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Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bongino.
you you You see, Elon absolutely wrecked that BBC reporter on the whole.
There's a bunch of hate speech on Twitter.
I've seen it.
I've seen it on my For You page.
You have?
Really?
You have?
Can you present us an example, please, of the hate speech, the aforementioned hate speech?
Let's get to the next one.
No, let's not get to the next question.
Listen, whenever you hear liberals, and that includes the activist media, obviously, talking about hate speech and disinformation, they mean none of that.
They mean none.
I want to be absolutely clear on this.
Listen, hate speech, however you define it, may sound repulsive.
People write all kinds of things.
Racial stuff, all kinds of nonsense on Twitter.
That's not what liberals care about.
If they cared about it, they wouldn't call you Republicans, Nazis, fascists, and other nonsense.
That's hate speech.
What they care about is using it as a red herring.
And there's nothing better than nailing these people to the wall like Elon did.
I'm going to get to that.
There's been a major break in the Biden Mar-a-Lago raid.
It appears now the White House not only knew about this, but played a key role in it.
I mean, this is like third world republic stuff.
This is third world tyranny stuff.
It isn't a republic.
I shouldn't even use the word republic there.
Let me get to this verse 10.
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All right, Joseph, let's go.
Welcome to the No BS Flight.
Please extinguish all BS. You know, we always say on the radio show, speaking of airline announcements.
Sometimes you get, I think they're liberals, they go to your page and they don't want you talking about something.
You talk about that again?
I'm not listening.
It's not an airport.
It's not an airport, folks.
Right, Joe, you were radio.
You don't have to announce your departure.
We're good.
I know why you're writing that.
You just don't want us talking about it.
Probably don't want us talking about this either, I can imagine.
This is a total red herring.
Whenever the left mentions hate speech and disinformation, you can be absolutely guaranteed.
It has nothing to do with either.
They do this all the time.
It is the very definition of a distraction mechanism to get you away from their endless focus on censorship.
And sometimes it works with the idiot class.
Because think about it.
Nobody likes hate speech.
Now, for a second, I'm just asking the conservatives and libertarians who comprise the large majority of my audience, don't look at it through your lens.
You know that the hate speech label is a canard.
You know it's all BS. Look at it from someone who's marginally interested in politics, who's maybe listening to this show for the first time.
We all had a first time, folks, right?
We tuned in.
We heard Mark Levin on the radio.
We heard Hannity back or whatever, Rush Limbaugh back in the day.
And you're like, gosh, that's interesting.
I'm going to become a conservative talk radio consumer, right?
Then they hear hate speech.
They think, yeah, yeah, no one wants hate speech.
That's virulent.
That's really awful stuff.
The left doesn't care about that.
Do you notice they call us the most vile, disgusting of names?
Fascists, Nazis, racists, misogynists, conservatives at it.
They clearly don't care about it.
And disinformation?
The left wants to get disinformation off their platform?
It's the left that promoted a fake pee-pee tape, a collusion scam that didn't exist.
The Hunter Biden laptop was rushing disinformation.
They're the ones involved with COVID nonsense.
Masks will prevent COVID. They do nothing of the sort.
The vaccine prevents transmission of COVID. It does nothing of the sort.
They're the ones engaged in the hate speech and the disinformation.
This is just beautiful.
This is a video of Elon Musk.
So Elon Musk is interviewing with this BBC reporter, who again has fallen into this cliched trap of, you know, that Twitter's turned right-wing and therefore is full of hate speech and disinformation.
You would think at his fingertips he would have examples of this.
Supposed to be a journalist, right?
You're making a big, bold assertion that you found nasty hate speech on a platform.
Just come up with one example.
It really shouldn't be that hard.
Yet it was.
Watch yourself.
You know, this content that will solicit a reaction, something that may include something that is slightly racist or slightly sexist, those kinds of things.
So you think if something is slightly sexist, it should be banned?
Is that what you're saying?
I'm not saying anything.
I'm just curious.
I'm trying to say what you mean by hateful content.
And I'm asking for specific examples.
And you just said that if something is slightly sexist, that's hateful content.
Does that mean that it should be banned?
Well, you've asked me whether my feed, whether it's got less or more.
I'd say it's got slightly more.
That's what I'm asking for examples.
Can you name one example?
You can't name a single example?
I'll tell you why, because I don't actually use that for your feed anymore, because I just don't particularly like it.
A lot of people are quite similar.
Well, hang on a second.
You said you've seen more hateful content, but you can't name a single example, not even one.
I'm not sure I've used that feed for the last...
Three or four weeks.
How did you see that hateful content?
Because I've been using Twitter since you've taken it over for the last six months.
Okay, so then you must have at some point seen for you hateful content.
I'm asking for one example.
Right.
You can't give a single one.
And I'm saying...
Then I say so that you don't know what you're talking about.
Really?
Yes, because you can't give me a single example of hateful content, not even one tweet.
Oh, gosh.
That was at least...
We'll give her two.
Maybe give him a little sideway profile shot?
What do you think?
What do y'all think in the chat?
Does Mutley look better in the profile shot?
Let us know.
He cuts quite a silhouette, Mutley, doesn't he?
Right?
Sideways?
You think he's more impressive sideways or forward?
I don't even know who said this.
What do you think?
What do we think?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Forward, yeah.
Forward, all right.
I would think you're right.
Whoa, I just like almost crushed the live stream.
I hit Keith's computer over there.
If we're still online, thank you.
Folks, you'd think he'd have one example.
Just one.
If you're going to cite hate speech.
Now, see, this isn't a problem for me.
As a Republican on the platform, a conservative on the platform of Twitter.
Because hate speech is a nonsensical term.
I'm not going to go on there, hate speech, has hate speech.
This is the left trying to define the debate.
Now...
People on Twitter calling us Nazis and fascists, which happens all the time.
They've got the Occupy Democrats feed full of hate-filled stuff.
I don't want them banned.
So I'm not going to call it hate speech, even though it's hate-filled, if you're going to use it as a vehicle to ban someone I disagree with because I'm not a hypocrite and I actually value free speech.
You gotta understand, man, this is what makes us categorically different than these idiots.
This guy in the media is obviously some socialist activist, whether he knows it or not.
He does not want other ideas out there that challenges his hegemonic view of the world.
So he's gonna put whatever gory, ugly label he can on it to make it appear ugly and nasty so that you'll support his efforts to get rid of it.
The problem is, he can't even cite a single example.
The greatest irony of all is that guys like this are protected via our Constitution and the First Amendment to put out their own form of hate-filled speech, even though I'm not going to call it hate speech.
Here's another commentator, had him on yesterday, David Sachs, nailing it again.
How this is all a pretext.
This hate speech label and disinformation stuff are just fancy focus group tested labels that gets you on the censorship train.
That is all this is.
This is nothing more.
Nobody on the left, nobody is trying to stop either disinformation or hate speech.
No one.
I want to be absolutely clear on that.
Here, listen to Sachs.
This is good.
What the left has wanted to do ever since Elon took over Twitter is to say that this is all about allowing more hate on the platform.
And that's never been the motivation, I think, for those of us who really care about free speech, right?
This is true, I think, for Glenn.
What is our main concern about censorship?
It is political suppression.
It's about narrative control.
It's not like we want more hate on the platform.
It's just that we want...
We want a level playing field.
We don't want the thought police at Twitter putting their thumb on the scale of American democracy and deciding who has a voice and who doesn't.
That's what this is really about.
And I think that the people who believe in censorship want to make you think that this is about allowing more hate.
And it's not.
It's not.
It's a big scam.
They are running an enormous gaslighting scam.
You've got to remember, what are the components of gaslighting, right?
Gaslighting, getting people to believe something that's not real, which is what Democrats, liberals, and socialists are good at.
There's a Russian collusion scandal.
How do you get people to believe that?
You lie, you lie often.
They did that.
You lie confidently.
They did that too.
Intelligence experts say.
But you've got to isolate people from the truth.
I've said this over and over.
Censorship online is the only way to isolate people from the truth.
That's why that AI topic yesterday was just so fascinating to me.
We got a lot of feedback on that.
It did a ton of views.
So thank you to everybody who tuned in.
Let me cover it again on my Fox show, 9 o'clock on Saturday.
I'm trying to get David Sachs right now.
You know, it's just stunning to me, too.
Before I got in here today, I was thinking of this younger generation.
I don't know how you all feel about this, too, in the chat or out there in the listening audience listening on podcasts afterwards.
You know, when I was younger, I know you too, Joe, being a musician, you were probably as bohemian as it gets, man.
But I had a bumper sticker on my car that said, Question Authority.
I've told the story before.
There was a white bumper sticker.
It said it in red, Question Authority.
Because I just never wanted to be told what to do.
Even now.
I'm not saying it's always a good thing.
I can be very stubborn.
Sometimes it's caused me some headaches.
But especially as a kid, I never wanted to be told what to do.
I just can't get...
And most of my friends were the same way, by the way.
I can't get past this, that this generation of kids, they've lost that independent renegade misfit streak, and all they want to do is be told what to do.
That's it.
What, they want the government to take their money?
They want Big Daddy to pay off their loans?
They want a guaranteed income despite not having to work.
They want to be told what to do if they own a business by Big Daddy government.
They want to go to Big Daddy government for their health care.
They want to be told how and when and why and who they should vote for.
They want to be told online what they can and can't say.
I mean, am I missing something for the parents out there listening to the show?
What happened?
What happened?
Gosh, man, we had the hippies generation followed by, you know, my generation into this generation now that just, they just want to be dog walked around.
I don't understand.
Listen, we don't push to silence them.
Because they can't even defend their own positions to the left.
I don't push to silence them on principle alone.
Because infringing on people's free speech is morally and ethically wrong.
And leads eventually to the tyranny we've been trying to avoid as the anti-anti-communists.
Everybody understand?
However, from a tactical perspective here, I don't push to silence the left outside of the morals and ethics I just discussed.
Because it's inefficient.
The left, in my experience, I've run for office three times, been on television 11 years, have done innumerable debates between Geraldo, my show, the rebuttal segment on Fox, Collins.
When I used to be a guest on Hannity's radio, I would debate all the time.
I dated that David Mark guy, whatever his name is.
I used to debate all the time.
Lefties debating us is the best thing that can happen.
Silencing them is the worst thing.
Because folks, they can never defend their own positions.
Their positions are ridiculous on the Second Amendment.
Oh, we got to get rid of the guns.
Well, you've tried that.
You've tried that in liberal cities where you have strict gun laws.
How's it worked out?
They can't defend it.
They can't defend it.
The tax issue.
Oh, you believe higher taxes are a net public good.
Do you pay more?
No, I don't.
Well, why not?
You said they're a net public good.
You'd be doing the public a service.
Why don't you do it?
Oh, you want government-run health care?
But you don't want to give up your private insurance.
You don't like school choice, but you want to choose to send your kid to school.
None of their arguments are defensible.
We invite them on our shows.
We invite them on our shows because We don't want to silence them because when they speak out, they look like buffoons.
This is a clip here from Jeff Clark.
He's from the Center for Renewing America.
It's about our descent here into third world madness we're seeing right now.
I want to be clear what he's talking about.
He's talking about the Biden administration in an explosive release yesterday from America First Legal.
I think it's Stephen Miller's group.
I'll get to that in a second.
This is what he's talking about in this clip.
Well, they found out now that the Biden administration lied again.
This is why you want to get them to talk.
Because remember the Mar-a-Lago raid?
You guys remember they were asked about it?
And Kareem Jean-Pierre, worst press secretary, anybody changing their vote?
Anybody?
No, no, no.
He's giving a thumbs down.
Remember Kareem Jean-Pierre?
Oh, we were stunned!
Stunned!
Elizabeth, I'm coming for you.
We were stunned by the Mar-a-Lago raid.
We knew nothing about it.
Shocker, they were lying again.
It appears the White House...
Use this special access request where the White House says, hey, we need to get access to the prior administration stuff to make a decision now.
They pulled that stunt to get this Mar-a-Lago raid, the skids grease, so they could go in there.
They found this out yesterday.
Here's this guy, Jeff Clark, commenting on it.
The White House caught lying again, little tyrants that they are.
Check this out.
The first story we got was, well, this was authorized by Chris Wray.
I found an August 9th story from last year saying Chris Wray authorized it.
But then by the 11th, We had a change in that story.
We had the Attorney General indicating that he had authorized it, but they tried to maintain the line that the White House had nothing to do with it.
Well, what these FOIA documents show is that the Biden White House working with DOJ They used a special access program under the presidential records regime.
This is in Title 44 of the United States Code, to allow these documents to be looked at and studied by DOJ. They should have gotten a separate subpoena for that, but instead they used this special access program, which the president can authorize.
But the point of the program is that It allows the president to look at past documents if he needs it to govern his own White House as the incumbent.
And there's no need for these documents.
And there was no showing that that occurred.
Folks, did they tell the truth about anything?
Has this White House, Corrine Jean-Pierre, being the spokeswoman for it, she's the mouthpiece.
No, she doesn't say anything outside of the binders.
Whatever's in the binder is what she's been coached to say.
She's lying for the Biden administration repeatedly.
Oh, we don't know anything about the Trump raid at Mar-a-Lago for the documents.
We were stunned by it.
Oh, you were stunned by it.
Really?
Now we find out America First Legal, you can read this in my newsletter today, by the way, reveals that the Biden White House was involved with the Mar-a-Lago raid and that the NARA, the National Archives, misled Congress.
They're launching an additional investigation.
Folks, they lie about everything all the time.
This is a symptom of a much larger issue here.
Which is a mass house cleaning needed in the bureaucracy of the federal government from the White House to the National Archives.
There are people in the federal government who have been entrenched.
They have been there too long.
They feel non-responsive whatsoever to the people.
The people who pay them.
And consent to the government doesn't mean anything to these people.
This is how you descend into third world madness right here.
This is a major development.
That again, if the roles were reversed and Donald Trump had basically put the wink and a nod on a raid of Barack Obama's residents to go and get papers and then had denied it.
And then they found out with some kind of a foyer that Donald Trump not only had something to do with it, but was the key figure in it through a special access of records request.
This would be a monster story.
It's only not a monster story because of BBC people like the guy you saw before and press people who are all in on the tyranny because they want the spoils from the table.
This is a symptom of a much larger problem.
And it's a huge problem.
It's that the world is watching us burn from within.
There's a great piece in the Washington Examiner I'm going to get to in a minute on exactly that.
The world is watching us descend into madness.
We can fix this.
I am long on this place.
And it's not false optimism.
Please.
I'm not trying to spin your wheels.
We've been in far worse places before.
There is still time to fix this.
There is still time to fix the AI problem from yesterday we talked about.
There is still time.
And I think we can.
But we're never going to do it with this crew of idiots in charge now.
It ain't going to happen.
I want to get to this article coming up next about how people are watching us burn from within and lays it out beautifully in the piece.
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Folks, they're all watching this.
They're all watching this.
People around the world, friends and foes, friends who used to be friends who may now be foes, allies pretending to be friends, foes pretending to be friends, friends pretending to be foes.
They're all watching this.
They're watching this place.
I'm not going to give you some flowery nonsense like, oh, we're a beacon of hope from everyone around the world.
We're the greatest country on earth.
That's a fact.
I believe in American exceptionalism and not in the way Barack Obama does.
Having said that, whether there have been Republicans or Democrats in the White House, there have been countries around the world that frankly just hate our guts.
However, Us trying to export democracy around the world, whatever we're doing in our latest active adventurism under the Biden administration, is not really working when we don't even practice the damn democracy here.
You've got to read this piece.
It's really good.
It's in the Washington Examiner.
It's by Elizabeth Stauffer.
It's in the newsletter today.
Yeah.
Bongino.com slash newsletter.
The world is watching as Democrats undermine America from within.
Folks, it addresses the cornucopia of problems we have right now.
Twinkies, Alvin Bragg up in New York, targeting Donald Trump for what are transparently obvious political reasons.
Transparently obvious.
This slob up in New York, this embarrassment to humankind, who has just almost single-handedly destroyed the final little sliver of dignity our legal system had.
Twinkies has just decimated it completely.
We've got that going on, the targeting of political opponents.
We've got de-dollarization going on.
We've got even the French pushing to move away from the dollar right now, which could cause a depression if it's done and done quickly, which I don't think is going to happen.
I want to be clear.
It would be really hard.
We've got green suicide going on right now.
Did you see the story that's been popping the last few days about the Biden administration?
They're trying to shift the fleet away from gasoline cars to electric.
It's about 5.8% of cars now, electric EVs, electric vehicles.
What's the problem, guys?
We don't have the infrastructure for this, man.
We don't have the infrastructure for this.
We're getting our rare earth minerals from the batteries and the cars from China.
You want to get away from oil.
We're floating on a sea of oil.
Here, Marcellus, the Permian.
We're floating on a sea of oil.
And you want to get away from that to go mine rare earth minerals from China?
Am I reading this right?
We're alienating our allies overseas.
Listen, they may not be cute relationships giving fist bumps to the Saudis.
You had Trump mention it last night.
In the interview with Tucker.
What the hell is that?
A fist bump.
They're one of the world's biggest producers of oil.
Oh, well, they're not democratic like we are.
We're not democratic anymore.
You've got to deal with bad actors around the world, man.
Grow a pair.
We're alienating Israel.
We're spending ourselves into a predictable crisis.
You've got Biden, Inc., The Biden Inc.
administration, the Biden Inc.
crime family right now, humiliating us on a national stage.
I mean, think about this.
Joe, the nuts on this guy.
He goes overseas, Biden, to take a little, what, spring break over to Ireland.
He doesn't even do a presser.
Waller over in Ireland trying to attack, by the way, internationally, trying to attack Ireland's low corporate tax rates and everything, which I find hilarious that that's where they'll go.
They're not even doing a press conference.
And who does he bring with them?
Hunter.
Hunter Biden.
Maybe they'll do a crawl, pub crawl or something.
Don't know.
That's how little dignity this administration has and how little they care about you.
They just don't care.
And they are spending you into a national crisis right before our eyes in a tsunami of debt.
Folks, it's fixable.
It's fixable.
And the great irony of the AI conversation we had yesterday, which was morose and down.
I get it.
Is that the same technology, if we can figure it out and get a hold of it, which we can.
I mean, when we first thought of nuclear fission, they weren't sure if that reaction would stop either.
If we can figure it out, and we can, it can be harnessed for tremendous economic growth and we can get out of this.
But not if we don't get a hold on this debt now.
Check this out by Galston, the Wall Street Journal.
The ballooning national debt is a rotten legacy.
And keep in mind, Galston's no, like, hardcore right-winger, flamethrowing conservative.
No, not at all.
He just puts numbers on it.
You know, the CBO, the left loves the CBO. They're projecting if the U.S. doesn't change its debt course, it's going to add, don't worry, fellas, just $20 trillion in the next decade.
Just an additional $20 trillion, no big deal.
What could possibly go wrong, he said.
The debt-to-GDP ratio rise from 98% to 118%.
And interest payments on the debt.
Keep in mind, folks, our annual budget, what we spend, depending on how you use your accounting rules, is about $4 to $5 trillion.
The interest payments on the debt alone are going to jump to $1.4 trillion a year.
Basically, yeah, dude, about 20% to 25% of the money we're going to spend is going to be paying off debt.
What are you, I mean, are we nuts?
It gets worse.
The long-term projections show when you're complete loss of control over fiscal policy with debt rising sharply upward.
You think people don't know this and aren't watching this right now?
Overseas, they aren't watching the inevitable collapse of this place if we don't get our heads out of our collective asses right now?
Come on, guy.
And then you want to usher in socialized medicine here.
You hear about what's going on in the NHS? The National Health Service?
The UK? They've got government-run healthcare.
You want that here?
Have you asked yourself what the penalty for having a government-run healthcare system is?
Well, what does the government generally do to their employees?
Well, I'll get into this at the end of the show with the Secret Service.
Don't miss that.
They treat their employees like...
Like garbage!
So what's going on right now in the UK? Do you know about this?
The National Health Service has a strike going on for junior doctors.
Up to half of the NHS doctors, they note, in this Freeman piece, will be absent this week in an acrimonious pay dispute as the Health Service faces the longest strike in its history.
As a result, don't worry guys, the UK government, they've warned the public, don't engage in risky behavior.
Don't go skiing this week, Joe.
Well, why don't I want to go skiing?
Lack of snow?
No, snow's great.
You crash skiing, there's just nobody to help you out.
Which violates rule number one of the Dan Bongino show, which is what?
Which is, don't get dead.
See, when you ration care and you run out of money, what happens?
You have to make people work more for less money.
And then those people, when there's no tax dollars to pay them anymore because you're paying $1.4 trillion in debt, in debt servicing costs, what happens?
They say, you know what?
I don't want to work anymore for that crap money.
Sorry.
Oh, it gets worse.
You still want more of this here as the world's watching us just fall apart?
Doctors' strike threatens tackling backlog, warns the NHS bosses.
This is from the BBC. The BBC. Not a conservative outlet.
I love how they put a positive spin on this too, Joe.
They're like, performance in cancer care deteriorated.
However, which is 54% of patients starting treatment within two months following an urgent referral by a GP, that's the worst on record.
That's putting a spin on it.
No, no, no.
Watch how they put that in.
So if you have an immediate referral for cancer, something I know a little bit about, just half of the patients basically started treatment when?
The next week?
No, two months later.
Tumor...
You got an aggressive tumor?
Sorry, my bad.
Don't engage in risky behavior.
And the Cancer Support Center said the delays were deeply concerning.
Oh, really?
Here's where they try to put lipstick on this pig.
While the total number on their waiting list, the waiting list for healthcare folks, remained at 7.2 million.
There's been progress on tackling long waits.
Oh, good, good.
Light at the end of this tunnel.
At the end of December, there were nearly 55,000 people waiting more than 18 months.
But by late February, don't worry about it, Joe, that had dropped to below 33,000.
Oh, well, things are much better.
You know what, he says, Joe, there you go.
It's beautiful.
I mean, you guys are doing a great job.
Only 33,000 people have waited roughly a year and a half for medical care.
That's a...
You know what?
Jim, producer Jim from the radio show, Joe, brought up a different point.
You know why that waiting list dropped?
What do you think?
Because they all died.
Because they died.
Two pages of that.
Because they're dead.
They violated the golden rule of the Dan Bongino show.
Is there a good part to this?
Is there a good...
Yes, there is.
There is light at the end of the tunnel.
I've got some good news for you.
Something happened in Louisiana.
The south, the southern part of the United States is changing dramatically.
And the Democrats do not know what to do about it.
They used to have his place on lockdown, some of these states, and it is disappearing fast.
That happened.
And then there's this video.
Did you see this from an Anheuser-Busch rep?
He's like, hey, man, I sell Bud Light.
What the hell's going on here?
This don't look good.
I'll get to that in a second.
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It's up to us.
You know, we're not going to pull any stunts on it.
The tide's turning.
Listen, I know it takes a little gavel to the gonads.
A lot of you are like, oh, you're just saying that.
No, I'm not.
I'm really not just saying that.
I really do think we're at this cultural resurgence here.
The Bud Light story to you is...
Forget Bud Light.
It's not even about Bud Light.
It's about another company that pretended to represent the working class American that screwed you over.
And let me tell you something.
You suffer not at all.
You can go find a new beer brand.
Bud Light honestly didn't even taste that good.
But they've suffered dramatically.
I'll get to that in a second.
But you're seeing down in the South, the country is starting to bifurcate.
You're getting these racist liberals that want to do CRT, government-run health care, endless debt, state welfare programs, crime out of control, defund the police.
And then you're getting the southern portion of the United States and the Midwest, a lot of these states that are moving farther and farther into the conservative, freedom-loving, liberty-respecting column.
Fox News, another Democrat, the third one in just the last few months, has now left the party.
Double-barreled middle finger to the party, says, I'm going to become a Republican.
I'm asking you this, again, if things are universally bad, like some pessimists out there want you to believe, that there's no silver lining, it's all for naught, it's all going to be lost, which it's not, then why is this happening?
Why would lawmakers, this is the second one in Louisiana, There was one in North Carolina last week too, which may, ironically, because North Carolina is a Democrat governor, the Republicans now have a super majority in North Carolina.
They may get school choice passed.
Huge deal.
School choice is passing all over the country.
We've seen expansions in Arizona, Florida, potentially North Carolina.
It's happening everywhere.
Constitutional carry.
Florida just tipped the United States into a majority constitutional carry state.
We are in a far different place.
Roe v.
Wade was overturned.
You're having conservative states now moving back the rules and regulating abortion to save human life.
We are winning some of these things.
That lawmaker didn't leave the You know lawmakers.
They have focus groups for everything.
Everything.
They took some kind of poll and realized this is not ending well for them.
All their talk about, you know, Biden being the next big thing and he's going to run it.
Their party is old, decrepit.
The guy's a rotting bag of oatmeal.
But I want to talk about this.
I don't want to keep dredging this up.
There's a lot of stuff going on that I need to get to.
I still got a lot more for this show, including something about the Secret Service that's important.
Folks, this Bud Light story is not about a beer.
It is about Americans learning how to fight back.
Listen, I am no fan of Saul Alinsky or his rules, okay?
Rules for Radicals was clearly meant as a way to take down free markets, capitalism, and to take out a constitutional republic with a small group of dedicated people.
However, the rules, Alinsky's, he was a leftist organizer.
Most of you know who he is.
Some may not.
He had a book called Rules for Radicals.
He thanked Satan in the book.
That's who he is.
The rules, however, he puts in are tactically efficient if used right and bedrocked in some sense of morals, unlike on his side where they were bedrocked in some sense of evil.
He talks about one point, one of his rules, is pick a target and isolate.
Folks, you don't have to outrun the bear, okay?
You just have to outrun the next guy.
You don't have to boycott every single left-wing company out there.
Patagonia, all these other companies that do this BLM and other stuff like that.
You don't.
You just have to make an example out of a few of them.
What you did with Netflix after the Cuties debacle changed Netflix forever.
I'm not saying it's a right-wing company.
I'm just saying people woke up.
I'm not saying it was a cosmic shift, but believe me, it altered the course of that meteor.
You've got to keep the heat on Bud Light right now.
Washington Times, Bud Light sails down after partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
Pick a target.
Freeze it.
Now is the time.
Do not buy these products.
If Bud Light comes out and does a course correction, we'll reconsider.
But ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry.
We live in a tough world.
This is not the time to back off.
This is the time to double down.
I feel kind of bad for this guy.
I'm going to be straight with you.
But this guy claims to be an Anheuser-Busch rep.
It's gone kind of nuclear on social media.
He's walking around a supermarket.
This is the first 30 seconds or so where he's telling people, listen, I'm hurting right now because people just aren't buying this stuff.
Hey, man, we didn't piss them off.
They pissed us off.
All right?
We're the customers.
They should have known better.
Take a listen.
I work for an affiliate company.
I am a merchandiser.
And the sole product of the company I work for is Anheuser-Busch Products.
So with all this canceling going on, I mean, I've never seen such little sales in this past few days on these products.
Folks, this is the only way.
I'm sorry.
I've changed on...
I'm not going to say I've changed a lot on a lot of issues because I'm a conservative and conservatism involves principles that are typically generational.
However, I changed on two things.
There were two topics I really changed on.
I listened to a podcast one time, and free trade with China is not free trade.
J.D. Vance was on, I think, Econ Talk with Russ Roberts, and it was before he was a senator, way before.
And it was really fascinating.
There were some externalities I hadn't considered.
That's beyond the scope of this.
But the second thing related to this year is I was a big, big anti-boycott guy.
Because Joe and I saw it early on how stupid it is.
You're going to boycott a company for advertising on a show.
They're not sanctioning the political views.
They want to talk to the audience to sell a product.
That's only been a model, Joe, they've used for like 100 years.
No one's claiming like they sanction the political ideas.
The left wanted that though.
The left's take was you're going to advertise on a show and talk to their customers to sell you a product?
We're going to make sure we punish you.
Okay.
New rules, baby.
We're going to do the same.
I thought boycotts were dumb.
I still think they're dumb.
I think they're really dumb.
But they are necessary.
When the left gets a sense of the taste of their own syrup of Ipecac, maybe they'll stop.
But up until then, there's no turning back.
Full steam ahead.
Sorry to have to tell you that.
You know what the singularity is?
Who sent me this?
Was this you, Guy?
Joe's into this too.
I keep saying Guy, but Joe's like obsessed with this topic too.
Artificial intelligence and the singularity.
Guy sent me an interesting video on the singularity.
It's not just the fact that AI could potentially wipe us all out.
Even if it doesn't, AI may in fact wipe out your job.
Something to think about.
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First, here's a Fox Business article.
It'll be in the newsletter if you want to read it.
I'm not going to dig too deep into it.
You can read it yourself.
But ChatGPT, the AI program, the AI app, I should say, Precision Matters, it was asked what jobs basically are you going to wipe out for human beings?
And it listed human beings in millions of jobs that would probably be wiped out.
Jobs that require, you know, a kind of cursory legal analysis could probably be like paralegals.
Jobs that require a lot of writing.
I mean, folks, if you're a songwriter, I mean, who knows better than Joe?
I always say Joe's a real musician is what he did before he got into this.
If you're a songwriter, you're in a little bit of trouble.
Now, I just want to...
Can we pump the...
Here's the break.
Pump it a second.
Folks, assume AI doesn't kill us all first, okay?
This is a big assumption, right?
After yesterday's show.
Do you realize that this threat has been out there throughout recorded human history?
Now, I wasn't around when we went from the horse to the horse and buggy to the Model T, obviously.
However, if you read the history of economics, any basic history of economics, you'll know that this threat has been around forever.
They've always said things, Joe, like, oh my gosh, what are we going to do with all the horse and buggy operators?
They're not going to have anything to do.
Everybody's going to be sitting around all day.
And then when the assembly line started, oh my gosh, what are we going to do with the craftsmen?
And then when the cobbler, when they had assembly lines making shoes, what are we going to do about the shoe guy and this guy?
Folks, this has always been an issue.
Human beings will always find something to do.
Before I get to the video here on the singularity, it's short.
Human beings, and this is why I don't fear automation, AI in the manufacturing sense outside of yesterday's show.
If we can get human beings out of the rubber dog toy business and into really high-end manufacturing and everything else, it frees us of the burden of having to wear our bodies out all day to produce stuff.
You're not going to sit on an island by yourself if you had machines that could produce all your food and do nothing all day.
You'd probably go out and fish anyway.
And these arguments about how it's going to put songwriters out of business and stuff, I gotta tell you, I dispute that.
You know why?
I think people are going to want stuff built by human beings.
And I think it could create an entirely new craftsman economy.
The human experience, you know?
Yes, sir.
You really going to want an AI song about someone's love loss if it was written by a computer?
Come on, man.
Listen to this quick piece from this.
This is a video that's out there about the tech singularity.
It's about, we only cut about a minute of it, about how it could wipe out your jobs.
But that addresses again, like, hey, the bad part, it could wipe you out too.
Take a listen.
It's about the future.
And without thorough consideration, we may be headed for unemployment the likes of which humanity has never seen.
And if recent events haven't made it clear, it's not just about the economy or salaries, but also about the meaning that most of us tend to derive from our work.
You know, not doing anything, as it turns out, is really, really boring.
Okay, sometimes it's nice.
We've established that technological progress is not slowing down anytime soon.
What happens when computers replace not only our labor, but also our intellect?
What happens when they can mimic intelligence and learn on their own?
All this could lead to a scenario where technology is not so friendly to us, where instead of just replacing us, it decides to do away with us completely.
And in such a situation, without much preparation, we would be completely powerless.
The doing away with us completely is obviously the part that concerns most people.
We covered that yesterday.
If you missed yesterday's show, go back and watch it.
Watch it again.
That article is really telling.
There's still time to course correct on this though.
But yeah, I don't know.
I disagree with a lot of people out there.
Guy's talking about the two missed meals scenario where, you know, you were only two to four missed meals away from total chaos.
I don't think that's going to happen.
I think there is going to be a desire for human labor that you've never seen before, for a human touch on things, whether it's table making or songs.
Call me crazy.
Here's what does worry me, though, with jobs.
This independent article, AI tools like ChatGPT can play a role in government, the science minister suggests, and she mentions using it in hospital.
Folks, there is already a form of computer-generated statistics that's being used to deny people care in socialist healthcare systems.
You ever heard of the QALY? I've mentioned it many times for years.
It's called the quality adjusted life year statistic.
It's basically a determination done by technology and data analysis about older people and sick people about if they should get a certain amount of healthcare.
Wait till AI puts itself in between that.
Joe, you're a conservative.
You're downgraded six points on our token system.
You're not going to get healthcare, but that has nothing to do with my actual health.
Actually, we don't protect Nazis yet.
I'm a Nazi?
News to me.
That's what worries me more than anything.
It does.
It totally, he said it right, offloads the emotional burden of refusing people care.
Hey, I can't help it, man.
Computer said it.
Well, how did it come to that conclusion?
I don't know.
We can't read the code.
Remember that from yesterday's show?
They don't even know how to read the code.
Right.
Sorry, but yeah, wasn't me.
Wasn't me.
Down the counter.
Wasn't me.
I don't know the lyrics to the song.
You know, that'll be it.
Wasn't me.
It was the AI system.
We call him Tony.
Did you see this?
This video is shifting gears a little bit.
This video is hilarious.
So this is one of the Tennessee insurrectionists.
You know the three insurrectionist lawmakers that tried to take over the House chamber, engaging in what turned out to be, amongst some of the other people, a violent insurrection in Tennessee recently?
You've heard the story probably.
Two of them were expelled.
So who put this video out there?
I want to make sure I had that right.
It came off the End Wokeness Twitter feed.
So this is one of the lawmakers.
And if you're listening on audio alone, there's two separate pieces here.
There's the first 20 seconds, which is a video we did years ago.
And then there's him now.
And it appears, would you say, guys, he's changed show?
You've seen this already.
You cut it.
It would appear he changed his persona a little bit.
Distinct difference, yes.
Thank you.
This thing, Joe's being very clever here.
This is the same guy.
This is not a Babylon B piece.
Same guy.
Tennessee insurrections.
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Same guy.
Reminds me when we used to go golfing with Bill Clinton and Bill Clinton when we were agents.
And Bill Clinton would, you know, he'd hit golf balls with someone and the guy would hit a terrible shot.
Then he'd go, he's the same guy.
Same guy.
That's the same guy.
Changes his persona a little bit.
Just a little bit.
That's the bit.
All right.
I wanted to just end the show with this today.
It's something I have some specific expertise in and I saw it this morning on Politico Playbook, you know, the left-wing Bible.
They put out this government satisfaction survey every year of places in the government to work and if you're satisfied or not.
Simple.
I think finishing at the top this year was NASA, which had the highest, if you work in the federal government, they had the highest job satisfaction.
I found it really sad.
Because this is what happened where I used to work.
Partnership for Public Service, the best 2022 best places to work, excuse me, in the federal government.
The Secret Service finished 375 out of 432. Folks, that's really disappointing.
When I got on the job, as they say, back in 1999, we were in the Treasury Department.
It was a top 10 place to work.
People loved it.
People were passionate about the job.
Man, it meant something.
Folks, I was so proud.
When I got in my first day, When I was an NYPD cop, right, they give you a parking plaque so you can park near the precincts.
And it's a little paper plaque.
It basically says your license plate number and your police officer so that they don't tow you away from the precinct because we had a self-enforcement zone around the precinct so that, you know, the cops' cars wouldn't get towed away.
You get the point?
The supervisors, like the captain of the precinct, the CO, the commanding officer, or the deputy inspector, they got what we would call like a hard plaque.
It was like a big laminated plaque.
And that thing was like, if you had one of those, a hard plaque, and you saw that and you were a cop, you're like, wow, that guy, he's a baller.
That's a captain or some big boss.
What does that have to do with the Secret Service?
I get on the job the first day.
There were very few of us.
I think I was the 4,000th.
I forget what my commission book number.
It's inside on the wall.
4,200th agent or whatever in the history of the Secret Service at that point based on my commission book number.
First day I get on the job, they give you your commission book, right?
You get your commission book and you get this pool plaque.
That's what they call this hard plaque.
And I'm looking, I go, this is mine.
This is mine.
Like I can use this.
This is mine.
It's the same plaque they give to supervisors in the NYPD. Then they're like, oh, and here's the keys to a car.
This is your car.
Like I get a, what do you mean?
I get a car?
And then you go, and you go to training, you come back, and then you go, hey, go protect the president.
I mean, I was so proud.
I was a young kid.
I could not believe.
You, the taxpayer.
I couldn't believe you'd entrusted me with this massive responsibility.
Not that I couldn't do it.
Not that I couldn't do it.
I was just so overwhelmed.
It was like everything you saw in the movies came real.
The Secret Service is no joke.
I mean, the movies don't even address the profound nature of a lot of what we do.
To have this place just collapse, man.
375 out of 432. I can tell you what happened.
They started getting into the wokeness.
Merit started taking a backseat to identity politics.
We've got to have this many women and this many Asian agents and this many Hispanic and Black agents and this and that.
And folks, it got to be just...
That's one of many reasons it's falling apart.
Mission creep, you know, national special security events we shouldn't have been involved in.
People getting, you know, transferred around the country for stupid reasons.
I would argue the dual mission, investigating counterfeit crimes while getting thrown out on protection missions too.
But this is just a shame.
And this is what happens when a no-fail agency like the Secret Service, they fail, people die.
If there was a textbook written on how to destroy an agency, you're seeing it right here.
375 out of 432. I read that this morning.
My heart dropped.
It just sank in my chest.
All right, folks.
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