Here’s How Trump Can Save The Broken GOP (Ep 1458)
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So how do we rebuild, right?
You know, we have to have some kind of an optimistic viewer.
It's all for naught, right?
It's all over.
We're defeated.
It's done.
You know, I posted something on my Facebook account last night, a very personal thought about how this doesn't feel like America anymore.
And I think everybody who responded or a lot of folks who responded, precision matters.
Thought it was some kind of a defeatist attitude.
It's not.
So we're going to talk about today in the opening of the show, one of the best articles I've read in a while, about the things Trump can do, the MAGA movement can do, to start to rebuild the conservative movement.
And it's not just the simple stuff either.
It's a very good piece.
It's not just that, well, Trump should run again in 2024.
We get that.
That's easy.
That's an easy one.
He's very popular.
But there's other things we can do right now.
We have things right in front of us.
I got that.
I got a lot more in today's show.
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Let's get right to it.
I've got that.
I've got a Republican's pounce story.
You're going to want to see that.
And also a video, which producer Joe says the minute he saw it out there in the internet ether, he knew I was gonna send it to him in the morning to record for the show.
And he was right, as he always is.
Let's get to it.
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All right, Joe, let's go.
Here we go!
Here we go.
We're so excited.
I love that.
So let's start off.
We're going to get to this Trump piece right away, how he can rebuild the party in three simple steps.
Why in three simple steps?
Because everybody thinks in threes, right?
Three Musketeers, Herman Cain, God rest his soul's 999 plan.
It was genius.
You know, in marketing, I don't know if they teach that, but people tend to think in threes.
Three strikes, you're out.
Who knows what?
I'll give you that in a second, how to rebuild the GOP in three simple steps through Donald Trump.
So we have a battle plan going forward.
But first, why do we need to rebuild the GOP?
Joe, wouldn't you agree it'd be kind of silly to talk about why would we need to rebuild a brand new house we just built that was absolutely beautiful?
You know, you walk in.
It's got a home movie theater.
It's got a beautiful dock and a pier in the back, a big modern kitchen.
You love it.
You got your Nancy Pelosi twin sub-Z $50,000 freezer with your $20 million ice cream in there.
You wouldn't say to yourself, like, my gosh, how do we rebuild this?
You'd be like, okay, even though it's Nancy Pelosi, this is a pretty nice house and a pretty nice freezer.
Fair enough, Joe, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
So why would we do a segment on rebuilding the GOP if we didn't first start as to why this thing is such a disaster and needs to be rebuilt?
And I've never seen a better headline to sum it up, better than this one, at our left wing, I was going to say at our friends at Newsweek being trying to be funny, but I'm afraid you'll misinterpret that as me actually meeting our friends at Newsweek.
Here's a Newsweek article by Brendan Cole.
Lisa Murkowski backs Liz Cheney's call for the GOP to move on.
Quote, Donald Trump is gone.
Joe, can you think of Two greater scions of the essence of conservatism than the legendary Lisa Murkowski and Liz Cheney.
Of course, sarcasm is dripping from my fangs on this show today.
That's why I didn't want to say our friends at Newsweek in the beginning.
Too much sarcasm is no good.
Liz Cheney and Lisa Murkowski.
I cannot think of two less popular human beings labeling themselves conservatives or Republicans than these two.
And yet they're telling us, time to move on, folks.
Donald Trump is gone.
He's gone.
He's actually not gone.
I'm pretty sure of that.
I've seen video of him.
He does still exist.
He is still here, folks.
So Donald Trump isn't gone.
But why do we need to rebuild?
Because the GOP swamp establishmentarians, again, have managed Joe for, what, the 500th election cycle in a row, if there are that many in the history of the United States, to misread the public feelings and pulse of the actual GOP voters yet again, which is phenomenal!
It's almost like you would think they would make a mistake, the Lisa Murkowskis and Liz Cheneys of the world, and once in a while, right Joe?
Just by mistake, once in a while they'd get it right.
Just by mistake!
Like they'd make an error and actually go, wow, right?
I've actually got my finger on the pulse of what the GOP's thinking.
And say out of the 100 dopey decisions they make, at least one of them be correct.
Not with Lisa Murkowski and Liz Cheney.
They're pretty much always wrong.
So is Donald Trump really gone?
Well, I saw this video, the one I was talking about in the kind of tease in the beginning.
Joe saw this.
He's like, ah, Dan's definitely going to send this.
And I did.
Didn't coordinate it at all.
Here's a video I saw, and this is Donald Trump returning from an outing to Mar-a-Lago yesterday in Florida.
And first we heard he was gone.
He's clearly not gone.
He's actually in the truck.
We saw him, unless it's some body double we don't know about.
I mean, I know most of the Secret Service agents on that detail, and they're real too, so unless they're protecting a body double, which would be against the law, Donald Trump is still here.
But look at...
You'll notice if Donald Trump is gone, like Lisa Murkowski and Liz Cheney said, why are so many people excited to see a guy who the Swamp Rats and the GOP tell us don't matter anymore and it's time to move on?
Come on, check out this video here and I think you'll all beg to differ.
Now, for those of you listening on audio, you're probably hearing in the background a rather loud crowd.
We had to kind of dull the noise a little bit, because even though that video was taken from inside a vehicle, clearly you can still hear the crowd.
It's a substantial crowd, a crowd measuring in the hundreds, not the tens like a Joe Biden event.
It's kind of weird, Joe.
We're being told by all the Swamp Rats, Donald Trump is gone.
It's time to move on.
Well, clearly people who actually vote don't actually believe that.
An interesting note here as well, for those of you unfamiliar with politics in Florida, Mar-a-Lago, where Donald Trump is currently residing in Florida.
Palm Beach County, where Mar-a-Lago is located, is not a Republican county.
It's largely run by Democrats.
Not overwhelmingly.
It's not like New York City.
But it is definitely a Democrat county.
There's no question about that.
It's fascinating how every time he returns to Palm Beach County in Mar-a-Lago, that crowds of hundreds show up to greet him, despite the fact that he's not even in office anymore.
Kind of weird, again, for a president who Liz Cheney and Lisa Murkowski are like, ah, he's an irrelevancy.
Apparently not irrelevant to actual voters.
Kind of weird.
And if I may, again, point of personal privilege, throw a little quick story in here for you folks.
Some of you out there have a really smart audience are probably saying, I know I would.
You know, well, Dan, he's a former president.
You know, he's still got big name ID.
People love him.
This is totally normal, right, Joe?
You know, former presidents, Bill Clinton, everywhere they went, they drew huge crowds.
Not exactly true, folks.
You know, again, in my prior line of work, I've kind of done this a little bit.
And I specifically remember when Bill Clinton left office, being up in Chappaqua, accepting the moving trucks.
That was me and two other agents watching them cut the seals as he moved into Chappaqua from the White House.
Of course, President George W. Bush had taken office at that point.
And I remember the next day!
Former President Bill Clinton, only a former president for less than a week.
I remember being up there in the weeks and months afterwards and the Clinton team being consistently surprised how little attention he drew when he went out to get coffee in the morning in the delis.
I was there, you're not gonna tell me it didn't happen because I remember it happening because I was there.
And I remember him being like, hey, buddy, we don't have to go through a big motorcade thing.
And everybody was like, nah, dude, we don't do that anymore.
You're a former president.
He was so shocked there wasn't a 40 car motorcade to take him down to the deli.
And I remember because we, you know, we still have handheld magnetometers.
So when he was around, we generally, you know, making sure no one's, you know, going to attack the guy with a, with a knife, God forbid, or something like that.
But I remember, like, do we get, like, two or three handheld mags?
And we only needed, like, one because there just weren't that many people around.
You know, we're a few looky-loos.
Hey, hey.
Hey, buddy.
He go around.
Hey, man.
Shaking some hands and stuff.
But nobody really cared.
Kind of weird that President Trump, who's supposedly gone, draws such magnificent crowds.
And that hasn't happened before with other presidents.
But remember, Liz Cheney, Joe, said he's gone.
So let's get on to the meat and potatoes of the show.
How do we rebuild this collapsing monstrosity of a party right now?
How do we rebuild it?
Well, the easy answer is have Trump run again in 2024, which I think is a good idea.
I think will happen.
No one's told me that.
I don't have any inside baseball on it, but I do think he'll run again.
But that's the easy answer.
Let's now get into some mechanical stuff that really matters.
Interesting things he can do today, ahora, right now, to fix this thing.
Just the news article.
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Just the news.
John Solomon.
Twice acquitted, Trump possesses many options to reinvigorate MAGA after the White House.
The ex-president's proclamation that the movement has only just begun Well, what could be next?
Natural question, right?
I love how they do that.
Always ask a question.
People can avoid an assertion.
It's very difficult to avoid a question.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, the 2022 midterms are right around the corner.
We have a third of the Senate, the U.S.
Senate, up, as it is every two years.
We have the entire House of Representatives up for re-election, too.
Well, before we get into 2024, what can the MAGA movement and Trump do right now to fix this disaster of a Republican Party that's entirely broken and populated with Murkowskis and Cheneys and Romneys right this second?
Well, one of the things we can do is focus on those 2022 midterms from the John Solomon piece.
All right, here's screenshot number one from the Just the News piece about the 2022 midterms.
Quote, John Solomon's piece.
Building a well-funded political action committee and rallying behind the House and Senate candidates most supportive of Trump's populist message is one potential avenue.
Nice!
But here's a problem already resurfacing.
An idea House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy has already begun talking with Trump about.
Okay, so again, our three-step plan to take back the Republican Party and the conservative movement right now.
We're already stumbling onto a roadblock while presenting a solution.
The solution's obvious.
Get Trump, put a PAC together, whatever it may be, have that Trump PAC, whatever it may be called, the MAGA PAC, support candidates that actually support the MAGA movement and things we believe in like actual conservatism, right?
But I can't emphasize this enough.
We should not be coordinating this with Kevin McCarthy of the House.
I'm very sorry, folks.
Whoever's telling President Trump, if they are, that this is a good idea, it is not.
It is a bad idea.
We do not need a bunch of establishment picks.
Let's go into red districts and slightly red districts and rose-colored districts and get MAGA candidates and get rid of some of these establishmentarian swamp rats ASAP.
Step one.
Let's get a pact together with the MAGA crowd.
An efficient one, run by good people, not a bunch of grifters.
And let's get MAGA candidates elected right now.
I've already told you the primaries are the way to rebuild.
That's step one.
But let's not do it in conjunction with McCarthy.
That's not a good idea.
Here's another terrific idea.
Idea number two.
How about a messaging operation?
Folks, I've told you over and over on this show, Joe, how long?
For five years now, that the problem with the GOP is not the message.
It's the messaging.
Our message always wins.
How do we know?
Because Democrats don't live by their own liberal ideology.
If their message was so powerful and effective, why don't they do what they say and preach?
We hate school choice.
It's awful.
Why do you send your kids to a private school?
Because I just mean school choice for you losers.
Democrat point number two.
We love higher taxes.
Big government's fantastic.
Do you voluntarily pay higher taxes?
Never.
We don't pay higher taxes.
Well, if you don't pay higher taxes, why not?
Because you don't believe it!
You don't believe any of it!
If you thought government was a force for goodwill in your life, why not voluntarily finance government?
Because you don't believe it!
We give money to charity.
It's not a pattern.
Hey, look at me.
I give money to charity.
A lot of you do too.
But why do you do it?
Why do I do it?
Because we, I got a charity shirt on today.
Folds of Honor.
Great charity.
Scholarships.
Children of men and women who fought and can't, you know, haven't come home.
Many of them.
Great charity.
Folds of Honor.
One of my favorites.
Why do I donate?
Not because Dan Rooney that forced me to donate because it's an awesome cause.
So if you think government's an awesome cause, then why aren't you doing something to finance government and just leaving all your money to government?
Because you don't.
You think they suck.
Sorry, I don't mean to go on.
But this second point, first was about the midterms, the second point about messaging matters.
We don't have a message problem.
Even liberals know our message is right.
Limited government, school choice, patient-controlled health care, jobs.
They know our message is right.
We just have a crappy messaging operation, which Trump broke through on and finally cracked the union vote.
Here, screenshot number two.
For instance, Trump could highlight the union jobs killed by Biden's closure of the Keystone Pipeline or the impact of a Democratic minimum wage hike on small business owners, who increasingly include Latinos and blacks.
This is a great idea.
This is a great idea.
As a victim of cancel culture and censorship, Trump could also deal devastating blows to big tech oligarchs who've silenced him and opposed his agenda.
There have been reports he's considering starting his own social media platform.
Bingo.
Part one of the three-part strategy.
2022 midterms.
Primaries for every one of these loser establishmentarians.
Part two.
Let's get a messaging operation out there and let's focus on simple, simple things.
My suggestion, if anyone in the Trump operation is listening, for this messaging operation through a pack, messaging, messaging, messaging, it matters.
Jobs, number one.
Jobs, number one.
Focus on Keystone Union jobs that are being impacted by the Biden agenda.
Number two, free and fair elections.
We have to change the voting systems in this country.
They are clearly broken.
I've said this repeatedly over the last month.
Three, big tech censorship and cancel culture.
You focus on those three things and make them the cornerstone of your messaging operation right now.
You will have serious momentum into the 2022 midterms.
You will have a very popular former president, potentially next president, and you'll be setting yourself up for 2024.
What's part three of this?
Midterms and messaging, part one and two, part three.
President Trump should part the Red Seas and lead an exodus off of social media and to other platforms.
He's the only one powerful enough to do it almost by himself.
Part three from this Just the News piece.
It's worth your time and you should seriously spread this around to your friends.
Read the entire piece.
Quote, part three.
It says again, Trump could deal devastating blows to big tech.
But an easier and quicker way for Trump to build a new conservative ecosystem would be for him to use his clout to sway tens of millions of his fans to leave Twitter, Fakebook, and YouTube.
I threw the Fakebook in there.
Send them to create new accounts on the fast-emerging free speech platforms of Parler.
You know, I have an interest in CloudHub and Rumble.
I have an interest in that too.
That way he can leave the tech headaches to experts while solving a major problem for conservatives through market disruption.
Folks, if President Trump does those three things, gets heavily involved in the midterms for MAGA candidates and primaries, engages in a serious, disciplined messaging operation around jobs, free and fair elections, and the tyranny of big tech, and then leads an exodus from social media, He will be remembered not only as a very consequential one-term president, but a very consequential two-term president when he sets the glide path for re-election for him in 2024.
With a conservative majority in the House and Senate.
I'm telling you.
That three-part plan is absolute gold.
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As I told you, these videos are really disturbing.
There are two videos here from the same segment.
This is the ever hapless Brian Stelter, who, you know, listen, you know I don't like the guy, obviously.
It's a long story why.
I don't want to bore you with the details, but he's just not a good guy.
I mean it.
He's just not a good guy.
There are a lot of people I disagree with politically who are decent people.
They just have really bizarre ideas.
I'm not kidding.
Like I did a lot of work at CNN before, and not everyone there is a total jerk.
A lot of them are, but not all of them.
Josie, you've heard me, Joe, right?
Talk about that.
Some of them were like, you know, we would sit in a green room and argue about stuff all day.
But Stelter is not one of those people.
He's just a really genuinely awful human being.
And he's what would be classified by the old Soviets as a useful idiot.
Someone not bright enough to figure out he's being used by tyrants to usher in an era of tyranny.
And an evaporation of civil liberties.
He's not smart enough to figure that out.
I want to show you two devastating segments.
He had this awful new liberal tyrant who somehow made it into Congress.
Sarah Jacobs, I think her name is?
A Democrat from California.
Who suggests... Joe, where could this possibly go wrong?
A new truth commission, sponsored by the government, because that's never gone wrong, right?
Truth tribunals, star chambers, that's never gone wrong throughout human history.
You know what it reminds me of, Joe?
I know you're not the big... Joe's a big music guy, but he's not a big movie guy.
Guy, Paula, maybe you can interject.
Guy is our wonderful new addition to the show.
Does everybody remember The Dark Knight Rises?
And there's this scene where the Scarecrow, when they take over Gotham, he's sitting on the elevated platform and he has the tribunals and it's like everybody's guilty and has to go walk into the icy Gotham River.
Remember that?
It's like everyone's guilty no matter what.
There's no defense, like, guilty!
Guilty!
And he's like, one guy's like, am I not guilty?
No, you're definitely guilty.
Like, that's what this tribunal's gonna turn into.
That's why this is a really crappy, I was gonna say something else, idea.
But not to Sarah Jacobs, who's not smart enough to read a history book, and Brian Stelter's not smart enough to do anything.
Check out video number one from this clip, where again, this new liberal tyrant elected to Congress somehow, Sarah Jacobs, wants a truth commission.
Here is the scarecrow of our time.
Check this out.
Also said in an interview with the 19th news website this week that the country needs a truth commission.
What exactly would a truth commission be?
So I think part of what we're seeing now is because we haven't really done the reckoning with the racial injustice and white supremacy of our past that we need to do.
And so, you know, a truth commission, a lot of people will think of South Africa.
We've used them in countries around the world.
And basically what it is, is it's a Communities all the way up to the national level having conversations about both the glory and the glory of our history and what happened both throughout the history of our country and leading up to and on January 6th so that we can come to a common narrative moving forward of what we want our country to be.
Okay, a couple takeaways here.
Hold it in, hold it in.
We don't want projectile vomiting on the show.
At least not on camera, it'd be gross.
Plus with your technical setup over there, you knocked that camera down.
It's over, as you well know.
Joe's got a very sophisticated zoom lens on that camera.
One day we'll tell you.
Maybe we'll start giving tours of the studio one day.
But takeaway number one, something I brought up before, and kind of our little tease for the segment there was, why does Brian Stelter not see the irony Of being a media person who has a show called Reliable Sources.
That's the actual name of Stelter's show, Reliable Sources.
Does he not see the irony of doing a show as a news representative of the media?
Their sole, Joe, correct?
Their one job is to tell you the truth and the facts?
That's what reporting and journalisming is?
He has a show called Reliable Sources where he has a person with serious power, a congresswoman in the United States of America, and a big megaphone.
He has a congresswoman on suggesting a government-sponsored, what, truth commission?
Because people like Brian Stelter can't actually do their job despite hosting a show called Reliable Sources.
Is this not the epitome of a useful idiot?
He doesn't even get it how his show, a show that's supposed to tell the truth, can't tell the truth, so then liberal tyrants take advantage of the fact that they can't tell the truth by recommending government propaganda bureaus called truth commissions, and Stelter nods his head in approval.
What an idiot!
To everyone here, Paul, now we have a big sample size here.
Is anyone not getting this?
Guy?
Are you understanding?
Guy's thumbs- Paula?
Thumbs up from Paula.
Joe?
Are you not seeing the- He has a show called Reliable Sources!
And he needs a congresswoman to propose a truth commission!
And- Okay!
This is quiet!
What an idiot!
Second part of that, which is unintentionally hilarious, is this confused Congresswoman.
How she made it into Congress, I have no idea.
It is California, though.
Not a knock on my conservative friends in California, but some really strange birds have been elected in California.
She suggests with a straight face, Joe.
That, as America, we have yet to reckon with white supremacy?
Have you read, like, one textbook ever?
Like, every textbook is written by Zin or someone else.
They don't even, like, focus on the good stuff.
Everything is America sucks, America's racist.
What textbooks are you reading?
Are you nuts?
Have you ever read a history book?
Oh my gosh.
Now, here's Stelter, again, one of the biggest useful idiots of our time.
Oh my gosh, Dan, you're rough on Stelter.
Believe me, this guy deserves every bit of this.
He is a character-free individual, who when we find ourselves in the grasp of tyranny, I am not kidding, You're gonna look back on people like Stelter, who helped usher it in.
Anti-free speech, anti-civil liberties, anti-freedom advocates, who were too stupid to figure out they're being used.
Here's Stelter, who noticed, she's talking about a truth commission.
What does Stelter do right away, Joe?
He has to inject, hey, it's about far-right media, right?
With a wink and a nod, you don't believe me?
Check this out, here's part two.
And we know that when you look at violence around the world, it often corresponds to when you have new technological systems, like when you look at the role that the radio played in the violence and genocide in Rwanda, the role that Facebook posts played in the genocide of the Rohingya in Myanmar, Burma.
We know that these kinds of technological systems, when you have the ability to communicate in a different way, often also correlate to what we're seeing here in the U.S.
with the rise of this extremist ideology.
So you're describing the impact of cell phones and this constant connectivity, social networks, and far-right television networks, all of which you're saying are fueling a fire.
Do you believe this?
This was a serious segment on a show that has an audience, even though it's small.
It's not irrelevant.
He's on a show called Reliable Sources proposing a truth commission because he's not reliable and he has no sources.
He doesn't realize he's being used by government tyrants to impose government tyranny because he's too dumb.
And then he lumps in and suggests that flaming, firing the flames or whatever he says, gassing the flames.
In other words, suggesting that these items he mentioned, Joe, are a problem.
And what does he mention?
Cell phones, social media sites, And far-right media.
Did he just really say that?
The answer is yes, he did.
You can rewind it and listen yourself.
I mean, I'm not, this is...
Useful idiots, folks.
They are everywhere.
Oliver Darcy, Brian Stelter, people who are really not bright enough.
I'm not kidding.
They're not bright enough.
They may be semi-literate from going to college, but they're not deep enough intellectually to understand the perils of where they're going.
There's a reason.
Principled, smart, deep conservatives.
I'm not joking.
Have thought this through and have always said, hey listen, censoring liberal websites is a really bad idea.
Censoring liberal thought is a bad idea because it's a slippery slope.
Even though what they're saying is dumb, the best remedy and elixir for dumb, stupid ideas are exposing them through smart, well-thought-out ideas.
Not suppressing them, because the beach ball never stays underwater, and it always morphs into a widespread, really dangerous anti-civil liberties movement, because history's shown us that.
But Stelter's just not smart enough, folks, to figure that out.
Showing you how ridiculous the entire media ecosystem has been.
Remember, their entire job, folks, People like Brian Stelter and others is supposed to be to get the facts out there.
His show is called Reliable Sources and let you make judgments about if the people in power are acting for or against your wishes in your best interest, in the best interest of liberty in the Constitutional Republic.
That's the whole purpose of media and real journalists.
They were very antagonistic during the Trump years.
Here's some examples of the hard-hitting journalism we've seen and why Brian Stelter thinks a tyrannical truth commission is necessary.
Because you're never going to get the truth from media entities that operate like this.
Let's go to Newsweek story number one.
Hard-hitting story number one.
We're going to think in threes today.
I got three of them.
Newsweek.
Marina Watts, who should promptly resign as a journalist after this utter absurdity of an article.
This is not a joke.
This is not the Babylon Bee.
This is a real headline, folks.
Joe Biden, playing as Luigi, wins in a Mario Kart race against granddaughter at Camp David.
This is a real piece.
I can't emphasize to you enough.
Dude, this is not a joke.
Remember the Rob Sider dude segment?
The like 50 ways to say dude?
The serial killer's coming around the corner.
You're like, dude, you're surprised?
Dude, this is one of, dude, this is real.
That's a real article that news very hard hitting.
Again, we're thinking in threes today.
Here's a tweet from ABC.
Biden's granddaughter, Naomi Biden, posts photos of her grandfather in swag the family got him for President's Day weekend, including a khaki baseball cap with a Camp David insignia on the front.
Oh, this is newsworthy, is it not?
So we got Joe Biden dismantling our border wall.
Threatening a wealth tax with Elizabeth Warren.
Destroying your healthcare system.
Keeping your kids out of school.
And Newsweek and ABC have actual paid reporters dedicating their time to Joe Biden's Super Mario Kart Brothers, whatever it is, behavior.
And him wearing a hat he got from his granddaughter.
This is what you're dedicating your time to.
Don't leave CNN out either.
They're reliable sources, right, Brian?
Here's a tweet from CNN.
Joe, they're slaying it here.
This is as hard-hitting as it gets.
Hard-hitting you need like catcher's gear on.
At CNN, President Biden has expressed a preference for a fire built in the Oval Office fireplace.
And sometimes, Joe, He adds a log himself to keep it going.
I don't think it's the log they're talking about, but whatever.
Unlike his recent predecessors, he's more of an early-to-bed type.
Here's how Biden is settling into his new job.
This is not a joke!
This is real!
So instead of getting to the bottom of why his son, uh, you know, did a deal with China and pitched up 10% to the big guy, Joe Biden, CNN's focused about Joe Biden leaving a log on the fire.
But again, I'm not sure that maybe they, it got lost.
Maybe it's not the same log you think, but whatevs.
And then they focus on the fact that he goes to bed early because this is really hard hitting stuff we need to hear.
Not that your kid's out of school, that Joe Biden won't open the schools.
I got that coming up right next, by the way.
Right quick, as my Southern friends would say.
But let's focus on logs in the fireplace, Joe Biden's bedtime, a hat his granddaughter gave him, and how he plays Luigi in Super Cart Mario Bros.
22, or whatever the hell that is.
You know, folks, now it makes perfect sense Why hacks like Brian Stelter and hacks like Sarah Jacobson or whatever her name is, Sarah Jacobs, didn't say your name wrong on purpose, but now it makes sense why they would need a truth commission or a propaganda commission.
Doesn't it, Joe?
Because they can't tell the truth and they're not interested in the truth.
They're interested in propaganda.
I'll get back to that school story in a second.
We're back to Republicans Pounce.
Here we go again.
You know Republicans Pounce, right?
Do you not?
If you're a new listener to the show, you might not know what Republicans Pounce is.
Republicans Pounce, Republicans Seize.
They're stories written by liberal media people like Brian Stelter and others not interested in the truth.
Where they reframe a devastating story about Democrats to avoid talking about the stupidity of the Democrats and make it about the Republican response.
You'll see what I mean when I say don't go anywhere.
Once you see this, Republicans pounce stories and Republicans seize, you can never unsee it.
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As I told you, once you learn to decipher media hieroglyphs and you get the Rosetta Stone, you will never unsee these things again.
You'll see them and it'll automatically pop.
I'm being... Oh, wait, hold on.
Thank you, Mr. Movie Guy.
I'm being gaslit!
Based off the movie Gaslight.
What does that mean?
It means the media is telling you a lie, telling you a lie confidently and trying to isolate you from the truth.
The Republican pounce narrative, Republicans pounce, is a way to do that.
As I said, it's a way when the Democrats get caught doing something really stupid that they know the public hates, people like the New York Times and elsewhere, what they do is they have to find a way to frame the story, to make the story about the Republican response rather than the Democrat event.
Once you see it, you'll never unsee it.
Here it is, you'll never unsee this again.
So, Joe Biden, of course, thinks it's a good idea to keep your schools closed.
He's like, let's open them one day a week.
That's a great idea, Joe.
Who told you that one, genius?
Was that why you were putting a log on the fireplace?
So, New York Times, the public hates this stupid idea.
So instead of just acknowledging that Joe Biden's on the wrong side of this issue, the New York Times has to frame it to make it about Republicans.
Headline!
Republican sees!
Joe, they didn't pounce, they seized this time.
Republicans seized on shuttered schools as a political rallying cry.
Again, it's not about Joe Biden's plan to keep the schools shut down.
We'll open them one day a week.
What kind of dumb idea is that?
He knows there's an open revolt in this country.
The New York Times knows.
So they have to, instead of just writing a straight news headline that was a reliably sourced story, Brian Stelter, right, that said something, Joe, like, Joe Biden's plan for schools, losing popular support, which would be accurate based on polls and everything else, and be reporting actual facts, they have to make it about Republicans.
They do this all the time.
Republicans pounce on Spygate's scandal.
Republicans pounce on Democrats' failure to produce evidence of the pee-pee tape.
It's always about Republicans.
Because the New York Times is not a reliable source, and neither is Brian Stelter.
This is what you'll see in the Truth Commission.
You'll be up there in the commission with the Scarecrow, maybe Sarah Jacobs or whatever.
She'll be with the actor.
I forget that guy's name.
I'm terrible with actors' names.
They'll be up there in the Scarecrow chair.
And they'll be down and you'll be like, Hey, I'm just a parent.
Um, Miss Jacobs and Mr. Scarecrow.
I want to, you know, send my kids back to school.
I can't work.
My kids lost the year of education.
They're really depressed.
They're like, are you a Republican?
Um, I don't see ma'am how that's relevant right now, but, um, yes, I am.
In fact, you're probably you're pouncing.
You're pouncing.
This is a pounce.
You were to walk the Gotham River on the ice today because you pounced.
And you're sitting there confused, like, what the hell?
I thought this was about sending my kid back to school.
He's depressed and has lost a year of learning.
Shame on you.
It's about Republicans pouncing.
Walk the Gotham ice.
You'll never watch that movie the same way again.
You'll see Brian Stelter up there next to the scarecrow from now on.
I don't know who's scarier, candidly, for all the wrong reasons.
How tip the Fairfax County Public Schools social media feed?
I caught this little gem on there too.
In case you think the New York Times, the Washington Post, you know, liberal activists that they are, aren't protecting the Biden administration on this disastrous decision to try to keep schools closed.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is going to result in a popular revolt at the election booth in 2022 if this doesn't change course quickly.
Now, why did it change course?
Remember Joe Biden during the campaign, Joe?
He said, what, a hundred days, a hundred days and we'll have the schools open.
Remember that?
Well, where did that go?
What happened?
They changed their mind.
That's super weird.
And it was the CDC just a few weeks ago who said, yes, we can safely open up the schools, but something, something changed, which is, Really, really weird.
Well, what changed?
Well, here's the CDC's own press release.
Again, hat tip, Fairfax County Public Schools, who've been all over this.
It's not the public school official account.
It's an open Fairfax County Public Schools private account, just to be clear.
Precision matters.
But they found this in the CDC's new link.
Because people were kind of curious, why does CDC change its mind?
No, no, now we should, you know, we should change the protocol for opening up schools, even though we said a few weeks ago it was safe.
Well, look at this little gem.
Here's CDC number one here, screenshot number one.
They said that they considered the lives, they lived experiences and challenges and perspectives of teachers, school staff, parents, and students.
Oh, all right.
All right.
That sounds fair enough.
And after the sessions, they were so informative that the direct changes to the guidance were made after that.
Hmm.
Wow.
That's, that's weird.
That's really strange how they made changes to the guidance after that.
After the teachers and the teachers' unions got involved, and now they're kind of openly admitting it?
Wait till you see part two of this.
So now we knew they were going to open up schools, and they considered, Joe, the lived experiences of teachers' unions and others.
And all of a sudden, they changed their minds.
So the science didn't change, the input from the teachers' union did, right, Joe?
Is that a fair reading of what they said?
It's on their site.
That's not Bongino.com, that's the CDC's own website.
They're just checking folks.
So the science didn't change.
The teachers union apparently changed the science.
Weird how that happens.
But look at this gem in part two.
So one of the, Ms.
Walensky, who's one of the executives at the CDC said, get a load of this, this little diamond in the rough.
She says, I want to be careful to assume that once we have the vaccination, we aren't going to need to continue at least some of these mitigation strategies over some period of time.
And so, well, it very well may be that some combination of mitigation strategies that we have, we will need to be doing for some period of time.
So just to be clear here, even after the students are vaccinated and the teachers are vaccinated, they're still going to look into some of these archaic, prehistoric mechanisms that haven't been working now to stop the transmission of the virus?
That doesn't sound like science.
That sounds like the teachers' unions got involved again.
Listen, folks, I'm sorry.
I've said this multiple times.
I put the caveat in there because teachers have meant a lot to me throughout my life and a lot to you.
I have a family full of teachers.
Love teachers to death.
You do a great job.
Divorce yourself from that for a second and let's get back to reality.
Your unions suck.
I'm really sorry to have to inform you.
If you are allowing your unions to do this and continue to keep these kids out of school, potentially even after a vaccine, Then you are part of the problem, and you are no different than Stelter in being a useful idiot.
I am very sorry, but that is absolutely true.
If there was a union of conservative content podcasters that was saying the same thing, I would disavow them immediately and demand my union dues be returned.
The science didn't change.
The teachers' unions changed the science.
And Biden's a sucker.
He fell for it, because that's what he does.
It's going everywhere, folks.
You think I'm messing with you?
I am extremely, and that is not understating it, extremely worried about the COVID-19 power grab going on right now.
I'm actually terrified that it's being used to soften people up in the absence of hard science to authoritarian rule in the future.
I'm not kidding, folks.
I am really, genuinely worried about this.
Carol Markowitz has a great piece in the New York Post.
I'll get to it in a second.
It's in the show notes.
She's a fantastic writer.
I'll get to that piece in a second.
But we moved from 15 days to stop the spread, to 15 weeks to stop the spread, to 15 months to stop the spread, to now Joe we're moving into 15, what was that Star Trek thing, a parsec?
15 parsecs.
We're now moving into eons and generational You know, the earth and the molten core will slow down and the earth will implode on itself, be sucked into the sun before we ever get past this 15 days to stop the spread thing.
That's not science.
That's fear-mongering.
You may say, but Dan, there's risk.
Yeah, there is risk.
Coronavirus is very real.
It's not fake.
It's not a fake virus.
It's a real thing.
And it's really deadly to some people.
People with my condition, as a matter of fact.
People who are older.
People who are seniors.
People with compromised immune systems.
It's not a joke.
It's a serious thing.
But for those of you suggesting for the rest of our lives, we live in insulated bubbles, keep our kids out of school, wear 17 masks, and never leave the house again forever because there's risk.
I ask you, when was risk not integral to the very part of your existence?
No, no, it's a serious question.
We're going to get a little deep here for a second because it actually matters.
We make calculations every day of our life where we take on risk in order to live a life of freedom and liberty.
We gauge what risks are necessary and what risks aren't.
Why have we abandoned all of that in the era of COVID-19?
Why have we done that?
Why have we said no risk is worth it?
As long as there's a 0.1% chance there'll be a mass outbreak in a school, nobody should go to school ever.
Why have we abandoned that?
Now you may say to yourself, Dan, Because someone could die.
Someone.
A lot of people have died.
Hundreds of thousands.
Ladies and gentlemen, hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people die every year and decade from heart disease too, despite the fact that they're told that an unhealthy diet will kill them.
But they do it.
That's weird, right?
Why is that?
Why don't we just ban bacon and ribeyes and donuts?
Ice cream and custard.
Why don't we... Custard.
You'll get that someday.
I'll tell you that story.
Why don't we just ban all that stuff?
The answer is because human beings are free and sometimes freedom and liberty, a lot of times it has a price.
And sometimes people make really bad dietary decisions and they don't treat these things as treats or whatever.
They treat them as everyday food and they wind up sadly dying from heart failure or heart disease.
Why don't we ban cigarettes?
I mean, we know what cigarettes do.
There's a warning on the very cigarette label.
This could kill you.
And yet people smoke.
So why, with some responsible measures, like, hey, you know, wash your hands if you can, keep your distance to people?
Why would some responsible measure?
Why can't we just go back to living our lives?
Because they've told us no risk is worth it.
And yet every single day we take on risks in our own lives.
And some of you will say, it's not worth the cost of a human life.
Folks, candidly, that's just stupidity.
You put a cost on your own life every day, even as you're responsible.
I know liberals watch my show.
Dan, it's not worth one human life.
You put a cost on your own life every day.
Not me.
You do it!
You doubt me?
As I always tell you, you can avoid an assertion, you can't avoid a question.
You doubt me?
Here, let me ask you a question.
You get in your car every day despite the fact that you know driving in your vehicle carries a risk.
People die in road accidents, thousands a week, thousands of them.
There's a risk, a serious risk of death or injury every day.
You are in a steel cage traveling sometimes up to 80 miles an hour on a road with other steel cages at 80 miles an hour, where the slightest, slightest thing you can predict, like an animal jumping out in the middle of Rome could kill you at any time, but you drive every day.
Why?
Because you've determined you're willing to risk your own life, which you're doing.
Because you think the risk is low enough with proper driving and safety measures that you're willing to take that risk and you put a cost in your own life.
Yet all that risk management and trust in individuals to manage their own risk and their own lives has gone out the window.
Keep the schools closed, close the businesses, stay in your houses forever and ever and ever, even after the vaccine, despite this not worth one human life.
Well, people put a value on their own human lives.
No, no, no.
No, it's not worth one human life, even though people do it themselves every day.
Weird.
Weird how we've abandoned all reason.
And we think we live in a world of zero risk.
That's hilariously stupid.
You walk out of your house every day exposed to RF, exposed to viruses, exposed to bacteria, exposed to brain-eating amoebas.
You doubt me?
The risk is low.
It happens.
Car accidents, plane accidents.
Yet you do it because you've gauged that risk and you're smart enough to figure out how to manage it.
No, not with coronavirus.
The government's just going to manage it for you because it's not worth one human life.
Yet they'll put you on a plane where human lives are lost, sadly, every year.
Why is that?
Maybe because there's a political agenda here and going back to my opening about how I'm extremely worried that Corona is being used as a vehicle to soften you up with body blows to get you used to authoritarianism.
The only thing that makes sense.
It's not science.
None of this is science.
Great piece on this by the legendary Carol Markowitz at the New York Post.
I want you to read this piece.
Be in my show notes again.
Bongino.com slash newsletter.
The vaccines will end the pandemic, whether Dr. Fauci likes it or not.
Listen, I'm not telling you what to do with the vaccine.
I understand there are some people who are skeptical.
That's your business.
That's not for me.
I'm not your doctor.
I'm not here to give you advice on the safety or non-safety of a vaccine.
I'm simply telling you that the data is pretty clear on the vaccine in some of these countries we've seen so far, that there is a cost to it, and some people after the second vaccine have gotten sick, that apparently there seems to be some risk mitigation associated with the vaccine.
Again, you got to make your own decisions there.
It's not my business.
But it's bizarre how even if you believe or don't believe in the vaccine, a lot of people do, and even though we have a couple vaccines and a couple more in the pipeline, that still you have these people who are interested in what they say the science, still interested in this creeping authoritarianism.
Here, from the Carol Markowitz piece.
If we insist on a society of zero risk forever, people will never see their elderly parents again.
The forever pandemic and the zero risk society bears heavy costs.
We're gonna have to apply pressure, oh, amen to this one, on government officials to make the same recognition.
Many leaders have seen their power spike, and they like it.
A lot.
Scientists have served as their handmaids.
Witness Anthony Fauci's bizarre and decidedly unscientific recent claim that schools can't be reopened without further federal stimulus.
Huh?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is not science.
Whatever Dr. Fauci told you about reopening schools, that is not science.
It may be religion, it may be witchdoctorism, but it most certainly is not science.
Because if you notice, the CDC doesn't say anything about the science changing in their release.
They only say something about the teachers' unions changing.
A lot of power there.
Shut people out of their lives.
Hold their businesses ransom for more government money to give to teachers' unions.
Really weird, huh?
They're doing that?
Science, right?
All right, let me leave you on a funny note or a humorous note.
Can we get to that video, the dancing stuff video?
You know what I'm talking about, right?
Can we please?
Let me just play this video because remember last week we played the DMC from Run DMC?
They had to do this condescending, ridiculous, I showed you screenshots from it, cartoon rap video.
Again, talking to minority citizens of New York City like they were idiots.
Like you can't just tell them about a vaccine's upsides and downsides because you think they're too stupid to figure out.
So you have to rap at them with a cartoon.
We showed you that and we showed you that ridiculous, very real Chicago's Teachers Union.
I'm not going to do the dance again.
The reviews were horrible.
I got a zero on Rotten Tomatoes for my dance.
A lot of people thought it was kind of fun, especially the kick at the end.
We will not be repeating the dance.
I learned from my mistakes, unlike Dr. Fauci.
But here it is again.
Another video, I had to cut like 12 seconds of this out.
This is the newyorkcity.gov and Bill Communist de Blasio putting out a video.
He's not worried about you, your business, your kids getting back in school.
He's worried about the culture and the arts.
Valuable things.
I love culture and arts.
They're terrific.
I've been to Broadway a couple times.
Great!
But maybe we should focus on having people eat in restaurants first so they can survive and not die from starvation and getting kids back in school.
Not de Blasio.
They're dancing again in a video.
Please, watch this video on my show.
Rumble.com slash Bongino on the video show.
The audio's okay, but the video's spectacular.
Here are the dancers yet again.
I don't think these are Chicago Teachers Union dance.
These are actually pros.
Check this out.
And we're going to do that.
We're going to really bring back the heart and soul of New York City.
We need our arts and culture back, and we need people to see it and feel it, to participate in it, to know that that essence of New York City has not been defeated by the coronavirus, but will come back strong in 2021.
Month after month in 2021, as you see the city come back to life, culture will lead the way.
Open culture is another step towards a recovery for our city.
We're launching with 115 street locations in all five boroughs, and it brings stations to our neighborhoods and culture to the heart of our neighbors, and give artists, cultural institutions, and creatives a place to showcase their talents as they recover from the pandemic.
Our cultural community is our conscience, our cultural community is our hope, and our identity as New Yorkers.
Man.
Now, Joe grew up school of hard knocks.
Yes.
Joe knows how to, like, fix his car with his rock auto parts and stuff.
Did not even sponsor it, but it's true.
Joe was the guy who built my original horrible basement studio in Severna Park, Maryland.
Remember that, Joe?
Stuck in that closet.
It was like 6,000 degrees.
Dude.
We had to put up all the soundproofing.
Joe did that because I, you know, I wasn't very good at building too many things.
But I cleaned a lot of mausoleums, stocked a lot of shelves, worked with my hands my whole life.
You know, believe me, you go hands on a lot as a police officer, too.
I wish you didn't have to.
But can you imagine how this dopey, insane dancing video?
about opening the culture, despite opening the schools and maybe the restaurants first.
Can you imagine how this looks, Joe, to like a local three electrician who's sitting there in probably pretty cold winter working conditions, you know, running wire, fiber lines, whatever it may be in a building.
And he's watching this video, whatever, he's taking a break, he's on his phone.
He sees it creep up on Facebook or Parler or Twitter, whatever it may be.
And he's watching this going, what?
Right on the money, dude.
Can you imagine you're a plumber?
Oh man.
Joe Biden left a log in the wrong spot.
One of those logs from the fireplace.
Yeah.
You're a plumber.
You're watching this and you're watching this dance video with these people dancing in the streets talking about, we got to get the dancing and the culture back.
And you're like, dude, can we get this log out for like what?
What the hell is wrong with you idiots?
This just goes to put a stamp on the point.
I'll end the show with this.
I have been making now for years that the party of the elites, not the party of the middle class, are the Democrats.
They hate you.
They really, I'm sad to say, they hate you.
It's not personal, I've never met.
They hate what you stand for.
They really do.
They are paternalistic, and they just wish you great, smelly, deplorable, stinky, awful-smelling, non-deodorant-wearing, don't-brush-your-teeth, great-unwashed, would-just-shut-your-pie-holes, clean-the-logs-out, run-your-wire-and-shut-your-mouth-while-we-talk-to-the-dancing-people.
Unreal.
And you keep falling for it, middle-class people who vote for liberals.
They ran it for the little guy!
Ha!
That's hilarious.
All right, thanks again for tuning in.
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