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Well, hello my friends, and welcome to the Kyle Seraphin
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only happens when I need to talk to yet another suspendable.
That's how it works, guys. We get the suspendables together
and things get screwy. We're going to be bringing on
Steve Friend. We're going to talk a little bit
about Putin and the interview that happened last night with
Tucker Carlson. Yes, I watched the entire thing.
Not everybody does it, but I did.
I'm not sure what I think, honestly.
I actually don't know if I think that it was brilliant, but it
was OK. And I think we learned a couple
little interesting little nuances.
They were probably like maybe 4 minutes of it that, you know,
spread out through the two and two hours and change that were
important. We had a special counsel report
coming out. That's pretty damning to the
Biden administration, specifically to Joe Biden, who's
ancient and doesn't know what's going on.
A couple of little things in there and we're going to do a
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Let's get my buddy on here. Where's where's that real Steve
friend? Steve, can I hear you?
Did you unmute? I did unmute, I'm professional.
So professional, thanks for joining me today.
What do you think about the little scurry that happens with
our Internet whenever you and I get together?
It is very unique. It seems to just always occur
right about when we're about 5 minutes out from going live.
And I was excited because of this morning in Daytona, we had
a Sonic boom happen because SpaceX dropped some of their
equipment into the ocean. And for a minute there I thought
like up Red Dawn is upon us, no friendly Friday.
But it turns out the problem is on your end.
If there was, yeah, this is the first, by the way, because this
is the world's most stable Internet connection that I've
ever seen. It has had 0 problems, 0 issue,
0 outages without like major advance notice, and even that
has been like 10-15 minutes at a time.
We have Spectrum, which I've never been a big fan of them,
but I'm kind of a fan today until just now.
I've never seen them automatically just drop.
And by the way, I looked out the window, I don't see any unmarked
Comcast vans that have nothing to do with it.
We do have AT&T installing fiber in our neighborhood.
Very weird. Look, I've got a a ton of clips.
In fact, I had to add buttons. My board is full of clips.
And this is a clip of I think, I think this is the clip of the
Sera fans getting excited about a little friendly Friday action.
It's also conservatives getting excited about Tucker
interviewing Vladimir Putin. Are you ready for this?
Got like a little like live. View into the the waiting party
for this. So here we go.
I can you name the movie that that came from?
No, I mean I have a pretty good library Rolodex of movie
knowledge. I'm not sure on that one.
It's Wesley Snipes and Blade. You remember Blade?
We walked. No, I never saw Blade.
I never did. It's the Bloodrave.
They walk in there and everyone's doing that thing and
they're dancing, they're raving out and they're like, then they
turn on the sprinklers and all the humans get coated in like
blood that they got from a blood bank.
It's a really dark movie, but pretty fun.
And then this is the FBI and the security division and even maybe
all the political leftists that are out there worrying about
both Tucker interviewing Putin, but also Kyle and Steve get
together every Friday. This is what happens at about
8:28 central time. It's looks something like this.
We can only handle so much of that.
Did you guys see how many people they're so upset?
All these lefties, they were all shrieking and breaking down.
They were falling apart. All right, You didn't watch the
Tucker thing, correct? So we're going to share with you
some. Questions.
I watched about half of it. OK, that's a lot because it was
it was a long interview. What do you make of let me get
you started off? What do what do we make of the
meltdown on the political left about him even going and having
an interview with the world leader, which used to be sort of
like standard? I it's, it's always the same
double standard that we see that it's just normal at this point.
Like it's gravity. We just kind of have to accept
it. I remember I was actually
thinking back when I was in high school, so you probably were in
college, remember when Dan Rather went over and interviewed
Saddam Hussein and that was a significant moment where he was
going there and, and people on the right were like, how dare
you? How dare you?
So it's obviously flipped from one side to the other at this
point, but certainly a very reasonable thing to do as a
journalist. And he's very relevant.
Tucker Carlson could bring a lot of eyeballs.
So if Vladimir Putin is going to be put under the microscope, you
you'd want to send one of your better ones over there.
And I think Tucker Carlson is just as skilled as he's as
anybody on the left could could offer.
You speak about a lot of eyeballs.
His interview has been live for less than 24 hours.
It went live sometime around 5:30, My time 525.
It has over 107 million impressions, which makes it one
of the most watched things on the Internet in that period of
time. And it's not like a really sexy
thing to watch. It's it's two men sitting at a
table and a translator speaking. And by the way, did you know
Tucker? Does he speak Russian?
Like, how does he keep track of what's going on there?
Do. They, I don't know how that was
working because yeah, the, the am I the only had the translator
on and and Tucker was just kind of like going along.
OK. And then do we think there's any
possibility, is there any chance that Vladimir Putin doesn't
speak fluent English? No, none whatsoever.
I I think that he probably in his interactions with diplomats
does bring a translator just to be sure that there's no mixed
signals because you just have certain, certain sayings in, in
one language or another. You don't want to have mixed
messages when you're dealing with international leaders.
But at the same time, he's a pretty smart dude.
I imagine that he is fluent in English, but doing the whole
Sammy Sosa go to Congress, I'm going to pretend that I can't
speak English because I want to be very specific with my words.
I, I think it's 100% like one of these little power plays that he
does, he makes people, it gives him extra time too, right?
Because there's a translation that comes at him and he's like
and it and it all seems on the up and I know he knows exactly
what's going on in that room. In the very early parts of the
interview where Tucker was actually trying to get to why
are you giving me this history lesson about the borders in the
1600s? And he kept, he kept being able
to just talk over him and do that power play thing, that Ann
Coulter debate move where they just keep talking and don't care
what the question is. I'm going to talk about what I
want to talk about. And that's just a politician
thing at that point. It's a politician thing, but
it's also, you know, he's he's kind of like the the most
powerful guy in that part of the world.
And he doesn't have to listen to anybody else.
And he can tell Tucker to go away.
And he's in this huge room, which echoes also his his
translator must have been dubbed afterwards.
OK, so let me summarize the interview for those of you who
did not sit down and put the two hours and 7 minutes or whatever
it is. Essentially, as Steve just
alluded to, it's 30 minutes or so, which Tucker says right up
front of history lessons going back into the 8 hundreds and
roughly the thousand year glorious existence of the state
of Ruse, the Russian state. And he makes some interesting
claims about territorial boundaries, which go back to
1654. Big time power play, big time,
long history, big time. You know what I took away from
all that though? More than anything else I took.
Away. I know what I did, but go ahead.
I walked away thinking this man at least knows a bunch of stuff
that he can speak fluently for 30 minutes about a topic.
And I don't, I don't have any way to Fact Check his history
because I already don't have any interest.
To be honest, I don't really want to go back and see like,
oh, are all those dates correct? But he was specifically calling
out things that he believes are part of his political heritage.
And we don't have people that can do that in office, not in
Congress, not in the Senate, not in the White House.
We don't have it in our our press corps.
I don't think people in America that are out there telling us
what's going on in this country have anywhere near the depth of
appreciation, knowledge or historical context that Vladimir
Putin showed. Being a guy who sits behind a
microphone for your for your day job now, how much prep do you
think you would have to do to do 30 minutes uninterrupted about
the history of territorial disputes in Russia?
Well, it just depends on if it's a topic I'm aware of, right.
So if we wanted to go and discuss like a territorial
conflicts that the United States has been involved in or that
U.S. military conflicts, I could do that probably closed off the
top of my head if we were just discussing it the way that he
did. But it's only because I care
about that. I also don't know very many
people that are less than five years younger than me and below
that that do that whenever I talk about it.
So here's a here's a great example.
My youngest sister has a master's degree and she I think
she's going to work on a PhD and she's sharp.
You're like all the Seraphins are sharp.
Lest anybody think otherwise. All the Seraphins are pretty
sharp. She's a lefty though, so she
doesn't make any sense. And she lives in New York City.
And unfortunately for her, we had a sit down little chat where
I asked the simple question, Could you tell me what decade
the Vietnam War happened in? Now you get 2 shots at that
right in the last 100 years because there's actually 2
decades if you want to. If you 1960s, I'll give it to
you. 1970s, I'll give it to you. She couldn't name it.
I said what about what about the Korean War?
No idea. What about World War 2?
You get 2 on that one because we'll give you even the non
American involvement on that. 30s and 40s.
No, nothing, no, no. What about World War One?
I mean, Spanish American War, nothing, Spanish Inquisition,
like, what are we doing? Like we don't.
She has no context. And so she has no concept or
context. And then you've got the guy
who's the leader of Russia out there basically going back 1000
years into history and talking about the founding of the nation
that he believes and all the sort of iterations.
Now, did he fluff a bunch of this stuff?
Yeah, for sure. Like he obviously massaged
history in favor and it is very Russian centric.
But let's add this little piece together.
Mike Waller said it the other day.
He's not a fascist and he's not a communist.
He's a nationalist. He's a checkist is what he
called it. And I think we'll have Mike
Waller to come on after that interview because that's kind of
an interesting little eyeball. But, and I know you've talked to
Mike Waller as well. That seems perfectly reasonable.
I listen to him. He's a man who loves that
country, even if he doesn't love all the people in it.
And he seems like he's doing OK. Why?
Why would he negotiate with the with the US?
I'm going to drop a couple bombs on you from the videos.
But if you say say a couple little things out there and then
we'll, we'll start with the video clips of which I have a
bunch. I I was struck by his cognitive
abilities, his just ability compared to our octogenarians
who run this country that I was also, it struck me how he was
essentially making a very left wing argument for this is stolen
land that we always hear from the Native Americans who are
flipping the bird in South Dakota saying this is stolen
land F America. And I'm just like, you just
picked an arbitrary date back hundreds of years ago and you're
like, Yep, this is our borders end.
So it should be now. I mean, that's that's consistent
with what Jensaki would argue was in America.
So Jensaki's not giving up her. She's not going to give up her
brownstone or her apartment and give it over to anybody.
That was like from the whatever Manhattan tribes.
No, no, we call her Ginger Gurbles.
I I call her Peppermint Patty. I know, but I like Ginger
Gurbles. She's she's a firmly, firmly
planted that Ukrainian flag emoji all over her social media
presence and she's never going to reconsider that.
That's true. Let's do clips.
Let's start with this and then we're also going to cover a
little bit of special counsel, which I took a bunch of snaps.
I didn't actually read the entire special counsel because I
had no time to do that today. But what I did do is grab stuff
in the executive summary, which basically is the the, the
findings. And then of course they have
details after that. All right, clip #1 coming at you
looking for library action. As a human being, so many people
look up to you, they rely on you.
No one can imagine how hard that is.
Do you do do anything for your to yourself?
Are you ever able to take a minute to to read or to listen
to music or something to sort of give yourself that a moment?
I have such moments, important to be in silence, to be alone
and early, early in the morning when there are no sounds and
sounds, no people. No, not nobody.
I mean the people, people, our staff.
I mean no, nobody is is in my cabinet.
Nobody. I can just read, think, think.
And the music house? Really.
What? Music do you like?
Oh I like ACDCACDCI don't understand all the words because
of. My music, yeah.
I like energy. Maybe it's it's too old the
music for. I understand.
I love it. No, no, it's it's important to
have some, some sometimes at 6-7 in the morning, some some
trainings, yes, work out what to do something with the with, with
music or such music which gives you energy for all the day.
You can only watch that for so long.
OK, The question has been asked online and by the way, that's
Max Evans on Twitter. So if you guys are not following
him and you want to see some of this comedy, pretty good.
The question is, is it easy or is it even possible to do a real
interview if you are busy fellating the subject?
Can you actually ask any questions?
No, it's mutually exclusive. You either have to be a hard
line journalist doing the Mike Wallace thing that he was
renowned for doing, or you're there just doing propaganda,
which is what she was doing. She's asking what sort of music
he listens to when he works out. I thought he was under threat of
assassination and the nation is on the verge.
This guy's got time for cardio in the morning that he can jam
out to Hwy. for hell. Like that's ridiculous, but he's
over there. I.
Don't understand it in. Persons.
I don't know all the words, but I like the energy.
The energy I've been making me feel strong and I make and then
I go and avoid. Assassination squad from Russia.
Aren't they telling him at this point that he's stealing too
much money that we're sending over there?
He needs to stop. Somebody believe that, that the
DoD has said that or so many of the Pentagon was like, hey, we
know that this is a leaky bucket that we're sending over there,
but it's too leaky at this point.
There's absolutely nothing getting to the front line.
That's why hundreds of thousands of your own young men have been
just sent to their deaths. You, you saw Tucker Carlson say
it in the, the lead up to it. It's something we played
yesterday. He basically said the reason
that we're doing this interview with Putin is because one,
nobody else is doing it and it's their jobs.
And #2 all of the coverage of Zelinsky has been and I'm
wearing the Z Special today, by the way, I'm wearing the Z
special shirt. Oh.
Cycles In Sync, brother. Oh, we are lined.
Up and that's weird that's super weird I just.
Put this on laundry cycles. Yeah, laundry cycles are are are
synced up. It's quite it's quite funny
because this is not journalism, as he said, this is propaganda
and it kills and it's a lot of money and we're spending it in a
big way, running that running that insane debt clock up
against Americans, which of course is quite interesting
because even even Vladimir Putin brought that up.
All right, so let's let's keep focusing.
I, I, I didn't mean to tease you with that ridiculous puff piece,
but just watching her facial expressions and she's so excited
to be there. It makes you want to gag.
Obviously the, the chat was was agreeing they were disgusted and
they were making some now noises that are synonymous with some of
the other things I just mentioned a second ago.
But let's let's, let's get into the actual interview that went
on with apparently the 1st man in the world, which the
political laughs lost their mind about in your peppermint panty.
And my ginger gobbles was essentially berating Tucker
Carlson even for having the audacity to speak to him, which,
you know, that's kind of what you're supposed to do.
You're supposed to talk to bad people.
I'd talk to him in a heartbeat. I would love it.
I would find that very interesting.
He probably would. I think he's he's a scary dude,
but he's an interesting dude. All right, here we go.
Oh, he's a straight sociopath. There's no question about that.
But like I said, the last time we talked, he just wouldn't turn
around when he was putting on the raincoat, you know?
But you'd still be able to, yeah.
Yeah, you never want to put your exactly.
You don't want to put your back on him when he goes Christian
Bale on you. But still, like you could talk
to him about about Phil Collins in studio.
All right, here we go. Who blew up Nordstrom?
You for sure. I was busy that day.
Nate, do you have? Do you have?
I did not blow up North Stream. Thank you though.
Who? Was it?
Who was Leichner much? But it was Leichner.
You personally may have an alibi, but the CIA has no such
alibi. Did you have evidence that NATO
or the CIA did it? You know, I won't get into
details, but people always say in such cases, look for someone
who is interested. But in this case, we should not
only look for someone who is interested, but also for someone
who has capabilities. Because there may be many people
interested, but not all of them are capable of sinking to the
bottom of the Baltic Sea and carrying out this explosion.
These two components should be connected who is interested and
who is capable of doing it. But I'm confused, I mean, that's
the biggest act of industrial terrorism ever and it's the
largest emission of CO2 in in history.
OK, so if you had evidence and presumably given your security
services, rental services, you would that NATO, the US, CIA,
the West did this, Why wouldn't you present it and win a
propaganda victory? In the war of propaganda, it is
very difficult to defeat the United States, because the
United States controls all the world's media and many European
media. The ultimate beneficiary of the
biggest European media are American financial institutions.
Don't you know that? So it is possible to get
involved in this work? But it is cost prohibitive, so
to speak. We can simply shine the
spotlight on our sources of information and we will not
achieve results. It is clear to the whole world
what happened and even American analysts talk about it directly.
So when we start looking at this, his, his statements, first
of all, he doesn't sound like he has the proof.
Or if he does, he's certainly not willing to come forward with
it, which means maybe sources and methods or maybe doesn't
have it at all. Fine, I'm still trying to get
over the fact that we're still wearing the same shirt and it's
like throwing me off. But his, his analysis is spot
on. It's the way that we look for
sources. It's like, do you have access?
Do you have motivation, right, access and placement.
We're looking for the same thing.
Who has the willingness and the ability to do this thing?
Ability is a big, it's a big bar.
And then who stands to gain from it and what does it show?
So he's asking the questions that make the most sense.
That's more sense than I've heard Joe Biden make in the last
three years on anything. Well, Joe Biden was the one who
let the cat out of the bag on the fact that the United States
most likely were the perpetrators of blowing up the
pipeline. He said, well, we'll, we'll,
we'll handle that. We'll, we'll, that'll be
handled. It'll be no no longer existing
before his aides could come in and usher away the media.
And I believe that there were naval assets in the area right
around the time, US naval assets in the area that that when the
explosion happened. So there's some circumstantial
evidence that's in the public sphere.
I do think that Putin was 100% correct when he said I can't win
a propaganda war. He doesn't need to win a
propaganda war in his own country.
I think he's probably got pretty much universal support already.
What's going to uptick it by a point, You know one.
But internationally, he's basically has no access to the
media. Tucker Carlson is now 2 years
plus into this. Yeah, it's just about two years
since the war started, the first time he's had access to American
media. So what's who's he going to
scream this to and, and advertise it to?
He's completely blacked out. He's essentially been shadow
banned. The yeah, the access to the
media is weird and the idea that he's not going to take on the
United States and its own game in propaganda.
I think you're right. Like 1, you don't have to
convince the Russian people. They they're already on board
with at least what he's saying. They aren't.
They're on board with that guy. And then, or at least the ones
that are going to speak out publicly are.
And then the second piece of it is, is that, yeah, what are you,
what are you going to win? Like what?
What does he stand to game? His entire interview basically
painted this long history of. I think it's worth looking at it
from the other side, the deception that goes on.
He mentioned that he talked to Bill Clinton and then we have no
way to verify this, but it actually sounds fairly
plausible. It's the same kind of thing that
we heard from Mike Waller that Russia wanted to join the
community of nations. They kind of when he was there,
he said he was there when they were shutting down the Soviet
Union and, and transitioning into the, you know, the
fragmented states that they were looking to say like, OK, now
they're going to accept us like we were the enemy, but we
renounce that. We've kind of basically
surrendered and said we fail. We're ready to become the part
of the community of nations. They expected to be part of what
the West does. And the West never left the Cold
War because there's an awful lot of money in it, I think.
That's it. I was actually just thinking
about, Do you remember it was when Barack Obama was running
for re election in 2012 and they made a big deal about his call
to send in the Seals to kill Osama bin Laden.
And they're like, it was the gutsiest decision ever been
made. And everybody on the right was
like rolling their eyes. Are you kidding me?
Like it took you a month to decide whether or not you're
going to go kill the worst terrorist in the world.
That's ridiculous. But it actually was because he
knew there was a lot of money going into that war.
And if you took out the reason that we were involved in that
war, that we were told why are we going to still be in
Afghanistan? All those military contracts
that there's a question about why we're having them.
And I think that Putin talking about dealing with Bill Clinton
and saying, hey, I want to come into the community of nations
here and this Cold War can be over and we can be friends now
while there's a lot of money at stake to keeping this perception
of an enemy. And Russia could still be the
bad guy. So I think when you examine it
from his side of things, he's probably right.
And then he also mentioned he did the same thing with Bush and
and had similar sort of RIP offs that essentially he gone
forward. And the story with Clinton was
is that he went to Clinton. Clinton's like, oh, are you
interested in NATO? Because he he talked about could
we join NATO? And the statement was is like,
yeah, that sounds pretty reasonable.
Are you interested? And it's like, yeah, I was
interested in so much as that would represent a real feeling
of of of connection between two nations if you start a treaty
alliance. Here's the other thing.
The fact that NATO even still exists when it existed
specifically to combat an organization that no longer
exists to me, it's a lot like what I heard from from Waller
talking about. And a lot of this is going to be
Mike Waller memories for me. But he mentioned that the
Franklin School or the Frankfurt School rather sort of continues
on its mission, even though the mission that it was serving is
no longer around and it's now launched on its own.
It's like, it's like the the Captain America movies.
What are they called? The The Avenger series where
they're dealing with what is it, Red Hat, Red Skull, and he's and
it's the what is the name of the organization there?
I can't. Remember, it's a hydra.
It's a hydra. And Hydra basically grows out of
the Nazis. The Nazis no longer exist.
But then Hydra is like got a life of his own.
And this program is kind of have a life of his own.
NATO is like that, but for money, because there's a ton of
money involved in it. There's a ton of military
compact. And then like, who are they, who
they defend against Russia? Like anybody that's worked the
Russian threat. And I used to work on the floor
where that happened. And I talked to those folks, all
the people that describe to me Russia doesn't mean that they're
not a significant capable enemy if if they choose to be an
enemy. But they said every single thing
they do is basically punching way above their weight.
They're a country of 150 million people.
They have an. Incredible territory, massive
rural spaces, tons of natural resources.
But like, their industry is not nearly as developed as it could
be for what it is. And they punch above their
weight in cyber and in weapons and all the other kind of
things, mostly because they look at the United States as an
existential threat. And that goes back 100 years.
And so that didn't transition 30 years ago the way we were told.
We still think the Russians are the enemies.
We still have a pop culture notion that I kind of have a
unique perspective on because my wife is from Ukraine, so she
speaks Russian. And anytime we're watching some
sort of action movie, she just rolls her eyes.
She's like, why is the bad guy always Russian?
Why, why? And because that accent just
sounds so nefarious. And it just, it pulls on our
heartstrings that we all still deep down believe that like Ivan
Drago and Rocky Balboa was the end of the Cold War.
Like the reason that the United States won was because he
knocked him out in the 12th round.
And the man who does all the workouts in the in like sort of
like the old barn, the takedown tobacco barn, is the is the guy.
And apparently nobody told Rocky he could go do that in Tahoe.
He had to go to Russia. You.
Have to go to Russia. Yeah, if you want to lift, lift
piles of rocks, you got to go to Russia.
Everybody knows that. That's standard stuff, buddy.
All right, so that was 1 little piece.
We got a couple other little little snippets from this Let's
see here video #5 let's kind of just keep rolling through.
Like I said, a couple little interesting tastes of this
interview. It's probably worth a watch if
you're on a really long drive. But here, here's some snippets
for you guys to get more of a taste of it.
Do the United States need this? What for thousands of miles away
from your national territory, don't you have anything better
to do? You have issues on the border,
issues with migration, issues with the national debt, more
than $33 trillion. We have nothing better to do, so
you should fight in Ukraine. Wouldn't it be better to
negotiate with Russia, make an agreement already understanding
the situation that is developing today?
That's an interesting point. It's a shrewd, shrewd
politician. He knows that he can appeal to
significant portions of the American population by making
that message. I mean that guy sounds like he's
2 seconds away from putting a Make America Great Again hat on,
doesn't he? Yeah, he might be.
He's like, why don't you just be America first and get out of my
business? I don't disagree with a lot of
the points he's made, essentially walking up to that.
He's like, you guys are spending a ton of money on this war.
It's a proxy war, you know, And then the question, and Tucker,
to his credit, asked some very specific questions.
Are you interested in invading Poland?
He was like, absolutely not. Like, why would I want to do
that? Like he laid out his sort of
historical perspective. Whether we believe him or not is
another animal, by the way. But he laid out this historical
perspective, basically saying that like, no, the Poles have
been separated us from like 1000 years and they're not the tribe
of Russians, but the Ukrainians are.
And that one and two and one in three people have family
relations and business connections and huge amounts of
trade goes back and forth. And his essential argument
throughout this entire interview was that all this problem, all
the problems that he sees, 1A fundamental distrust of the West
because of the way that they were treated on his end.
Probably no disagreements there. And the second thing is, is that
there was a coup d'etat that goes all the way back to the end
of Bush, beginning of Obama. And it continued on at the major
push happened in 2014, which we're aware of.
The CIA has been basically pulling the strings over in
Ukraine, which is kind of a right wing talking point at this
point. You're like I said, you're
correct in in your interesting little assessment just because
of your household connection. What?
What are the conversations you and your wife are having about
this? You know, when it first broke
off, I think she was genuine, genuinely concerned about the
humanitarian cost. She still had family there and
friends, but I remember having conversations with her where I
was definitely in line of we need to be non interventionist.
It doesn't help our kids if we get involved in this war.
I think she's sort of come around to understanding my line
of thinking because her familial connections have sort of gotten
out of dodge the disruptions of their lives.
Just they're not at risk anymore.
But I remember her telling me like, yeah, it's it's kind of a,
you know, crap whole country. And Russia is like the skinny
kid at fat camp as far as like, it's also kind of a crappy
country, but the benefits are better.
So people are kind of OK with Russia coming in And the people
that stayed around were OK with it and the people who weren't
kind of left. And you feel bad for the
humanitarian cause where you just your whole life you had to
uproot and move to a different country.
But it's just the nature of, of the world, right?
Like it's just one people conquering another people.
These borders are, we can't go back to 1634 and say like, those
are the borders that we always have to stick with.
That's just not how things go. I tend to agree with that.
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here. So this may be one of the last
ones coming up. And then we've got a, we've got
a whole bunch to cover down on this special counsel, which I've
given you a bunch of reading material in your in your inbox.
Let's let's take a look at this one real quick too.
So you can pick and choose. What it came down to for me is
this. I see homeless folks in the
streets of New York all the time that are American citizens.
I damn sure see them in California.
We've got poor, impoverished, starving people who were born
and raised in this nation. How in the hell do we come up
with a 5253 million dollar pilot pro program for illegals, but
folks who are here legally are born here.
We don't have enough of them. Just like we could come up with
billions for Ukraine but somehow, some way we can't fix
the homeland problem. I'm down for helping Israel.
I'm down for helping address the situations with the Israeli
Palestinian conflict. OK, I'm down for helping the
Ukrainians and fighting off Russia.
What about poor and desolate citizens here?
How the hell do you print money for foreign countries, but you
don't print that money to help eradicate folks that are
starving right here in the streets of America who were born
and raised here? Wait a minute, that's not
Vladimir Putin. That's Stephen A Smith who's
getting red pilled live and he's saying the exact same things
with the exception about the funding Ukraine piece.
He's like, don't we have some problems here in this country?
We got Mayor Adams like handing out the gift cards for 1000
bucks a month and what are we doing?
We got dudes crapping on the street corner, which that's
also, I don't know if you saw that yesterday, but we got dudes
that are crapping in in trash cans in New York City.
We can't even take care of that problem.
Is that interesting when a Stephen A Smith is saying the
same thing that Vladimir Putin is like, why don't you figure
out your own problems? It is, and he's doing the he's
got the Tulsi Gabbard red Pilling thing going on.
Where pseudo. Red Pill.
Hard part of the way there like there's a comma where there
should be a period. That's what I always say about
Tulsi Gabbard. Like she's like you know, why
are we involved overseas and those foreign engagements and
everybody on the right goes yeah, I'm like comma and spend
that money on abortions here in the United States.
Like we don't think about that second part that that she brings
up and that Stephen A wants to print money to feed the
homeless. But I think it's a valid concern
if you're it's a sunk cost analysis like if you're going to
do it and I don't. So you can pick and chew.
I don't. Know why you have to?
It should at least go towards your people, which is the the
America first lefty you know. So I guess like Keynesian
argument. Keynesian argument?
What's the Keynesian argument, Steve?
Like the, not everybody wants to just print.
A whole bunch of money and drop it out of the helicopter.
The quantitative easing where you just like just sprinkle it
across the country. I mean, look, if we give
everybody $1,000,000, we'll all be millionaires like that.
That's, that's what we do. I mean, it's basically what the
actually the CARES Act, right? Speaking, Speaking of, they
actually did that in Russia where everybody had what,
millions and millions of rupals and they used to take them down
in the bread lines. And we see pictures of people
with wheelbarrows full of cash. Every time that your, your
currency gets hyperinflated and worth nothing, then you can all
be millionaires. You can't buy anything with the
millions, but you can be a millionaire.
This, this is good decorating. You should get it like one of
those Zimbabwe zillion dollar bills, whatever they were for
your background there. I think that would be an
excellent addition to the Fox molder.
Just put that up on the wall somewhere.
Sure. I don't.
I don't hate that. I don't hate that at all.
That's not a terrible plan. All right, so I got I just
loaded clips up and some of them are in the mixed bag.
I don't actually know what it was only because we got derailed
by the by the Internet issue today where I normally would
have had my little notes. So my notes are are imperfect.
I've actually got this one. I I know what this is.
This is going to be a little clip that I think you're going
to find quite interesting. It's subtitles only so the the
audience will hear the Russian. We won't.
But this is a Sputnik, which is Russian propaganda, walking
around asking people in Russia about what they think about
Tucker Carlson coming to the United States.
And I found that to be quite interesting.
And what I also found is that it seems like they're pretty
articulate, like maybe they just had to pick and choose and find
some intelligent Russians. But you could find you'd have a
hard time finding more of that on American streets these days.
When you ask questions, you get a lot more dumb answers, which
Mark not improved yesterday in front of the Supreme Court in
Washington, DC, literally just asking people questions.
We got all kinds of dumb responses, including the fact
that apparently the the president, the former president
Donald Trump, has already been convicted of insurrection in a
civil court. It's not a criminal matter, but
he's already been convicted. But we don't care about the
presumption of innocence. We care about democracy.
But we want to remove this guy from the ballot, lest anybody
vote for him because that's democracy.
And Donald Trump being removed from the ballot is the same as
not being able to elect a 32 year old because that's what's
in the Constitution. You know, pick and choose your
facts live in this sort of like echo chamber.
Anyway, these people are kind of interesting.
I think these Russians, they have some interesting takes,
including that Tucker might not be welcome home.
I don't think that's true, by the way, but it's what they were
saying in the media, which that means they're.
Consuming our stuff. All right, let's see what they
have. I.
And like I said, the audience could hear the Russian speaking.
In the background, we couldn't just cuz I didn't want to turn
it on for us, I'd have to turn on and off our soundboard.
That being said, pretty profound statements.
I think those resonate with a lot of people, the Tucker
Carlson types that are looking at and going like, yeah, he's
got a lot to say, but why would it be such a scary thing?
Why do we have the cry bully situation that we talked about
yesterday? Why are they cry bullying to
keep him from going out there and just chatting with a guy
like nobody's any worse off because he went and talked to
Putin. Nobody, literally nobody in this
country. How about just a simple
acknowledgement of the man on the street?
Interview with regular Russian citizens and they know who
Tucker Carlson is. Who's an American?
Media person, it says a lot about that.
That propaganda war that he was talking about doesn't.
It it sure does. And they or the, the, the
feedback they're getting to these questions.
It's not like the man of the street interviews here where we
ask people like very simple civics questions and they can't
name anything, but they know all the Kardashian sisters.
And those might be cherry pick to a certain extent, but there's
such a volume of those that I think that it's a it's a trend.
Like I said, my my sister doesn't know what what decades
major American involved conflicts happened.
I imagine that she can label anybody who votes for lower tax
as a Nazi. Yeah, that's what Nazis do,
right? Actually, that was another
really interesting piece from this and it was later on.
One of the interesting pieces from this this Carl, this Tucker
Carlson piece is that he's he's talking about and, and and Putin
brings up de nazification of Ukraine.
I didn't buy his argument in any way, shape or form, but it was
an interesting talking point that he continues to to push
out. Apparently, de nazification
means that you have to stop the national heroes who were aligned
with the Nazis that took place, you know, like in Ukraine.
And that's weird. I don't, we keep hearing about
Nazis in Ukraine. I'm curious if your wife has any
sort of reflection on that that you guys talked about.
Because I don't know what to make of it.
I'm, I'm no Ukrainian expert and I don't want to be.
I don't want to be because I don't care because I actually
care about America first. But he keep he brought it up and
it was like a significant portion of what he was getting
into with Tucker. There's a historical basis for
the Ukrainians being involved with the with the Nazis when it
came to World War 2. And even my conversation with my
wife, she's reflected back to me that there's a quite a bit of
anti-Semitism that is very prevalent within at least her
sphere. When she lived in Ukraine and
she lived there for the 1st 14 years of her life.
And then she went back and she's gone back for extensive periods
of time as a little bit older. But she was clear to me, like it
was almost like when we went shopping for.
For jewelry for her, it was like, yeah, when we were in
Ukraine, like you, you can't deal with with jewelry because
that's the Jews. I mean, like it was that that
obvious and prevalent to her. And I think that that's that's a
cultural thing too. Interesting.
Strange also for a guy like Zelinsky who were wearing his
shirt, but is he not Jewish? And that was something was also
brought up. He's like, what the hell is this
guy doing? It doesn't make any sense.
Yeah, I mean, he's like the George Soros Jewish guy, right?
Like his, he's like the plate. He's right.
Yeah. He plays the.
Piano. He's his penis.
So doing Shabbos. That's right.
OK, we're reaching into the grab bag here.
I'm fairly confident that this is our last little clip from the
interview. I'm pretty sure that's what I've
got right here, so let's grab a little taste of this.
What about Taylor Swift? She sucks.
Who do you think will win the 2024 election in the United
States? Everyone knows President Donald
Trump will be the next president of the United States, and as
soon as he takes back the White House, he's probably going to
whoop some ass. What do you think about Bud
Light? Gay piss.
Who killed Jeffrey Epstein?
That's easy. Hillary did it.
We don't call her Hillary Clinton for no reason.
What do you think about all that?
That was a pretty hard hitting piece at the end.
And why does he think Bud Light is gay piss?
Well, I mean, aren't we supposed to be back to liking Bud Light
now? According to to Dear Leader,
right? That's, that's what's come to
trans. I don't, I don't take any boot
off the throat there. Yeah, it'll take marching orders
from anybody, even our our chat was like, Kyle, you need to
educate yourself about the Azov Battalion.
And so I was like, no, I don't, I don't care.
It's not like we we've got so many problems with this in our
own house. And and I had the CIA, that was
I. Think I share it with you.
There was the, a small exchange that I had online with the
person and he was like, Steve, you know, I'm a, I'm a national
security expert and we have to support Ukraine and we have to
support Israel. And I just said like, no, he's
like, well, we have to project strength.
And I was like 30-4 trillion debt, dude, that's not strong
and it doesn't feed my kids. Listen, when when Vladimir Putin
is making the right arguments, not that that Ukraine is right
or wrong or that what he did is right or wrong, but it's like,
hey, man, your house is so shaky.
You've got dudes crapping in the hold on.
I got this guy. Hold on, let's do this.
I'm pretty sure this look at this piece of shit.
This is on 5th Ave. and 43rd St. bro, he just climbed up on that
fucking on the on the garbage can.
Pull his pants out. He's taking a shit.
There's a dude in our, our, our shining city, the like the the
most American example of our city, right?
New York City New Yorkers will tell you they can't stop telling
you it's the most important place in the world to them at
least. And at least it does represent
America in a big way. We got dudes who are homeless
that are getting crapping in a can that is meant for like your
Starbucks cup. And then you have people that
are not from America, that snuck into our country, that got
transported up there, that are getting $1000 a month from the
mayor, who's a smart manager. I'm sorry.
I buy the argument that Vladimir Putin put out there.
Not that I think he's a good guy, which I don't.
Not that I think that what he said was all the truth, because
I don't. And not that I think that the
Ukraine is or isn't a great place to spend money, just not
right now. I think Stephen A Smith has got
it. It's like, what the hell are we
doing? We've lost our shit.
This is a little bit off the board here, but I think I can
connect it back. Do you remember when there was a
big blow up because they they killed that lion, Cecil the
lion? Cecil the Lion.
Yeah, it was. A yes, Cecil the lion and side
note, I I wanted a swat patch that had Harambe riding Cecil
the lion on wings. It was like take take a shot for
Harambe because he took two for you.
So when there was all the blow up about Cecil the lion being
killed, I just remember looking up like US aid and how many kids
are dying in sub-Saharan Africa and then how many people were
being killed in lion attacks. And people just summon this
outrage over something. And it's so small.
And, and all I'm thinking about is like all you're concerned
about the humanitarian crises around the world.
Like why can't you summon it for for sub-Saharan Africa?
Is it because they don't look like you?
Are you a racist? No.
I mean, it's just you're kind of picking and choosing what you
want to care about. And I think you have some
misplaced priorities. I care about my wife and my
kids, and I'm not going to apologize for that.
And if that means that I don't have to have the bandwidth for
what's going on in some territorial conflict in in
Eastern Europe and between the most corrupt country.
That's a laundering operation for United States politicians
and a country of 150 million people that just because there
are movies that they're bad. The bad guys that I'm supposed
to think of, they're the big baddie and the threat to
everything when China could just call all of our debt tomorrow
and you and I would have problems getting water.
I, I or they can shut down our. Infrastructure since they've
been looking into it for as long as they have.
I just found some there it is. There's always some of my wife's
hair. She's doing that post post
pregnancy thing. There's always some of my wife's
hair hanging on me. That is something that all men
can relate to when you just go in through your laundry and
since we share laundry equipment, you're always like,
really? But when it's in my hair, it's
my favorite. OK, here, here is my my thought
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You want to talk about a strange small little circle in the
world? And he gave one of the most
intelligent and articulate arguments for what you just said
right there. He said as Christians and as
Catholic specifically, you have to be able to look and have
compassion for the people in the world.
But you don't have an unlimited amount of compassion, and you're
not asked to have that. That's not a Christian position
that you must give everything until you have nothing and
because you can't actually affect anything.
And and it goes back to that old thing they talk about in
therapy. It's like, well, if you want to
help somebody else, if you haven't helped yourself first,
how are you even going to be able to do that?
If you can't feed yourself, you're just going to die giving
it to someone and you no longer are beneficial.
You. You actually.
Have to put the mask on on the airplane to yourself before you
help your kid next. Correct.
And it looks like a circle of bull's eyes was his argument.
And he said essentially, like inside of your your bullseye,
the inner bullseye is you and your family and you can take
care of them. And then it expands out to who
your neighbors and who is your neighbor.
It's the people that you interact with every day that you
have the ability to actually make a direct impact on.
And then it goes out into your broader community.
And those may be not exactly your direct neighbors, but
they're people that you have a, an influence through the next
bullseye. And it goes on and on.
And at some point you're going to run out of resources and it's
probably going to happen far before you get to sub-Saharan
Africa. It doesn't mean that some people
aren't called to go and help people in Africa.
Maybe that's where they're, that's where they go and find
their neighbor. But it doesn't mean that you and
I worrying about our families and our block and our street and
our community and our little towns are not totally in the
right in doing this. And, and this is the argument I
make against the leftist compassionate.
They're so willing to give everybody something like you
talk about like spreading the money train, that Keynesian
economics, that they're willing to basically bankrupt all of us
and make 0 impact. If you spread it so thin and
then you give it across everybody that everybody got a
little bit of nothing, which is the worst possibility I think.
As opposed to let's focus our efforts.
Even Stephen A Smith knows this. We probably don't agree on very
many things, but we know we shouldn't have dudes in New York
shitting on trash cans and we shouldn't have veterans that are
homeless on the streets in New York when we are importing new
charity cases and we can't even afford the ones that we already
had. Pretty simple.
Yes, I mean, all you wind up doing when you spread everything
out is making everybody equal, equally poor.
That's the nature of what socialism and Marxism and
Keynesian economics essentially winds up with everyone.
What did What did communists use to light their house before the
candle? What?
What did? Yeah.
What did the Communists use to light their houses before
candles? Electricity.
That's your dad joke of the day right there, folks.
Nailed it right there. All right, let's get rowdy.
Let's get into the the next little round here.
Let's talk Joe Biden and the special counsel report.
I've got him in kind of a particular order this I pulled
almost all these little snapshots from the executive
summary and little bit from CNN. So the thing you're seeing up in
the top, it says we have considered this is the top top
line, what they call the bottom line up front.
We have considered that at trial, Mr. Biden would likely
present himself to a jury as he did during our interview of him
as a sympathetic, well meaning elderly man with a poor memory.
I want you to just consider and reflect, Steve Friend, on any
time that you've had prosecution decisions based on that.
It said there that their investigation of evidence
against Biden that he willfully retained and disclosed, not just
retained but disclosed classified materials after his
vice presidency when he was a private citizen.
And they include materials that were marked classified documents
in military and foreign policy about Afghanistan, which was
ongoing at that time. Notebooks containing his
handwritten entries on national security and foreign policy
implicated sensitive sources and methods.
And FBI agents recovered these materials from his garages, his
offices and his basement den in Wilmington, DE.
You know, but he's an old man. Are you good with that?
Is that does that work for you? Well, this is back to what I
said about Tucker Carlson. We have to just accept it's
gravity, the double standard. It just is.
So how are we going to address that?
But I think it's kind of laughable how you say that he's
OK to run the free world, to have the most powerful and
important position in the entire Earth, but he can't, he's not
competent to stand trial, even though we know what he did
knowingly violated the law. I think we have a constitutional
crisis, at least a criminal justice crisis, if if that's
allowed to continue. Here's another one.
It's possible that Mister Biden encountered classified
documents. This one is is a is a good one,
classified Afghan documents at his Virginia home in February of
2017. And then he told his his
ghostwriter, this guy who's Swanser, and then said and soon
after forgot about them and didn't willfully retain them.
While such a swift and permanent bout of forgiveness may seem
implausible, several pieces of evidence provide support for
that. And it looks something like
this. There they are.
They found documents from the fall of 2009, classification
markings up to top secret and sensitive compartmented
information. They're found in a box in the
Delaware garage along with other materials of great personal
significance that he appeared to have used and access frequently.
Which means you probably would have to say that he knew that
they were there since he quote UN quote, used and accessed them
frequently. They marked classified documents
along with handwritten drafts in a memo from 2009 Thanksgiving
that he had sent to Barack Obama trying to persuade him.
There's a there's this strong push.
Rather, there's a strong push in these this finding that he was
old, he doesn't know any better. He was so familiar with
classified documents that it was just normal for him not to
recognize that they were not supposed to be there.
But he also, they also make the counter argument that he needed
to retain them because he was really worried how history would
view his his take on Afghanistan and that he was never in favor
of going into Afghanistan or maintaining that that ongoing
peace that, you know, that Barack Obama was able to
escalate it. So he thought he really needed
to keep these documents in order to protect his legacy because he
thought he was super important. That's literally described in
there. I'm paraphrasing.
Well, they're all these guys are super worried about what their
legacy is, which is just hubris. But I think that we're we're
seeing at the real politique of what's going on here.
I think that they came to to Joe Biden and said, hey, we're we
want you to step aside and make for, I don't know, Pete
Buttigieg to run for president. And if you're not willing to do
that, then we'll ratchet it up a little bit and we'll charge
Hunter. And he said no, no one.
Of course, Steve just went yellow on that, so we'll bring
him on 2 seconds here. Here's another little piece of
it. Exactly what I'm telling you.
Some evidence suggests that Mister Biden knew he could not
keep classified handwritten documents in his office.
Mr. Biden, who had decades of experience with classified
information, was deeply familiar with the procedures taken to
safeguard these classified piece of information, and he needed
those measures to prevent harm from national security.
Asked about reports that former President Trump also kept
classified documents in his home, he said how could anyone
be so irresponsible? Voiced concerns, what data was
in there that might compromise sources and methods.
And then as the vice president, he kept notebooks in his house
at the White House safe. I'm sorry.
He kept him in the White House safe in contrast to his decision
after leaving office where he kept them in unlocked drawers.
So literally a guy who's complaining about whether or not
this was a, a safe situation, talking about Donald Trump
saying, oh, God, could we even, could we even allow it?
And then sure enough, what does he do?
He does exactly the same thing. We got a couple more of these
things while Steve jumps back on the line.
Several defenses. This is they're they're actually
troubleshooting this. This reminds me of James
Comedy's any given, you know, no reasonable prosecutor speech,
but here it is. Several defenses are likely to
create doubt for such charges. They're actually creating the
defenses so they can make sure that Joe Biden doesn't have to
pay for this in in criminal proceedings.
He could have he could have found the classified documents
at his home in 2017 and then forgotten them soon after.
This would convince reasonable jurors that he didn't willfully
retain them. He told his ghost rider that he
had found all kinds of stuff that was classified downstairs.
His tone was matter of fact. For a person that viewed
classified documents nearly every day for eight years as
vice president, including regularly in his home, finding
classified documents at home less than a month after leaving
office could have been unremarkable and an
unforgettable or a a forgettable event.
Rather, I assume that's what Donald Trump should be claiming.
They, they basically laid out what they believe is an
appropriate way to to describe this stuff.
They said, look, he saw it every day and so why wouldn't he see
it? Isn't that troubling?
It makes it makes no sense whatsoever that you would
continue to have this argument being made, but they made it
multiple times and then here's a little bit more of it.
They said, nevertheless, we believe that the evidence is
sufficient. We don't believe there's
sufficient evidence that a jury would find a reasonable beyond a
reasonable doubt for some of the reasons that we just said both
when he served as vice president or when the Afghan documents
were found in his possession in 20/22, he had their possession
in his Delaware home. It wasn't the basis for
prosecution because he had the authority to keep classified
documents at his home. And then afterwards he was a
private citizen and he told the Ghost Rider, They just stumble
all over themselves making excuses for Joe Biden, which is
actually pretty incredible. This the the idea that they're
just going to in real time over and over again say it.
And then they have to make the argument that he's also still
mentally competent to be able to maintain his office as
president. We got Steve back.
Steve. They basically did the any
reasonable prosecutor speech that Jim Comedy did.
They said, look, here's all the crimes.
Here's the fact that we know that he did them and we're going
to add this willful piece to it, whether or not, but it's pretty
obvious it was willful because he said it was.
They explained why and then they go.
But also he's old. He's a nice old guy.
He's old. And then we'll send them out
there for a press conference past his bedtime, unprepared and
unscripted, just to make our point that he's it's, it's time.
It's time, Joe, that you give up the, the ring of power here.
And I was, I was thinking and you played, I think earlier this
week, a clip from from Biden and how his decline has even
happened within the last couple of years.
And you do the same thing with your kids that I do with mine.
And I was thinking about my older kid now who's in, he's
nine years old, but when he was like 3, he's very talkative and
he's very excited to. And I used to say nobody can
cram a 30 second story into 5 minutes like my 3 year old.
And but his cue, my daughter's by the way, and, and while
they're talking, they're very excited and his cue always to
keep the conversation going was and guess what, and guess what,
and guess what? And then I would have fun.
I would say, guess what, back to him and he would just what?
Yeah, you're, but you derail him.
Joe Joe Biden does that while he talks.
He, he keeps saying, guess what? Guess what?
And I'm like, well, he's, he's about the three-year old that
that I raised. And that's that's where he's at
right now. Checks which?
Is. But you know, to his credit,
when Peter Doocy asked him a question, hey, you know, is how
bad is your memory? You know, should you?
That was funny. So he asked him a question and
Joe Biden just goes bad enough that I that I called on you
again, which is objectively clever and funny.
And he's sly and it's, it's genuine and he's a jerk.
I mean, I don't feel you normally feel bad for people
when they're in this mental decline.
And he's clearly in the throes of senility of now, all right,
like Alzheimer's or something at this point.
But he's been a jerk for like 50 years, his entire life in
public. I don't feel bad for him at all.
And I'm, I'm actually taking quite a bit of pleasure in him
because his legacy means so much to him that this is going to be
the end of his legacy. I think that that's quite
fitting. It suits him.
I agree with you. Let's see a couple more.
I grabbed a couple more of these little clips and some of these
should no longer have. I've actually, like I said, I'm
a little bit disappointed because I didn't have all the
prep time that I normally have since we had our Internet outage
folks. For like 20 minutes I was
scrambling trying to figure out if we were even going to have a
show. So let's see what this one is.
I know these all made sense when I put them together, so give me
one second. What?
About Taylor Swift. Oh, what about Taylor Swift?
We already played her, all right.
What about this? One So twice you've described US
presidents making decisions and then being undercut by their
agency heads. So it sounds like you're
describing a system that's not run by the people who are
elected in your telling. That's right.
Yeah.
So I put that in there specifically, and I'm
remembering why we put this in there.
He described several of these undercuttings.
We're also seeing these undercuttings happen with our
special counsel. It's like, shouldn't our special
counsel just do the job? Do we think that Joe Biden is
actually out there running this operation by himself and he's
trying to get it done? I think you're right.
I think people came and approached him and gave a like
at least an opportunity to get his kid out of this.
But moreover, Vladimir Putin is literally talking about the
operations of the so-called deep state, the administrative state
that exists and spans multiple presidents and has its own
agendas. And they are not what the people
who elect people in this country are expecting to happen.
That that that's why it doesn't matter.
It's a lot of this, a lot of the stuff is going on whether or not
we agree to it or not because it's not our choice.
And it's terrifying to think that the guy who basically spent
most of his life working against this country is able to see
that, and probably has probably more information about it since
they've compromised things too. Well, it it's a lot like the
Martin Niemoller poem, but you can evolve it and say like,
first they came for the Soviets and then they came for the
Russians and, and now they're just coming for the American
citizens. They're using the same
mechanisms that have just turned them inwards.
They're doing the intelligence collection and the actual
criminal prosecution of people who are just, they're perceived
enemies of the administrative state.
It's all gross and sad. I've got a an ad read that's
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This was just after you were testifying in front of friends
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We kind of come a long ways in the last year, my friend.
We've upgraded, man. We've we definitely upgraded.
And I know I've become a little bit snobby and because I'll now
go on programs and I'm like, Hey, my, my visuals look better
than yours and you're hosting the show.
How dare you? But that's been solely because
you have penetrated my, my, my thinking on that because I used
to just think like, well, I can talk through it.
Doesn't matter how it looks. No, it makes a difference.
People take you seriously when the camera is clear.
I'm a little bit sad because I lost my ability to do the thumbs
up bubble, but I think that the the actual camera does does
justice. I don't want the thumbs up, but
by the way, you still can use it if you want to know it's still
out there. And let's see, I got one last
little clip here and I think this one is coming from MSNBC,
if my memory is going to serve me correct.
We're we're literally just like reaching into the bag and see
what comes out with it, what's holding.
On to my favorite. But I did edit something
together about what the priorities look like on the
political left. And like I said, it's it's so
interesting to hear. It's so interesting to hear a
foreign president kind of line up on it.
And that's kind of in the theme that I keep.
I keep pushing back what? How hard is it to just be
America first, not the capital, a capital F like just care about
your country first, be an actual nationalist.
And why is that a bad word? I think this if this is the
right clip, which we'll find out in about one second here, that
we'll actually get a pretty good taste of why, as you know.
Initially, the president of Mexico, Sisi, did not want to
open up. That was Joe Biden, that wasn't
the clip I was looking for. And I think the Joe Biden clip
was silent. So many of you guys didn't even
hear it anyway. Worst case scenario is Joe Biden
talking about something that was outside of his mental grasp.
The exact opposite of Putin, who's able to name world leaders
and times and things like that. And go back to the the early 8
hundreds and Joe Biden can't tell you who the president of
Egypt is. He thinks it's the president of
Mexico. It's just like classic Joe Biden
blunder that's going on at this point.
I think we've run out the clock on these, on this poor old man
who is now not going to be prosecuted.
And luckily, or an unluckily, what we found out is that
they've given Republicans just like an unlimited amount of
ammunition that he can't even be prosecuted because he's too old
and feeble and dumb. You know what, you do reflect
back on your America First sentiment here.
I am unable to summon the umbrage and the outrage.
And I think that a lot of the Con Inc media is going to be
talking about this today and into the weekend about the
double standard because look, I accept the gravity theory that
this is just is what it is. That's the way the battlefield
conditions are. It's never going to happen.
It was never going to happen the same as Alejandro Mayorkas was
never going to be impeached. I just accepted it.
And there's a lot of really important things that these
people theoretically are supposed to be handling the,
the, the national security factor, the fact we have this
open and porous border, the debt and everything across the board.
I know that it's really important.
But my entire perspective, I think this is worth sharing was
changed last week. And I went to a candidate forum
for my county Board of Commissioners, The chairman that
it's a primary right now going on.
There were three guys there, the current chairman, who's a, who's
a friend of mine, my mayor for my town that I live in is
running and then there's a private businessman who's also
running. Three guys and I sat there for
an hour as they answered questions and they were talking
about things like the fact that there's water toxicity issues in
my county. It's a county of 600,000 people.
And I just thought, what's more important than that?
Like I, I mean, we can worry about the debt and we can worry
about immigration issues. And I know they're sexy.
We have the Super Bowl coming up Sunday.
That's the Super Bowl, right? Like we need to be worried about
two a day stuff like very basic things like there is nothing
more important than my ability to give my kids a glass of pure
water. And I need to engage on this.
And I have just checked out of the federal side of of the
politics. I am solely focusing on the
local and it's like the bullseye that you were talking about.
The local is the most important and that that example right
there I don't think paints a clear picture.
It's kind of why I don't really care what's happening in
Ukraine. And I kind of like I have, I
have an awareness, obviously I've been paying attention
enough to see that people show videos of what's going on with,
you know, Nazis and all this other kind of stuff.
But I don't know if they're true or not because I'm not there and
I'm not going to be there and I don't trust the sources.
This is what we do. This is how I operate.
I'm very skeptical. If someone's trying to feed me
one line, I don't believe that. And you try to feed me another
line. I don't believe that.
If you try to force feed me something that I'm getting a
snipshot and I'm looking through like a straw at it and I can't
see the broader context and I have no way to confirm what
you're saying, then I'm just going to ignore you.
And it's the same thing about the border.
It's like we're getting little snippets.
Are we down at the border? No.
Am I closer than you? Yes.
I know what's going on in Texas to a certain point.
I've got friends in McAllen, I've got friends in Eagle Pass.
I've got friends in these areas. I've got friends who are Border
Patrol that were up in Las Cruces.
I used to have a pretty good visibility to it because I was
40 miles away from the physical border.
So I knew what was happening and who was coming across and my
friends were working those, those cases.
But like you say, the minute you get further away from that, if
you live in, I don't know, Oklahoma City or Chicago or New
York or Michigan or, you know, Oregon, your visibility to
what's going on is basically limited to whoever's going to
send or correspond spawn it down to that space.
And then it's going to be whatever short 2 minute or three
minute Fox News it that they want to curate.
One of the things we did yesterday, which I think if you
go back and watch, you don't have to watch all the folks, but
if you go watch the coverage that that Mark Notton and I did
outside the Supreme Court, we're going to do this more and more.
We didn't just show the press conference happening where 5
secretaries of state came in and spoke on behalf of Donald Trump
in the Colorado lawsuit. That's in the Supreme Court.
And we didn't just cover down on what the the defense or the
plaintiffs who are bringing the case against Donald Trump said,
who are obviously liars. Like you could just tell like
they were saying things that were dishonest.
The woman, by the way, Steve, you can appreciate this talk
about people who don't know anything.
She's a woman with Gray hair. So I don't know how old she was,
but she was over 50. She was probably over 60.
She's a former Republican, according to her, that voted,
you know, that voted to and was suing to get Donald Trump taken
off the ballot because that was part of her job as a Republican.
Believe whatever you want in in Colorado.
And she said, you know, we've had a problem with people who
are insurrectionists since the, you know, the late 1860s when
the American Civil War happened in the late 1860s.
Now apparently 1861 to 1865. Maybe she never read the book
across 5 April's. But I'll never forget that it
started like April 12th of 60 of of 61 and went to 65 someday in
April. There are 5 April's involved.
And it was in the early 60s by my estimation, early to mid.
I don't know how she came up with that being old.
But like, these are the people that are out there arguing in
front of the Supreme Court. She doesn't know when the Civil
War was the United States. She's off by half a decade,
which is better than many. It's still pretty atrocious.
They don't know anything, you know, and they're just pushing
us. I think Joe Biden is the only
one that could actually say he had first hand experience what
was going on in 1860s. Nice reference though.
Across 5 April's. I remember reading that that was
that was a good book. I actually know that I read it
twice because I was like almost done with it and I got sick and
I had these feverish dreams and the for some reason the book got
into my dreams and I didn't know what I'd actually read and what
I actually dreamed. So I had to go back to the
beginning and reread it. And then you realize that's
where the red Fern grows. So on top of all of those
things, you know, we what we did is we showed the press
conference that was happening. It was a stand up press
conference, but we also showed the media circus, the EU shaped
media circus, this horseshoe in front of all these clowns.
And there's five people talking. There's 50 people in the media.
There are 18 people protesting. There are 100 people that are
videotaping it. And and so that's, that's what
we want to try to do for folks with this, this Mark Naughton
kind of piece that we have. And if you're following Mark
Naughton, you can do it on Twitter and you can do it on on
True social. Now it's at Mark Naughty 9, and
he's going to be doing some stuff with us.
We're going to show you the media coverage, which is why I
don't trust 2 minutes in Ukraine or 50 seconds down at the border
at even people that I tend to like.
And they seem to be doing things that are pretty genuine.
I just don't have any way to confirm it, and neither do you.
The view that not in game of the media that he was able to, the
actual physical perspective, I think was so illuminating
because we're looking through like a Capri Sun straw normally
that those media people give and he just gave the actual physical
visibility of what they're doing.
Yeah, they're standing on boxes to be pretend to be taller, to
get better shots and angles. And it's all about some of those
people were after we left because everything was over.
They were still set up. And Mark and I were talking on
the phone when he went to go get something like a sandwich.
And I go, hey, man, like what's going on?
Still he goes, oh, the media is still set up there.
He went and got a sandwich. He was there for like an hour
and he got out and we were talked Afterwards.
We're doing a debrief. And as he walks by, he goes,
they're still set up. He goes, what are these poor
bastards doing? And I said, they're standing
there so that in three hours when the Evening News comes on,
they can have a dark Supreme Court behind them and they can
go, Bob, we're standing here at the Supreme Court where earlier
today this thing happened. And we've been standing here for
six hours maintaining our spot and keeping the shot ready so
that we can do a 2 minute bullshit hit in front of it and
tell you that we're at the Supreme Court.
Because that gives us the only credibility we have that we're
physically at the building because the things we say are
lies. And that's what they do.
That's the slant, that's the game.
And as long as you can see that, I mean, I'm, I'm pretty excited
about the long form version of Tucker's interview.
I would love to see an uncut version of it because I want to
know how the translation thing happened.
How did Tucker know what was going on?
That's the stuff that I look at. Who's slanting.
Even though I think Tucker probably told us what was true
and probably gave us a real good translation, I don't even know
if the translation of what Putin said was correct probably was.
No, there's enough. People put my wife on that.
Maybe, maybe she could actually diagnose that because she I
always put her on that with all the movies and stuff.
I'm like, hey, are they good? She's like, no, they're, they're
just reading it and they have an American accent.
Right. My wife does this, by the way,
with she does that with Italian. So anyway, all right, we're
going to wrap this up. Tell folks what you got going
on. You've got something new.
If you want to announce it now or next week, that's fine with
me too. Whatever you're into.
And then we're going to send people off into their weekend.
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that, which I think will be a productive conversation.
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