Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower and
American patriot. Prepare to embrace the
uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for
comforting lies. Here is civil liberties
enthusiast, Second Amendment defender, and recovering FBI
agent Kyle Seraphin. Well, hello my friends and
welcome to the Kyle Seraphin Show.
Today is Thursday, it is April the 3rd, and I do appreciate you
guys joining us for what might be kind of a cringe worthy, kind
of gross show, but I feel like it has to be done.
Media everywhere, left and right, all the mainstream are
freaking out about Liberation Day, about tariffs, about world
markets crumbling, a recession inbound.
Nobody seems to care that it's going to have to cost something
to be able to crawl back some of the the ground that was lost
over the years. When it comes to things like,
what do you call that thing, inflation and all of the sort of
nasty policies that have gotten us into this place, this sort of
laziness, you know, it's always that way when you've had a time
of excess and you've been spending things you shouldn't.
Sometimes you got to pay the damn bill.
And so anyway, I expect that to come down.
So all of the leftist media are going to do one thing.
They're all crying about tariffs.
They're all crying about things costing more, even though that
hasn't happened yet. And even though global markets,
which is to say the stock markets and so on, they're all
just betting. These are like massive casinos
at the end of the day. They have nothing to do with the
actual prices. Nobody is seeing a price change
today. Nobody is seeing a cost of good
change today except the people that are actually in the buying
end, in the logistical supply chain.
And that hasn't hit you yet. And it's not going to for quite
a while. So they're all going to do the
doomsdaying thing. In fact, the best headline of
the day launched from CNN. Everything is blowing up in Elon
Musk's face. Yes, the man who is worth more
money than any human being in the history of human beings.
It's all crumbling around him. Whatever will he do?
Of course, it was written by someone who has a background in
journalism and who lives in Brooklyn and who is a white
female who probably has a cat and no husband.
I'm not trying to poke fun at you people that are cat ladies,
but you guys know what I'm talking about.
There's a certain type of person that celebrates the decline of
certain types and that's what we're dealing with today.
So instead of doing that, I'm going to be talking about the
other thing, the sub headline that is coming out everywhere,
which is that the United States is very, very bad.
Not just because we're terrible about tariffs and not just
because we're being mean to the global markets when it comes to
having now reciprocal tariffs and, and, and charges on goods
coming in, just like we would on the ones going out.
No, there are travel warnings being issued around the globe
because the United States is not friendly the trans people
proving that the leftist media thinks the rest of the world is
just as insane as they are. So we're going to talk about
transgender ideology. We're going to talk about states
rights, we're going to talk about a Supreme Court argument
that is happening today in that sphere.
And I think we have a pretty decent show, actually.
I think we got a lot of things to talk about and let's go ahead
and cover things that nobody else will at the at that point.
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All right, let's dive into today's show with all this kind
of nonsense. Like I said, what a weird it's
we're going to cover the opposite of what the news covers
today. And it's all blowing up in their
faces. And this is the picture.
Look how unhappy Elon Musk looks.
He is contemplative and he is sitting there and God forbid
it's not going to work out. Do you guys think, is that
likely? No.
All right, So Allison Morrow is one of the writers over at CNN.
She writes the nightcap. She writes some of their
financial news. Watch.
And as I said, white lady out of Brooklyn, NY, who is very, very
in touch with the world. I'm sure all it took was losing
$100 billion in three months to make Elon Musk change his tune
on government work. That's the headline.
The claim is, is that he's lost a ton of money.
This is all not real money anyway, right?
It's unrealized losses. Unrealized gains.
That's what they always want to do.
You think that this guy is worried about that in his net
worth? Maybe, maybe he is, maybe he's
not. The claim is is that he's going
to be leaving the White House. And he said that was fake news.
I don't know. Who are we going to believe,
CNN, Elon Musk? Just saying.
The White House said on Wednesday that the political
report that he was going to be leaving is garbage.
They dismissed it as fake news on social media.
The administration confirmed that he is expected to wrap up
his stint as Trump's, quote, UN quote, hatchet man.
That's their words, not mine. In late May or early June when
his 130 days as a special government employee comes to an
end. In other words, the term was
always going to end and it was always going to be inside of 130
days. So this is not actually an
announcement. That's kind of like saying
someone is doing a 90, a 90 day, you know, temporary duty
rotation, and he's going to leave at 85 days.
And they're like, he's leaving early.
It's like, well, he's leaving like more or less like when
anticipated. This was a cover story at CNN
today. This is the great news that they
want to do it. And why is it?
It's because everything is going wrong according to them.
They all have to go out there and parade this tariffs game.
Again, I'm not going to get into it too much.
What I am going to play you is a rather long clip of Stephen
Miller being asked about tariffs and why they're important and
why they need to be done. We're already seeing certain
trading partners drop theirs, which is fairly well anticipated
that when you start offering them an opportunity, do you want
to do business with the largest consumer in the globe, with the
wealthiest country in the world, or do you want to do what you
want to do? You can in sales, we used to
have this expression, it's better to have 50% of something
than 100% of nothing. And that means that if you offer
a deal and you're a hardliner on it, you're not willing to
negotiate, you're not willing to compromise.
You don't want to have any flexibility in your pricing, in
your offering, whatever it looks like, your delivery date,
something like this. You know, there's, there's
always these different, these different things that you could
haggle on when it comes to making a deal.
And I remember one of the great sales lessons I learned is that
it's better to get a deal done than have 100% of your pride and
no deal at all. Here's Stephen Miller talking
about what's going on, why they think it's important and that
they're really willing to sort of bite the bullet.
There are times when you can't compromise.
In other words, you would lose money on the deal, you would
actually lose other business in the future, things like that.
They're just saying like fair trade is what we think should
happen. That we've basically been in the
spin of giving away, you know, the farm since since World War
2, that the United States has not been operating on an
equitable trading ground. They've basically felt like
guilty for the globe, for our great success as a nation.
And so he's going to make the argument why they have to bring
it back. So I'll give it to him.
It's a little bit longer than normal.
Like I said, it goes like 2 minutes and change.
Can you talk about the president's historical view on
global trade? And the tool of tariffs or the
use of tariffs that he envisions not just through Liberation Day
today, but how he's used it over the years.
Yes, well, the announcement today is the most significant
action on global trade policy that has taken place in our
lifetimes. It's not even a close call.
I mean, this is this is probably the biggest event that's
happened on global trade since the very ill-fated decision this
that we are now reversing of knocking down all of America's
trade tariffs and revenue policies that led to the
offshoring and outsourcing of all four industries.
So this is the great reversal of that great portrayal is how I
look at it. So in the 20th century,
successive American presidents knocked down all of the policies
that we had to protect American industry, and they did insane
things like letting China into the World Trade Organization as
an example, and we watched all of our factories go overseas.
This is the complete reversal of that.
This is the great onshoring, the great reshoring of American jobs
and wealth. So if you look at America today,
we're totally dependent on foreign countries for the
supplies to make this country run for all of the essential
goods, materials manufactured products that make it possible
for us to, to live our lives. Our, our cars, our electronics,
all the materials that go into our homes, our buildings, our,
our medical supplies, our, our, our entire supply chains are
completely embedded in foreign countries.
So there's a national emergency of any kind and A and a country
shuts off an import or a foreign power, embargoes a sea lane.
We are then left defenseless, helpless because of the
decisions that prior leaders made that we that President
Trump is now reversing to let all of these industries leave
our country. And So what he's doing today is
for the first time ever, he's saying that if you have stolen
our jobs and therefore threatened our national
security, we will apply a reciprocal tariff based on the
degree of your misconduct. So for countries like China, for
example, they will see a very high tariff rate because they've
engaged in the most egregious conduct and threatens our
national security. For countries that have severe
but not as severe misconduct, they'll see a a moderate but not
as high tariff rate. The effect though, of those
global tariffs will be that companies will have to move
their production back into the United States.
So factories will leave whether there be Mexico or Canada or
Vietnam or Cambodia or China or the European Union, they will
come back to the United States to produce their products, to
make their goods. And in so doing, yes, it will
create jobs, yes, it will increase revenues, but most
importantly, it will restore our national security so that we
will not be dependent on anyone else to survive and thrive as a
nation. That's.
All right, that's the argument, right?
And, and we'll see how it plays out.
That's what we have to do. It's bigger than that, though.
It's even larger than that. One of the discussions that
continues to be had in liberal circles that I keep seeing this
was on Bill Maher the other day. And I'm not going to play a clip
in there because I feel like I'm heavy on Bill Maher half the
time. He seems to get a lot of
promotion and he gets invited to the White House.
If you say really nasty things about the the current sitting
president's family, you can still get invited to the White
House. Isn't that something because
he's so unfair and unreasonable, right.
I want to play Mike Rowe instead, because when you
outsourced all those jobs, when you, when you incentivized
foreign nations and, and basically you incentivize
companies to go to foreign nations where it was cheaper,
where the labor was cheaper, where you didn't have to spend
the the high cost for American workers and you could get away
with prices because they came into the United States with no
penalty on them. You destroyed something really
incredible. I actually see a Direct Line
with the outsourcing of American manufacturing jobs and that
supply chain and that national security discussion that Stephen
Miller is talking about. I see the exact same thread
running through two family 2 income households now, the thing
that Elizabeth Warren used to call the two income trap in my
lifetime and I'm not that old. I'm 43 years old and in my
lifetime, it has become standard that that most households will
have men and women working and they will outsource the raising
of their children to the state. Right.
That's what you've done when you put your kids in government
schools. It's not a nice thing to say.
It doesn't feel good to talk about it.
But for those of you who have I, I always end up getting like,
sort of like nasty complaints or people going like, hey, that's
not fair. Like, we didn't have a choice.
Maybe not, maybe you felt like you didn't, but you actually
did. It just meant that you would
have to tighten your belts, live in a much smaller house,
probably be without a lot of things for you to maintain the
convenience of what you have. The trade is is that often times
we see now the government is going to raise your kids.
And So what is the most common thing that those of you who have
conservative, let's say adult children in their 20s, their
maybe their early their, their late teens, their early 20s,
kind of going into the professional world.
When you have adult children that stay in the same values
that you do, there's one thing in common.
They listen to what you said. They saw the values that you
lived and those you that that say, well, I sent my kid off to
university and they came back hating me.
How much time did you get to to spend with them?
I'm not trying to indict you. I'm trying to make you look at
this as a broader problem. This is a social problem as
well. The offshoring of jobs, the
weakening of, let's say, the nuclear family, which we always
heard about in the conservative circles in the 90s.
If you devalue, if you bring women into the workplace and now
you've watered down the workplace.
It's good for the companies, maybe kind of it's bad for our
culture. It's bad for our children.
And that's why I see this like this using of, of a woman
holding a baby on the floor of the house the day before
yesterday as the most disgusting prop, a political prop using a
child, an infant, saying mothers are so important.
Accessibility. We need to make the Congress
more accessible to to new mothers, young families.
F you lady. That woman is a leftist Democrat
and that that accessibility, that suicidal empathy, that is a
vector. It is a means by approaching a a
sympathetic mind, a compassionate person, good
people, by the way, you may be looked at it and went like,
well, yeah, why? Why shouldn't women be able to
go and and bring their baby to the work, but why shouldn't they
be able to stay home and nurse their child?
Because it's a two year term. It has a predictable start and a
predictable end. And nobody made you be a
congressperson. Anybody can be a congressperson,
but only one person can be the mother to a child. 1 You all
know this instinctively, which is why when you look at people,
let's say Dave Rubin, I got no problem taking shots across at
anybody. You look at someone like Dave
Rubin who went out there and outsourced the the birthing of a
baby. He and a partner contributed, I
don't know, like like their own gene pool to some egg donor that
they bought, that they selected from a book.
Like they're making a designer baby, had somebody else bear it,
and then took that baby from the mother.
That child is forever going to not have a mother, physically
had a mother new nine months of one thing and then immediately
taken away. That's the problem with
surrogacy. That's the problem with IVF.
That's the problem with all of these types of technologies.
They can start off as doing something kind of good, but if
you guys don't think that this is going to go somewhere ugly,
you can look at it in the same way the United States looked out
there in the world and said we are doing really well.
The globe is suffering. It is rebuilding from a World
War. How do we fix this?
Let's go out there and make it easy for them to use the
American consumer. You can come to America for
very, very low cost. We won't tariff you anymore
more. It is our it is our penance for
being so successful. Here's where the cost goes.
You ready? This is Mike Rowe sitting on
with the Moms podcast. Men have left the workplace in
this country by the millions because they are not being asked
to do anything for women that are upset.
Hey, how come men don't want to get married anymore?
Because you've proven that you don't care whether you get
married or not. Because that is not the status
quo anymore. The status quo in my lifetime
was men got married so they could take care of families,
because there were even stories going back in my childhood in
the cultural sort of norms, watching this on television and
so on. The shotgun wedding, You guys
remember the shotgun wedding? That's when a guy got a girl
pregnant. They were interested in each
other. They were screwing around
because maybe they're high school kids now.
There's a baby on the way. Abortion wasn't an option
because this was in the 80s when that was actually looked at as a
really awful thing. Even in the 90s, when it was the
safe, legal and rare crowd, there was shame associated with
killing your child. So that made sense.
And So what was your option? Dad holds you up with a shotgun
and says you're going to marry my daughter and do right by her,
and that means you go and get a job.
I have one of the greatest friends in the world who I saw
as a brilliant, a brilliant young man with unlimited
potential who people thought was throwing his life away because
he and his fiance got pregnant early on in his college career,
early on in his teens or like Bright at 20.
And everybody went, he threw his life away, full academic
scholarship, absolutely brilliant, high performer, good
person, wonderful household, was engaged to a gal.
And then boom, like suddenly they announced that they're
pregnant. And he dropped out of college,
OK, because that's what men do. And he got a job and he started
working and he supported his family and they had another baby
and he finished his college degree, which is difficult.
But I watched him do it. And I was so proud of him for
being a man at a an age when I was not able to.
By the time that I even figured out what being a man was, my
best friend growing up had two children, a wife that he
supported. He's still married to her.
They've been married for my entire adult life before I even
entered adulthood. Why?
Because that was the status quo and we lost that.
Here's Mike Rowe talking about this.
This is a much broader problem. And Stephen Miller is only
talking about the economic and maybe the national security
implications, having the alternative there of trying to
also bring back the ability for men to be the thing that men are
meant to be, men who carry burdens.
This is why Jordan Peterson was so popular before the, the, the
all the, the popularity because men heard it and went, I need
meaning in my life. How do I find that?
And he said, pick up a heavy burden, do something that is
very hard things that you don't even know if you're going to be
equal to the task, go out there and carry that burden and do it
and give meaning to the suffering that is everybody's
life. We all have to suffer.
It doesn't matter if you have the most amazing life.
And I have a pretty amazing life as far as that goes.
And yet my family suffers all the time for small things and
big things just like yours. Some of you out there have a
much heavier burden to carry. If it doesn't have any meaning,
it gets unbearable. But if you know why you're
carrying it, you go, OK, this is my lot in life, right?
And there's an example that most people can look at.
I actually had a discussion with the folks at Catholic Vote.
I'm, I'm editorializing a little bit longer here, but let me just
say this. One of the things that I, I
honed in on was the idea that the cross also looks an awful
lot like the crosshairs in a target on a, on a, on a rifle on
the radical. And what do we use a cross or
radicals or crosshairs to do? You line up on a target and then
you seek out the goal. And so if you're going to be a
person who is Christian, or if you're going to live in a nation
like America, which is a Christian nation by values.
Just go back to where it comes from.
This is not negotiable. Really.
Western society at large has Christian values.
You don't have to like it, you just have to look at history and
accept it because it is not really negotiable.
Yes, there were DS that helps frame the constitution.
I understand when and where these things came from, but
Charlie Kirk does a pretty decent job of negotiating this.
They didn't consider the federal government to be the beginning.
They looked at the states as being the power and almost all
the state constitutions required a declaration of faith.
Just so you guys are on the same page as me, OK.
But all of these things like finding that verb, that burden
and giving it a meaning, naming that meeting and then carrying
it on that pairs. That's the story of the cross I
bear. I dropped it on Betty Johnson
the other day. I will put it over on on our
local channel for you guys little little segment.
If you don't know the cross eyed bear story, it's one of the
funnier stories of moving to Oklahoma and being a guy who
grew up in Dallas and having been born in California.
I, I wasn't familiar with the expression in the way that it
was said in Oklahoma. And I heard Senator Mark Wayne
Mullins the other day on Benny Johnson's show just before I
went on talking about an escape goat.
The word is scapegoat, scapegoat you, you.
And he said escape goat, which is funny because he's a country
guy and in Oklahoma people say funny things all the time.
It doesn't mean that it doesn't have the, you know, a truth.
It just means that sometimes we can laugh about things and they
still have real meaning. And the cross eyed bear was one
of those stories. It reminded me always that there
is this expression that we all probably in some way or another
have a cross that we bear. So I will give you the cross
eyed bear story just because it's charming and it's funny and
it reminds me of my old friend and boss Scott.
Is Mike Rowe talking about the implications of these tariffs?
He doesn't even say it. He's not even talking about
tariffs. I don't think he's even made the
connection at this point in time when he's talking in this
particular clip. But we're making that connection
right now. The, the, the, the imposition of
tariffs are an attempt to reclaim something that we've
lost over the last, like let's say 80 years.
And some of it is that power of men to be able to be a wage
earner, doing blue collar jobs, having a technical skill set.
So that's why I, you know, that's why the the message of
micro always resonates with me. It's a it's a Horror Story, but
it's important to read because it's true.
And the stat that sticks with me and worries me today is 7.2
million able bodied men today in their prime working years are
not only unemployed, they're affirmatively.
This just in the United States, Yes, 7.2 million. 7.2 million
this this number has never existed in peacetime before, but
right now, 7.2 million men officially not even looking.
Now that's bad, but what's worse is the answer to the question of
what? What are they doing?
Are they volunteering with the Jaycees, the Kiwanis Club, The
Lions Club, the Boy Scouts, Skills USA 4H?
Are they involved with their church?
2000 hours a year on average on screens.
Another big issue with moms. I bet so look all problems are
are micro and macro. Micro works is my foundation
micros me, I, I try and keep it small and and granular.
So each one of those 7.2 million men, I frankly, I'd, I'd like to
I'd like to talk to them. I'd, I'd I'd like to show them
how do I find them? I'd like to show them the work.
I'd like to say, look, you do you understand that there's more
to a job than the paycheck? Do you, do you understand what's
happening? But this?
Is why I think we I don't need to hear the woman explain it.
He just told you it's more than a paycheck because it's meaning
to the suffering that exists in your life, which will always
happen. There's something very strange
when you go do like a brutally hard day's work and you finish
and you get to wash off the dirt and the sweat and everything
else. You look around, you go, yeah, I
accomplished something today. I made the world something
slightly different. I used the the talents and the
tools and the sweat and the and the energy.
I converted the food that I've been eating into a production
that can be seen by other human beings.
They will know that I was here because I did this thing.
That's what it's about for most men.
It's great. Like go out and weed your yard
and look at the yard afterwards and just go.
I did that. Even if you don't like wedding,
you will like it. I hate wedding.
I hate the stickers in my hands. I did it so much when I was
younger. I feel like I just don't like it
now. I've got a really good tool that
I found that's making it better. The fact is, this is really
critical. This is critical stuff.
It's so simple going to pivot to a sponsor 'cause they pay the
bills here. And more importantly, if you
think that this is going to go really well right away, you're
probably wrong. So I do think that Stephen
Miller is is hedging his bets with that.
He's saying it conservatively that we could deal with some
problems because of the way these things in the short term.
That's the nature of what happens when you fix things.
Austerity measures always cost you something.
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All right, we're going to continue onward with the other
thing. I see Democrats suddenly have a
new respect for the rule of law. And I know that because MSNBC is
covering it and here it is. Look at this nonsense.
Judges dismissal of Eric Adams case shows the importance of
judicial independence under Donald Trump. 2.0.
This is truly rich stuff. You're seeing Eric Adams there
holding cash. Patels book.
Government gangsters. I don't even know what that
means. That was not the picture
actually used as the headline for this.
This is Jordan Rubin. He's one of the sort of simps
over at MSNBC that writes these like, just just partisan garbage
pieces. The Eric Adams dismissal saga
epitomizes the second Trump administration.
For one thing, it's a prime example that the Justice
Department, led by Donald Trump's personal lawyers and his
criminal impeachment cases, wielding the awesome power of
the federal government for the president's political ends in
the wake of Wednesday's permanent dismissal.
They did a dismissal with with prejudice of the corruption case
against New York City mayor. It's another thing that
shouldn't get lost is that this sort of chapter is a testament
to judicial independence. They suddenly care about the
judiciary again, as long as it's working on their behalf.
There is no standard like a double standard.
And Democrats live on this. Here's Ted Cruz saying as much
on the floor of the Senate, discussing how nice it is to
find these people have suddenly discovered that that law should
matter and that rule should matter, and that maybe looking
out and making sure that judges are able to operate with
impunity should matter. Is the tribute advice pays to
virtue? I have to admit I'm enjoying
listening to my Democrat colleagues suddenly discover the
virtues of the rule of law after four years where they brazenly
supported the most lawless Department of Justice and the
most politically weaponized Department of Justice our nation
has ever seen. We just heard the senator from
Rhode Island talk about the imperative of protecting judges,
and yet not a not a single Democrat senator cared about the
violent protesters that showed up outside Supreme Court
justices homes, including, I might note, female justices like
Justice Amy Coney Barrett threatening their family.
And Joe Biden's attorney general didn't do a damn thing and
refused to enforce the law to protect those judges.
Why? Because he agreed with the
violent protesters and he wanted to intimidate and threaten those
judges. Professor Bray, under our
Constitution, who should decide elections?
The voters or unelected judges? The voters are the ones who
should vote in the election according to the the laws, and
the laws sometimes have to be applied by the judges if
they're. And under our Constitution, who
is charged with making policy decisions?
Elected representatives elected by the people or unelected
federal judges. I think the question of policy,
Senator, is a little broader than a the particular case.
So the basic the law should be an.
Let me how about this judge temporarily restores funding for
legal aid for migrant children. Migrant children, also known as
illegal aliens, people who entered the country illegally
and then are not of legal age. They suddenly care about judges.
Why? Because the judges are ruling
sympathetically to all of their crappy pet projects.
Does it seem like a way that you would be able to operate as a,
as a free nation, as a sovereign nation to be able to let
unlimited people coming in and then like have it like imagine
that children are a value to you as a nation.
Again, weaponizing your sort of belief in family.
Then imagine a bunch of hoodlum kids are going to be trying to
come into your backyard. You didn't invite them in.
They went through the fence. They climbed in.
Maybe they picked the lock on your, on your padlock.
They, they, they're, they're, they're playing in your pool.
They're throwing rocks in there. Whatever.
I've done some things that were dumb when I was a kid.
I can imagine throwing rocks in somebody's pool.
Just saying, I don't know if my parents ever got that call, but
let's just say they were people involved in destroying some
neighborhood property because we were dumb, because we're dumb
kids. And guess what?
We got told about it and it didn't end up real well for us.
We were we were disciplined appropriately.
Judge has restored $200 million. This is a policy decision to
groups that have collected, receive federal grants that were
partially terminated, ending funding for legal representation
in the recruitment of attorneys to represent migrant, AKA
illegal alien children's in illegal immigration proceedings
as they came into the United States. 26,000 children
receiving legal representation through the funding.
And that's why they want to get it.
These are all NGOs that all are sympathetic to Lib causes.
That's why they care. Yeah.
So they're going to use your your kindness and they're going
to make it about weakness. That's why they love this.
They don't really care about women.
They care about men masquerading as women.
That's why this story still bothers me.
I find it to be very off putting.
And here you have the story that we talked about yesterday.
And the coverage of it by MSNBC is pretty telling.
Mike Johnson's humiliating law shows how weak he is without
Trump. Mike Johnson again, what was the
story he lost on a rule discussion on whether or not we
were going to have proxy voting for quote UN quote, new moms.
That's the plan. You guys think this can't be
weaponized and and and gone further, that this is not, this
is really about moms with babies in arms.
She already admits it. This is Brittany Peterson,
representative from Colorado, talking about how she, you know,
she made a really hard decision. You're seeing that the CBS or
sorry, ABC is carrying it. It was a difficult decision to
bring her infant son. It was a difficult decision to
let her child be a political prop.
Here's Mike Johnson. Then I'm going to give you
Brittany Peterson, and then I'm going to show you what this is
probably really about at the end of the day.
Because do we not have an imbalance of geriatric people
that are basically at failing health levels to the point where
they are nearly dead in their chairs compared to like the
number of new moms? There's no way you can tell me
that this is about new moms when in history, per Brittany
Peterson herself, there have been 13 members of Congress that
have ever had a baby while they were serving as Congress people.
13 Congress women in history. You don't change rules for 13
people. You protect them and you try to
help them out and you let them know, like, look, well, OK, we
have all these services available to you.
Or by the way, you can resign like Mike Walsh did.
You can resign like Gates did because he thought he was going
to be the attorney general. You can resign and you can have
somebody else run in your stead. It is not your birthright to
hold on to an elected office that you literally get for two
years per the the way it's described in Article 1.
Mike Johnson talking about the loss here.
Well, it's a very disappointing result on the floor there.
A handful of Republicans joined with all the Democrats to take
down a rule that's rarely done. It's very unfortunate.
In this case, 96% of House Republicans voted against proxy
voting because they believe it's unconstitutional and they agreed
that it would open a Pandora's box.
And so that's what we just saw. Let me just make this clear.
That rule being brought down means that we can't have any
further action on the floor this week.
That means we won't. So they're going to shut down
the work because of that. So these people knew what they
were getting into. Yes.
Was it tither to it? It was if you guys like that,
maybe not. How about this?
Are you going to, are you going to be OK with the fact that
Republicans who are not conservatives, even if they
claim to be, are going to side with this lady doing political
theater with a baby? This is Brittany, Brittany
Peterson standing on the floor with an infant who looks none
too comfortable at 9 weeks old. I remember having friends tell
me that they took their babies to a bar within the first week
or two of them being alive and thinking that their kid was
going to be messed up. And it turns out, guess what
they are. If you use your kid as a prop or
you don't change your life because of your child, it's
going to come back and you will have a failed child that will be
on you. That will be your fault.
All of us have sat there and judged our friends for their
poor parenting, have we not? We judge ourselves too, if we're
being honest. Like we're like, damn it, I
really blew that. I really screwed up.
I really shouldn't have gotten angry about this.
I should have been more compassionate.
I should have spent more time doing these things.
How many people don't look back and have this?
Do you think that this, this Brittany Peterson is going to
look back and one day and go, I cannot believe the audacity of
me taking a nine week old baby and standing up in a virtue
signal to try to get what I think is really going on here.
Old people in their 80s who are no longer fit to be able to
serve anything. They can't even be a Walmart
greeter because they can't stand long enough to do that job.
Mitch McConnell comes to mind. You think she's not going to
look back and regret this? I hope she one day does.
I'm sad that she did this mostly for a child because I don't
really care about her. I don't care about adults that
have decided to make bad decisions.
Mr. Speaker, I rise today in strong opposition to this rule,
which restricts moms and dads from doing their jobs after
welcoming a new child. Like so many of our colleagues,
it's one of my greatest honors to be a mom.
I have two little boys, a son named Davis, who's 5, and my
little guy here, Sam, who's now 9 weeks old.
It's also one of my greatest honors to have been elected by
my constituents to represent them in Congress.
And I can tell you, after being a mom here and being only the
13th member to have ever given birth while serving in Congress,
voting member, I can tell you we have a long ways to go to make
this place accessible for young families like mine.
I am absolutely disgusted, especially because I can hear
that baby who's a little bit fussy, who doesn't feel great
about being out there, who's being carried awkwardly because
she's standing in front of a freaking podium, because that's
not a natural thing for you to do with your baby.
Where's the dad on this one? What?
Dad said. Hey, you know what?
Yeah, go ahead and use our kid as political theater.
I won't even post kids pictures. I have the cutest kids in
America in my estimation. I'm incredibly cute.
I'm constantly calling grandparents and saying, look at
what your your your grandchildren are not doing.
Look at what your lineage looks like.
They're doing this thing today. They're running around with
their little butt hanging out because because we're potty
training and we're not wearing pants.
So we've got that going on at the house.
So we got little baby butts running around.
We got, we got Big Sisters that are taking care of the little
ones and carrying them around. We've got them driving around in
plastic Jeeps and showing each other and they're riding and
they're having the time of their lives like spinning around the
backyard. They're adorable.
They're freaking adorable and they are click worthy as anyone
else out there. I won't put them online.
I won't tell you what their names are about.
I'll tell you their names and I won't show you pictures of them.
Why? Because they get to decide their
own discussion. They get to go out there and not
be props of their father and their mother in the world.
They're really important to me. They're the most important
thing. And if it came down to this,
what I do for a living and them, I would go find a job digging
ditches, no problem. That was one of the discussions
my wife and I had to have before we lost the job at the Bureau.
What do we do next? She's like, I don't know, we'll
figure it out. That lady's dragging this kid
out there. He doesn't have a choice.
Little Sam, who's like fussing and making noises and cooing and
all the kind of things that kid needs to be somewhere warm and
safe and hanging out with his mother.
And instead he's standing in that nasty demonic pit full of
evil scum who are self interested like the nastiest
creatures in America. You want to see one of them?
Because I'll punch both sides. How about Mitch McConnell who
just voted in this like show trial against the tariffs?
Mitch McConnell who two years ago did this.
And if you're listening to it, it's going to sound really
awkward because there's a bunch of dead air.
Just imagine a 90,000 year old man barely standing, completely
shutting down from the from the from his cerebral cortex, no
longer working and blinking, looking like a cartoon of Yodel
the turtle. That's what's going on here.
He's wearing a blue blazer. Let me do that.
The Kamala Harris. He's 1000 year old man with
white hair, glasses, a weird face, no chin, a blue shirt and
a blue blazer. Here's Mitch the Glitch two
years ago. What are my?
Thoughts about what? Running for re election in 20.
26. Did you hear the question,
Senator? Running for reelection in 2026.
All right, I'm sorry, you all. We're going to need a minute.
What you can't see if you're listening is that he is gripping
the podium he's standing at for dear life so he doesn't fall
over. Whether he had a stroke right
then or whether he was just falling apart or whether he was
just an old person that doesn't like have any grasp of what's
going on anymore, that man doesn't need to be dealing with
the stress of trying to make laws in this country.
You wonder how it's going right now.
He's got a leg cast on. He's basically unable to speak.
This is what proxy voting really leads to because how far away
are we from having the interns and the staffers who actually
control a lot of what goes on in Congress?
You know, the ones that are like that are banging each other on
the tables in the butt. You remember all that crap that
we saw the other day like this at the end of the Biden
administration when we had leaked videos of people doing
debaucherous things in our nation's capital?
Those people can run the show as long as they've got to Mitch the
glitch who's holding the title in name only.
Here's Mitch being wheeled out like yesterday.
Nick Sorter shared this video. Some, you know, enterprising
young female reporters out talking and trying to get an
answer from the man who probably can't do anything because he
just is wheeled around with a he's up, he's weakened at
Bernie's. He's he's worse than Joe Biden
was. How are you feeling, Leader
McConnell? How are you feeling, Leader
McConnell? For some reason, the sound of
the gate in the background, if you're listening to that and
you're hearing like, is there like a like a wrought iron gate
that just swing in the wind? Yeah.
That's the sound of emptiness that's going on inside of
Mitch's empty brain at this point, functionally not capable
of doing anything. I don't wish this on that man,
but he has chosen to do the Dianne Feinstein where they
basically try to die in the chair on the Senate floor.
Like that's some sort of a moral victory.
That is not the same, by the way, as getting like eaten by a
shark if you're a surfer. My brother and I had this
discussion a long time ago because I always thought that
was a terrifying fear, getting taken out by some like piece of
marine life. And he's like, if you're a
surfer and you spend all your life in the ocean and that's
what you love and it takes you out one day and you're clean by
the ocean, that's like a soldier or a warrior dying in battle.
That's like Valhalla for them. And I went like, maybe this is
not the same thing because in that case, it's just you.
It's your life, and you choose your end.
Right now, Mitch McConnell is representing an entire state and
somebody else is doing the work because there's no way that man
can do it. It's worth actually tuning in to
see that. If you guys haven't seen these
videos, they're unbelievable to me.
And so when you have that happening, of course you're
going to have the suicidal empathy of these lame, lunatic,
crazy leftist women saying, oh, there's an opening here.
I can bring a baby in. I can pry it in.
We're going to do transgender nonsense.
We're going to do all the other stuff.
We can make that happen. You guys want to know who's not
into that? By the way, let me just plug my
buddy Garrett because I haven't done this in a while.
But if you guys want to support my friend Garrett, who still
doesn't have a job, by the way, and I talked about him on Benny
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It's a stroke of a pen away. The dash dependables.com,
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distract my friend Garretta Boyle from all of this stuff.
Let's go. Let's go to the Texas
Legislature, shall we? We played you a clip the other
day of Brian Harrison. I actually got to listen to him
in a Twitter space last night, or an X space, and he was doing
a great job speaking extemporaneously about his
issue. And I saw this at the same time.
Texas is supposed to be a conservative state, right?
I understand that we've got a lot of Californians in.
This is what happens when you open the door for demons to come
in. They start preaching at you.
And I cannot help but see the same thing, the temptation of
Christ in the desert. It starts off one way.
It's like I'm going to offer you the thing you need to survive.
I'm going to offer you the thing that you want to be able to
thrive. I'm going to tempt you by using
the words of God against you, using scripture to try to compel
evil. You know, if you watch, there
was a movie that that was made. Steve DC did it the other day.
And I know I've played it here. Demons speaking about scripture
because they understand the power of being able to to lie
using it. This woman is doing this.
This is an invocation in a supposedly Republican run house
in Texas where they are now going to do the Beatitudes in a
bastardized version to protect transgenderism.
We're going to tell you how that's going as well, 'cause I
got a I've got some interesting clips from someone that lives at
TikTok Exposed. And where their service is
unfaithful, we beg for your forgiveness.
They know not what they do God. Forgive them for placing party
over people. Forgive them for lining their
pockets and campaigns with bribes from billionaires.
Forgive them for caring more about re election than about the
people they are elected to serve.
Lead them to repentance, to turn toward you, the God who through
Jesus Christ reminds us. Blessed are you who are poor,
for yours is the Kingdom of God. Blessed are you who are hungry
now, for you will be filled. Blessed are you who weep now,
for you will laugh. Blessed are you when people hate
you, and when they exclude you and revile you and defame you.
But woe to you who are rich, for you have received your
consolation. God save these leaders from the
temptations of evil and give them the moral courage to stand
with the poor, the hungry, and the grieving.
We pray especially for the most vulnerable people in our state,
Our children. Guide these lawmakers to protect
all our Texas children, regardless of religion, race,
socioeconomic status, gender identity, disability,
citizenship, by funding and supporting our neighborhood
public schools with the abundant resources at their disposal.
Help them to see in each child's face their own children's faces,
their own grandchildren's faces. Help them to make the education
they want for their loved ones a reality.
For every single child in our great state, without exception,
for those who harbor fear and reticence that comes from those
with even greater power, we ask for your courage and protection.
For those who are actively working against our most
vulnerable children, we ask for repentance.
Fuck you lady, straight up you are praying to the God of
government asking for government school.
I'm just, I'm so nauseated by this nastiness.
These evil people this is. That's what evil looks like.
It comes in the form of a lunatic leftist woman asking for
accessibility and for tolerance. And would you not have the
courage to do the right thing? I rarely let that stuff just
sneak out on me. But I that that wells up and I
know this is an issue right now that I that it's going out in
the in the in the broader sphere, because you got CNN
running this countries are issuing travel advisories for
trans people who might come to the United States.
What countries are these? Denmark, Finland, Germany,
Ireland. Really Ireland?
You're going to have a reckoning to the Netherlands and Portugal.
Cool, they're all advising that there is danger for transgender
people coming here. How about this?
There's danger for real women in America because of this absolute
nonsense. Two stories back-to-back.
They're not related except in my mind, I saw them as I was
perusing all of them. Prosecutors have dropped the
charge against the man that Nancy May says assaulted him,
assaulted her at the Capitol, right?
This is a guy who's a transgender activist.
And her statement was, if a man can physically assault a woman
in the halls of Congress, which we know can happen with
impunity, it sends an appalling message to women in America
everywhere. They were ignored.
The charges. She's not going to say I'm not a
huge Nancy Mace fan. She's part of the problem,
whether you guys realize it or not.
She stepped into what, the Citadel.
She walked into a man's space. She brought women into men's
spaces. Do not be surprised when you
invade male areas that you were going to see men now feel like
returning the favor. Not good men, by the way.
Shitty men, awful men, weak men. We'll go do that.
I saw another video of a woman yesterday who took a knee very
awkwardly and uncomfortably, but good on her, refused to fight a
man in a fencing competition that was dressed up like a
woman. But the crazy thing is, is that
CNN is 100% backing this person. NBC News writes this story.
I'm absolutely going to stand in the way of every man who wants
to go into a women's locker room.
That's what Nancy May said. So of course you got to cover
what this guy says. And the guy says that the trans
youth are also foster youth and they need your support.
Gross. Absolutely disgusting, his
nauseating stuff. He said he's pleased but
surprised that the baseless charges have been dropped.
He didn't say that himself. He went to a state Rep because
he has access to state representatives, because the
official people in power on the Democrat side all get involved
in this evil stuff. And on top of that, now you got
a federal judge in Montana of all places has sided with the
seven people in the state that want to use women's bathrooms
that have penises. And so anti transgender again,
even the phrasing of this anti transgender bathroom
restrictions. No, how about pro woman?
How about woman only bathroom restrictions?
They're now on hold because a judge can't actually recognize
God's reality. Insane.
Absolute batshit craziness. Here's another story.
This one's NBC as well. Transgender patients and their
healthcare providers. They're fearing a worsening
discrimination. And here's all these weirdos
standing out there with weird signs that are very
professionally made. They have professional artwork.
They've got money and backing behind them.
They're so, so marginalized that they can stand there in the
middle of the day and protest. Who pays these people to be out
there? How can they afford to do that
when I can't afford to do that and neither can you?
You can't go out there and spend all day doing nothing.
These are young people. These are working age people.
They're worried about having heart attacks and they're
transgender and they're going to be looked at differently when
they go in and they lie about the physical reality of their
body. If you guys want to understand
why this is a problem, go back and listen to the interview we
did with Doctor Atam Hein when we talked about going into,
let's say you drove into Detroit but you only had a map of
Chicago. That'd be problematic for you.
If someone comes in claiming to be a female and they were
actually a male, the anatomy is different.
You have the wrong map even in your head, and you're going to
have to adjust on the fly when you start seeing things like,
oh, those aren't ovaries, Is that a cyst?
We're going to remove them. Oh, it turns out, no, we're
looking at the wrong thing. Medical reality is a reality.
So then I'm going to get you to this little piece right here.
The Supreme Court decision that is going to be coming down at
some point is being argued today.
Catholic vote on the bottom tells US Supreme Court hears
oral arguments on states rights to refuse Medicaid funds to
abortion providers. One of the most fair articles
I've found. And then the alternative, the
ABC headline, which says, sorry, that looks like CBS, doesn't it?
It is. It's Acbs headline.
I can just tell because of the darkness.
Supreme Court grapples with South Carolina's bid to defund
Planned Parenthood. You're like, oh, defund.
Do we want that? Is that OK?
Even the name Planned Parenthood?
How about planned murder of your baby?
You've chosen not to have a child by destroying a life.
Gross. I still think back to my buddy
who didn't even have a decision. He just got married and dropped
out of college and lost his scholarship and went on to go
out there and do the right thing because that's what men used to
do when they picked up burdens and they could actually do so.
And then you've done this thing. All of this stuff feels very
related to me, especially today. This is what the the Alliance
Defending Freedom. The senior counsel went and
argued in a press briefing said that the that there are He's
arguing on behalf of the Carolina Department of Health
and Human Services where they said they want to pull the money
away from Planned Parenthood says that they are engaged in
performing abortions and providing dangerous gender
transition drugs. That is not comprehensive
healthcare. According to its own reporting,
Planned Parenthood performs between 1/3 and 2/3 of all
abortions nationally in the United States every year.
And it's provisions for other healthcare services have
declined drastically. Preventative care visits have
dropped by 31%. The number of patients seen
annually have fallen by 60% since the 90s.
And they're getting more and more of our money.
They're not doing cancer screenings or prevention
services. Those have dropped by 71% since
2010. They are not doing healthcare.
They're doing baby killing. That's what they do.
And the state is deciding whether or not they want to use
the federal funds that are assigned to people who are
indigent and how they're going to use those.
That's what Medicaid does, people who can't afford it.
And they're not going to spend the money on gender affirming
nonsense or killing off babies in the state.
That's their choice. In theory, it's a states rights
issue. I think that makes sense.
Again, why are Democrats excited about judges?
Because judges do this too. Judge in Boston holding a
hearing on whether or not the Tufts PhD student, this is a
radical pro Palestinian lady. And the the fact of the matter
is, is she's here on a visa, a student visa.
She's not here to write editorials.
She's not here to go out there and try to whip up fervor.
She's not there to try to get rid of Jews.
She's not there to get do any of this stuff.
And if she's injuring America's relationship with an ally,
whether you like it or not, America has an allegiance and
alliance to Israel as a national ally.
You don't have to like it. I'm just telling you what the
policy is. And the Trump policy is very
clear on this. If you're going to Internet like
damage international relations, then you don't have a right to
have a visa. That's actually a reason you can
have it pulled. And so the judge is trying to
say, well, she must be, she must be kept in Massachusetts.
It turns out ICE has facilities all over the place.
The the woman was already transported to various different
things, kind of like J Sixers were, where you get moved around
a lot. They call it diesel therapy,
whether it's punitive or not. Maybe there's a good reason
She's been moved to a facility in Louisiana.
And the federal judge in Boston, they're saying, has no more
jurisdiction there. She's outside of the District.
Adios. So you're going to see the Trump
administration go head to head about this because the judge is
going to try to claim that this person should be brought back in
the same way a judge said someone who was deported out of
this country and no longer is in the United States, control is in
El Salvador, needs to be brought back to Maryland.
Why? Because they didn't like the way
that it went down. Too bad.
I guess that'll take us to our last little story of insanity,
which here we're actually kind of on a nice schedule here of
cleaning these things up. How about how about the craziest
thing you can imagine? Imagine if this is the teacher
that your child had for sophomore English in high
school. His name is Zachary Sandry.
There he is. He's got a beard.
He's got long hair. He's got glasses.
He looks a lot like, I don't know, like a high school English
teacher. If I was going to say, what does
a high school English teacher looks like?
He looks like Zachary Sandry. That guy right there.
I blurred out the name, his e-mail address and his phone
number on there. So that's the only thing I'm
redacting. OK, so that's Zachary Sandry.
And you'd think that's not a big deal.
OK. And then you get the fact that
Zachary decided to start dressing up like a lady and
calling himself Rosie. You tell me if it's OK that this
guy who's teaching high school students in Texas, America at
Red Oak High School can turn around and start walking into
this the school like this. Are you going to keep this
person employed? Hi, I'm Rosie, Texas English
teacher and transgender goddess here with just a couple of
thoughts about some gender euphoria that I have been
feeling today. So for those of you that don't
know, gender euphoria is the feeling you get when you finally
feel comfortable in your gender, when you something good happens
and it just brings you a lot of joy and calm.
And it's been happening to me a lot today.
This morning when I stopped at the gas station for my morning
energy drink, I got manned. Which is so funny because I know
that there are a lot of women who really don't like being
called man. But I like it a lot.
It's so new to me and it's so wonderful and it was such a
small thing to make me this happy.
And then at school today, I'm surrounded by kids.
I teach sophomores and I have these 1516 year olds who are
completely on board who, when I told them I had changed my
pronouns, jumped right into it. They call me ma'am, They call me
Miss. They use my correct pronouns and
know my correct name. And it is incredibly affirming.
So I guess my message here is if you have any trans people in
your life, it is so easy to show them love.
So easy. All you have to do is respect
them. Perverting words like love and
courage and doing throws to government schools which means
we all have to pay for it so that you can indoctrinate this
absolute crazy BS. Yeah, let's not do that.
So this person Zachary, who's decided to go by Rosie, there's
a side by side doesn't look like a woman.
That's woman face. I don't know any women that
dress like that, that look like that that put on this costume of
like pretending it's so disgusting that somebody would
go, hey, man, sounds like you got a real problem going on.
And I am seriously sad that this is happening in your mind.
So we are not going to go out there and lie to you and lie to
our kids and confuse them and pretend like this is normal or
real. We're not going to do it.
And so he posted that video, did he not on TikTok.
Libs of TikTok did what Libs of TikTok does, boost the signal of
someone who wanted to be affirmed as a female only to
find out that nobody wants to affirm that sort of crazy.
And it's very off putting to parents who probably didn't know
better and parents who didn't want to say something.
So what happened next? It's predictable, thankfully,
because we are starting to swing back and heal a little bit.
Tariffs do it. Eliminate some of this nonsense,
expose and then get them to resign.
Do I need this guy to be out of work?
No, he needs to go and have like some meaningful burden in his
life. He just can't be around kids
because you've shown mental illness.
This is not where you're going to be.
You don't have a right to be around your kids.
And listen to him say it about that.
Here's the Here's the aftermath of this, because yeah, he did
reside. I do want to share with you the
one tragedy that I see in all of this and that is this.
I never had the opportunity to say goodbye to my students.
This happened so quickly. I was not allowed back in the
classroom. And the one thing that breaks my
heart right now, as I will never get to tell all of these
students the impact that they have had on me.
Narcissism, narcissism on me. The only thing is they are my
students. No, those are our children.
They are not your students. So F off weirdo.
Horrible stuff. Anyway, it's a slight move back.
I've never seen a woman do the red eye thing.
Whatever the hell that is is like all like a anime.
Autoganophilia is a real thing folks.
Men having a sexual interest in having seen themselves as a
woman is a real mental illness it seems like, and it needs to
be called out. The fact that I can access this
stuff without any, like I didn't have to do any work at all to
find this. That is a truly sad moment in
our times. That dude needs a shovel in his
hand to go out there and be told, hey dude, get to work.
He'd be much happier off. Maybe we can connect him with
Mike Rose Foundation. Sounds like he needs a job.
Maybe he'll be a pipe fitter and knock that stuff off.
It was actually probably a good thing.
Like shame is something we've talked about.
There's value in shame because they enforce cultural norms.
We've abandoned it. It's time to have it back.
The other thing that's really good is comedy.
I love comedy. So we're going to do a little
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to connect some dots as usual. This is not so much a dot as
something that made. My wife laughs hysterically, and
if my wife thinks this is hysterical, probably will make
many of you laugh. This guy might be one of the
funniest people in comedy right now.
His name is Andrew Schultz. Hysterical.
And since I've been seeing so much about how the Jews are the
problem and the right wing people now have decided the
Jews, they've landed on the Jews.
This is a really funny thing about how Arabs and Jews are
essentially doing the same thing that Muslims are trying to out
Jew the Jews. I don't know this, this made me
crack up too. So enjoy this as a little taste
as you go off into your Thursday.
What? I'm trying to say is outside of
America is only religious people to get circumcised.
Obviously Jews do it. Jews invented it.
Abraham, he was like, yo, this is a covenant between you and
God. This is how God knows you're
down. If you want to be part of the
tribe, I'm gonna need that. His words, not mine.
OK, now, to be fair, I don't think he was opening with this,
you know? I mean, I think he was like, yo,
everybody gets a hat. Friday's off, it's fire.
And two weeks later, he's like, now I need the calamari.
What the fuck is this? Got to talk.
About calamari. So Jews got to do it.
Jews got to do it. Christians don't have to.
Jesus came around. He was like, yo Abe was Wilding
my man like the end of baby. Dicks.
It's weird. Spoke to pops.
We don't need to do it anymore then Muslims come around bring
it back throwback jersey vintage.
We got some Muslims here tonight all right so you guys know why
you do it non-Muslims usually don't but the reason why Muslims
circumcise is because Muslims are always trying to out.
Jew. The Jews.
As a sibling rivalry as old as time.
Like how many times a day do they pray?
We'll pray five times a day. Fine.
How many days today, 90? We won't eat for the whole
month. We'll take the fucking whole
month. They just circumcise the boys.
Yeah, that's pretty awful. That's why comedy works.
That's why humor is such a good important tool.
Points out something true when you start looking at it.
And by the way, for all of you that have been going out there
and following Cameron Smith, appreciate that.
The the guy that sat down me over the weekend, we had a great
time. We talked about swamp monitors.
I see some of you guys are ordering it.
He just hit me up this morning with a thank you saying so many
of you have gone out and ordered the game.
He said orders are rolling in and that's really cool.
That wasn't necessarily the point of our of our sit down.
He's just a neat guy with an interesting perspective on it.
But since you guys are ordering it, I think it's really cool
too, if you want to support people who have your same sense
of humor, which is a little bit sick.
If you listen to me, we probably share that same sick sense of
humor. You probably laughed at that
too. So there's something wrong with
you. That thing is called going back
a long ways. That's how we all used to be.
We used to laugh at stuff that was funny.
All right, God bless all of you. I mean that.
Thank you so much for joining me.
I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
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