WTF Did He Just Say? Calls for Immediate Impeachment
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The speaker delivers a powerful critique of Donald Trump’s political rhetoric and the broader cultural forces supporting him, especially evangelical Christian groups. They argue that Trump’s suggestion of sacrificing major U.S. cities like Los Angeles or San Diego is not just reckless but ideologically aligned with fascist and Nazi-like thinking. The speaker highlights the deep hypocrisy of religious communities that cheer Trump’s personal life—such as his relationship with a rumored "bunny boiler"—while denouncing LGBTQ+ individuals and families. This hostility is institutionalized in private schools, like those in Oklahoma, which require anti-LGBTQ+ pledges, directly contributing to higher suicide rates among youth. The speaker also warns against the unchecked power of AI, criticizing figures like Sam Altman for prioritizing corporate interests over public safety and democratic accountability. They stress that cities are often wrongly blamed for societal problems, when the real issue lies in rural communities where families fail to provide love and support for vulnerable youth. Ultimately, the speaker calls for a moral reckoning, urging political and societal change to protect human dignity, promote inclusivity, and ensure that government serves the public good—not profit or ideology.
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Remember, with the word just artificial, it's a little bit high. It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe. They can take out a city. Let them take, let them take out Los Angeles. Let them take out San Diego. That's, this is a very small price to pay. And it's going to be over with very soon. It's the same. Let them take out Los Angeles. And then the crowd starts cheering like that. That they're cheering that Iran would annihilate Los Angeles or San Diego. Yeah. And like you point out, it's an invitation to an adversary that were at war with to attack two cities that are in blue states by the commander in chief, by the person that took an oath under the Constitution to serve and protect all of its citizens. And anything that the press covers about this man should start always with the pretext of this man is unfit to run this country. And any story that you cover without that disclaimer, without that mentioning upfront is invalid, is not doing service to what's taking place with his rhetoric on the campaign trail with his level of incompetence. And, and the rhetoric that spews from him the dangers this country, it's unparalleled. And I'm no longer mad at Donald Trump. I'm mad at all these fucking people that are complicit in this. That's, and I'm sorry for the language, but I'm mad about that. That's what I'm mad about. All these other people that know this is wrong, that continue to suck up to this man and not call this out and step up. And a lot of this, you know, they get their feelings hurt when we refer to them as fascists or when we refer to them as Nazis. And Trump didn't just out of the clear blue sky say we can sacrifice Los Angeles or San Diego and they could take it out and be a small price to pay. He campaigned on stomping out the enemy from within. That is very Hitler-esque. That is very Nazi-esque. And it is so important as we head into the midterms that we identify these people as what they are. Pete Hegg's Seth. Yesterday or over the weekend, he had a full-blown Nazi stage completely just like Adolf Hitler's when he spoke to the military. These people are showing us who they are. And here's the fundamental difference between MAGA and us. I do not, in any way, shape or form, want the most MAGA county in the United States bombed and taken out. I don't like these people. I don't understand why they like Trump so much. All of rural America has been lied to and had poor education systems, hospitals closing down. I don't want them dead. I want them to have health care. I want them to have good schools. I want them to have infrastructure. I don't want to go to lunch with them. I don't want to go to a concert with them. But I don't want them dead or nor do I want them to suffer. And that's the fundamental difference. He's stoking this resentment in his supporters to where they are cheering on the annihilation of Los Angeles, which is one of the top economies in the world. So what is it Republicans? Are you four big economies? Are you four just owning the lives? Because this is so incredibly dangerous and impunity, which he is able to continue to do this day after day after day after day with the media, with these other Republicans, and just with people you know, just with people you know that support Trump is disgusting. And then, you know, you would think that if there are all of these rumors that you have a very inappropriate bizarre relationship with who we refer to on this channel as the bunny boiler, Natalie Harp, that you would kind of keep her in the background. Not this guy, 10-foot tall and bulletproof, play the clip. Brings are right out on stage and then all the family values Christians are just cheering. They're just cheering Trump's bunny boiler mistress. And when I say mistress, I don't think anything sexually is going on, but clearly they have a really weird relationship. That based on the Christian viewpoint, if Barack Obama had some gal that was following him around, writing him all these psycho love letters, they would lose their minds about it. You know, the hypocrisy is so rich in this and and he, first of all, he makes a comment that references, she's like one of the girls on the prices right. If you watch them, you know, yeah, he actually says that. So he there's no denying the fact that he sexes like the misogyny, all of all of that stuff. But like you said, the people that are there that go to church every week that go sit at the pew that talk to their kids about the importance of family, faith. They go to these rallies and they see this man and they stand up and they applaud and they cheer. And in the whole time, you're just thinking, guys, you guys are just either so fucking stupid, so dumb, or you just have bought into this fake lifestyle of Christianity and repenting and believing in this man. And I can't even figure it out anymore. I know we talk about it every day, but it's, it's, how do you do that? How do you go there and see this young blonde show up? And then he makes a comment about her being like the prices right girl and then the crowd cheers even more. And then they own this, this platform of Christianity and family values. I mean, you couldn't make this shit up like it's so unbelievable, so unbelievable. All right. So Donald Trump would not be able to do a lot of the stuff that he is doing without the support of the evangelical Christians who mind you want to tell everybody who they can marry, how they can have sex, where what they can do with their OB/GYN, the nosiest bitty, busy body, codependent toxic group of people. So that support from these evangelicals, he would not be president without that. He also would not be so brazen in the second term without the oligarchs and elites propping him up. And these elites and these evangelicals are really strange bedfellows, in my opinion, because they have the exact same in-game control. The elites want their AI to control the government, to control the means of production, to dismantle democracy. The religious right are fine as long as the control comes from religious means. So these people have partnered up. And it's weird because in both scenarios for the Christians, they think the rapture is coming and it's Armageddon. And then Sam Altman and all of these other guys are kind of admitting, yeah, AI could kill us. So either way, it's this apocalyptic Doomsday scenario with these people. And here is Sam Altman, a man who is being sued by his sister right now. And she alleges that he sexually abused her her entire life. I saw a video where Tucker Carlson accuses Sam Altman of murder. It's pretty interesting little clip. I mean, I'm not saying that happened, but Tucker Carlson accuses him of that. And here he is, and he just thinks people just have to suck it up, suck it up, better cap with AI. Play the clip. A big believer that this technology has to be democratized and put in people's hands. I think one of the biggest differences between us and some of the stricter, let's say AI-safety people is we believe that the world should accept some bad things happening for the benefits of this technology and people having the agency. So I disagree, but I understand the perspective of people who are like this technology going to get so powerful and it's so dangerous that a single lab in San Francisco should have it and make sure nothing bad happens and kind of figure out how to do out the benefits. I think that is a completely unacceptable tradeoff from a perspective of liberty and human agency and people self-determining the future. This coming from the man whose company will keep the benefits while the public absorbs the bad things. So he's saying, could you imagine in any other industry, thinking
about like the FDA and stuff. What if we just said, imagine that we're gonna issue a drug and it's gonna kill some people, but there's a huge upside to the drug itself. Could you imagine the uproar? I mean, no, you can't do something like that. It's that way of thinking is absurd. And it shows you how out of touch people like him are really with everyday Americans because this AI problem manifests itself in a lot of young kids and a lot of young adults and it's getting worse and it's getting worse and the government is going to have to regulate it. There's gonna have to be some form of regulation and it's unacceptable to have someone who's inside the industry who has invested financial interest that gets to control the narrative on how much regulation takes place and it's like we pointed out on another episode. All that is tied into money to the oligarchs that get invitations to the White House that get to line their pockets to the President of the United States. Donald Trump gets to line his pockets with these guys and they get to set this policy and you know who suffers, kids in small towns, kids across the country that reach out to use AI, that use social media, that use these platforms. It's gonna be all of us at some point with hacking and the integrity of this stuff and it's dangerous. It's so dangerous and it's pretty grim and it's another reason why the Democrats hopefully take back either the Senate and or the House and can legislate some meaningful regulation in this industry that's much needed. Yeah and I just want to point out that they are moving at a very quick rate, a very fast rate right now. The same way that Benjamin Netanyahu moved at a very fast rate while Donald Trump is in power because Donald Trump is unprincipled. He's easy to exploit. Sam Altman behind the scenes is probably saying look I'll give you 20% cut, you personally, not the government, you personally, if you make sure there's no regulations on this, Donald Trump doesn't care. He doesn't have any empathy for human beings and we have to have a government. The Republicans say we need government run like a business and I'm gonna say it again, no, you don't. Businesses are about exploiting labor and maximizing profits and cutting safety regulations. Government should be about lifting up labor, making the playing field more fair and first and foremost public safety and I'm just as an aside, their technology wants to do the thing that is harming us right now the most, which is separating all of us. Everybody is off. I spend way too much time on my phone. I'm sure you guys feel the same thing. If it's been too much time online, this is not good for our species. The one thing that heals us and makes us better is human connection, in-person human connection and so this is just incredibly, incredibly dangerous and I'm just gonna say this, their products are not as great as they keep saying they are. And then finally, this video I found to be so poignant and you know I like to leave you guys with some opium. And this journalist went on Bill Mar and said one of the best things I've heard in the last several news cycles. Cities are very unfairly labeled as these problem centers by Donald Trump and others and one thing is worth remembering, if you look at the population of all people in cities, who particularly people will come to cities from elsewhere, but particularly homeless and other vulnerable people in cities, look at youth homeless. A pretty large chunk of those people who end up in cities were failed in some other parts of this country, okay? In the fraction of youth homeless or LGBTQ whatever, pretty high. So there are a lot of families in this country who fail the first duty of family, which is to love your kids more than any other thing. And there's a lot of families in this country that look at some verse in some book and their child's face and choose the verse in the book over their child's face and drive their children out of Nebraska or out of Florida or out of Idaho. And those kids come to San Francisco and those kids come to New York and those kids go to Chicago and we have friends giving dinners with them. You live in LA. You are surrounded by people who have those kind of stories. And so cities, every time someone is sleeping on a subway bench in a city, the rest of America can sort of say, "Oh, look at these cities." But we are holding a lot of your people who you fail to love and take care. So this is spot on. Listen, or you know that we're from Oklahoma. And the ability of these family values people to be so incredibly dismissive and cruel to their own children because their children are gay or because their children have decided, you know, this faith that you indoctrinated me in, I'm not into it. I don't like it. I have a different mindset. It is an authoritarian style of parenting and when their children do not conform to exactly what their parents want. The parents, the churches, the community push these people to the places that he's talking about, cities. The failure is always the family values people and their hypocrisy. Look at the family values people in just this episode. Clapping like seals when they're adjudicated rapists, cancels deep in the Epstein files, which is a child sex pedophilia ring. And he's got some bunny boiler psycho that writes him love letters, walks out on the stage and they all cheer. But yet, they're all like, oh, that Melania is such a class act. It is bullshit. The family values crowd. It is other, utter bullshit. The gay people that I know in Oklahoma, their first bully, their parents. And that's just something as a mother. I will never, ever, ever, ever, ever understand. If my and Josh's sons were gay, I'm going to be in the front of the pride parade every year, which we go to now anyway. And I just, there is a disgusting excuse and permission structure that allows these parents to be shitty parents because they hold the Bible in their hand. And it's so gross to me, Josh. Well, let's talk numbers for a few minutes. The Williams Institute survey of youth agencies found roughly that 40% of their clients were LGBT. And the LGBT youth group makes up no more than about 10% of that age group. So that gap is not by accident. And it's just like that gentleman was talking about. At Chapin Hall University of Chicago, they found that LGBTQ youth are 120% more likely to experience homelessness than their non-LGBDQ peers. And then they further find nearly seven and 10 service providers named family rejection as a major factor in LGBTQ youth homelessness. And it's just just like he's talking about. And so why do they go to these bigger cities that go to where there's more help for them, typically, or where there's more acceptance and more openness. And in these rural communities, you don't find that there. And it's really, really sad. This is one of the sadder things of this generation of kids that that's not talked about enough, which is how young gay and trans kids are vilified by our government in the media and how that message trickles down into their lives, into their homes, into their parents' opinions, into their churches, into their schools, and how they're treated on a day in and day out basis. It's really horrifying. And it makes you look at your country. It makes you look at the fellow people that you share space with. And it makes you want to run away and get away from these people, from these assholes. It really does. And of course, that's not an option. We don't have that luxury. We're not doing that. We're going to stay in here and fight. But it's a real sickening mentality that they can treat. And these are young kids. A lot of them are 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 years old trying to figure out who they are. And their parents are doing the exact same thing. Everybody's just trying. The hardest they can. And every turn, when they look up, they're vilified by some tweet of a politician or used as some straw person to bolster some bullshit argument that the right has. At the sake of them, these one liners are made day in and day out. And it's really sad. It's sad. And to all of them, obviously they know this is a safe place. But we love all of you. We accept all of you. And we preach that to people. And we try to help all of you. And it's just that simple. And I just want to point out that this is being institutionalized. There are private schools all over the United States. Three that I'm going to call it specifically in today's episode that I'm familiar with in Oklahoma City. Crossing Christian school, Oklahoma Christian school, and Bishop McGinnis Catholic High School. All of these schools, the parents and And students have to sign an anti-gay.
a pro-Hedero normative anti-trans document, and they're varying from all three of those schools. The point I wanna make to you is almost every gay person I know from Oklahoma was born from Republican Christian parents. They were, their parents were Republican Christians, sent them to mega churches, and they're still gay because it's not a choice. Republicans have gay kids. Evangelical Christians have gay kids, and the more you try to un-gay them, the more dangerous the society gets for them and suicide rates are incredibly much higher with this group of people than an heteronormative people. And these schools that allow this type of systemic bigotry are killing kids and driving families apart. So shame on you, crossings Christian school in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for the hate that you spew in the name of the Bible. Shame on you to Oklahoma Christian school, OCS. And shame on you to Bishop McGinnock, McGinnock's Catholic High School that recently had all of the students sign an anti-trans document. You are hateful bigots every last one of you that are exacerbating suicide rates in this community. And though you all can message us other schools because I'd like to take down every single one of them, they are tax-free, they do not pay taxes, and they have a political agenda that kills people, promotes hate, promotes bigotry and makes these kids less safe. And all of the parents that spend money at these schools have a message for you, fuck you. You have something that I will never understand. And that is that you only love certain types of kids, not all kids, your bigots, to your core. And so I just want to leave that there because these schools are operating with such impunity. And parents are racing to go pay these schools tens of thousands of dollars a year, and they are making these kids less safe. And it's just tragic. All right, that's all we have. Today is not today fascist, official launch day. That's why I'm in Washington, DC in the nation's capital, the white trashification of the White House. I saw with my very own eyes, and it is a shit show. It looks horrible. Everything this man touches. But please, by my book, I will be in Boston on Wednesday. My darling is going to be there with me in New York on Thursday in Naperville, Illinois on Monday with the very controversial Hassan Packer. And make sure you subscribe to our channel, and we will be back later with more news. (upbeat music)
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The speaker criticizes Donald Trump’s rhetoric, particularly his suggestion that Los Angeles or San Diego could be sacrificed as a "small price to pay," calling it dangerously inflammatory and Hitler-esque.
The speaker condemns the hypocrisy of evangelical Christians who applaud Trump’s personal relationships and rally around "family values" while showing intolerance toward LGBTQ+ youth and families.
There is a clear link between Trump’s support base and evangelical groups, which share a belief in apocalyptic, authoritarian control—whether through religion or AI—despite their moral contradictions.
The speaker highlights how LGBTQ+ youth face systemic rejection, homelessness, and suicide, often due to parental and institutional hostility, particularly in rural and religious communities.
Private religious schools in the U.S., such as those in Oklahoma, require students and parents to sign anti-gay and anti-trans documents, institutionalizing hate and contributing to increased youth mental health crises.
The speaker argues that AI regulation should be public and democratic, not controlled by corporate elites or tech leaders with financial stakes, warning against unchecked technological power.
Cities are unfairly labeled as problem areas, when in reality they are populated by vulnerable individuals fleeing rural environments where families fail to support their children.
The speaker calls for political accountability and systemic change, emphasizing that democracy and human dignity must be protected from both political extremism and religious bigotry.
Summary:
The speaker delivers a powerful critique of Donald Trump’s political rhetoric and the broader cultural forces supporting him, especially evangelical Christian groups. S. cities like Los Angeles or San Diego is not just reckless but ideologically aligned with fascist and Nazi-like thinking.
The speaker highlights the deep hypocrisy of religious communities that cheer Trump’s personal life—such as his relationship with a rumored "bunny boiler"—while denouncing LGBTQ+ individuals and families. This hostility is institutionalized in private schools, like those in Oklahoma, which require anti-LGBTQ+ pledges, directly contributing to higher suicide rates among youth. The speaker also warns against the unchecked power of AI, criticizing figures like Sam Altman for prioritizing corporate interests over public safety and democratic accountability.
They stress that cities are often wrongly blamed for societal problems, when the real issue lies in rural communities where families fail to provide love and support for vulnerable youth. Ultimately, the speaker calls for a moral reckoning, urging political and societal change to protect human dignity, promote inclusivity, and ensure that government serves the public good—not profit or ideology.
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Critics argue that Trump's comments about sacrificing major cities like Los Angeles or San Diego are dangerous, inflammatory, and inconsistent with the principle of protecting all citizens.
Evangelical Christians and political elites are seen as key supporters of Trump, with the former providing moral backing and the latter offering financial and policy influence through elite networks.
Critics argue that Sam Altman and others in the AI industry prioritize profit over public safety, suggesting that AI development should be regulated to prevent harm to individuals and society.
Research shows LGBTQ youth are 120% more likely to experience homelessness, with family rejection and societal discrimination cited as major contributing factors.
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