Trump’s Air Force One Escape, Tucker & Hunter Biden Team Up & WNBA Apology Gone Wrong | PBD #843
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The host opens with a range of controversial stories, starting with Dr. Anthony Fauci, who privately texted about potential miscarriage risks from COVID vaccines while publicly dismissing them. Bill Ackman's revelation of seven miscarriages amplifies public anger, with calls for Fauci's prosecution. The host also discusses Brad Pitt's return to drinking after seven years of sobriety, noting personal stress from his divorce and family issues; Conor McGregor joined him, though the host warns against relapse. In sports, a WNBA coach faced backlash for denying she saw a flagrant foul, despite video evidence, and her scripted apology was criticized as insincere. Politically, AOC has overtaken Gavin Newsom as the Democratic frontrunner in prediction markets, with the host arguing Newsom's shift toward socialism was a strategic mistake. The laptop controversy resurfaces as Tucker Carlson interviews Hunter Biden, who denies dropping off the laptop; John Paul Mac Isaac, the shop owner, disputes this, accusing Tucker of complacency and revealing Hunter's alleged inappropriate behavior with his niece. Mac Isaac claims he lost everything without profiting, while Tucker's motives are questioned due to his personal ties to Hunter. Other stories include the SPLC's alleged role in Charlottesville, Trump's secret departure from Air Force One, and Paramount's potential move to red states. The host concludes by promoting a debate on Tyler Robinson and Candace Owens, and a networking conference, emphasizing the importance of accountability and integrity in public figures.
I think I've ever said this before.
All right.
Are you okay?
Lots of noise.
Lots of things happening.
Sorry.
Lots of stories.
You know, we got Fauci had another rough week with stories coming out
about the fact that these guys in text knew that the Vax was going to
potentially cause miscarriages.
Bill Ackman comes out and says,
no wonder my wife and I had seven miscarriages.
And then all of a sudden, Fauci's back into it again.
Seven miscarriages.
Bill Ackman?
After she got the shot, his wife together, they had seven miscarriages.
That's crazy.
That's crazy.
In how long of a span?
Well, I don't know what the how long of a span would be.
Say a couple of years.
But, you know, it is something that we'll talk about here today.
Brad Pitt came out and said he's no longer sober.
He's drinking again after seven years.
And they asked why some of the family issues, stuff like that.
So we'll talk about that.
Conor McGregor said he's going to be joining him.
And he ends alcohol sobriety.
They messaged me both of them.
They're like, Benny, stop being a little wussy.
And I was like, guys, I can't.
You wouldn't cave.
Don't do it.
No.
Despite the headlines.
They're not drinking.
WNBA coach.
What a sincere coach.
She's so awesome.
Isn't she so sincere?
Like the level of sincerity when she comes out and says, I didn't see it.
When they called the foul, I didn't see it.
Then, you know, this is like, do you not understand you're living in the social media era?
Videos going viral showing you're right behind the foul.
How do you not see the head getting hit and say, well, you know, I don't think it was a dirty play.
She was standing in front of the people that have front row seats.
She had better views.
And the referees court side of the foul.
So absolutely embarrassing.
Embarrassing.
Imagine you're a player and your players start talking to each other saying, does the coach even have our back or not?
You know, is this is this person and she gets upset at the media.
You you're getting upset.
I don't think you have a place to get upset.
By the way, some guy about a year or two years ago made a prediction and Tom wasn't a fan of the prediction.
And the prediction was the fact that AOC is going to be the Democratic candidate.
And Tom fought me on this.
Hardcore behind closed doors.
You guys don't Tom's temper.
It was pretty bad.
Things being thrown around.
And then Adam's like, it'll never happen.
The guy.
It'll never happen.
It'll never happen.
And then Cal sheet.
Cal sheet comes out yesterday.
Do you know how much money has been put on this?
One hundred seventy million dollars.
One seventy eight this morning, sir.
I'm off eight million dollars.
It's how she comes out this morning.
You know what it says?
Guess who's officially the leading candidate to become the Democratic presidential candidate?
For twenty twenty.
Not Pete Buttigieg.
It's not Pete.
It's not Newsom.
It's officially AOC.
A socialist takes over and she froze her eggs.
And apparently they broke up.
Her and her fiance had a breakup.
So there's a bunch of different speculation.
Maybe we'll address that.
And then SPLC.
You guys remember the whole SPLC scandal that came out?
Oh, we would never do such a thing.
We're about uniting and we're about, you know, bringing blacks and whites together.
Where apparently Charlottesville, the whole riot was started by the SPLC.
And you know who reports on this?
Not Breitbart.
Not Fox.
You know, we're not talking about practice here.
Not talking about practice.
No.
You know who does?
Who?
ABC News.
Can you imagine how embarrassing it is that you're forcing ABC to have to address this issue with you?
But they do.
So we will talk about that story.
And then FYI.
How many times do you try to trick your family or your kids?
Like you go to a restaurant and you sneak out on a car and you change to Uber.
And then so people don't see where you're going because you're trying to get a surprise.
Or a gift or something like that.
Well, somebody did that at a whole different level.
And he's got a job that works on Pennsylvania Avenue.
This guy named Donald J. Trump who happens to have this job called president.
And he allegedly used a catering truck to sneak off Air Force One amid Iranian threats.
And went on a complete different place.
And everybody thought he was on Air Force One.
So imagine the people that are on the Air Force One.
It's like, look, if we get attacked, we're taking one for the team.
And everybody else goes on the other side.
But that's the kind of stuff you got to do.
It's like that old movie, My Best Friend's Wedding, right?
Julia Roberts.
Julia Roberts running away in the catering truck.
That's a good one.
That's a good one right there.
And then Ellison's who are buying Paramount.
They're saying when the deal gets done, allegedly they want to move Paramount out of California to two states.
And we'll reveal to you what those two states are.
And those two states are not Illinois.
It's not, you know, they're not looking at Maryland or New York.
They're looking at a couple states that happen to be red.
And you can probably guess who it was.
And they may sell one component.
I know.
I know.
And that one component is the one I don't want them to sell.
I want them to keep it.
But they're being forced to sell that.
So maybe we'll reveal to them what that one component is.
I don't want them to sell it.
Don't do it.
Keep it.
Don't do it.
And then we got a few other stories we'll get into.
But one of the stories that we'll get into is Tucker Carlson had Hunter Biden on his podcast.
And while they were on the podcast, they talked about a lot of different things.
Remember the Hunter Biden laptop story?
Well, who was the outlet that X was supposed to take down the tweet that was
going viral?
You know, all these different stories during the election that was going on.
You know, all the I don't know what it was.
I don't know if it was a New York Post story.
I don't know what it was.
I think it was a New York Post.
I think it was New York Post where Twitter took it down and they said, hey, this is a
conspiracy.
It's not really happening.
Russia.
Well, planted speculation.
Biden and Hunter and Tucker actually are sitting there talking.
And Tucker said, sided with Hunter, that the laptop was allegedly, you know, coming from
where?
I don't know what he was saying.
He was he makes his out again.
We'll play the clip.
But let me tell you what.
We decided to do.
And this credit to this goes to Vinny.
We decided to reach out to.
John Paul McIsaac, who, if you remember him at the time, he was the gentleman who Hunter
brought the laptop to.
And so Hunter on Tucker's laptop called out John Paul.
Allegedly, apparently he's saying John Paul's lying.
This is a lie.
So we said, hey, let's let's get John Paul to say something about it.
And so John Paul is here with us.
John Paul in a minute.
We'll come to you and play the video clip for you and then have you react to it.
And then we'll get into it.
And maybe the boys, Vinny, will ask a question and then we'll go from there.
But with that being said, a lot of exciting things.
And last but not least, the rumors are true.
My my, you know, everybody with the Andrew Wilson offer that was made to Candace Owens
for three hundred thousand dollars on the Rogan podcast.
The debate is taking place tomorrow.
It's going to be alive.
It's going to be 11 a.m.
Eastern Standard Time, 8 a.m.
Pacific.
And it's going to be a live, not prerecorded.
It's not.
It's not prerecorded on the topic of, you know, Charlie Kirk and his position is that
there's overwhelming evidence that Tyler Robinson shot and killed Charlie Kirk.
And her argument is the fact that.
No, he was a patsy.
So that would be a very, very they've agreed.
I was involved.
You know, we've been talking about this for a long time.
We've been talking about this for a long time.
We had Zooms.
We had calls together.
And both sides credit to them.
Each of them have kept their commitments of going back and forth.
So you decide which side you are with this.
People know where I'm at.
But I'm a moderator for this.
I'm not going into this debating.
I'm simply there hosting this debate.
And I'm looking forward to it.
I think the audience has been asking for something like this for some time.
So kudos for both of them for having agreed to do this.
Again, whether you agree or not, I respect any of you.
Anybody that gets in the arena that's willing to take the criticism
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And you know it's great when people send me messages and say,
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And the camp from Andrew's camp is like, you're going to be on Candice's side.
That's when you know this is going to be a good show because no one's happy.
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Michael Knowles had his own position he shared with the audience.
Joe Rogan was also involved.
Respect to both of the guys as well.
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right into it so tucker carlson has hunter biden on and while they're there the topic of the laptop
comes up and when the topic of the laptop comes up this is what hunter had to say and this is what
tucker had to say and we decided to invite john paul mac isaac who was the gentleman who received
hunter's laptop that had the bull biden sticker on it where john paul asked him what's your name
and hunter gives him a look and says hunter biden and this is in the state if i'm not mistaken it
wasn't delaware if i'm not mistaken he'll correct me if i'm wrong so tucker had hunter biden on they
had a conversation together and here's what they had to say go for it then the official story comes
out about how the laptop was left you left a couple of laptops in a laptop repair store in
greenville delaware which i'm a town i'm very familiar with
so and the guy was blind then i interviewed the guy who seemed to totally believe the story john
mac isaac i mean he seemed to be telling the truth but the story did not make sense meanwhile i'm
getting we get approached by israelis connected to benjamin and yahoo like i know that who are
shopping this stuff to me at fox news yeah and i'm like i don't think that that part of the story
the laptop is real i thought that from day one laptops but the way that it entered the laptop
was a little bit more complicated than it was in the first place because i'm not sure the bloodstream exactly american media was not i just want to ask you point blank look did you drop off lap no and this is the thing that i've said over and over again i have literally zero recollection or memory of ever dropping off a lap you don't remember john paul mc isaac no the answer is no i was high that drop it hang on john paul mc isaac who's legally blind yes who on the day when the laptop became public sat in outside of his shop and gave an interview and
the laptop became public sat in outside of his shop and gave an interview and flat out says that he doesn't remember seeing me he couldn't identify me and also doesn't remember seeing security cameras that he has don't have any footage from that time and so regardless though regardless of anything just this the laptop according to the lab partners under oath in his testimony before the house oversight committee was being sought by rudy giuliani in ukraine
all the way back in 2018 and so rudy giuliani is working with a guy named andre derkach who was a mp in in ukraine and a known russian gru agent so rudy goes over there and basically takes his dossier and receives information that hunter biden's hard drive not laptop is for sale and uh and the person that they can go to is this uh other uh ukrainian
and uh and the person that they can go to is this uh other uh ukrainian oligarch who is living in austria that's what let partners and eager for when we're doing getting on the plane we can pause it right now they're going to go back and forth for about five minutes but here's what we do know what we do know as the market that we saw this that on october to give you the exact date october 14 2020 20 days before the 2020 election this tweet is going viral with the story of new york post
they end up taking it down twitter does remember at that time elon doesn't own twitter and later on when they did twitter files i don't know if you guys remember the twitter files
exactly my type and there was one other person that was involved as well could have been very wise i think it was very wise then you see email exchange of them saying that hey you guys specifically asked to take these things down why did you and then it was chaotic everywhere so
john paul first of all thank you for making the time for us
for uh being on the podcast here with us what was your reaction when you saw this exchange about the laptop how did you the person that was involved in this story how did you react to the story
well i i for the last six months actually i think longer i've been listening to hunter trying to
rewrite his history uh i so i think that aspect's comical uh because every lie that's come out of
hunter's mouth has actually been proven in court to be a lie by his father's own doj like
exactly
exhibit six was the timeline for the laptop and it clearly states that i sent him an email email i called him he called me back he came back to the shop
it the serial number of his laptop that he signed for was the same serial number that was on the
subpoena so it's kind of it's ridiculous that he's trying to rewrite history unless he owes somebody a lot of money that's also producing a documentary that wants a certain
narrative to be pushed and that's what i think's happening who is that who is the person doing a documentary
well hunter owes kevin morris a lot of money and every time hunter made a public appearance in the
past four years he's always had kevin morris and his camera crew around so we're waiting patiently
for this documentary to come out and i just assume the last eight months have been hunter doing kevin
morris's like pr work basically what is the exact amount that he owns kevin owes kevin morris for the
documentary do you know well i kevin morris footed his bill during uh the time he was in california so
i heard it was up to 4.2 million dollars but i i i haven't been keeping track of hunter's finances
okay and so and so when you saw this what was your reaction with the way tucker pushed back or or the
lack of pushback on the story no one tucker has access to you he can call you he had the conversation
with you and tucker just a few years ago was one of the guys that said this is the biggest story
that took place and so his
position changed did you one what are your thoughts about the way tucker reacted to him
and number two did tucker's camp at all reach out to you to get a you know reaction to the interview
so i'm not really too surprised at tucker's reaction uh so i was introduced to tucker on
october 16th and i had a lengthy text message with him this is october 16th of what 2020 or
october 16 of what year 2020 okay two days after the new york post broke the story tucker uh i was
introduced to tucker in a chat uh text message and we texted back and forth he asked me a lot
of questions about what the fbi was asking me and what they had if he knew what they were looking
into and what they had found uh and then that was it the last time the next time i talked i talked
to tucker carlson was may 4th of 2022 and that told me that he had absolutely zero interest
in confronting me about the laptop uh what happened after our
conversation on the 16th uh i was also introduced with a gentleman named yakov applebaum on the 17th
by the same guy that introduced me to tucker carlson and yakov is in this gentleman that
introduced me was larry johnson who's a former cia analyst a friend of my father who was kind of
helping me navigate this quagmire i found myself in and uh so yakov worked for larry as his tech guy
so larry sent yakov to my house to collect the uh the laptop the data to analyze and verify it
he then collected some criminality off of it to mail to tucker's producer which tucker
or says the ups lost on i think it was the 27th of october which that just threw up red flags of me
because then to have tucker not even want me to talk about the laptop on his show for a year and
a half told me that and then when i found out that tucker was in the laptop i it kind of all made sense
so what i feel like tucker's doing right now is i think he's kind of running cover for his um
complacency in covering the laptop i mean he he beat his sabers and uh you know talked about
accountability and he brought up the laptop a lot but i mean it took him a year and a half
to have me on the show and i was told if i talked about anything other than what he wanted to talk
about i would never be invited back who said that to you the producers tucker's producer
interesting so tucker i i've had tucker flagged as like complacent with covering up the laptop from
since basically the the 16th of october 2020 six years a lot of questions and then that was it i
didn't hear us what's your speculation you said he's in the laptop in what ways he in the laptop
is it an email exchange yeah he was friends with hunter he was neighbors uh i think hunter he was
asking for hunter to get his kid into georgetown and then i think the wife had some plans
i i know he was in the laptop i don't care it's dc
plus i mean people forget tucker was in cnn for a while i mean yeah he's an opportunist
Yeah, I think that exchange is, to me, it's nothing.
It's, you know, if you guys are communicating at that time, you're in D.C., I totally get it.
You know, families talk to one another.
Sometimes there is the acting and what we do on TV.
And then you see some of these guys behind closed doors that they're friends with all of them.
So it wasn't that it was anything malicious that it was in the laptop.
It's just purely that there was proof that they're communicating and they're friends.
Yeah, I think inviting to each other's birthday parties, that kind of stuff.
Got it.
So the last time you spoke to him was May 4th of 2022.
The first time you did was October 16th of 2020, four days before the New York Post story came up.
And then immediately a few hours later, Twitter took it down.
OK, so in this case, when you're hearing the exchange between the two of them, you know, the market looking at this,
knowing all of this was documented and, you know, Tucker knows this stuff and, you know, Hunter knows this stuff.
Why?
Why wouldn't Tucker push back?
Why wouldn't he push back on this?
Why didn't Sean Ryan push back?
Why didn't Candace Owens push back?
Why hasn't any interview Tucker done has?
And why has Tucker refused to do interviews where he knows that there's going to be pushback?
So I think, again, I think Kevin Morris is going to get his money back.
He's produced Broadway productions.
He's produced documentaries before.
I think he's put a lot of money into Hunter.
And I think he wants to recoup that money.
So I think a lot of what we're seeing right now is is opportunities for people like Tucker to insert Israel into the mix, which, again, it's he knows who Yaakov is.
He knows he's not an Israeli asset.
So why Tucker wanted to pander to his audience about Israelis and the link and the tie that's that's on Tucker.
But I don't you know, it just seems awfully peculiar for people to sacrifice their credibility at this level, knowing the facts and knowing the detail and knowing that his own father, Hunter's own father, DOJ, documented everything.
And, you know, but they're usually the only reason why people would do these things is for money.
So that's my only that's the only thing I can.
Yeah, it's funny.
I looked at it.
The original document alone to Biden was six and a half million.
The current reported debt.
It's five plus million.
And, you know, they're going back and forth.
There was also an unusual transaction involving Hunter's artwork.
Morris purchased art in a deal that the congressional investigators calculated reduced Hunter's debt to Morris by five hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.
And this is stuff that's out there.
This is a judiciary dot house dot gov.
So it's not like this is a blogger writing this that's out there.
But Vinny, when you see this, what questions do you have for John Paul?
So, hey, John, it's a it's a Vinny.
Good to see you again.
So, John, just.
I have two things just because they keep saying, oh, he's he's blind.
He doesn't know.
He doesn't see.
I have two things.
So that day, John, when Hunter walked in and you said, you know, very intoxicated, smelled like alcohol, trouble speaking, balancing, nearly dropped the laptop on the counter.
One of them was liquid damage.
So you couldn't get anything out of it, probably because he was drinking and doing whatever the hell he does on.
And then you saw the Beau Biden Foundation sticker.
So you asked him who he was and he like paused and said Hunter.
Hunter.
And then.
And you're like, OK, last name Biden.
They want us to believe that what this was some Mossad agent because they knew you were partially blind.
They came in to set all this up.
So I want just very, very briefly, John, can you recall that moment that the interaction with him and as if you don't know what his voice is?
And then my second part, John, is now all these years you couldn't talk about certain things on these laptops because of lawsuits.
Now that they're all gone and everything's said and done.
What's the one thing that you've been dying to tell everybody that you saw that you couldn't tell us the last time?
That's like, oh, my God.
So blatantly obvious.
And one of the reasons he got a pardon.
Wow.
Well, let's start with the last one.
So, you know, I've always had a problem with the the inappropriate relationship with Hunter's niece, his dead brother's kid.
It's the reason why the gun ended up in the trash can in the first place.
That behavior shocked me.
What shocked me even more was Jim Biden and Joe Biden and basically the family.
The patriarchy trying to do their best to come up with ways to silence the mother to, you know, we'll shove it down her throat was, I think, one of the quotes that I read when they were going to describe her drug use to kind of combat.
You know, they were going to they were going to punish her for for Hunter's behavior revolving around an underage niece.
And I thought that was probably the most horrible thing that a family could do to itself.
And just really quick.
Quick, John, what was the relationship?
Was it just drug use or was there something nefarious happening between those two?
That you saw allegedly.
It looked like it looked like Hunter was taking advantage of a young lady that kind of saw in Hunter a better man, probably a crush.
So, you know, there was a lot of a lot of inappropriate.
I mean, I believe the mother was upset because Hunter was smoking crack.
Naked in front of her during chat messages or a message.
So or I chat, I think it was I chat.
OK.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's that's a messed up family.
And, you know, the steps that they would go to to protect their own from their own.
It's just disgusting.
Yeah.
Well, actually, remember, and actually Biden's.
What was it?
Her diary that she left behind at Airbnb.
She said some stuff about her father allegedly showering with her at inappropriate, probably at inappropriate age.
So then, John, just really fast.
The day that he walked in smelling like alcohol, dropping it off.
Can you just very, very briefly bring that up again?
Because they're acting as if you don't know what you're talking about and you couldn't see anything.
All right.
So I've never up until he walked in the shop.
I absolutely had no interest in knowing what Hunter Biden looked like.
So I had no idea who this guy was.
The check in process at my shop is I collect customer information.
The first question is, can you give me your first name and your last name?
It's simple.
So, yes, I am visually impaired.
I cannot drive.
And yes, I have problems seeing past five to eight feet without visual aids.
Am I blind?
Am I unable to see who I'm talking to or recognize a person when they come in or recognize a person that's starring in their homemade porn is the same guy that dropped off the laptop?
Or how about this for all the people that question my eyesight and my ability?
I have pretty good hearing.
So, you know, the high pitched entitled voice of Hunter Biden rings in my ears every time I hear it.
I recognize that voice everywhere.
So, you know, I'd say it's all bullshit.
They should see me at the range.
Yeah.
Adam, final question.
John Paul, everyone wants to focus on Hunter, but I want to focus on you for a second.
The way I look at this is everyone has their own incentives or their motivation.
So, break this down to first principles for me.
You've been in the limelight for six years.
What is your motivation for any of this?
Why are you involved in this story other than him bringing you this laptop?
How have you benefited?
I never wanted to be involved with this story.
And I'm actually surprised that here I am nearly six years later and I'm still having to defend the authenticity, the legitimacy, the chain of command, the origin of this laptop.
And I'm doing it because I'm not.
I'm doing it because people want to rewrite history for a reason, and I just don't feel like I should let this stand.
I was hoping that in the four years that I was involved in lawfare to try to hold people accountable, that the Congress and other people would kind of join me and get my back.
And unfortunately, I was left on my own.
So, after four years of lawfare, I'm free to leave Delaware now.
So, I'm trying to desperately get out of Delaware before anything more, anything bad.
Have you enriched yourself?
Have you gotten any benefits from any of this?
No, I lost my business.
I'm destitute.
I have to sell my home because I can't afford to live here.
I have to -- I was swatted two years ago.
The state of Delaware has tried to disarm me.
I don't like leaving my house because every time I interact with anybody outside, it usually goes poorly.
So, I'm -- you know, this is not gone well for me, but I'm not going to give up because the people that seem to want to push a fake narrative against me, I'm not going to give up.
are also just seem to be profiting greatly off of this.
And I just think that's wrong to profit off of my suffering
and the suffering of anybody else that was involved in this thing.
Well, you know, if the audience is watching the same thing I'm seeing,
you seem very sincere on who you are.
And also the first time I had you on, you seem very sincere.
Why would you benefit from this?
That's actually a good question to ask.
So, John Paul, appreciate you for making the time for jumping on
and just kind of giving your perspective.
And we wish you nothing but the very best.
Again, thank you for your time.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Anytime.
Cheers.
Thank you.
It's so interesting to me that you try to do this, the motives behind.
Remember, in every relationship, if you ever want to size up an enemy,
an ally, a friend, somebody you want to get married,
remember the five things.
Concerns.
What are your concerns with that relationship?
Number two, what are your assumptions?
What are your motives?
What are the fears?
What are your asks?
What's Tucker's motive with this?
What is the motive?
I have one angle.
We know what Hunter's motive is.
We get that.
I mean, they need content.
They need content to rebrand.
And then Hunter's going to come out and say, here's what we're doing.
But what's Tucker's motive with this?
So, I love that you asked that.
So, yesterday, Pat, Chuck Ross, who used to work at Daily Caller,
who I think Tucker co-owned or one of his companies.
No, he did, him and Neil Patel, yes.
He says that when the Hunter laptop story broke,
he was working there, 2020,
the reporters there found emails showing Tucker and Hunter knew each other,
just like he's saying personally.
Tucker asked Hunter to write a recommendation
to get his son Buckley into Georgetown.
So the reporters thought, okay, this is perfect.
The media's claiming the laptop emails could be fake,
and Tucker could personally confirm that his emails with Hunter were real.
But according to Ross, Tucker wanted no part of it
and allegedly got pissed off, Pat,
saying a story about it would be attack on his family.
Like basically me and Tucker are like this.
They go way back.
And who is this person?
Chuck Ross.
Is this the email exchange or is this something else?
Of course, getting on the plane now, but I'll ask Susie to send it.
This is Tucker asking in 2014,
specifically asking Hunter to help him with his son Buckley get into Georgetown.
See, it's clear.
It's not one line, Pat.
It's, hey, I'm going to do this.
Oh, hey, buddy.
I will need Hunter back to Tucker.
Hey, buddy.
I need Buckley's CV, curriculum vitae, you know, his resume.
If you have one handy, thanks.
Hunter, I can't thank you.
Tucker responds.
Hunter, I can't thank you enough for writing a letter to Georgetown on Buckley's behalf.
So nice of you.
I know it'll help.
Hope you're great and we can get dinner soon.
It's all complacency, and he's trying to,
he's trying to cover his butt because even the FBI,
they just had released documents, Operation Round River from December 2019,
that the FBI had damning information, Joe Biden, Hunter, Burisma,
corruption in Ukraine, and the new material that was released,
that 14 informants were giving them all this information,
and the FBI was like, no, no, no, no, this is Russian information, Pat.
They're all covering their butts.
We all know what Hunter is.
Like this whole parading around.
My issue is not Hunter.
I know who Hunter is.
By the way, I actually think he's funny.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He's good on social media.
He's doing all that stuff, and he's trying to rebrand himself.
I get that.
I get why you would want to do that because he's still young.
I don't know how old he is, probably in his 50s or early 60s.
I don't know how old he is.
So he's trying to get back in the limelight,
and he's been around the block so he knows how to communicate.
So I get that part, the dirt, the stuff that he did.
By the way, the report is that he sexually inappropriate behavior with his niece
is what it is.
Yeah.
Dude.
But to me, it's more about what's Tucker's motive.
What is he doing?
Where does he want to be?
What's his loyalty to?
What is he trying to figure out?
That's the part I don't know, and we will never know
because that's only in the man's mind what he's doing.
All you can do is judge the person's behavior and see what it's leading to.
And this right here is a he dropped the ball on this
because you can't have somebody like that come to you,
say you're a Republican, say you're a conservative,
and then change your position.
Either leave the party and just say I'm a Democrat.
Leave the party.
Go do something else.
Go maybe create a third party and give you a position,
which he's kind of doing right now.
But some of this behavior is very weird.
Yeah.
The thing I'll say about this is I don't think we fully appreciate
or genuinely understand how elite and insider Hunter Biden
and Tucker Carlson are.
I mean, Tucker's kind of parading out there with his tobacco
and his flannels as he's an American everyman.
I like to hunt and fish.
Buddy, your dad.
Your dad was allegedly CIA.
Hunter's dad has been in political landscape for 50 years.
The big guy.
10% for the big guy.
You need a favor to get your son into college.
He didn't earn it.
There's no merit there.
You send a little email, track, show the email right here.
Can you do me a favor?
The favor's done.
So to me, this whole masquerading as this populist, you're an elitist.
You've been on the inside of everything.
for 30, 40, 50 years, and now you want to kind of play dumb.
That's the issue that I have.
Tom, I'll give you the final words.
What are you thinking?
How are you processing this?
So there's a couple things that you can look at.
Because if you go to the concerns, motivations, assumptions, fears, and ask,
so what could be some motivation for Tucker?
If there's a real documentary coming and Hunter is saying,
by the way, Hunter is everywhere.
There's a Wall Street Journal report, I think, that said,
Hunter is everywhere.
What's he up to?
I think it was a journal yesterday.
And so everybody's asking that question.
Well, guess what?
If he's got a guy he owns money to and that guy wants to film a documentary,
then he needs footage and everything.
That makes sense to me.
How would Tucker figure in that?
It's like you've got to rewrite history.
You've got to spin.
AOC is spinning.
Everybody's spinning on their positions.
And I feel like Tucker's trying to spin in his prior position
or trying to take something, and the Internet's not letting him do it.
People are putting things side by side.
Hey, three years ago you said this.
Now you're saying this.
You know, I'm not trying to be a critic here.
I'm just looking at the—
For Hunter or Tucker?
On Tucker.
You know, it's just like, okay, you know, you've gone one way, you've got another.
So it seems like you're trying to brand and position—
Too much flip-flopping.
And you're in there with—you appear to be a really good friend to him.
I'm not even joking.
I'm being dead-ass honest.
I don't know if Tucker knows how the Internet works.
I'm being serious.
When you're in front of a camera—
No, he knows.
No, no, hear me out.
Hear me out.
When you're in front of a camera, and everything is—what's it called when every line is read to you?
Teleprompter.
Teleprompter.
And all of a sudden you have to go on your own.
And produce her in your ear.
Tucker forgets somehow that there's a before and after.
How many videos have you seen of, like, you said this six months ago, and then you said this?
You said this two years ago, and then you said this.
It's like, I don't know if you know how that works.
No, the best—
I was young and needed the money.
It doesn't work.
Exactly.
And the last thing I'll say about Hunter, in Hollywood, there's two different types of rehab.
There's, oh, wow, I'm addicted to drugs, Shia LaBeouf, certain people.
I got to go to rehab.
But then there's the whole industry of called reputation rehab, where they clean up your image, and it's an image makeover.
That's what Hunter's doing right now.
I have no clue what Tucker's agenda is.
Yeah.
I don't expect it.
All right, we'll see.
But it ain't smart.
Let's move on.
Let's move on.
Go to the next story.
Next story I want to talk to you about is this.
So, Sophie Cunningham gets hit with a foul in the head.
They turn into a flagrant tool.
Girls kicked out.
I don't know what the girl's name is.
Donji, Donji.
You know, whoever she is.
Then the coach, at the time, comes out and says, I don't think she was doing it on purpose.
The coach says that.
And can you go back so I can say the girl's name properly?
I don't want to screw it up, because I know.
No, go to the second X video you had.
Right.
What is the name?
Dijon A.
Dijon A.
Dijon A.
Dijon A.
Dijon A.
Dijon A.
Dijon A.
And this is Dijon A.
Go back a little bit to show the previous.
Go all the way to the front.
This is how she plays.
Look.
Damn, girl.
She's obviously very sweet.
She doesn't at all have any negative.
White privilege.
At all.
She doesn't hit hard.
And, you know, she plays very clean basketball.
Another white privilege.
And watch what she does to the eyes.
You see?
Ooh, wow.
Goes through the eyes.
Yeah.
So you can pause it right there.
More privilege.
So then the coach says, no, I don't think she would ever do anything dirty.
She would never do that.
The internet goes after her.
Then she's like, wait a minute.
How dare you guys call me out and say the fact.
The fact that, you know, I didn't even see the foul.
I didn't see.
She says, I did not see the foul in her message.
And there's a video of her.
Go to the previous one that shows I did not see the foul.
And I want you to hear this message.
She's getting destroyed right now on the internet.
And well-deserved.
Watch this.
Go back.
Play this clip.
Watch this.
She says, I couldn't see it.
About the play in the last game.
I didn't see the play in real time.
That's her in the back.
You sure about that?
You sure about that?
Straight to a press conference.
And that's her right there in the picture?
And that's the foul.
What do you mean you can't see the foul?
Unbelievable.
And she says she got a better view than some of the referees got.
And then this is how she comes and cries on TV about the criticism she got.
How dare people on social media call her out.
Go for it.
What I pride myself on is my relationships with players.
For those who have anything to say about the play in the last game,
I didn't see the play in real time.
I went straight to a press conference.
I thought the play got called right.
Thankfully, Sophie's okay.
Yeah.
Was it egregious?
Absolutely.
When you have a chance to watch that over and over and over on replay,
you can see that.
I didn't have that in real time.
Oh, really?
That's you behind.
Unbelievable.
I take personally any suggestions that I don't 100% always have my players back.
Stop lying.
I ride with them 10 toes down all the time.
All the time.
They know that.
Oh, yeah, for sure.
It's a shame that we can't have an opportunity to talk about what great basketball
they're playing.
Nobody cares about the basketball because they are in favor and playing.
Go all the way to the last 20 seconds.
Okay, night it every day.
These women watch what they're on the line and you didn't protect them every day.
When they go low, we go high.
Love will win.
Love will win grace will win grace.
Humility will win and show up.
Kindness kindness.
It's where it comes.
Kindness and by them, I will always stand by them.
Amen.
Everybody else can go to hell.
Oh,
kindness.
Wait a minute.
So you know what?
We need kindness.
Grace.
They go high.
You go, you know, grace sounds like a, like a whole, by the way, go to hell.
And then you leave, you know, walking, talking, contradiction, Tom ran a poll and a poll was,
do you view this as a sincere statement by Stephanie white, the coach vote?
One of them just pick one of them to 77.4%.
So it said no, a hundred percent forced take 75% forced take 25% forced fake.
And then you got, you know, yes, it's real 4.3% time.
Your thoughts, when you hear a coach like this, who got called out by media by trying to BS and allegedly trying to protect her player, Sophie, you got a flagrant to all.
All the referees agreed that was a flagrant two.
The girl got kicked out, and then she says white privilege,
and now she's coming out realizing she was wrong, and she reacts this way.
Your thoughts?
I've seen a lot of apologies, and you've seen apologies, Pat.
We've been part of businesses where a CEO had to apologize to a board,
to their employees.
I don't need a piece of paper in front of me that I keep glancing down at
and to be performative with my emotion.
I come in, and I can make an apology.
I know what I'm apologizing for.
No one has to write it for me.
They can remind me, remember, make sure you say the names of people
so that they know you're sincere.
Don't get emotional.
Don't get over it.
She comes in here in performative anger, and I look at it this way.
This is not an apology.
This is justification, an excuse wrapped in emotion with performative outrage.
That's what I think.
And she's glancing at the paper there.
Sincere apologies don't need a one-pager.
That was likely written by, I'll say likely, I don't know,
likely written by the fever.
PR flack, and likely approved by the league.
Every statement that goes out here, the league wants the uproar to stop,
but they like the eyeballs.
But this is going over the waterfall, and I look at it this way.
If I was on the board, I would be saying to the CEO, you know what?
I think this thing has gone over the waterfall here,
and I think we need to make a change.
We need to make a change in leadership.
And if I was an owner of the paper.
You'd fire her.
I would fire her.
I would as well.
I would say I don't think that was.
If you can't back up the players, what are we doing?
That's exactly right.
And to go to her and say, I appreciate you do the press conference.
I appreciate you wanted to make a statement.
But in the statement saying you don't see it there,
and now we're getting slammed, you are wearing the fever logo.
You are sitting at a press conference in front of our logo,
and in front of Gainbridge and Lexus, our key sponsors,
are on the logo and the board behind you.
They're our partners, and you are caught red-handed.
You're standing in front of the people that,
have courtside front row seats, looking right into the play, unobstructed.
You can't do this, Stephanie.
Stephanie, I'm really sorry.
We're done here.
That's what my board discussion.
And that was a question I was going to ask,
is if you guys own a company and she's the one.
She's the same.
By the way, doesn't stick up for her players.
Sophie, when Caitlyn Clark was sitting there,
covering her face, embarrassed at the words coming out of her mouth.
And then think about this.
You care about your players.
You're willing to play.
You're willing to have men because remember when they were asked about
trans men playing in the freaking league, she was like, Hey,
I'm not a professional.
I'm not a doctor.
I wouldn't know how to respond to that.
So you'd even be cool.
You love women.
They're doing so good to have dudes.
Cause that's what they are.
Dudes in the locker room with these girls.
If it was her way, it's just, it's just, again, every single day,
they keep giving us more stuff to talk about how she's defending the league.
And now she goes out and slaughters herself and FYI, again,
all of this is the WNBA's fault.
Yep.
All of this.
Amen.
All the WNBA had to do is we test everyone for their DNA,
for what you are.
It's not a hard test to do.
You can do it with a swab.
You can do it with many different ways to find out what you are.
And we are an organization for women only,
but because the WNBA wants to play politics and try to win the walk and all
this other stuff, they're getting, you know,
destroyed right now and well-deserved.
My speculation, like I said the other day,
is I believe the WNBA has a bigger problem.
I believe the WNBA currently has multiple men that play in the league that
they're worried.
If that gets leaked, it'll be embarrassing.
It'll be embarrassing speculation.
This is not for a fact speculation that either currently or in the past,
they had it.
They don't want to bring it up.
And they're worried if that does take place,
how bad it will be for them.
Adam, I'm excited for the WNBA.
I mean, we're living in an eyeball culture.
Attention wins.
They're getting the attention that they deserve.
And, um, uh, you know, we said the future looks bright here.
I believe the future looks bright for the WNBA.
2027 is going to be the best year in the WNBA history.
Why?
They already have two of the most brave,
beautiful women that have declared for the WNBA draft.
I'm talking about these beautiful, courageous women,
NS freedom and Royce white,
beautiful, brave women who potentially,
hopefully could get drafted by the WNBA and tell me,
who doesn't want to see something we talked about this last week.
It's not going to happen.
I want you to, why won't it happen?
I want you to specifically have anything to say about this coach or not.
If not, we'll move on to the next.
Look, the, the, the coach is prioritizing the agenda over the player.
Yep.
You think she cares about the player?
Maybe, but trust that she cares way more about this agenda.
You know, actually got to give credit to that.
I very rarely give credit to, do you know, Jason Whitlock?
Remember this guy?
Yeah.
And, and, and anytime there's an argument, I'm more,
I'm the Stephen A side than Jason Whitlock, but I'll give him credit.
He goes, guys, this isn't about the trans thing.
He goes, you have to understand the foundation of the league.
The foundation of the WNBA is built by black lesbian women, period.
And those black lesbian women are not going to bend the knee to any of this
because they are fully, fully aligned with the trans agenda.
So if each of the players, imagine you have how many players on the team?
12 players on the team and 11 out of the 12 players in the team are like 10 toes down
on this trans thing.
Yep.
They're not going to deviate.
So for every one Sophie Cunningham, you have 10 Dijon a whatever's that are going to rip
your hair out or rip your face out for this agenda.
That's the.
All right.
So let's talk about the next story.
Fauci.
Fauci story comes out.
Folks, this is going to piss some of you guys off and I don't blame you if you do get pissed
off.
Okay.
And these stories.
These stories that come out.
I'll read one of them to you.
Fauci texts about Vax miscarriage risk.
Don't line up with public statements.
What?
Yep.
Fauci text shows Fauci search in general, CDC chief worried about miscarriages after
second COVID vaccine doses.
Did you tell the world about it?
Did you tell the American people about it?
Did you, did you say it before all of a sudden we got 71 plus percent of Americans
that got the shot.
So let me read it to you.
Text message from Dr.
Anthony Fauci government phone shows he privately worried a worried COVID-19 vaccination could
cause miscarriage and pregnant woman while publicly insisting there were no red flags
in January, 2021.
Fauci told then CDC director Rochelle Walensky and incoming surgeon general if you've ever
Murphy, that the significant cytokines storm from a fever after a second MRNA could dose
could theoretically be associated with COVID-19.
Fauci.
He said, the vaccine could be associated with miscarriage and first trimester.
Murphy raised his concern about the MRNA causing mutations in the developing fetus, then flagged the World Health Organization advising pregnant woman against the Moderna shot.
Days later, Fauci publicly stressed multiple times.
There were no red flags for pregnant woman eventually saying it's pretty clear they should be vaccinated.
He never publicly mentioned the miscarriage possibility.
Republican senators, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky released a text message saying that the vaccine could be used to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The message was a little bit different.
decisions, Tom, about their pregnancies based on the information
that he was doing, this trusted expert, Mr. Science,
and I'm tired of another thing.
People are like, well, Trump, no, this is the bureaucracy.
These are the people, the deep state people,
the FBI agents that are underneath him when he came in
that were all there to destroy Trump
and destroy America, the fabric of our society.
These are them.
And then back, Jeffrey Tucker, writer, journalist,
he was the biggest guy against everything that he said
about lockdowns and everything else.
He just said that top FDA and NIH, quietly, officials,
admitted the real reason for everything that he did,
the lockdowns, the masking, the social distancing,
was to delay the onset of natural immunity
so they could push the freaking jab.
Tom, think about that, okay?
Keeping us from natural immunity,
because as he said in the past, if you have the flu,
you don't got to get vaccinated
because the best thing to fight it is having the flu.
So he knows that.
He knows what this was.
But he kept everybody away on purpose,
everybody away so they could be like,
hey, guys, we got to jab everybody.
It's unbelievable, Tom.
This guy, that's why there needs to be a constitutional amendment.
This preemptive pardon nonsense is ridiculous.
This guy belongs in prison.
He belongs to go on trial.
And if found guilty for what he's done,
crimes against humanity,
he has to get the freaking death penalty.
End of story.
Or else this guy's going to,
another one of these guys is going to happen again, Tom.
Tom, thoughts?
It doesn't surprise me that more and more,
hard evidence is coming out
that Anthony Fauci was a complete hypocrite.
He's a hypocrite that became HIPAA rich.
And what happened here is he was protecting the pharma industry
that was making billions on this stuff.
Billions and billions a month.
Go look at the numbers.
It was billions a month.
So number one.
So this doesn't surprise me, the hypocrisy.
The second part of it is America should take a look
and just look at the level of harm that has happened.
And that have our legislators and our elected officials
do the right thing here.
I mean, there's a Kalshi with a million and a half, Pat,
that says, who will be charged with a federal crime this year?
Anthony Fauci is at 54%.
Federal crime would be really hard to get,
but there's people that have put millions on Kalshi up,
staying, they think there's a 54% chance
and they're willing to put their own hard-earned money
down there on a prediction.
Look at this, that they think he's going to be charged.
Yet he's carrying this long-term pardon dating back to. 2014.
2014.
And that's what's shocking to me.
What's shocking to me is that,
is the level of silence of everybody but the Rand Pauls
and the people that were with him in that hearing.
That is what's shocking to me,
is the rest of the people in an elected office
who cannot look back and say,
we got this call wrong, the evidence is here.
By the way, you have seen,
and I can show you books that have been written
where I'll be a district attorney,
you'll be the public defender.
We're talking to each other.
A guy gets arrested, Vinny,
and I say, hey, Vinny, judge is going to assign you,
this guy, this kid with the gun charge,
he's been charged and I'm charging him
because I got the evidence here,
but he's got nobody.
You're going to be the public defender.
What else you got?
This is all I got.
And we will collaborate and see evidence come forward
and go, wait a minute, our minds change here.
We need to drop.
We need to drop the charge.
And so it goes back and forth.
So there is no,
many of these people that are elected officials
are lawyers by trade.
There is no sin to come forward and say,
we have now seen more.
This is wrong.
This shouldn't have been a pardon.
We really need to dive into this.
An 18 years old legal age or 88,
he needs to face the music.
And right now, just sitting there taking the fifth,
this just shows just how bad it is.
But the silence of everybody,
that said at that hearing around Rand Paul,
to me is a greater crime today
because you have an opportunity to reassure America
that next time when Congress is voting on what?
The lockdowns and everything?
No, no.
Before he ever got the pardon,
what did they give the pharma industry?
Immunity for 2072 or whatever the year is.
Yeah, until 2074, whatever the year was.
And think about the line, Pat.
Think about the line.
Tom,
you got COVID.
You got COVID, Tom, okay?
And it was really, really bad, right?
It was a real disease and it was really bad.
And imagine if all the lies, Tom,
if you were on ivermectin or hydrochloroquine
and you weren't scared of taking it.
They wouldn't give me ivermectin or hydrochloroquine.
My own doctor was in favor of it,
but the hospital that I was at said that their corporate policy
was that that was not a viable treatment
and not an allowed treatment
because they didn't want the liability of treating with it.
I went through it personally.
Well, imagine you're the everyday American
back during COVID.
You don't know what to make of any of this.
You're scared, you're confused, you're unsure.
And the one person that you're supposed to rely on,
the one person who you said,
all right, this guy actually knows what he's doing
was Dr. Anthony Fauci.
And wow, did he let us down.
You know, the famous JFK quote,
ask not what your country can do for you,
what can you do for your country.
He probably should have read that
a lot more
because it seems like he was way more concerned
with his own image
and being on the cover of magazines
and being the, what, hottest guy alive.
So there's how many deadly sins?
Seven deadly sins.
For me, there's pride.
You know what's above pride?
There's hubris, excessive pride.
I'm the best.
Nobody's better than me.
Look at me.
I deserve everything.
I'm important.
I'm famous.
And if you told me at the time
that that's what was going through,
Fauci's mind, I'd go, that's crazy.
Who thinks like that in the middle of a pandemic
when the whole country and the whole world
is relying on you?
But sadly enough, that's what his mindset was.
That's crazy.
And last thing, if you're Bill Ackman
or if you're any person that's trying to start a family,
if you have a miscarriage, oh man, that's tough.
You have seven miscarriages
and now you no longer have a second child
or God forbid, even a first child
because Dr. Anthony Fauci recommends
something that turned out not to be true,
ooh wee, there's a special place in health now.
And by the way, thank God Bill Ackman
is a billionaire and famous.
How about the other people that are not?
How about the regular day-to-day person
that if they post this, they get two likes,
one comment and 17 comments
and nobody pays attention to it.
There were so many people that went through this
and it was so painful.
And God forbid if you were to say,
I think it's because of the vaccine.
No, you can't say, it would never do it.
It would never do it.
The Buffalo Bills player,
he passed out and all these athletes are,
it's got nothing to do with it.
You cannot at all.
I'm like, dude, relax.
Maybe it does.
And that reaction is what pissed everybody off
to say, how do you know?
How do you know?
And so that is why to me,
when we were going through to 2024,
one of the top five things that was very important
to me is accountability for Fauci
because if you want to increase the trust
in the FBI, in the CIA, in the U.S. government,
the way you increase the trust is
by there actually being accountability
for when the government gets it wrong.
If you don't do that,
it's going to keep declining and declining
and declining regardless
whether the president is Republican or Democrat.
Let me get to the next story.
Brad Pitt, one of my favorite actors of all time.
God knows how many times I've seen Micho Black.
I watched Billy Bean Moneyball two days ago
and I've seen that movie 40 times.
I think honestly, Brad Pitt is so recognized
for being the sexiest, best looking guy
that people forget how great of an actor the guy is.
Like literally, go back to,
Legends of the Fall,
go back to A River Runs Through It,
go back to so many freaking things.
Troy, we watched Troy a few weeks ago.
Fight Club.
Guys, phenomenal.
Story comes out about Brad Pitt drinking again.
Okay, story comes out about Brad Pitt drinking again.
I want to go to the page, page 11.
And exclusive inside Brad Pitt's very personal decision
to start drinking again after seven years of sobriety.
His life changed and so Brad Pitt drinking again.
Why would he start drinking?
There was a couple comments about this
that I read in a few different stories.
But after seven years, Brad Pitt is drinking again
and says he knows his limits.
This is a very personal decision that's unique to Brad
and his own circumstances.
A source told Page Six over time his life changed
and he reached a point where he felt comfortable
making a different choice for him.
That means moderation and being very conscious
of his limits.
The decision doesn't take away from the years he spent sober.
The 60-year-old Oscar winner revealed the change
in Esquire interview published Monday.
I was sober for seven years.
Then I got back off the wagon, he explained,
and he now drinks in a more restrained manner.
I got overconfident a couple times when,
yep, nope, not good for me.
He can have a few drinks, but not a lot.
I have to be a professional about it.
Pitt quit drinking after his 2016 split
with Angelina Jolie, telling Dax Shepard's
Armchair Expert podcast last year
that his first AA meeting found him pretty much on my knees.
The couple's eight-year divorce battle ended
in December of 2024, which, by the way,
I think four years ago, I was sober for seven years.
My fourth kid just recently changed her last name
to Jolie and dropped Pitt.
Imagine as a father how painful that is
to continue to happen.
I think one of the things he said is
the reason why he started drinking again
was because of personal reasons, personal life,
personal things that he's experiencing.
And then the story comes out with Conor McGregor
ends alcohol sobriety in support of Brad Pitt.
This is another story that just was dropped.
There are two empty seats on the wagon.
Conor McGregor got wind of Brad Pitt's decision
to quit.
consume alcohol again, and he said he'll drink to that.
The former UFC champion who opened up a sobriety.
leading up to last six months' Max Holloway's fight,
announced his Audible Tuesday saying fellow actor inspired him
to have a couple of pints of Forge Stout, the brand he launched in 2020.
I've decided to have a few pints of the world's creamiest.
So whether this is a marketing stunt or not, it is not for Brad Pitt.
Brad Pitt is officially back drinking according to the story.
So Vinny, for somebody, you haven't had a lick of alcohol for a little over three years,
May, three years and three months, I think.
39 months, give or take.
So you haven't had any of it June, July.
May 31st.
May 31st of 2023 is the last time you had alcohol.
When you hear this story with Brad Pitt, and you've been disciplined for all this time,
and your life has changed completely, how do you process this story?
I mean, I can only imagine that the relationship with Angelina,
you know, because he was with Jennifer Aniston, married at the time, this happened.
Life is, you know, life is not doing well, you know, AA meetings and all that stuff.
He's down on his knees, and then you get over it, Pat, and then everything's going.
Because once you're an alcoholic, like once you have that in you, like I've had my father,
his father, grandfather, it's in us, that addictive personality, it's going to be in you.
So when people go, oh, I'm not an alcoholic anymore.
No, no, you're always going to be an alcoholic, so to speak.
But there's different types of alcoholics.
There's the ones that have to wake up and drink.
That's just you have to because it's in your body or something's going to happen.
Then there's just the, like, you know, casual, ah, I'm going to have one.
I know how to control it.
Which one do you think he is right now?
I think, well, depending on how this is going to happen,
I'm really hoping it's just going to be like a wine or, you know, something with dinner or a meal.
But the sounds of it, like, listen, it sounds like he's like, I'm off the wagon.
Listen, I don't think when you have problems like that and you're going through it,
that poisoning yourself is the answer, and it's never going to be the answer.
That's just a crutch.
That's going to keep happening.
And who knows?
Because, listen, once that ball starts rolling down the hill, Pat,
you're not going to be able to control how fast it's going to go.
Saying it, and I hope to God it stays just wine.
I don't know what he drinks or how big of a drinker he is,
but I know for a fact, like, there's nothing, there's no problem that's going to, like,
want me to go back to that because I know what the outcome is going to be.
And a lot of people, I've heard this so many times, I can control it.
I'm better than it.
I have a grasp.
It's not going to be what you think.
Those people, to me, are the ones that, the majority of the time,
that I know from my experience, fall off the hardest.
And I feel for Pat.
I'm with you.
One of the best, one of the best at it.
I can only, can you imagine, imagine some of these kids he adopted from, like, Cambodia.
Like, can you imagine you're adopting these people,
you're getting them out of freaking poverty,
and now you want to change your last name as if I didn't have nothing to do with you?
Like, you would have still been in freaking Cambodia.
You know what I mean?
So, you know, I can only imagine what he's going through,
but my prayers are going to be for him, and I hope it doesn't,
I hope it doesn't get as bad as it's supposed to be.
I have three quick thoughts.
Number one, I cannot imagine what it would be to have your children being manipulated
to taking the identity away from them in the form of your name,
after all the things you did for them, and you've adopted them, and everything like that.
Even, none of us are perfect people.
None of us are perfect about it.
So, number one, I cannot imagine what that's like, the stress.
Number two, I could see how it might take you back.
I don't know how he looked at himself as a full alcoholic or a problem,
or a problem drinker, or he was trying to go to AA to counter the claims that you drink too much,
and maybe he wasn't a categorized alcoholic.
I don't know that, but he was very, very open about it.
And my third point is, when you're under great stress, you've got to be careful.
You dance with the devil, he bites hard.
And I hope that the stress of going through point one with his kids
is not leading him to make a compromise point two that leads to other problems.
When you have great stress, I believe you need to get to great friends
and the foundation of a great faith.
And I think that needs to be your foundation through it.
You shouldn't turn to, I think, self-medication of any form.
But I applaud the fact that he's out here being open about it
so that people can see into, say, wow, you know, maybe, you know,
if a famous person is having this, maybe, you know, I need to reflect on things I'm doing.
Maybe I don't need to do this.
So I think him being.
Public about it is good.
Hopefully helping people cope and not giving people green lights to drink.
But I can see the trigger he's talking about.
Life is all about moderation.
If you're able to moderate your drinking,
I don't have a problem with somebody having a couple glasses of wine.
What I've realized in my many, many years of partying in South Beach
and going out and I've been to enough events and parties for 10 lifetimes
is how much do you want to turn up the dial?
What I've recognized is, like, one time Vinny came out with me.
He went volume 10.
And I'm like, slow down, buddy.
You know, the way I live my life, and this is me about moderation.
You're going to publicly tell the time he was dancing on the stage
and taking his clothes off and the girls and all that stuff?
Why would you put his business?
Pat goes, I would.
Take it off, baby.
They come to me and I'm just like, yeah.
Put it this way.
The world is a lot better with Vinny not drinking
and the world is a lot safer without him not driving.
Amen.
So what I would say is if you're going to have a few drinks,
I look at things as a volume dial.
I like to keep my volume at a three to a four, have a couple drinks.
That's fine because I can do that.
I'm a moderate type person.
I moderate my activities.
Some people, when they go, they go.
And the reality is, he said,
I can have a more restrained manner of drinking.
I'll just make one suggestion to the Brad Pitts of the world,
to the Tony Romas of the world, the Tiger Woods of the world,
don't drink and drive.
Just do that.
I don't care how messed up you get.
Do not get behind the wheel of a car and turn into Wolf of Wall Street,
Leonardo DiCaprio, trying to get home on quaaludes, bro.
But here's the thing, though.
He had a major problem with drinking.
I get where you're coming from.
But if you had to go to AA, Adam, AA, like that, this is,
it's a serious drinking problem.
It's not like he was like, yeah, I'm going to stop.
If you were that guy and now you're like, well, I'm back.
It's like the comparison, Pat's like, you can't do that.
You can't.
I, I, uh, look.
Does he?
Does he give you the vibes that he has real close friends that love him?
Yeah, I would think so.
He gives me that vibe.
I think so.
Does he give you the vibe that he's the guy you love?
You're like, man, that's my boy.
That's the guy I'm rooting for.
He picks up the phone all the time.
Yeah.
He gives, he gives me that vibe.
So I, I, I don't know.
It, you know, in life at this phase, you know, a guy like him,
he has a handful of people that will tell him exactly what he needs to hear
and who he respects.
I hope those people are giving him the right feedback because you're going to
have some people that are going to give the feedback that he gave,
which is what, don't worry about it.
Moderation, all this other stuff.
Not everybody has the moderation DNA.
Some people have the hardcore, obsessive, hypomanic, super, you know,
like, Hey, you know, if you're going to go, you're going to go.
You can't, you can't, you can't do that.
You can't mess with it.
So I, I, I don't like it.
I don't like the story.
I actually didn't want to read the story because, uh, I don't,
I don't, uh, uh, like hearing stories like this.
I don't like hearing a guy like him going through, uh,
a phase like this.
I think what could get this to settle down as a good girl.
Now, how you find that nowadays in Hollywood and knowing everybody wants you
because of your looks and sexy and all this stuff that it's going to be very
hard, but, uh, one to,
to all the young people that are watching this or fathers,
mothers, men, talk to your kids about who they marry.
And, and don't talk to them about it.
When they start dating somebody, talk to them about it.
Way in advance before they start dating.
When they're 13 years old, when they're 12 years,
I'm talking about my daughter's boyfriend and she's 10 years old and she
doesn't have one.
I'm talking to her of what's going to happen when men start flirting with
her and how to pick them good and, and what happens.
And we need to have those conversations early because one bad girl can
destroy your life.
To me, Angelina Jolie, when I watched the movie original sin,
I don't think she was acting.
I think that was her.
I watched the movie.
I'm like, oh my God, she destroyed Antonio Banderas's life.
Have any one of you guys seen this movie or no?
Back in the day, like 20 years ago.
Do you remember the movie or no Vinny?
Of course.
Original sin.
Ridiculous.
Very good.
She was the most gorgeous woman.
Yeah, she was.
She was on that list of gorgeous woman, but that's, that's a, that's a part of it.
It's another one.
It's a part of it.
So, you know, you know who could potentially help Brad Pitt out?
Jennifer Aniston.
And I don't know if she drinks or not.
If she, if she's living a better life.
I don't know.
I mean, that was, that was the, sometimes it's like a different kind of a love, you
know, that you have that maybe can make that.
Can't go backwards like that.
Well, I don't know.
What happened to Ben Affleck?
I'm not in the business of what they like personally.
I'm not, I'm just saying like whatever they want to do, they can do.
But let me get to the next story.
Next story I'm going to get into is the following.
AOC.
Dingo.
Is officially dominating Newsome.
You know why?
Because Newsome looked around and said, hey, let me try this getting to the left of
center and bring Charlie Kirk on and Steve Bannon on and Bill or, and these
conservatives Hannity's on.
And maybe that's going to get me to be seen more moderate.
He was headed in the right direction.
That was the strategy for him to be a president, but he doubted himself.
And he said, no, let me be a socialist.
Newsome said, let me be a socialist.
I'm going to join because AOC is my leader.
That's what Newsome said privately and publicly.
When he said, I think we need to make wealth tax, not just the state thing.
Damn it.
We need to bring you to every American and American
because the top 10% of Americans
da-da-da-da-da-da, own 90% of all the stocks.
He just said that.
The moment he said that, I said, what a big mistake.
Officially, your leader is AOC, and I said this a year and a half ago.
When you know you're watching this, when you're watching a podcast,
and Tom was fighting me hard, throwing pens at me,
I said, AOC is going to be the one for Democrats.
You're out of your mind.
I would get my next.
You're crazy.
You don't know what you're talking about.
You have lost it.
What happened to the good old days where PBD was a pa-pa-pa-pa-pa?
I didn't tell you she was going to be president.
I just said she's going to be the candidate for the left.
She is.
And you have to know the DSA is out there.
And you know what happens?
Kalshi comes out, and you know what Kalshi does.
Listen, nowadays you've got to trust where people are putting their monies at.
I'm not telling you it's 100% where you go by it and this is it.
But this is officially the first time.
You see the blue?
Can you zoom in a little bit so people know how competition works?
See the blue?
Look at, go to the peak of the difference between blue and green.
At one point it was 37%.
About a year ago.
To 9.6, and that's less than a year ago, Vinny.
That's 10 months ago.
Yeah, V.
And all, nine months ago, all of a sudden, boom.
AOC takes over, and AOC is officially first place ahead of Newsom
because Newsom became a socialist.
What a sweetheart you are.
And he's not, by the way, deep down inside,
he's not a socialist.
He's not a socialist.
Of course he's not.
Deep down inside, he's a center-left that can get along behind closed doors.
You know who he is?
You know how Hunter Biden and Tucker talk behind closed doors and say,
can you give me something like that?
Of course.
That's who Newsom is.
100%.
Newsom probably hung out with Republicans and hanging out.
His wife was, you know, he used to be married to, what's her name?
Kim Guilfoyle.
Kim Guilfoyle.
He was married to her.
Dying beautiful, best-looking couple.
So he hung out, and then all of a sudden it's like, hey,
one advisor or one dumb thought, maybe I got to be a socialist.
Tom, you follow this stuff very closely.
By the way, I take a lot of shots, and I'm having fun with Tom.
If you guys didn't see the video, maybe we'll show the video to you guys
of what happened yesterday.
It's your own president.
Apparently a lot of people liked it.
But I will tell you, behind closed doors, you guys don't hear this.
I hear this.
The people who do polls privately talk about the one name that they trust a lot
nowadays with polls and making predictions is Tom Ellsworth.
That's where I go.
And a lot of people see.
Now, he goes.
You got it wrong with AOC.
But aside from the most part, you got to pay attention to what he's got to say.
Tom, how do you process this?
So I process it.
I'll give bullet points on what you were talking about.
What Pat was talking about, and we have the image right here.
We don't need to play it.
But you see the image on screen.
That was Gavin Newsom.
I believe that was June 26th.
Puts on a suit and tie, sitting there in the office, books behind him.
A different look for Gavin Newsom.
And he took more than one step toward DSA and the socialist side.
Why?
Because he saw what was happening to him in prediction markets and in polling.
He wasn't surging out to be the de facto presumed candidate.
So he was doing that while AOC was keeping an even keel.
Did she run away from DSA?
She did not.
But did she kind of just lean toward establishment and try to level it out
and obviously was getting coaching and suddenly her answers were a little less,
you know, different that we were used to?
Yes, that started happening.
And then?
Last week, what did the Democrat establishment do in the last 30 days with Hong?
It was like, no, get away from us, get away from us.
And they ran to the establishment candidate and he won by a whisker, right?
By a whisker at night.
Or point something.
By point something, right?
That's exactly what happened.
So what is going on right now is Gavin Newsom chose wrong to lean toward DSA a little bit
because he wanted to make it like, let's make a big deal.
He flinched.
He made a mistake.
He flinched.
Big mistake.
And AOC was getting coached and she then this week says, well, maybe woke 1.0 was a little crazy.
She's stepping back from where she was with the new green team and everything that she went with that.
No, the squad and the new green energy, right?
New green deal.
All of that.
She's leaning back toward the establishment.
Why?
At the same time, the establishment is going against Hong.
And now what you have?
Traditional polling.
There's going to be a reckoning, Pat.
There's going to be a reckoning.
Traditional polling on a national basis because of her existing presidential machine that is still in place but on idle is you still have Dems.
Rasmussen ran 2,000 Democrats, likely voters, and they span states.
They still have Harris at 30 points, Newsom at 13, and AOC at 10.
But the prediction markets are running ahead of it.
And I think what's about to happen, Pat, we're having a reconciliation of the old polling and increasingly difficult times they have getting a hold of people, clipboards in front of Walmart.
You know what I mean, Pat?
It's increasingly hard to get good polls that way.
And the prediction markets are here.
And I believe right now we have seen the tipping point.
Will it stay tipped?
But I call AOC the Democrat candidate frontrunner.
We're by a whisker right now.
We'll see how it shakes out.
You're so funny.
No, no, no.
I'm saying it numerically.
Numerically.
This is the deal.
Okay.
No, I'm saying this despite the other regular polls out because Kamala Harris went out.
Finally converted Tom.
Yes.
But, Pat, yesterday.
Did I convert you or no?
Be honest.
You led with this thing, and I followed that.
And I think you did influence me.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
I can't say no.
But let me.
So I want to ask you a question, Tom.
This is the part that Tom is very good at.
I want to show you guys something here.
I'm going to ask you guys four things, and I want you to score it 0 to 10.
I'm not messing around.
I know you're not, Tom.
And people don't know how we are behind closed doors.
We're like this 24-7.
I'm going to ask you.
I want you to score them.
Okay?
Each of these things.
0 to 10.
Okay.
How much do you think the market respects AOC versus Newsom?
0 to 10.
So say like 9, 8.
Which market?
Establishment Democrats?
The Democrats.
Just go to the majority of the Democrats.
Don't just put her following.
So just Democrats.
Just put the market.
Everybody.
Everybody.
Everybody.
Respect, sir?
Respect.
And we're judging AOC versus Newsom only.
Yes.
0 to 10.
Go.
Oh, versus Newsom?
Yes.
Oh, okay.
So everybody.
Yes.
Got it.
Okay.
Okay, go.
Respect.
AOC versus Newsom.
What is yours?
What do you give respect to AOC 0 to 10?
Over Newsom, 8.
So AOC, you give 8.
What do you give Newsom?
5.
I'm 8-5.
So what's your Newsom?
So Tom is 8-5.
What are you?
8-5.
Okay, you're also 8-5.
Where are you?
I'm 7-4.
You're 7-4.
AOC, 7.
Perfect.
Newsom, 4.
Watch how this is going to go.
Likeability, 0 to 10.
AOC, Newsom.
Likeability.
Ooh.
You're going to see my score on this.
Likeability.
Likeability?
Yes.
9-3.
9?
9, Tom.
3, Newsom.
I agree.
Yeah.
Newsom has become not likable.
He effed up royally.
And his resume is out.
What do you give to him?
What do you give?
He attacked Trump.
I give 9-2.
9-2?
He's a serpent.
What do you give him?
7-3.
Okay, so stay 7-3.
Fair.
Fear.
Who do you think is feared?
Like, oh, shit, man.
I better not cross her.
I better not cross him because he or she and their following is capable of coming after
me, and they're strong, loyal, devout.
Fear.
What do you score?
8-8 and another 3.
Okay.
Because she has a following.
You're right.
What do you put it, Tom?
I put it at 9-2.
Chuck Schumer's people have leaked that he is scared shitless about her running for
his presidency.
Give me Adam.
I'm at 7-2.
Perfect.
You're staying.
You're staying in the same place.
Now, talent.
The ability to debate.
Talent.
That's it.
This changes now.
Okay.
Talent.
Ability to debate.
Go ahead.
5-8.
Okay.
He's okay, but she doesn't have it.
It might even be lower.
Tom.
8-4, but her 4 is improving.
Oh, no, no.
4-8, Tom.
The other way.
I got you.
Adam, go ahead.
Newsome, 11.
Yep.
Because he's just the most talented lying politician ever.
Yeah.
And she's a. 5.
Okay.
And then last but not least, loyal following, influence, social media, all of that.
Follow.
AOC, Newsome.
8-AOC.
Uh-huh.
Because she has him, right?
Uh-huh.
Her guy.
And to me, sounding with him, 3.
Okay.
Flip-flop.
Where do you go with it, Tom?
Where do you go?
No, we're talking social media.
I'm 10-2.
Okay.
And then Adam?
I have AOC at 8.
There's some people that disagree with her, and I have Newsome as a 1.
I don't know anybody that goes, that's my guy.
So to help me understand. Do the score.
You want to add him up?
No, no.
It's not. Guys, it's a. She blew. It's a runaway.
It's a. The only thing, the only thing, if she was my girl, my candidate. She's available these days.
I'm just saying for the single gentleman out there.
I'm talking about. I know she is, and they had a breakup, and somebody asked her questions yesterday.
She says, I really don't like to address any personal matters in my life.
Oh, right.
But let me jab myself. You're jabbing yourself with ideas.
That's a hormone.
Let me freeze my legs.
And again, she's used to getting hit by. This was it yesterday.
Play 10 seconds of it.
It's not a long video.
Are you and Riley Roberts still together?
I don't comment on my private life.
Thank you.
Your mother once said she loves Riley and wants to see you guys get married.
Is she going to get her wish?
Again, I don't comment on my private life.
My private life.
Okay, you can pause it right there.
Is there anything I can stab myself in the belly?
The number one thing she needs to do is go higher.
The best of the best.
Historian from the right.
She needs a historian that's the right.
to help her out.
She needs to bring the debate person from the right
not the left.
She needs to bring people that she is sitting there coaching her,
how to debate, how to have these positions.
She's going to have to go through all of this.
And it needs to happen yesterday.
And if that part, that will be the only reason why she doesn't end up winning.
It won't be because of all the other stuff.
It will be only because of debate.
If she's able to show up in the two primaries, she's the candidate.
So she needs the coaching.
I don't know who's doing the coaching on the back end to her.
That kind of came out the wrong way.
I don't know who was like coaching her properly to get her ready
on the political stuff.
But, you know, I think if she has that, I think she's got a shot.
And she's formidable.
Do you think he has a better organization raising money?
But that's something to be corrected once they see the momentum.
You have to be likable, Tom.
You have to be likable.
You know, you have to.
When Ben and I were having this conversation the other day,
he said something that says people respect me, but people love, you know, Tucker.
He's got a like following.
You have to.
We put a very low score on likability.
But in these types of moments, you need to have a very high score of likability.
You've got to be likable.
So, yeah, I think this is going to be an interesting situation between the two of them.
Cal State Market's already, you know, saying what's going to be happening.
The market's putting the wager behind AOC.
And I've been saying this for a good 18 months now that she's going to be the Democratic candidate.
Do you think Gavin peaked too early?
Do you think there's time for him to come back?
I think he had zero strategy.
He did exactly what John Kerry did.
We honestly, you know what we should do?
We should send Newsom some Future Looks Bright flip-flops.
Yes.
I think he would like it.
If we send him some Future Looks Bright flip-flops to remind him, yeah, we have Future Looks Bright flip-flops.
And by the way, and I'm talking about some high-quality flip-flops that we have.
That's his Future Looks Bright on it.
Yeah, good ones.
If you want to go find it, Conor, so people can see it, we have some high, high-quality flip-flops.
Send them to him.
But that's exactly what this guy, go to search.
Just go to search.
You don't need to make it hard for yourself.
Yeah, that's exactly what this guy did to himself.
That's what he did.
Watch LeBron James' picture come up.
He flip-flopped.
And he kept going and going and going.
Instead of telling us, what do you stand for?
He couldn't do it.
He couldn't do it.
Go a little bit lower.
That one right there.
Click on that one.
That one sells out.
Every time it comes out, middle one?
The middle one?
Look at that one.
That goes instantly.
Every time.
I'm surprised.
We have them right now.
These slides goes like this.
Those are gel on the bottom.
The gel on the bottom is the most comfortable flip-flops.
Newsome, you got to worry this, because it shows you love America,
and it shows that you believe the future looks bright.
But he messed up.
And by the way, some people are going to say, it's his camp's fault.
No.
You have to stand tall.
You have to sometimes make the decision that is not the leading indicator.
You got to be the leading indicator that gives a controversial position,
and everybody says, oh, he's out of his mind.
He's crazy.
No, you followed, trailed AOC.
Massive, massive mistake.
Massive mistake that they made.
And she's getting set.
You want to talk about the breakup?
He also went the wrong way.
He had the Hillary playbook.
Attack Trump, attack Trump.
Trump's not on the ballot in 2028, and he mishandled his own scandals.
Hillary mishandled her own scandals, the server and everything that went with it.
He went into so old school and didn't make the decision.
But let me tell you why I think Hillary did a better job than Newsome,
because Hillary at least went against Bernie.
Hillary at least knew, I'm not a socialist.
Hillary at least put her foot down and said, this is what I stand for.
She never went toward Bernie to get his voters.
No, I give Hillary more.
But by the way, you know what Hillary's problem was?
What do you think was Hillary's biggest problem?
What do you think her score is on likability?
The lowest likability score of all time is Hillary.
People are scared of her.
Yeah.
By the way, no politics.
Having dinner with AOC, you think you would actually enjoy the dinner?
Absolutely.
We'd laugh and act like New Yorkers.
You think dinner with Hillary Clinton?
You would enjoy it.
Imagine at Casa D'Angelo.
Can we have some bison?
Is that what you're going to order?
Go ahead.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
Yeah.
It's ladies first, but go ahead if you want to be.
Holy shit.
Here, I brought some hot spots for you.
I wouldn't touch anything.
But AOC would laugh and joke and do this.
Likability, man.
Never underestimate the power of likability.
The challenge is, whatever you want to say about Hillary,
she was at least smart and calculated.
In my opinion, these female potential candidates from Hillary,
to Kamala, to AOC, are getting more likable, but way dumber.
You think that AOC would stand a chance on the debate stage
versus any credible person?
Let me ask you a question.
That, to me, is the problem.
How do you do in debates?
What's that?
I'm asking you.
How do I do on debates?
How do we all do in debates?
You think we're all like these.
It depends on what you're solving.
But what I'm saying to you is, can that be taught?
Of course.
Of course it can be taught.
All right.
And guess what it takes?
You know, people don't realize.
I can have somebody that I debate with if people think I sit around
and just create content all day.
They don't know what I did at 9, 30, 10 o'clock last night.
The emergency meeting we had, that was a phenomenal meeting we had
with our executives for three and a half, four hours.
It was a great meeting.
What I'm trying to tell you is, AOC has to prioritize everything
towards becoming smarter.
She's got to read the Republican positions as well,
not the socialist positions.
She's got to bring the right people.
She's got to bring the right people to prep her.
She has to.
And that can be taught.
We put too much value into being smart.
You think Trump was the smarter candidate that won?
Absolutely.
No, Trump knows people.
He knows how to show.
He knows how to show up.
He won people over.
Hillary Clinton's likability score is the worst ever.
And by the way, Newsom, maybe the worst trust score ever.
He ruined it himself.
Like, you almost won.
Like, for me, you know what I wanted?
It's a very weird thing for me because this is a cool sport.
I like this sport.
I wanted to see Newsom against Rubio or Newsom against J.D.
I actually want to see that.
I think it's good for television.
I feel you.
He debated when he debated.
Because he will fight, but he will be exposed.
But Rubio is legit.
Rubio is equal.
I fully agree with you on the likability.
I get that.
But there's also policies.
And I just don't understand how that could win in the general.
Trump didn't know policies, guys.
Trump didn't know policies.
Trump is one of one.
No, but AOC.
AOC.
AOC ain't on Trump's level.
But nobody's rapping about AOC.
I'm not telling you she's at Trump's level.
Nobody has AOC's name on their building.
But, Adam, watch.
Trump is an anomaly.
But, Adam, watch this because all the stuff that's happening right now,
look at how strategic.
Freezing her eggs.
Ex-fiance for 10 years gone.
You know why?
Because he's a tech billionaire.
By the way.
They're changing the image.
Can I tell you something, though?
Yeah.
Can I tell you something?
Blind spot.
Me and AOC follow each other.
We've DM'd each other.
We've talked to each other.
We've seen each other's posts.
And every once in a while, I will tell you this.
I don't think America will elect a single woman.
I was just going to say that.
I don't think they will.
I think she needs a relationship.
And so the concern to be a single woman.
With no kids.
May I?
Sir.
Instead of being a person in a relationship,
the worry that, well, America's going to have the first,
what do you call it?
First husband.
First gentleman, whatever they call it.
I don't think that's an issue.
I literally don't think that's an issue today.
I don't think it is.
I think her being single splits her chances by, you know how much?
50%.
My position changes after the breakup.
If she stays single.
She can't stay single.
And I agree.
She needs a relationship.
She's going to pivot right to somebody else.
They're going to put a plant in there.
Well, she froze her eggs for a reason.
They're going to bring some guy.
That's probably going to be more conservative,
more palatable to the conservative people and the independents.
Because she has to stop.
Guys.
Guys, she has to soften her language.
The image, she has to be more mature than this radical leftist DSA nonsense.
That's why I'm telling you right now,
they're going to introduce the reasonable, nicer AOC,
and then a guy is going to come.
This is all.
But she needs the guy to be sooner.
Like James Fishback, he was with a girl.
Then we went to a different girl, and then they got married,
and then they were having a kid.
That timing was a little bit too hurry.
Okay?
Strategically, he is a better campaigner than Byron Donald,
he's a better campaigner than Jay Collins,
and a better campaigner than, what do you call it, Paul Renner.
Policy-wise, I'm more on Renner.
Like, Renner's, believe it or not, policy-wise,
I like Renner on how he presents his stuff.
What's his trustworthy score?
Trustworthy score would be lower.
But he is a very good presenter, right?
But to me, AOC can't delay this relationship thing.
And maybe there's somebody already in there where she's making a move.
Can you just DM her and ask her if she likes funny,
Assyrian guy?
I'll take one for the team.
Vinny, that would be the funniest relation.
I actually think you guys would get along.
AOC needs to. It just, it would be a problem.
It wouldn't work out.
That's obvious.
I think on a date, honestly, on a date,
you guys would laugh your asses off.
AOC, are you listening to this?
Who pays on that date?
Wait, wait, wait.
I have a message for Elon Musk.
Vinny's going to pay.
Vinny's a man.
He'll pay.
About AOC being a single president,
I have a message for Elon Musk.
Ask not what your country can do for you.
Right.
Ask what you can do for your country.
Go for it, Elon.
All right.
So here we go.
Let's go to the next one.
Next one I want to get into is the SPLC story.
Kind of weird.
A little weird.
Maybe a lot of weird.
Yeah, a lot.
So you know this whole Charlottesville
that was all the MAGA's fault,
or right-wing extremists, all this other stuff?
Both sides.
What if you were to learn
that maybe the people behind Charlottesville,
it was really this SPLC thing?
That apparently,
they're supposed to bring blacks and whites together and unify.
DOJ charges former Southern poverty law.
center cfo with fraud you know when your cfo get charged with fraud you know what the cfo knows
with finances everything okay and this story you know who it's written by not by breitbart
not not daily caller not not the you know all these other sites fox no no this isn't blaze
this is written by abc news so let me read it to you the southern poverty law center former chief
financial officer was arrested wednesday charged with fraud and a superseding indictment accusing
her of overseeing fraudulent donor payments to informants inside hate groups including one with
whom she allegedly had a romantic relationship with and shared a bank account heidi oh peric if
you can put her up so we can see her face was arrested in california wednesday morning in
charge with counts of including conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering
prosecutors says uh beric uh who previously let the spsc hate group track and section was among
several individuals who oversaw uh payments to people who
trade white supremacist groups as informants the indictment alleges one british beric uh approved
payments for for was an imperial wizard in the q clucks clan what what what and that beric had a
romantic relationship with another person the splc paid over a million dollars since 07 between 2015
and 2021 approximately 140 000 dollars in splc donor money flowed into a bank account she
allegedly shared with that person so let me ask you i learned a lot about her and she said she's
more like a bomb yeah in april the spsc was charged as an organization with bank fraud and
money laundering over the informant payments beric is the first name individual uh charged
attorney general todd bland said the case shows investigators will keep on working it even after
the initial indictment vinnie thought connor just said she's a rocket like the the the shuttle
he's hilarious but guys can you like just let let wrap your head around this the irony is
unbelievable for years she's warning america how these nazi and white supremacist groups were
growing under donald trump it was she was dating an alleged white supremacist nazi in the freaking
kkk or whatever well in her defense she's gonna take whatever she can oh i i can't even get mad
at that but like the beggars can't be chosen i'm an imperial wizard fine yeah yeah yeah he's at least
he's high does he have a male member i'm in but i mean this i just want people to understand this
these organizations this splc blm every is it just me or every single thing that the left has
done it's all a lie from russia to impeachments to collusion to january to racism guys think
understand this we're constantly told that america is the most racist country in the world and we're
the most racist country ever to exist and they keep having to manufacturing that racism is here
to prove it like everybody's racist they have to make racism manufacture the fracture thank you
so like for instance go back jesse's member juicy smooch whatever the hell his name is oh yeah when
he said he was attacked by by maga supporters and turned out the attack was two black nigerian
brothers who were in on it allegedly then there was bubble wallace remember the nascar there was a
they were told someone left a
noose hanging in his garage fbi determined that the rope has been there had been there from 2019
and it was just for the garage to pull it up or pull it down how many of these stories pat have
to keep on coming if america is as racist as these people keep telling us why do they have to keep on
making this nonsense up and think about the the new cycle is so much nobody even gives like we're
i think there's like three people including us that are talking about this story i'm good for
her that she's getting arrested accountability is happening
but i just want shout out to america okay america that everybody says that we're this racist nation
we're not there's millions and millions and millions of dollars behind it to manufacture
this stuff to make everybody think that everybody's hateful and this no we're actually a loving dope
country yes there are some racists here left and right but the main people around it that are
pushing it that are pushing it are not only paying for it they're dating the actual nazis that they're
warning us that this country has so good for you and good for our thoughts i have two thoughts here
the first thought is the dnc democratic national committee should just change its name they can
keep dnc because it means dirty tricks never cease nice so number one and number two there is more
coming from the department of justice for splc the one person you want to get if you know an
organization is really corrupt and you want to take down everyone you know who you start with
the cfo you know what they did at enron they went after andy passed out and you know who they got
ken lay and they got jeff skilling and they created a triangle around them and they got
them all and they're when you hear the dirty tricks that they played on andy fastow not that
he was innocent we've talked to him and i think he was doing stuff that everybody else did but
they claimed by the letter of the law here and they really pinched him in a terrible way the one
person you want is the cfo the cfo knows everything and knows and the questions will go like this okay
how much money was sent here yeah who approved that did the president approve that yes the
president approved i have the email right here where he approved me to send it now they got him
this is just the beginning and i'm glad to see it because splc has been not the southern poverty
law center it has been an an arm almost like uh you know usaid organizations that were out there
doing bad things all it was was a funded organization that was out there looks like
doing dirty tricks but that's my take i'm not going to go deep on splc pat they got the cfo you
know how this works you know what happens other people are going to come down you know what
happens next what happens next are you like well she's arrested she's in the round everybody first
of all so so who do you think knows everything her that's it she's the one she knows who approved
everything trail of everybody who says send that money to xyz message to her oh my god do you
understand you get her you get her emails it's over that's uh it's done so then she has to
either be a whistleblower and talk about all the other stuff that's going on or she takes the heat
so the phd we'll see we'll see what happened here by the way i want to cover two other stories before
we wrap up one of them is the ukraine story we did you see the ukraine story the ukraine story
is that the u.s and ukraine forces went head to head in an exercise and guess who won ukraine's
drones won this is a wall street journal story and then a story comes out of it and it's a story that
ukraine could destroy all of the russian ballistic missiles if u.s sells 10 patriot supply but before
we get into the stories and i want to get into the candace owens and andrew wilson podcast and
some of the conversations we had on uh getting into an alaska at least we'll do the trump truck
but before we do that uh i want you guys to see this again a lot of you who are part of the future
looks bright by the way the other day i'm out there i don't know where i was at at a restaurant
i saw multiple people walking by with future looks bright shirts value
taming hats it was just like a normal i'm like hey oh my god what's going on but uh for those of
you guys that wear it we had a meeting yesterday there are two i mean it's just i don't even want
to say to you it's going to be a whole new stuff that's coming here and we'll be announcing it i
think in the next few weeks i can't wait for it but for some of you guys that wear the future looks
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to get into so u.s and ukrainian forces when head to it in an exercise ukraine drones one battlefield
drill shows pentagon hasn't fully absorbed lessons of the of russia's war interesting so u.s went
against ukraine and the drones won yes they did let me read this to you u.s armed forces faced off
against ukrainian drone operators at a germany exercise earlier this year it didn't go up for
americans during the exercise called combined resolve ukrainian drones units easily spotted
and defeated u.s troops and armored vehicles on rotation from fort hood texas around 3 500
u.s personnel primarily from the third armored brigade combat team first cavalry division which
that's the biggest base we have in america it's a very well-known decorated base
attacked the position defended by opposition forces reinforced by ukrainians from the 412
regiment of unmanned system forces known as nemesis the ukrainian eliminated a u.s armored brigade
heavy vehicles threw up dust at reconnaissance drones easily
spotted followed by explosive dropping and first person view drones scoring kills so quickly that
the U.S. vehicles had to be respawned to keep the exercise going. The Americans improved over two
weeks as they learned to disperse, conceal, and use electronic warfare. The drubbing couples with
U.S. casualties from Iranian drones shows American vulnerability. Years after the U.S. pioneered
long-range drones warfare, British and Swedish forces have suffered similar defeats. It is vital
that the U.S. military master that and thus far unfortunately that does not seem to be the case
that Elliot Cohen, a scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and this
story from Wall Street Journal comes out same time when a story comes out from CNN saying
Ukraine could destroy all Russian ballistic missiles if U.S. sells 10 percent of Patriot
supply to them. Tom, when you hear this story, how do you process the story? I process it
two ways. First, I process it as a story. I process it as a story. Ukraine has had to get better by necessity, and necessity drives invention, and necessity also
drives urgency and speed. And Ukraine's had all three. They've had the necessity to defend
themselves. They've had the urgency because of various Russian thrusts that have happened,
you know, in phases during the war, and they've needed the speed so they could get back and be
the one on the offense. Whenever you have that, you always iterate faster. You always
iterate faster. So apparently they've iterated faster, point one. Point two, apparently the lack
of investment during the Biden administration and things like this have led to a situation where
we're not ready for certain elements of modern warfare. We have giant aircraft carriers that can
sail around, and they're protected by nuclear subs and Aegis-class cruisers right next to them.
That's the old style of warfare. Once you're in the. Over the. Look at what's happening right now. We still have Iran's ability to make
missiles, launch them out of the mountainside from over here, over here, over here, start finding
needles in a haystack, and then hitting ships. Right here, what this is telling us, saying if
you gave me 10% of your patriots because I could defend against the Russian missiles, we would go
in with the drones, and we would destroy the rest of them where they sleep. We saw a. I was very
and shocked it was two years ago pat where i believe it was two years where the ukrainians
lost and launched an overnight drone assault on um russian bombers that were parked the way the
u.s and russia parks the planes you remember this seeing this all the russian planes were parked in
a row and zoom they went over there they overwhelmed the air defense and they were bombing these
bombers bombing the bombers so there's the two things uh you know ukraine did a necessity pat
and the u.s is not ready for this level of modern warfare we have got everything we need for the old
level of warfare let's fly b-52s at high altitude and drop unbelievable amounts of bombs on the
mountains and come back and say we've destroyed iran's nuclear capabilities that's old style
this new style this is the same thing we learned in vietnam you know what we learned in vietnam pat
it says that we learned about guerrilla warfare we learned about tunnels we learned about caves
we learned about trap doors we learned about so much in vietnam when we pulled back that said this
is different we also learned a big lesson in mogadishu we learned about urban warfare in
mogadishu and what we're finding at is that the modern war is going to be electronic war
fought by autonomous little nuisances and we're not we're not ready for it and by the way you know
in this in this interview with zelinski he's asking i don't know if you saw this or not he zelinski
said this year i'm asking american partners to sell me five percent of missiles what they have
in their stocks zelinski told cnn in an interview if they sell us five percent we will go through
the winter and save people's lives if they can sell us ten percent we will destroy all the
russian ballistic missiles the appeal came amid a severe air defense shortage in july ukraine
intercepted only 29 of the 195 ballistic missile russia launched making it the deadliest
month for civilians since the full-scale invasion began in 2022 according to the un i have one
percent zelinski said the current ukraine acquisition of interceptors the u.s itself
forces a faces a reported missile shortage as the iran war depleted stockpiles president trump's at
august 6th the u.s needs missiles too so imagine you're asking me for missiles you want me to give
you missiles while i'm in the middle of it what do you you understand what i'm saying like you
want us to share with you for what we're in the middle of something ourselves as well so it's not
like america has the ability but we do have some useful clues zelinski said in may that u.s production
was only around 60 to 65 patriot missiles per month so we're only doing 60 to 65 patriot missiles per
month and argued that production needed to increase substantially zelinski is telling america hey man
let's go i need more missiles from you while america is dealing with iran this guy's asking
for us to give the missiles trump's like wait a minute we may need it ourselves so how are you
well the fact that
this is the monster that we created with zelinski you know coming here begging member money give me
money give me money this is a problem that biden and all them invited invited russia to do a minor
incursion do you remember that tom minor incursion meaning start the war go for it and then all the
guys you know all the you know defense contractors in this whole money laundering situation and now
we are stuck besides our own freaking war uh with iran now we have to deal with this guy
uh in ukraine and by the way russia if you guys notice russia has been really quiet tom i haven't
heard that much about uh putin but how do you think putin feels about hearing hey if america
gives me 10 percent of patriot missiles i could take out everything with uh ballistic missiles
that's that by the way if i'm russia i'm like yeah go ahead and i dare you because then that's
going to ruin whatever relationship that we have uh with america putin short of troops yeah and we
are short of air defense yeah and ukraine is short of air defense yeah i would say everybody is
looking at this and not liking where they are right now no and tom to me if i've if you know
our relationship is cool with you and then i'm gonna find out if you give somebody a bunch of
patriot missiles they're gonna take out all my ballistic capability bro that's to me that's
an act of like okay like now you're in on this even more because i by the way and again i don't
want nothing ukraine and russia i don't want that to be any of our business okay but biden made it
our business and by the way these videos are scary as hell i've seen these drone warfare because you
click on one of them guys it's just constantly happening are these ukrainian soldiers and then
russian soldiers trying to run away from these freaking drones and there is nowhere to hide
this thing is following you i don't care where you hide it's coming yep so i would just hope
i would hope because two things that's what it looks like play that clip boom it's coming to
you you're looking at it oh drone's coming boom yeah they're all gone they're all if you don't
have shrapnel in your all over your back 10 seconds go back to watch this they think they
russian soldiers began to hug each other thinking they had emerged
from the battle on skin and then all of a sudden they hear the sound of the drone oh he's gonna try
to shoot no you can't by the way and i'm pretty sure the aftermath oh the guy at least the guy
they're done they're done because it's like a five to ten by the way russia russian attacks
killed 10 in ukraine as zelinsky says moscow is getting more north korean missiles this is just
two days ago so this is this is still going on and so for them yeah you know one week they're
having a successful week next week russia's coming and saying don't worry we'll get it remember russia
and iran are together so in this situation russia's partnership with iran is forcing us to
get closer to zelinsky even though ukraine and iran would be more comparable because they're
the smaller ones they they are standing up against a bigger bully and this is my thing it's the main
thing is what protection of our troops are having these exercises and they're showing how bad we are
over here number one i obviously think we need an iron dome you know i mean if we're giving all the
money all these other places to have protection we need protection here number one number two
it's all of our united states
soldiers stationed all over the place that if something god forbid happens we're we just saw
the story we're not trained tom and this is a freaking this is the future of warfare it's not
even troops on the ground anymore pat it's just drones coming in and blowing everything up so we
need to get ready yeah yeah the uh this is why palmer lucky's company and real is been so
successful mass produce it and mass produce modern weapons meeting the need adam well here's what i've
heard that russia has been totally exposed we thought that they were this big bad army that
you know could take over the world they can't even take over land in ukraine they're barely winning i
mean does anybody look worse than putin and i'm being completely unbiased here putin what what has
he accomplished in the last five years what has he done he's ruined his country hundreds of thousands
and a million people have died for what benefit i mean where i will criticize trump is maybe putting
too much stock that his personal relationship is going to be so bad that he's going to have to
take over his country and i think that's what's going to be so bad that he's going to have to
change anything uh trump campaigned on ending the war in one day buddy it's been five years
i don't put that on trump i think he's tried tried tried again i put this on putin i think this is
putin's legacy at this point is that your country has basically been outmaneuvered outmanned and
out-innovated by these little the little engine that could zolinski and the ukrainians but we're
giving them i don't think about it well they're winning if you're fighting a giant and some other
giant is giving you a linsky
ukraine is winning well you know what i'm saying so adam think about this if adam ready for this
there's a giant that you're fighting and right it's me i'm a little guy but somebody keeps
giving me everything that I need
to keep shooting and fighting.
It's like, what do you mean the other team is going to be losing?
Putin can't go in and just nuke
Ukraine. He can't go in there and just destroy
them. He has the capability. Adam, you don't
think Putin could just
go in there and wipe out Ukraine
in two seconds? He could.
But then what happens?
What I'm saying is, Ukraine
has no chance. The only reason they do it is because they know that we're back.
Do you remember when they talked about, this is three, four years
ago, that they've got to give Putin an off-ramp. You've got to give
them Putin an off-ramp. You need to save
face for model Russia.
Has anything been done
to give this guy an off-ramp?
They met over Alaska over a year
ago. Remember that? Trump and Putin?
Has anything been accomplished by that?
One of the saddest things is that everybody,
when the Gaza-Israel
thing happened, everybody
pivoted to Gaza. And everyone
forgot that the most disastrous war that
we've seen in Europe, potentially in the world
since World War II, is happening in
Ukraine and Russia right now, and
nothing's happening. So,
the glimmer of hope
that I have for America, you know, they
say you can win. You don't win
or lose. You win or learn.
America got beat on the battlefield by Ukrainian
forces, and then they said
America actually improved over the next two weeks
that they learned to basically
conceal and use electronic warfare. Thank
goodness that we have an ally like Ukraine
that's giving it to Russia right now
that we can learn from, and that we're not
fighting these people, and we can use it to our advantage.
Because at the end of the day, I'm with you.
We care about America. We want to protect America.
But it's in America's interest to make
sure that Russia does not win.
And oil is $82,
but the market's at an all-time high.
So the K-shaped economy in the background
continues.
Do we want to go to the story of the
president sneaking off of a
Trump report to use a
catering truck to sneak off Air Force
One amid Iranian
threats? You read the story like,
is this real? Is this it?
Play the clip. So that's him
getting off, and he gets into another truck,
just to throw
people off in Turkey
while they're thinking he's on
Air Force One. So
that means the people that are on Air Force One,
if Iran was going to do anything, those are. So imagine
you're on that flight. Hey, guys,
take one for the team. Well, no, imagine
finding out, like, you're on there eating lobster
and hanging out. Where is the president?
I don't know. Imagine you're on the plane, like,
where's the president? No, no, he took a
different. And you know automatically
why, what happened. You look at the flight attendants,
the flight attendants are nervous. Oh, my God.
We don't
know. He typically would be here. I don't know what to tell
you, Mr. Roshana. I don't know what to tell
you. I can picture Trump in the
trunk with all the catering out.
Thickety snack right here.
Pass me a Diet Coke and a hamburger. But can we make
kind of. Can you check? Because from what I
heard, he faked the funk,
didn't get on this one. With a nasty dunk.
He went on to the second one,
and then got off and went to a third
plane. He didn't get on. Can you
make sure. How many planes does he have? I think
Trump certified, he switched planes in Turkey.
Was one of these. He went to one. Well, there's a Qatar game.
And he was on a. Guys, he went on a jet.
He went on a smaller jet
with Pete Hexeth and somebody else.
And I'm just saying right now, you know what would have been
funny? Conor made a great point. If, God
forbid, this person that had like a
shoulder rocket fired, whatever,
I don't know, whatever, the reporting of whoever
even said it. If they shot down
the first. Air Force One,
you know how many Americans would have been like
the leftist that cheered. We got him!
Yeah! Red, red, orange! And then like. And he's just like, I'm back. And he shows
up. People would have been so freaking
furious. I'll be back. Yeah, that he didn't
die. But this is the clip. You want to. Can you play this?
Can you tell us
about your ride on the airport
catering truck in Turkey?
Why did you need to do that? Well, it's only
up to Secret Service. I just follow what they'd
like to do. So, I
go by Secret Service
and the military. They wanted me
to go on a different flight, a different plane.
Equal safety,
but they wanted me to do it
so I do it. I do what they say.
Why did they want you to do that? I love
it. I guess there was a threat
out there. I didn't really ask too much about it.
I get a lot of threats.
Why was it too dangerous for
you to fly on Air Force One, but not
too dangerous for the threat? Well, I don't know. I think, actually, the plane
that I flew on was at greater
risk. Why do you say that?
Because that would be the plane I think
that they would be
more likely to go for.
Didn't Clinton in 2000 get on a. He came on a different flight. They lied,
Pat, from Pakistan.
He flew into Pakistan on a
different flight.
A different plane than everybody thought he was on.
You know what I would have said to her?
Who are you with? CNN, MS Now,
or whatever. All the crap you guys talk
about me for the past God knows how years,
good for you. I'm out.
I would have just walked away. Get out of here.
He does that for a living.
Hillary and I were in Pakistan. I just
flipped off those bastards from
the stairs, Air Force One. She gets in,
I went the other way. I was
thinking, maybe my lucky day.
I process this a couple different ways.
Number one, do I think that Iran
wants to kill Trump? I do.
Obviously. Do we have the picture that I just sent
you, Connor? Eight days away. They're promoting it.
They're saying it everywhere. They're saying death to America.
They're saying that they want to kill Trump. Here's
a banner that they put up in the
Islamic Republic right now.
How much more obvious should they make it?
We will kill Trump.
Okay? That's what they're doing in Iran
right now. And I get it. He took out
their Ayatollah. He took out
Soleimani. So, when
someone tells you who they are, believe them.
Number two, and this is just my
speculation. Where was
he leaving that plane from? Turkey.
Turkey. You know how much I
trust Turkey at this point? As much
as you trust Ham? About this much.
I trust Ham a little bit more than Turkey at this point.
And I'm keeping kosher, if you know what I
mean. But to me, I think you
have to protect the golden goose.
Trump is the golden goose.
I don't know what's going on here, but when Secret
Servant says, get in the catering truck,
Trump's getting his ass in the catering truck. You know who
knew what was happening were the pilots
of Air Force One. Nobody else knew until later.
You know the pilots were
crapping in their pants, bro, because
they said a guy was walking around
with a freaking surface-to-air missile.
Yo, I'm already afraid
of flights, bro. I would have gone. Protect this man's Secret Service.
You got a bullet in his ear.
You got how many attempts in his life?
Do we have that picture of when he's golfing?
And then they have some missile launcher?
Do you have that? This is what you
need when you're playing golf. He's in Jersey golfing
and you see Sam.
Their defense,
missiles to knock stuff out of the sky.
That's what a Patriot battery looks like, by the way.
It's called a Patriot battery. Look at this guy.
This is what Trump is golfing with.
That's a hole-in-one, ladies and gentlemen.
Each of those square containers has got
four to eight missiles inside it
that will seek out and knock down
an incoming. Very dangerous joke.
Last but not least, Andrew Wilson
made a $300,000 offer to
Candace Owens to debate him on the topic
of Charlie Kirk, overwhelming
the evidence that
Tyler Robinson shot and killed
Charlie and her
saying, no, Tyler Robinson
is a patsy. That
debate is going to be taking place tomorrow morning,
11 a.m. Eastern Standard Time.
It'll be live streamed the entire time.
I want to show you the intro of this. Go for it.
Go ahead and play this clip.
And podcaster Charlie Kirk has been
shot. Tyler James Robinson
is the suspect in custody.
Tyler Robinson
is a patsy. Utah Valley
University. I feel pretty certain about that.
We got him.
He texted his boyfriend
and admitted to the
crimes. You're saying
these are his texts.
We can't even determine
if they're fake or they're real.
I don't think your investigation
has proven a single
thing. There is nothing
but a single shred of this case that they have
delivered that has been concrete.
I don't believe you can tie Erica to anything.
I don't believe you have a single credible
eyewitness or alternative theory.
You got to connect the bullet. You got to
connect the person. And I'm just as connected
to this case as you are, which
means not at all.
Dude, I'm watching it.
Tomorrow morning
this will
be live. Okay. And we had multiple
conversations. There was a lot of, well,
you know, she's not doing this. He's not
doing this. She's not doing this. He's not doing this. We finally
had a Zoom. We got on the call. Tom, you
were on that Zoom as well. And it was
very clear
on exactly
what his position is versus what her position
is. They fully agreed on the same page.
This is my position. This is
yours. Let's have it. Let's sit down.
I think this is the conversation a lot of people
have been waiting to
take place. And respectfully,
they're both formidable. Both of them know how to debate.
Both of them know what to do. Candace
has, of course, got a massive
following. Andrew Wilson is kind of coming
up where he's been around the block debating
hundreds. He knows
what he's doing. And so it
should be a very, very
controversial debate.
Interesting debate taking
place tomorrow. I think it's going to be
a world-class event. I think they're both very
capable. I think
Candace is going to bring her best. I think
she's going to bring her feelings. I think she's
going to bring her dreams and her
intuition, her motherly intuition.
And she might not know, but she might
know, you know. And I think he's going to bring
facts and evidence and debate
tactics. And we'll see what happens. I think
another thing that I think that stands
out, Pat, is the trust that
they have for you to be the
moderator of this. Because they know exactly
who you are. They know you're not going to be picking
any sides. And I think that trust is
freaking amazing. It went from Joe Rogan to somebody
else to Michael Knowles. But
yeah, guys, it's been a year.
It's been almost a year since Charlie
God rest his soul was murdered.
And I'm very, very interested
to hear both sides.
And it's going to be. If you had to guess,
Adam, Tom, how many
live viewers? If you had to guess.
I'm saying over 300,000 people
are watching live during the day,
ON A WORK DAY.
On a work date, people are going to be tuning in.
I'd say $300,000.
What do you think?
Listen, the moderating started on that call.
These are both smart people.
It was not a screaming match.
Pat moderated the positions to get the deal finished.
I love it.
And now he's going to moderate the debate itself.
But both these people came across very smart, very deferential,
and during the point of putting the call together.
And now we're going to see it go live and go see, as they say, hot conflict.
So I'm looking forward to it.
What is his relationship with Turning Point?
He doesn't work for Turning Point.
He's his own guy.
I don't know what his relationship is with Turning Point.
I do know, you know, he said we and the TPUSA, and I think he had a visit.
I believe they've communicated together, but I don't know his position.
I think Andrew is his own man.
He is, you know, he goes way, way back to a show that I think him
and Dave Smith used to have, I think, 10 years ago.
This guy knows what he's doing.
He's a, you know, they do this for a living.
This is their business model.
He's always on that whatever it takes.
Crucible, whatever it is.
What were the guidelines, meaning there was no personal attacks?
Can you establish any rules, or can you tell us what's basically been agreed to?
No, they're both leaning on me to keep it about the issue for them to go back and forth with.
It's a very much of a, you know, being fair and the right proper time and all this other stuff.
And so the agreement came to this, you know, by the time we're done with the first position,
let's just say it goes 90%.
90 minutes to two hours.
By the time we go through the first position, this may be three and a half hours to five hours.
I hope so.
Just so you know that.
This may be three and a half to five hours.
So it's going to be a sit down for a while, and we have to talk about bathroom breaks
and how to do it, timing, all this stuff.
It's going to be what the audience wants to see.
Are you going to have live fact checks?
Because a lot of it will be feelings.
To be fair for both sides.
And by the way, credit goes to Candace.
Candace is like, bring your team of three to do your own set of fact checking.
So while we're there, Candace has her own team.
He has his own team.
And if I say, hey, can we fact check that?
Both teams can fact check it and put it on the screen,
and they can ask their team to pull it up.
I'm telling you, they're doing it the right way.
Well, it's put up or shut up.
This is the right way to do it, and they're the right people to do it.
Some would say Andrew's got more experience with debating,
and some would say Candace has more experience with this.
But regardless.
The fact that both sides are kind of saying, well, the other person has the advantage.
Well, the other person has the advantage.
This is a good showdown.
And are you revealing the location?
I'm not saying that you have location.
No, I'm not going to reveal it.
No meaning, but you're going to.
No, you'll just see that's going to be a live.
Don't worry about the location.
Just keep in mind, put it on your calendar.
It's going to be great.
And the reason why I'm doing it is for me, just so you know, I'm not getting paid.
This is not like, hey, can you pay me for this?
They're not even paying me for my flight.
Just so everybody knows this.
And I'm doing this because.
Candace is pregnant.
And in many cases.
She's pregnant again?
She is pregnant.
And so we're doing this because we're going there.
And, you know, Candace has come here many times.
This is one way of us going there and hosting this conversation.
And we're looking forward to it.
We're looking forward to it.
Put it in your calendar.
It's going to be wild.
It's going to be intense.
It's going to be massive.
And it's going to be what many, many, many people have been waiting for.
There's a massive audience rooting for Candace.
And there's a massive audience rooting for Andrew.
And I think it's the right show.
So tomorrow morning.
11 a.m.
You will see it here on PBD Podcast.
You know, all over the place.
The clips will come out.
So with that being said, gang, if you're watching this, we will not be.
We typically would do Monday, Friday.
The reason why I'm not doing tomorrow is because of this.
We will go back to it again next Monday.
And I'm sure many of you guys will be tuning in to this.
Whether you like either party or not, I highly recommend tuning in and listening.
Tuning in.
And by the way, for the people that are like, well, you know,
Pat's on Candace's side.
Pat's on Andrew's side.
I just did a Ben Shapiro interview last week.
Do you understand?
Like, if there's anybody.
So for both of them to agree to this, this is a very, very fair positioning
on where everybody's at.
And keep in mind, respect to Michael Knowles.
He's one of my favorite guys in the market.
I love Michael Knowles.
You know what he did and what his position was.
I respect it.
And as well.
Because Joe, this started with Joe's podcast with, you know, what do you call it?
Andrew Wilson doing his thing.
Being there.
So Joe was offering as well.
So everybody wants to have this conversation.
We'll do that tomorrow, 11 a.m. Eastern time.
Guys, take care.
Have a great weekend.
We'll do it again next week.
God bless everybody.
Take care.
Bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Fauci privately texted about potential miscarriage risks from COVID vaccines while publicly dismissing such concerns, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Bill Ackman revealed his wife and he had seven miscarriages, linking them to the vaccine, intensifying scrutiny of Fauci.
Brad Pitt announced he is drinking again after seven years of sobriety, citing personal reasons; Conor McGregor followed suit, ending his own sobriety.
A WNBA coach, Stephanie White, faced backlash for claiming she didn't see a flagrant foul on her player, despite video showing she had a clear view; she later gave a defensive, scripted apology.
AOC is now the leading Democratic candidate for 2028 in prediction markets, surpassing Gavin Newsom, who flip-flopped toward socialist policies.
Tucker Carlson's interview with Hunter Biden reignited the laptop controversy; John Paul Mac Isaac, who received the laptop, accused Tucker of complacency and covering up the story.
John Paul Mac Isaac detailed Hunter Biden's behavior, including inappropriate relations with his niece, and claimed he lost his business and suffered personally without profiting.
The SPLC was reportedly linked to starting the Charlottesville riot, with ABC News covering the scandal.
Donald Trump allegedly used a catering truck to secretly leave Air Force One amid Iranian threats, avoiding detection.
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Paramount's potential buyers, Ellison, may move the company to two red states and sell a key component, which the host opposes.
Summary:
The host opens with a range of controversial stories, starting with Dr. Anthony Fauci, who privately texted about potential miscarriage risks from COVID vaccines while publicly dismissing them. Bill Ackman's revelation of seven miscarriages amplifies public anger, with calls for Fauci's prosecution.
The host also discusses Brad Pitt's return to drinking after seven years of sobriety, noting personal stress from his divorce and family issues; Conor McGregor joined him, though the host warns against relapse. In sports, a WNBA coach faced backlash for denying she saw a flagrant foul, despite video evidence, and her scripted apology was criticized as insincere. Politically, AOC has overtaken Gavin Newsom as the Democratic frontrunner in prediction markets, with the host arguing Newsom's shift toward socialism was a strategic mistake.
The laptop controversy resurfaces as Tucker Carlson interviews Hunter Biden, who denies dropping off the laptop; John Paul Mac Isaac, the shop owner, disputes this, accusing Tucker of complacency and revealing Hunter's alleged inappropriate behavior with his niece. Mac Isaac claims he lost everything without profiting, while Tucker's motives are questioned due to his personal ties to Hunter. Other stories include the SPLC's alleged role in Charlottesville, Trump's secret departure from Air Force One, and Paramount's potential move to red states.
The host concludes by promoting a debate on Tyler Robinson and Candace Owens, and a networking conference, emphasizing the importance of accountability and integrity in public figures.
FAQs
Private texts showed Fauci privately worried the vaccine could cause miscarriages in the first trimester, but he publicly said there were no red flags for pregnant women. This contradicted his public statements at the time.
Coach Stephanie White claimed she didn't see a flagrant foul on her player Sophie Cunningham, but video showed her with a clear view. She faced backlash for her initial response and later gave a defensive, scripted apology.
Brad Pitt revealed he started drinking again in a more restrained manner, citing personal life changes. He said he got overconfident a couple of times and now drinks with moderation, though he acknowledged it's not good for him.
Mac Isaac accused Tucker Carlson of running cover for his complacency in covering the laptop story. He claimed Carlson's producers restricted his interviews and that Carlson had personal ties to Hunter, including asking for help getting his son into Georgetown.
Prediction markets show AOC leading Gavin Newsom, with over $170 million wagered on her. She's seen as more likable and has a loyal following, while Newsom's shift toward socialism and flip-flopping hurt his chances.
The discussion highlighted that Twitter took down a viral New York Post story about the laptop before the 2020 election. John Paul Mac Isaac, who received the laptop, insists it's authentic and that Hunter is rewriting history, with evidence from the DOJ.
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