church. Yep. And they have been doing it for years and years and years. And when you look at how hypocritical the Maga Christian cult is, they claim, okay, Jesus is our homeboy. You see that. They wear the bracelets, W.W.J.D. What would Jesus do? Well, let's figure out what you all would do. The white Maga Christians. What would you all do if Jesus came to the United States right now? Let's play this take-through. Browns again, Palestinian would be an immigrant. Talking about all of the same things that AOC talks about, Abdul Al-Sahed talks about, Zoran Mamdani talks about, I would argue that they might make a case for crucifying him. I think that the people who claim that Jesus Christ is their savior, if we were to have a time machine and bring him back here, they wouldn't tolerate his radical empathy for a second. And here we have a story where Maga women have made their newest endorsement for the midterms. Pop this up. Mom's for America endorses representative Max Miller and Max Miller allegedly beat his child, because his wife, because he has allegedly compromising information on his father-in-law as a raging homosexual, closeted Republican thing. So this is to me the perfect Maga family, just like Christy Nome and Big Titty Bryant. The more you know, the more Maga Christian families you know, the more this is normal. Josh. And it's like there's something that attracts them to the bottom of the barrel, the morally depraved, the morally bankrupt people. I mean, these aren't just people that have made some mistakes. These are like abusers of women, abusers of kids. We had the gentleman yesterday down in Texas that's running for something that talked about the mix of kids and University of Texas. I mean, all of these people like follow this person, Jesus Christ, and they all spew so much hate and act in such opposition to all the teachings of the Bible. And I'm an atheist like you. And you know, I don't know the Bible real well, but I know that everything that they do is in stark opposition to the teachings of the Bible that they're hate, they're lack of compassion, they're lack of forgiveness. All of it is just stunning. I mean, and that's what we know religion as in the state of Oklahoma. That's how we grew up knowing religion is something that creates fear. There's a lot of fear mongering with religion. And it requires, I'm sorry, go ahead. No, no, go ahead. It requires blind obedience. And it is a very fear based religion. It scares the shit out of people from birth. You have to be obedient. You can't question. And that sets the psychological soil perfectly for them to fall prey to this cult. Furthermore, problems are not discussed. It is just go to church on the weekend, prey it away, pick up the rug, sweep it under, roll it back down. So it's forgiveness without accountability all of the time. And who operates this way? Donald Trump. He has received forgiveness with zero accountability from the American electorate. And Josh, you said all of these people are finding each other. And it's because it's familiar. This abusive, hateful movement is familiar to every single voter who votes for this. Because in their mind, their perverted sect of this cultist Christianity is cruel. It is judgmental. And for all of us that have ever lived in the Bible belt, the meanest people I have ever met in my life are the loudest, most religious people. Full stop. The cruelest people I have ever met. And I know that Angie and Josh are going to test to that. The louder the Christian, the meaner that son of a bitch is going to be. And while these women endorse abusers, women in red states are dying. Pop this up. Elizabeth Warren tweets abortion bands are killing women. A topic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It's worse in states with abortion bands. And my message in reading this is to sitting governor of Oklahoma, Kevin Stitt, who dedicated every square inch of the state of Oklahoma to Jesus Christ and Christian signaled. And then all you have done since then is make it easier for your oil and gas buddies who are raping and pillaging and exacerbating climate change to get even richer and not pay taxes. But oh, you lied to the public. We're a top 10 state. No, we're a bottom 10 state governed by a charladen, a snake oil salesman and a liar. And you have blood on your hands, Kevin Stitt, because women in our home state are dying because you sell out to big business. And big business realized a long time ago, how do we control the dumbest people? Oh, we get them all riled up about abortion. And you fell hook line sinker into it. You pardon some gal that killed somebody or got her out of out of jail that or paralyzed somebody, I believe. You don't care about life. You don't care about your religion. You use it to make yourself and your racist friends richer. The Oklahoma is a prime example of when Republicans have a supermajority, what happens? The cruelty is on full display. And people in Oklahoma will say we need to take our country back. We need to take our government back from who? Oklahoma's had a supermajority all of this time. And we're still a bottom 10 state, 50th in education, 50th place for women to live in the United States of America and governor state. You're killing people on top of that. I guess what they're going to do next. Next, they're going to elect somebody that is even crazier than Kevin Stitt. And I want to say this to all of my friends in Oklahoma City because you get this feeling like, oh, because you're around a lot of normal open-minded people that are progressive, blue dots in a red state. It's devastating and suffocating, living around these freaks that use religion and claim moral superiority over everybody there just because they simply say, Amen. I'm dedicating every square inch to Jesus. Fuck off. It's so diabolical. Angie, I'll just add, everything you said is true. I believe everything you said is correct. In Texas, where they are hounding women on the highway trying to go to New Mexico to get reproductive health care, they are delaying the women's mortality rate until after the midterms. Because women in that state are dying. Women are dying because of pregnant, ectopic pregnancies, miscarriages. These are not people that are running around using birth control, using abortion as birth control. These are everyday women. And you know what? The politicians, they don't give a sh*t. We're going to hear. Josh, let's talk about this. The women that are quote unquote this lie that women are using abortion as birth control. That's something Republicans have done as a select shaming tactic. I would argue if we were to do a big study right now, the people who use abortion for birth control are far more Republicans who knocked up their secretary or their teenage niece because they all seem to be especially in red states. It's child brides and underage sex and all this sh*t. And then all of the women who start having sex but they don't with their parents to know that they're having sex and so they're not on birth control. So then they have to go out and get abortions. It's just the disgusting hypocrisy of red states is now national. And so for everybody who's flirting with like in Michigan, if you're flirting with, I don't know about a duel. I'm scared of a duel. He's Muslim. Be careful. As people from red states, let me tell you there is no bottom for these people. They will keep going and going and going.
until they have taken away everybody's rights. Josh, I'm more scared of white men and cheap suits than anybody else in the state of Oklahoma. Those guys scare me. They're more evil than Mamdani, AOC, anybody like that. But there's a couple of points. Angie hit on the fact that politicians like Kevin's dead, they don't give a shit. They don't give a shit that young women are dying. They just don't care. They prop this issue up as if it's related somehow to the Bible or it's religious and sell it like a snakeful salesman, like they do. And then, Jennifer, the bigger point here is the hypocrisy in religion and caring for everyone equally and what's happening to these young girls. I mean, what really is disheartening to me is when you see women supporting the Republican Party, like you saw the post beforehand where you saw they're endorsing this candidate. It's like, what are they thinking? Are they just that uneducated? Are they that religious? Have they been sold this message somehow that Christianity is associated with being a Republican and we have to then vote for a Republican straight up? Is that what it is? Because I just don't understand it. It's like African Americans voting for Donald Trump. I'll never understand it. I'll never understand a marginalized group of people or a minority group of people voting for someone who basically is an oppressor that basically uses their position to hurt you. I don't understand it. Which brings all of us and all of our beautiful listeners out there. None of us understand the 77 million people who put us in this predicament despite all of the evidence that it would be this big of a shit show. The only thing that surprised me is how quickly he's torn it down. I knew he would tear it all down. I didn't realize they would do it this quickly. But I have had some conversations with some sitting politicians. The Supreme Court just held that United States surprisingly you guys. I think they're going to try to cheat but we're going to get out and we're going to vote. So some hope in at the end of this episode is that the elections are still here. He's not going to cancel them. He may pretend like he's going to and he and Natalie may throw ketchup all over around with their filet fishes. But we're all going to go vote and we're going to go out and droves and it's specifically in places like Florida. We have an incredible, incredible candidate, Angie Nixon, Abdul Al-Sayed, obviously John Ossoff and he's going to win. Oh, I know, Tallariko in Texas. We have got to flip the Senate too. It's not enough just to flip the House. And so this is something I want to thank everybody for staying engaged because my God, I mean, when Josh and I have been on vacation or Pumps has been on vacation or like a Labor Day weekend and I don't have to look at the news for a couple of days. I'm like, this is great, but it's dangerous. And so I appreciate every single one of you staying focused and staying engaged and commenting so that we can try to reclaim this country for ourselves and for our children and grandchildren and the people we love. So make sure you like, subscribe, comment. Something's happening with our channel. We don't know what it is. Make sure you're still subscribed and we'll be back later. [BLANK_AUDIO]
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Trump's claims about AI being a hoax are criticized as irrational and rooted in misinformation, with experts arguing that his views stem from a lack of understanding and personal bias.
The transcript reveals a pattern of Trump’s supporters promoting conspiracy theories, including fake election results, genetic pseudoscience with Nazi-like undertones, and fear-mongering about AI, often linked to political loyalty and financial gains.
The show highlights how MAGA ideology, especially among white Christian conservatives, combines racist, anti-feminist, and religiously motivated rhetoric with support for abusers and oppressive policies, particularly in red states where women’s health and rights are being undermined.
Summary:
The transcript critically examines Donald Trump’s false narratives about AI, portraying them as delusional and politically motivated, especially given his refusal to accept expert consensus. It argues that Trump’s ideology, amplified by figures like JD Vance and Kelly Loughlin, is deeply rooted in racial and religious extremism, promoting harmful stereotypes and endorsing morally bankrupt individuals. The show exposes how MAGA rhetoric equates religious devotion with political power, using fear and deception to suppress dissent, particularly around reproductive rights.
It highlights alarming real-world consequences, such as rising maternal mortality in red states due to abortion bans and political inaction. Despite Trump’s efforts to manipulate the political system—such as attempting to alter ballot rules and intimidate state officials—the Supreme Court has blocked key measures. The segment ultimately calls for voter vigilance, emphasizing that the election remains a critical battleground.
It stresses that progressive resistance, especially in states like Florida and Texas, is essential to defeating extremism. S. risks being governed by ideologically driven, morally bankrupt leaders who exploit fear and religious dogma.
FAQs
No, Trump's claim that AI is a hoax lacks factual support. Experts in the AI field consistently emphasize that AI poses real risks, and Trump's views are widely regarded as ideologically motivated rather than grounded in technical accuracy.
The transcript suggests that Trump's belief in AI being unthreatening stems from a low IQ test score he allegedly received, around 85. This is presented as part of a broader pattern of cognitive and logical inconsistencies in his public statements.
The transcript argues that Trump's support for AI is directly tied to his $400 million campaign fund and investments in his family's companies. It claims he would oppose AI if it threatened his financial interests or political power.
The transcript claims that MAGA politics has been linked to racist and extremist ideologies, including 'great replacement theory,' and that figures like JD Vance and AOC promote fear-based, anti-immigrant, and anti-diversity messaging.
Yes, the transcript highlights that some women in red states have endorsed candidates with alleged histories of abuse, such as Max Miller, who reportedly abused his child's family, suggesting a troubling pattern of moral compromise in MAGA politics.
The transcript states that abortion restrictions have led to a significant increase in pregnancy-related deaths, especially in red states, and blames politicians like Oklahoma’s Kevin Stitt for prioritizing corporate interests over women's health.
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