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Illegals CAN Now Own FIREARMS? INSANE New Ruling | Guest: Kara McKinney
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Illegal aliens now have more rights than the citizens of the United States.
Or should I say the rights of the citizens don't apply to us anymore, but they do apply to illegal aliens?
If you could put the picture up on my screen there, Brian.
Yeah, Mexicans, Guatemalans, Haitians, you name them, they're all going to be able to now own firearms.
And not only that, what use do they have for firearms?
We're finding out now that not only can they squat in your unoccupied home that you might be selling right now, but they can actually take over and own the house too.
So sorry, white people.
Not only are you no longer welcomed in movies, not only are you no longer welcomed in music, you're no longer welcomed in your own home and even in your own country.
My name is Elijah Schaefer.
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We have a great guest on tonight.
Let's start the show.
I'm so glad I'm not suicidal because at least somebody is today.
We'll talk about that later.
One of the Clinton Foundation's main directors just got into a shootout with the ATF today and is in critical condition.
Let's not talk about the Clintons killing people.
Let's talk about us being killed in our own homes.
My guest today, of course, the host of Tipping Point on OANN, Kara McKinney.
I mean, we're literally going to go right into the article before we even go deeper on it.
Brian, can you pull this up here for a moment?
Right off the bat, this is not a joke.
It is not clickbait.
And you know this because you've been covering it on your show.
We have a huge amount of crime that we're covering.
But a federal judge, an Obama-appointed judge, a black judge, a female judge hitting all of the diversity boxes literally ruled in favor of an illegal immigrant on the most sensitive issue possible.
And again, we'll talk about the details, but she said that illegal immigrants can possess guns under the Second Amendment federal judge rules.
And she literally said it is not illegal for an illegal alien who came into this country to have a firearm, even if it's illegal to purchase it.
This is, again, not clickbait.
Kara, right off the bat, what was going through your head when you realized that illegals have more rights than citizens of the United States when it comes to our constitutional amendments?
Yeah, well, Sally, that's just been an ongoing issue.
So this is nothing new.
I guess it's just another development, another update in this long saga.
But I think the main takeaway here is too often we on the right, we're so used to saying, oh, the left hates guns, right?
The left hates guns.
They hate guns.
They don't understand guns.
They're scared of guns and, you know, anything like that type of argument.
You hear that so often.
And, you know, it's true in some circumstances.
Maybe your, you know, liberal female neighbor down the street, maybe she actually really is terrified of guns, right?
But when you look at the machinations of these left-wing activists, they don't actually hate guns.
What they hate are regular patriotic Americans having guns, the people that they say are the enemies of the regime.
That's who they hate having guns.
So they'll stick the ATF on us in two seconds, right?
So I remember I was reading this one story of an elderly man and he went to his community center because, again, he's older.
He was having health issues.
He had helped his dying wife.
She had cancer for years.
He was basically her live-in-hospice nurse until her end.
And so he would go to this community center and he would just, you know, shoot the breeze with these guys and he would talk about the guns that he had over his fireplace mantle.
These were old antique guns.
He hadn't fired them in decades, but they were the type of guns you're not allowed to have.
Some lefty heard him talking about that.
Next thing you know, his house is being raided by the ATF.
Guns are stolen and taken from him.
So we could go down through that.
But then, like you said, illegal aliens, friends of the regime, right?
So anarcho-tyranny, they get the guns and the left is very happy to give them those guns.
And I think part of them is they are a little, they have a little bit of Shaddenford, perhaps, and thinking, ooh, are they going to use these guns against Americans?
Because again, they just don't want us having guns, but they're very happy with criminals, run-of-the-mill criminals, and illegals, criminal illegals, being able to have guns.
So I think perhaps we on the right need to be more aware that this is very intentional by the left.
This isn't just, whoa, hypocrisy, or they don't know what they're doing.
It's very intentional who they're allowing to have guns and who they're not allowing to have guns.
I 100% agree with you because the stories we're covering today, including like greater developments about this woman in New York City who has a home she's selling and squatters took it over because New York City gives more rights to criminals than it does to Americans.
But we're going to be looking about how backwards things are, including the new gay X-Men series for children, the new gay black Star Wars series that is so downvoted on YouTube.
They're considering taking the commercial off.
People are so sick of this.
And we're going to find out even Annika Spearin from the Young Turks came out with a rant going like, okay, I'm just, I'm getting tired of this.
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All right, my guest today, Kara McKinney.
Let's go ahead and jump right into this article.
And I want to read this.
We do have funny videos.
We are going to get into it, but I just have to read how crazy this is because it blows my mind, Kara.
I literally cannot call for violence, but I don't know at what point they're not calling for violence that we're just being weak and pathetic by not saying this enough is enough.
Like, you've got to stop doing this.
Look at this article.
This is true.
Okay, in Chicago, a U.S. district court judge ruled earlier this month that completely prohibiting illegal immigrants from possessing firearms is a violation of the Second Amendment.
The ruling issued on March 8th by Obama-appointed judge, District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman, pertains to the case of illegal migrant Jubierto Carbajal Flores or Jibierto Carbajal Flores or whatever you want to say.
He was charged under Title 18 of the U.S. Criminal Code, a measure preventing illegal migrants from possessing firearms.
Carbajal Flores has no criminal record of improper use of a gun and therefore, according to the court, did not present a public danger when exercising his Second Amendment right in Chicago in 2020.
It says there that Carbaul Flores contends that he received and used the handgun solely for self-protection and protection of property during a time of documented civil unrest in the spring of 2020.
The judge wrote, thus, this court finds that as applied to Carbajal Flores, Title 18 is unconstitutional.
Kara, I'm just going to go right to you because immediately I'm thinking of the McCloskeys.
I think that's how you say it in Missouri, right?
They were literally had a private street with a private fence that was broken down.
Everyone knows about them pulling up their guns.
They were using their guns to protect their property.
I don't even think they've gotten their guns back in a more conservative state than New York.
I know that the, you know, the Enrique Tario of the Proud Boys in D.C. got his charges increased because he had two empty magazines, not even guns, and that was considered a weapons charge.
And now suddenly the left cares about the Second Amendment, these globalists, these weird totalitarians, when it's an illegal immigrant.
And they said that now the Constitution, of all things, but the Second Amendment applies to illegals.
And it reminds me of those videos that also come out.
I think if it was Summer From New Orleans, Louisiana, right?
You know, not a great area, but there were similar videos, right, that'll come out of these young youths, as I guess the new headlines are, right?
And they're just out there brandishing their guns and they're, you know, shooting off and they're doing all sorts of crazy nonsense.
And it's funny because you would think of the left actually were afraid of guns and they really believe what they say about the Second Amendment scary and it's, you know, from a bygone era.
We need to do away with it.
That you think that the every town for gun safety type moms would do the JSIC sedition hunters, right?
And they would sit there online.
They try and track down who are these people?
Who are they?
Why do they illegally have these guns?
Do they have illegal modifications?
Do these people have criminal backgrounds?
And you think that they'd go hardcore in defining who these people are, but they don't because again, patriotic Americans not allowed to have guns.
They will be down your throat in two seconds, even if you have a legal gun.
I mean, look at the ATF.
They're basically doing all these like loopholes, paperwork tricks to ensnare regular Americans who own a gun that one day is legal, but then tomorrow the ATF is going to say is illegal and they're going to take it from you.
But again, illegals can come across, break every law, wave their guns around.
Criminals in the streets of New Orleans and New York City and the rest can, like I said, brandish their firearms quite illegally, use them in the course of all sorts of crime.
And then those are usually the charges that get dropped the most because it keeps coming down to the point of this is very intentional.
The left knows what they're doing.
It's not just a silly whoopsa-daisies, little, you know, hypocrisy.
It's they know what they're doing.
And again, it's dismantling and de-arming American citizens and purposely empowering those that they know will go after patriotic Americans.
It's very scary because it's very sinister, but there's really no other explanation for it.
There you go, okay, I know it's supposed to be a joke She actually had a nice video.
As I want to remind you, I speak praying for Isabella, donated to her campaign.
You guys know that we're always raising awareness of the new people that are being targeted from January 6th.
We've had a lot of people on the show.
Just to remind you, the feds literally arrested her for literally, end quote, in her charges for putting her hand on a table.
That's literally what it said.
And that was, so she's being charged federally.
So let's not get our priorities out of order.
You mentioned the fact that they're going after us.
And I think the backwardsness of this is so frustrating.
And I want to play this clip from the Young Turks from Anna Kasparian, I think is how you, Kasparian is how you say her name.
Because in New York, right, we're talking about New York, we're talking about this area.
An individual, two individuals who got caught dismembering, I think, a body got let out, four individuals, got let out of jail with no bail.
The city says the city's out of control.
They deployed the National Guard.
The National Guard was caught on video, like frisking 80-year-old women.
So they're frisking old white women because there's an issue.
And then they're letting criminals out of jail.
They're making it legal for illegals to own guns.
It's insane.
And this isn't even the tip of the iceberg of the stories we're going to talk about.
But when Anna Kasparan is saying, okay, the left has gone too far, the literal like extreme leftist, you know, something's wrong.
It's a little bit of a long clip, guys, about three and a half minutes, but it's worth listening to because I'm finding myself agreeing with people that once were my enemies two years ago.
Okay, let me give you the details of the actual case.
Okay.
So four people were arrested in New York after body parts were found in Long Island.
Okay, dismembered body parts.
The victims were, you know, two people from Yonkers, older individuals.
Suffolk County police say 44-year-old Stephen Brown, 38-year-old Jeffrey Mackey, 40-year-old Amanda Wallace, and 33-year-old Alexis Nieves or Nieves were charged with concealment of a corpse, tampering with physical evidence, and hindering prosecution.
They have not been charged with murder.
Prosecutors told a judge there was so much blood in the pipes, in pipes, sink, shower, and toilet of the Railroad Avenue home in Amityville, where the suspects were arrested, that it was deemed uninhabitable.
Police said they confiscated meat cleavers, butcher knives, flesh, and body parts.
Attorneys for Brown and Mackie admitted, admitted that their clients lived in that home where the body parts and all that blood was found, but denied chopping up 59-year-old, the 59-year-old woman and 53-year-old man whose last known address was in Yonkers.
Wallace also lived with Brown and Mackie in Amityville.
Police said that Knives is homeless.
Okay.
All four pleaded not guilty.
The judge released them without bail.
They were fitted with GPS monitoring and must report in person for in-person probation and surrender their passports.
I don't know how the hell any of these laws passed.
I went to every progressive conference there was over the last 20 years.
I never heard a single person saying, why don't we let the actual criminals go?
Hey, if someone butchers someone and chops them up into little pieces, let's do the kind of criminal justice reform where they would be able to walk out free.
I hate to laugh because it's such a horrible thing to be quote unquote laughing about, but like you said, I couldn't believe what I was hearing.
I was just like, you, I was thinking, Wason, this is all you guys have wanted this entire time.
I don't know if they thought it never really would get to this point or they thought that it could be covered up enough that it wouldn't be too much of an I have no clue where their minds were, but you know, in, for example, under former governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, he asked all his different counties in the state that they were to put together police reform boards, right?
And so these boards were to get together and tell cops how to do their jobs better, which meant don't go after criminals, right?
Whenever it means listening to the community, it means listening to the activists, which means listening to criminals who pretend to be activists.
And then it just means allowing criminals to get away with what they're doing.
But one of the boards had a man on there who had done time in prison for executing for murdering an NYPD officer.
The NYPD officer had been off-duty, but he did identify himself.
I believe it was in the 80s.
There was a bar.
The off-duty cop was there with maybe friends or family.
And then the man, the suspect, the criminal, you know, the guy who's the activist today, 40 years later, he went in there.
He was holding up the cashier and he had a gun.
He was threatening the man's life.
And so this off-duty cop says, you know, I'm with the NYPD, showed his badge, put down the gun.
The man attacks him, ends up shooting the cop, and then walks over his body as he lies prone and then finishes him off in the head to make sure he's dead, dead.
That man goes away to prison, gets out of prison.
Now he's a reform activist, right?
Kind of like the guy who was on Joe Rogan recently, reformed activists.
And then there's the accusations that he was killing and dismembering people even after his Rogan appearance.
But then that guy, like I said, in New York, he was put on police reform boards where he got to tell NYPD cops how to do their jobs better, which again means don't prosecute my buddies because I killed one of your boys and now I get to tell you what to do.
It's really sick, these people who are on power trips.
You know, they love the power trip of their petty crime of hurting people.
And then now they get to impose on the rest of society.
It's very scary.
But again, I could go through, just like I'm sure you, so many stories just like that.
So I don't know where Chank and Anna Kasparian have been because that's what their movement has been saying for a long time.
They say that certain types of criminals, depending on your skin color, other demographics about you, should never actually be allowed to be in prison because white supremacy and colonization.
And so, yeah, this is where we're at.
And I'm kind of, it's kind of funny that they're so surprised that they got what they wanted.
Like, like, like, I've been in conversations with people, Kara, where they're like, family members, like, what do you mean they burned buildings?
Like, BLM burned buildings.
And I'm like, yeah, like, show me a picture.
And I'm like, how many, how many hundreds of photos would you like to see?
I can show you one city where several dozen buildings were burned in one city in Kenosha.
They're like, oh, just one city.
I'm like, no, did you know?
Like, I'll say, like, did you know they looted and raided Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills?
And they're like, that happened?
I'm like, where were you?
Where were you?
You dumb retard.
Like, that's how I feel with these people.
They're like, wait a second, putting far left judges in place, like, we didn't ask this.
And the reason why I'm saying they did ask for this is because the judge, Coleman, who made it legal for the illegals to have firearms now, doesn't care that it's unconstitutional, doesn't care.
And I think this is when people think about like our enemies and they're like, oh, well, they just, they're like us, but they just don't know what's right.
Like it kind of reminds me of like Protestants like thinking like certain religions or they'll be like, oh, Judaism is Christianity just without the New Testament.
Or people are like, communists are just, you know, Americans, but they just are a little bit left.
They have a different solution for the same problems.
You're like, no, no, no.
You have to realize people really do think differently and there's different religions.
Muslims are not like Christians with Muhammad.
You know, it's a completely different religion with a completely different ideology that breeds a different culture.
And the same thing goes with these leftists.
They're not confused on what the Constitution says.
She literally, after the Supreme Court legalized, I don't know if the Supreme Court or this or Illinois state court legalized same-sex marriage.
She fast-tracked it and even overrode the own court or the own vote in her own state to fast-track gay marriage.
She was put in place by Obama and has been used in key cases to override the will of the people and to reinterpret the Constitution.
She's literally an enemy of the people.
She is a plant that was put there.
And Americans are very naive.
Right-wing Americans, particularly Christian Americans, which is what I am, are very naive in thinking like our enemies are, you know, just whatever.
It's like the same people, how they think like, oh, well, Ukraine's our ally.
Israel's our ally.
You know, these countries, they couldn't be extorting us for money to fund wars that don't benefit us.
And you're going, look, you got to realize the world, it's not about being, you know, trying to avoid being seen as racist or sexist or anti-Semitic or a Putin puppet or whatever words they throw out today.
You got to use your damn mind.
You got to use your brain and realize that there is an enemy out there that is trying to dismantle and destroy not only America, but Western civilization as a whole.
And it wants to destroy capitalism.
It wants to destroy Christianity.
It wants to destroy the family.
And it's like, it's not about left versus right.
It is about destroyer and if we're going to defend ourselves or we're going to go on the offense.
And right now, I think people have been a little too comfortable, a little too padded in that they're still concerned about, well, what if people think I'm mean?
Or what if it's like, dude, you got to realize your enemies are arming illegal, an illegal army.
They're bringing in Haitians and Chinese, 60,000 Chinese Communist Party members.
And now they're letting them be armed.
Even if they could get armed illegally, they're saying, even if we catch you, not only are we not going to deport you, we won't even remove your firearms from you.
Like this is insane, demented thinking.
And I don't know if you agree with me.
I'm not putting words in your mouth, but I think that like even the media apparatus, because you work in media, I'm not, you know, you're not a spokesperson for your network or whatever.
I work in media, I work with Gateway Pundit.
A lot of times, my colleagues and people are just not aware of how seriously bad things are.
And they still think it's like Republicans versus Democrats, right versus left.
And it's like, no, dude, we have enemies subverting from our banking systems to our education institutions to our military-industrial complex to our border.
Like Biden is a puppet of a bigger enemy, right?
That's all I'm trying to say.
It's like, you got to get serious because if you're not serious, then you're going to end up dying, literally, possibly in the streets, getting killed by an illegal, and then he's going to get released without bail.
And then he might be hired because now in Illinois, no, maybe not.
Well, in Illinois, they wanted him to be cops now, right?
But then also it was there's a now there's the push to get them into the military in a large-scale scheme, right?
So then the citizenship comes afterward.
But then I guess they're going to be the ones checking the bags in the Army National Guard, right?
In the New York City subway.
But going back to what you were talking about a moment ago, I know this isn't a word that we've heard too much now, but I remember 2016, 2015, maybe 2017.
You would hear the left use this a lot.
They would say, you're so Eurocentric, right?
Stop being so Eurocentric.
And it's funny that the left themselves are actually quite Eurocentric in their thinking because as you're talking about, they think the rest of the world thinks and acts the same way that they do.
So you can just bring the entire world here and somehow we're all going to hold hands together and like think and act the same way.
Not true whatsoever.
If you see a lot of these groups, especially the migrants, the Muslim ones flooding into Europe, I mean, they're like, wow, guys, you didn't go in there.
You can rape, pillage.
It's like the good old days of centuries ago.
Then they're letting you do it.
And it's like this like complete, like, they love the left-wing talk because it benefits them and nothing is ever asked of these other countries, right?
And then one thing I was thinking about the other day is it does feel kind of, I mean, because we're bred against this as Americans, but if you don't protect you and yours, who is going to protect you and yours, right?
You know, we're Americans.
And so we put together big charity runs and humanitarian groups for the entire world's causes, no matter how bizarre, how foreign, how niche they may be.
But when do any of those other countries or groups, no matter what their economic status is, when do they put together big campaigns of wanting to help the poor drug addicts of Kensington, whatever that avenue is, that famous one in Philadelphia, where everyone's like trained out like zombies and hanging over, they don't care.
They'll just keep putting their hands out for more American money as our quality of life goes down.
No one cares about us in the world and there's really nowhere else we can go.
Sometimes I even think about because there's that first minister, whatever he calls himself of Scotland, the Muslim guy.
Yeah, exactly.
You know who I'm talking about.
And I'm a lot of me is Scottish, right?
My great grandma came from Scotland.
And so I think to myself, well, I'm not welcomed in America being a white Christian lady.
Well, even if I went back to, say, Scotland, that's only part of who I am.
You know, I have other family throughout Europe.
But let's say I went back to Scotland.
They would say, get out of here, too.
You're not allowed to exist anywhere.
And that's one thought that was rattling around through my mind.
And we talk about illegals coming and taking and this and that.
It's who's coming for us?
No one protects us.
No one's going to lay down their life to protect me.
Even it's, you know, if you don't protect you and yours, as ugly as that sometimes can feel.
And it doesn't have to be in an ugly way whatsoever.
I just mean it just feels gross because we've been raised against that, right?
Is to, you know, oh, you can't protect Christianity or you can't talk about anything else, you know, like that because somehow that's wrong and that's bad.
And you have to not be doing that.
But like I said, it's, well, I'm not welcomed here, I guess.
I couldn't even go back, quote unquote, home to where I came from.
Still wouldn't be welcome there.
And then it's actually a really scary feeling because then you look around the world and you go, gosh, you know, there's, there's a lot of blood in Mayhem.
There's a lot of evil people who don't, you know, think the way we do.
And I don't want to be left at their mercy, but I mean, that's where we're stuck at.
I'm fighting for the survival of not just myself, but my children and their children.
Like I'm okay.
Call me an anti-Semite.
Call me hateful.
Call me racist.
Call me a bigot.
Like, it doesn't work because I don't walk around hating people in my heart.
When I'm talking about issues, it's because I care about them and I want to address them.
We're going to talk about one of those issues, which is this crazy squatter thing going on in New York City.
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Kara McKinney from Tipping Point on OANN.
I got to talk about this story because it's crazy.
Before we jump into that, though, I do want to just bring up a side story that is crazy.
Happy birthday to Baron Trump.
Go to my screen, Brian.
Happy birthday to Baron Trump.
The left is so weird.
These leftists ahead of the election, this guy, Mike Sington, who's like one of the worst people on Twitter, wrote, Baron Trump turns 18 today.
He's fair game now.
I just want to know your thought on that, that they're going to be attacking his son.
Number one, just sounds kind of gay to me.
Like, that sounds like a grinder-like hookup, you know, invitation.
Like, now he's fair game.
I can invite him over my home and do what?
Why do you care if a young boy's 18?
Secondly, it also is creepy if it's not gay, because he's like, why are we attacking Trump's kid?
I've seen people who are split saying, wait, is this some weird sexual come on?
Or is this, he wants to fight Baron now?
But it's not like Baron has some huge media online presence or whatever, where it's like, finally, we can punch him.
It's just this disgusting of they hate Trump so much and what he stands for, because really they don't even hate Trump the man, right?
How many times have you and me and all of us gone into little political arguments with people and we're like, Trump never said that, or that's not what he believes or whatever.
And it doesn't really matter to these people because he's just a symbol of what they hate.
And so then now it's his child too, a child who so far has really stayed out of the limelight.
But it again, it kind of goes back to the depravity that we're talking about.
And also when we're getting to that, that New York story and the squatters, and I think it kind of ties in here as well.
But just everything is just so low trust in our society.
And I think that's really scary.
I don't know if you listen to Alex Kashuta on her podcast, but she does a good job talking about in Romania, for example, Eastern Europe and other parts that there's a lot of low trust and that really inhibits a lot of growth economically and otherwise law development.
And then here in America, one thing we took for granted for so long, because for so long, many of us had very shared values.
For example, you don't get too excited about wanting to punch at some kid because he turns 18.
And now I don't know what crazy stuff they're going to say about the poor guy.
But it's just this low status because now we don't have those shared values anymore.
There's really not a whole lot of common ground in America between the various political sides and that low trust, low society that we're creating for ourselves.
It becomes that atomized, atomistic, every man for himself.
And it leads to very dark places very, very fast.
It's like our social trust was such a treasure and we didn't know what a treasure it was.
We took it for granted.
And now that it's fraying, we're starting to see that it underpins literally everything about who we are and how we interact with each other.
And shout out, by the way, to strictly a buggin, who just wanted to say on your comment about being mixed here, he sent $5.
My ancestry is 97% Portuguese, 2% Spain, 1% Wales.
My people probably did some things, but we managed not to bang any black people.
I don't know what that means, but I think it's just meaning they didn't do anything to screw over black people.
That is absolutely true.
And, you know, there's nowhere else where we can actually go.
We didn't do anything to anyone.
We didn't screw anyone over.
But I'm with you on the Trump stuff because if you go to this, the obsession with him going forward, like this guy apparently has been talking about Trump's son for like years.
It's from 2020.
He's like, everyone's talking about how tall Baron Trump is here, towering over Mike Pence.
For his family's sake, I only wish him the best, but he be gay.
But wait, that he be gay and ends up being a guy from a shithole country and then buy a nice home together in Mexico.
Why does he want him to be gay?
I don't get this.
And then I think here too, he's like, for a son could be a model.
A very fashionable Baron towers over his father who is 6'3.
I think he's gay for him.
And I think that's, I think this guy is a leftist, though, right?
Mike Sington.
So he's like a bit of a homosexual.
And I love that.
That's what the left always does too.
And I hate doing the dichotomy, but like, they say being gay is good, but they still use gay as an insult.
Because it's like he was using that, like, oh, I want the, you know, live your best life, Baron, if you want to be gay and go to Mexico, whatever.
But then also he's using it as like a negative thing at the same time.
So it's like, wait, get your story straight.
They do it all the time.
It's like, that's the one thing it's funny with the left is when they're not thinking directly about a point they're trying to make, it's like the truth will come out.
And it's so bizarre because then you're just sitting there going, wait a second.
So you know, you've just been pretending the whole time not to believe what's obvious.
Okay, to the chat, to everyone watching right now, this is what happens.
I don't even respond to people a lot of times on Twitter who get into my DMs.
Sometimes I do, though.
And one of the things that I've been getting on with people is when people accuse me of being racist for sharing black crime videos, which I wrote today that I'm going to keep sharing them because people are in denial of how bad black crime is in the country.
And people need to realize you can't ignore this any longer.
I don't want black crime to happen.
That would be actual racism.
If I'm like, yeah, let's let black people just kill each other.
I don't want that crime in my country.
It doesn't help anybody.
It doesn't help any community.
However, I go, dude, when did we ever make racism an issue in our when does racism ever become an issue?
Or it's important.
I go, everybody's racist.
He's like, what do you mean?
This one guy.
I go, everybody's racist, dude.
We're all discrimination.
We all discriminate.
Every race thinks bad things about some other race.
There's bad things about every race of people.
And if you were honest, everyone's using discrimination.
Even Candace Owens is getting called an anti-Semite.
And then she had that rabbi on.
And the rabbi was like, she asked him to define anti-Semitism.
And he said, it changes every day.
So it's like, well, if we're changing the definition of what racism is, anti-Semitism, hate every day, then nobody's hateful.
Nobody's actually racist.
No one's anti-Semitic.
And if it's, if it's hateful to just notice what's really going on, then screw you.
I don't want to, I mean, then, yeah, call me that.
It's a compliment, right?
And that's the same thing here where it's like, you know, because I don't believe that the people who are accusing me of things really think much differently than I do.
I think it's just subconscious and they're afraid to admit it.
That's like the same thing here.
It's like, by the way, being gay is good and bringing in Haitians is a good thing, but I hope your son ends up gay marrying a black guy.
And you're like, so is that a good thing or a bad thing?
And it's like, I don't know, but the left always does that, where it's like the hypocrisy of like, they want illegal immigrants, like we're talking about in New York, but not in their homes and not in their cities.
They want everything for other people, but if it's their own kid, they'd still be mad if their kid.
I don't know.
It's just like, it's so nuts to me that they accuse us of just the crime of being vocal about what's really going on.
And also, and kind of going back to what you're saying as well, one of the biggest antidotes, right, because there's always going to be tensions between different groups of cultural, different culture groups, right?
That's just normal that you've seen that throughout history, throughout everything.
That's just normal.
And a way to ease those tensions is to allow people to make jokes, right?
To make the kind of jokes about different races.
Like, for example, me, right?
I'm in a mixed relationship.
My fiancé has been in less than three weeks now.
He's half Mexican, right?
And so most of our friend group is a wide array of different, you know, people of different backgrounds, ethnic and racial backgrounds.
And you just joke.
You make a lot of jokes and it helps to bring down that temperature, right?
You know, my, I have family members, I have loved ones who served in the military.
They say you in the military, you'll hear some racist jokes being made, but it's not really racist, right?
Because everyone's laughing about it.
Everyone's taking, you know, pot shots at each other.
And it actually cools down tensions.
That's why I think the left went after comedy about 10 plus years ago so hardcore is because they know that that's how people can kind of get through some of the, you know, some of those different pressures that do exist between groups.
And they really decide to go after that pressure valve, destroy it to allow pressure to build up because now you can't talk about it because then you're the racist, you're evil, you're a horrible person.
Keep everything to yourself.
Don't even make lighthearted jokes.
Even if the other person wants the joke and wants to reciprocate back with you, it really shuts down and chills that speech.
And then it's almost like they're wanting some kind of a racial, you know, for it to reach some kind of a boiling point where there is some kind of racial bloodshed in the streets.
And like I said, a lot of the times, a lot of this could be just dealt with by joking.
I mean, obviously not all the issues that we're talking about tonight can be dealt with by joking, but I mean the interpersonal, right?
In your own day-to-day life, a lot of those minor tensions that come about with how different people want to live in different ways.
Sometimes just joking through it can actually help.
They shut down those avenues, call you racist and evil for making any kind of joke, no matter how, like I said, lighthearted.
It's like they want things to burble up and to get much, much worse to a tipping point, you could say.
I love how you explain that because even for me, like the reason why I don't care what people say, and I've had people say things to me and come down upon me, but I'm like, it's like, dude, my son's a dual citizen, right?
I mean, like, I understand people are different.
People travel.
I'm living in a different country right now.
I know what's really going on in the world.
I've had Jewish producers, my current producers, Hispanic.
Like, I don't care about this kind of stuff.
Like, I'm not actually going to discriminate and, you know, only hire white people or something like that.
Like, that's not where my mind's at.
I'm more ideological.
Like, we've got to be on the same wavelength, especially faith is the most important thing.
You've got to believe in God.
And that's basically being my friend because I've been friends with atheists and stuff.
And they've ended up being the worst people I've ever interacted with in my entire life.
I'm sorry.
If you're an atheist and you watch the show, you might be a great person.
You probably are if you watch the show.
But not all are.
And so it's like, when we're going to talk about this next story, it is something that I think the reason why it's so important we talk about the squatting thing, even if you've heard about it before, if you're in the chat, you've heard it on a show, is because if we cannot agree to basic things, right?
That like God is real, that we have individual property rights.
Like this is a very basic idea.
No pun intended, very basic tenant, not the same word as a tenant in a house.
But if we can't agree to this, we really don't have a country, right?
No borders, no values, no, no rights.
There's no nation.
And that's why no one wants to join the military and they might hire illegals.
This story is absolutely freaking crazy.
New York apparently has some insane squatting laws.
And basically this woman is trying to sell her home.
It's a million dollar home she received for inheritance.
It wouldn't surprise me because she basically has these people living in her home.
She tried, she came in.
They said they lived there.
She's like, you guys don't live here.
This is my house.
There's some law that if you're like doing work on the home and have been there more than 30 days, you have to like go through the courts and it can take years.
And she got arrested for changing the locks on her house that she owns because the squatters have the right to be there, the court says.
And I want to play the video.
It's about four minutes long and it's worth watching because it is absolutely nuts.
And there's more information we're going to discuss.
So if you've seen this, stick around because we're going to talk about some pretty, pretty interesting crap here.
But, Kara, if you need to use a rest for me to do anything, now's the time because it's four and a half minutes long.
Let's watch this whole scenario go down.
It's crazy here today.
unidentified
Are you trying to steal my house?
Yes, you are.
How about that?
A squatter standoff.
A property owner confronts a group of people she says moved into her million-dollar home in Queens.
And our cameras were rolling as dozens of officers showed up.
Several people were taken away in handcuffs, and one of those arrested may surprise you.
Investigative reporter Dan Kraut joins us now with more on what happened.
Tell us, Dan.
Well, this is a very big, growing problem.
I received dozens of tips from viewers about this in just the past week.
I went to do what I thought was going to be a routine interview.
Instead, we capture what police and property owners are dealing with on a daily basis.
I have many of you who are experimenting situation, but they're in house, man.
To understand how this day ended, we need the police right away.
With multiple 911 calls and arrests, we have to start at the beginning.
Adele, the hardest question is: how do you say your name?
We met Adele Ann Doloro outside the home her parents left her in Flushing, Queens.
She's in the process of selling it.
No, he lost it.
But she's been locked out.
She claims squatters moved in on February 6th and refused to leave.
What's it like being here knowing you can't go inside of your own home?
It's enraging.
It really is.
In New York, squatters have rights after 30 days.
By the time that someone does their investigation and they do their work and their job, we'll be well over the 30 days, and this man will have stolen my home.
And now she's back.
Just after wrapping up our interview, a woman showed up.
I'm trying to be really, you know, didactic or just strategic now with my wording because a lot of people were trying to get this channel taken down recently.
And we had a bunch.
We got really hit by YouTube.
But I, but I want to be clear.
What is the point of laws that work against people?
Like, why is it like, like, I mean, Australia's backwards.
We know that.
And everyone's like, oh, that's what I always say.
Everyone's like, Australia is backwards.
You know, they're crazy.
And I'm like, yes.
But living in America in a lot of places is more backwards than Australia.
This woman has to go to court.
These people broke in her home.
They're living there.
Like, she's, this is insane.
Like, I'm going to say this clearly, and I have to have to be very clear.
In a just country, you should be able to defend your property using.
lethal force in this situation.
I believe people doing this should not have the right to exist on your property.
And you guys can clarify in the chat what I mean by that.
But I'm that big on personal property and ownership.
If you break into someone's house, you don't deserve to be on this earth.
Not just their property.
You don't deserve to be on this earth.
Are you catching my drift here, Kara?
I don't know if you agree with me on that.
I'm not putting words into your mouth again either.
But like, I'm, you know, from Texas there.
And the castle doctrine, you come on my property unannounced, threaten my life and my property.
You know, in a just world, like you said, she'd be able to escort.
I'll just, I'll perhaps just leave her to escort them off her property herself.
And if the cops need to be there, they can assist her in doing so.
But one thing that, well, many things stood out to me, but one thing that was really sad actually, thinking that she gets the family or the house from her deceased parents, right?
And now it's just being ripped away from her.
They're telling her that she's the one, the one who's done everything correctly and legally, that she's supposed to jump through more hoops, that all these people who just break everything don't do any kind of paperwork, don't do any kind of anything by the book, that they can just keep lounging around doing whatever.
And I thought, isn't that just the perfect, I don't know if analogy is the right word, but for where we are right now, that we inherit this nation and we can look back through the past annals of American history and we can feel this deep patriotic pride about those who came before and it's been handed to us and now it's been ripped out of our hands too, right?
And in so many ways we're thinking, wait, but the Constitution says this or these other documents say that and the left doesn't care and they just are spitting in our faces, taking our jobs, taking everything from us, shutting us out of other jobs.
And so I kind of felt that little bit of a kinship happening with what this woman's going through on a small scale with her house, just kind of making that like a larger microcosm of what's going on here in America overall.
But it is heartbreaking.
It's really hard to watch.
And I saw it on scrolling through X and the blood pressure rises, right?
When you start to see it, I know in Atlanta, there was something like 1,200 squatter houses that were documented by the New York Post.
And I think one of them had been turned into a strip club illegally, also on the side.
And I think that's part of why in America we make martyrs and heroes out of criminals all the time, not just when BLM comes around every couple of years with election season, but just so often.
And I think it's because just so many people are just bad people these days.
And I mean, they're going to be the ones to knife you.
They want your house.
And oh, look, you took a little too long of a vacation.
I'm going to scooch on in and call it my house now.
And too bad for you, lady.
You're going to have to figure it out.
It's this idea.
It's almost like we, so many Americans can't identify with those who protect and serve.
They can only identify with those who take and who destroy and who do for themselves, even if it costs their own lives in the end.
And I just see that pattern playing more and more because, again, that low trust, everywhere you go now, I feel like you're always just watching your back.
I'm in California, right?
So I see the migration crisis everywhere around me.
It's not something I talk about on the show.
It's something that is something I deal with constantly, the homeless issue as well and criminality.
And it's just really hard.
You always have to be like your heads on a swivel because people will come up and they'll say really bad things.
And next thing you know, you see someone's trying to maybe pickpocket you or they're trying to take money from me.
I've had these things happen to me a lot, I guess.
Look like an easy mark.
I don't know.
But it's so sad that even in your own house, you can't be protected from that because you'd like to think that the rest of the world is going to hell in a handbasket.
At least I can go home, snuggle up in bed.
But nope, if the squatters get there first, they can say, Hey, this is mine.
By the way, they can not only seize your home, but they can have firearms.
And that's like it's weird that when an American thinks of New York, they think of probably where an American has the least amount of rights.
Unironically, though, you can get a $10,000 card, buy a firearm illegally, but not get in trouble for it, commit a crime with it, get released, and then find yourself a nice, cozy home to live in.
Like when you're, if the five-star hotel you're getting isn't good enough for you.
And I wish it was a joke.
I wish I was like some boomer being like, and that's how the left is.
It's like, no, that's actually what's going on right now.
It's not a joke.
Do you ever feel like that, though?
Like with this stuff where you're going, huh?
I feel like a cringe boomer on maybe like, maybe, I don't know.
I'm not going to make you say who's the cringe boomer on your network.
We have some, I work with some cringe boomers occasionally.
And, you know, they're like, it's like, these communists, like, I don't know.
Yeah.
Like, you know, like, even these leftists.
And you're like, dude, okay, not everything's leftist.
Not everything's communist.
Chill out.
You know what I mean?
And I feel like that today, though, where you're like, illegals have firearms and they're staying in five-star hotels that you're paying for.
And then they're shooting people and dismembering their bodies and raping your sister and they're getting out of jail and then they're living in your home and the cop arrests you.
And it's like, wait, that's actually happening.
Like it does blow my mind.
And maybe I'm not alone on this.
Just like feeling like I is there any way out of this?
I don't know because I know in California, there was a guy who dealt with something similar.
His, I think his father may have passed away.
So then the mom took over the home.
He was helping the mom.
She needed to go to assisted living.
So then in the interim of moving her out, a squatter went into the house and he got the same thing from the cop saying, well, nothing we can do.
You'll have to go through the court system, yada, yada.
Well, this guy ended up, and they told him basically, if you try and take back your house, we're going to arrest you.
But he still drove from Nevada to California where the house is.
He waited outside at like 5 a.m. until the squatters left to go do whatever it, I don't know, maybe go do drugs, buy drugs, whatever it was.
And then he went back into his own home with a gun, I think.
And so when they came back in, I think they didn't want the trouble and ended up leaving.
And so it worked in his favor.
But, you know, for this lady in New York, you almost want to think, well, I mean, if it's just such a free-for-all, why can't she just be the one to say, no, I'm the one.
I'm the squatter here, you know, whatever.
I would have the 30-day whatever.
Because I think the guy doesn't even have the paperwork.
He didn't show the paperwork.
He was saying he was some kind of a handyman, had stayed at the home for X amount of days.
Therefore, now he's some kind of a tenant and you can't kick him out without going through the courts.
Well, I don't think they even looked at paperwork necessarily for the guy.
It was just what he was saying.
Can't she just come back into the house and say, hey, I'm the one who's actually been here for 30 plus days.
But of course, if you're an American and you're good, in good standing, a law-abiding citizen, it doesn't work that way.
You're the one who's going to be taken down every time.
And the other guys who've never done anything right in their lives, who've always broken every law, who've hurt so many people, they just, they keep getting more.
BLM is literally right now chasing down Trump supporters.
Like there's like a BLM protest and they're blocking the I want to mute these people.
They're blocking the car park and the state police aren't so.
I mean, it's 2024.
This is the first I've seen, by the way, of an actual BLM protest at the University, I think, of Memphis, where Kyle Rittenhouse is speaking there.
But BLM should have, by the way, it's not, it's not like leftists, like crazy psychos.
It's like BLM, like just like black folk who are literally holding up the name.
Take it off the screen, Brian.
I wanted to put this up.
This is so funny to me.
They're protesting, and I just haven't seen BLM around.
And then Kaylin Delmeida from Turning Point retweeted this, and it just made me laugh.
Go to my screen, Brian.
So, Julio Rosas put on the ground in Memphis, Tennessee, protesters at Kyle Rittenhouse's event at the University of Memphis are holding signs honoring Joseph Rosenbaum.
Literally, like right there, you can see.
And Kaylee Delmeida from Turning Point said, Wild, as Joseph Rosenbaum was a serial child molester, he would date single mothers.
I don't know why I'm laughing.
He would date single mothers and little boys and then molest the young boys.
And I'm laughing because it's like what we're talking about here.
You're like, BLM pops up every few years.
Number one, correct.
You've been around long enough.
They're back.
Number two, you're going, I don't know how we get out of this.
Like now, now BLM is protesting for child molesters.
And then not to mention, don't forget that I think it was Gage Grosskrutz who got shot in the arm, changed his name, and then got hit by a car.
If you ever want to look that up, it's hilarious.
Gets yeeted across.
I shouldn't be laughing, but he gets yeet.
The guy has bad luck.
But it's like, that's the point, Kara.
That's what I'm saying.
It's like, we're at such a point that you can almost predict what's going to happen.
You're like, okay, BLM is going to start popping back up.
And now we're protesting and remembering child molesters.
Like, I don't, I still don't really know if I like what country are we, what country are we fighting for?
Is it really the country run down, or is it just big cities like, or cities where liberals and blacks live that is like really problematic right now on the border?
Like, you know what I mean?
Is it regional?
I'm not there right now.
So is it regional or is it kind of spread everywhere?
You know, it's funny because I did Tim Casto a week or two ago.
And so flew over to the East Coast, did a lot of driving through Maryland, Virginia, and the rest.
And I was like, it's like another world.
It was so peaceful and nice.
It felt like America.
Everything was clean.
I was like, wow, this is not what I'm used to here in California.
So sometimes I was like, maybe when I talk on the show, maybe some people who live in those better areas are going, it's still just something they see on their screens.
Whereas for maybe us who live in cities or closer to cities, it's something we actually do truly deal with.
And maybe that's just why it's so top of mind.
But I think perhaps one of the worst things, one of the worst things to realize, and it's a hard pill to swallow, but it's true.
Those people holding the signs, I'm sure some don't know the backstories of Rosenbaum and Hubber and the rest and the domestic violence and the rape and all the other crimes that these men had prior convictions of.
And then that's why they couldn't have guns, but whatever.
But the thing is, I'm sure some of them do know.
And that's the scarier part to me is because for so long, the right thought, if we just expose, expose, we're all going to be on the same page.
We're all going to go, oh my gosh, this is terrible.
Who could support someone like Joseph Rosenbaum?
It's hard to say, but there's many leftists who will look you dead in the eye and go, so, so.
And they'll just keep going.
It's like with the drag queen shows, right?
For so long, we on the right went, we'll just expose this.
And then all the parents will rise up.
But then you see all the videos coming out of like grandmas and moms taking their kids to drag shows where the guy literally has his fake breasts he bought hanging out naked and he's doing cha-cha dances for two-year-olds to put dollar bills into his underwear.
And the parents see it.
It doesn't need to be exposed because that's why they brought the kid there is to show them the kink and the sex.
So we on the right just went, we'll just expose how dirty and scary these drag shows are and then we'll all band together against it.
And then the scariest part was once it's exposed, there's plenty of people on the left who look and go, yeah, I like that.
And that's, that's what I want more of, actually.
So same thing with Hubber and the and Rosenbaum and the rest is that they know and they don't care and they'll continue to support these men and put their names up on signs because it goes after what they really hate.
You know, obviously, American, everything that goes along with that, break it all down so they can rebuild it in their own image.
But that, I think that's always the scariest realization for me.
It's that even if you went there with a microphone and saying, didn't you know what Rosenbaum did?
That plenty of them would still say, I don't care.
I do need to, I'm going to play a video in a second that actually exposes how this is coordinated because people wanted to know where does BLM go?
Where did Antifa go?
And I want to tell you guys truly from talking to my friends who are on the ground, they're literally that the people that they've seen in Portland that were organizing the raids against the ICE building there for, I think it was like a total of nine months, but the courthouse for over for over six weeks, they're down in Mexico and Central America running migrant camps.
They're getting paid by NGOs.
And they are literally these professional leftist activists can at any point come to the United States.
But whatever they're doing, they're literally being paid now, these organizers down at these camps that are helping direct migrants and convincing them.
They're giving them phones, money, convincing them to come to the United States, teaching them how to get there.
So it is highly coordinated.
It is very disgusting.
And as Laura Loomer brought up, you know, these are, for some reason, these are like extremely big Zionist organizations running infiltration campaigns.
And Laura Loomer did such good work.
She's one of the best investigative journalists that is on the ground exposing what's going on.
And I don't, she hasn't figured out yet what the connection is between why Zionist groups are funding these and why they're trying to invade America because she herself is like an, I think she's an Orthodox.
No, she's not Orthodox Jewish.
She's just, she's Ashkenazi.
So she has no reason to be anti-Semitic or anything.
She's just like trying to find the truth.
So we'll keep you updated.
I don't know what the connection is and I would love to find out one day, but it is bad.
And they're hiring leftists and there's all this stuff going on.
It's all connected, man.
The war in Gaza, war in Ukraine, the leftists, BLM, it's the same.
There's something going on in the world and we'll try to figure it out.
And I want to explain how I know it's coordinated because I have a video from these people that's on TikTok.
It's an account that's training illegals now how to squat.
That's why I thought they're illegals.
It's training illegals how to squat.
So we're going to watch that.
We're going to watch that over on Rumble.
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We'll take a two-minute break and we'll get going on this story showing how they're training people to squat.
And then we're going to get into some cultural stuff with Kara before we close out talking about, like I mentioned, the new gay, queer Star Wars and just crazy stuff, man.
I mean, I'm kind of done with the leftist stuff.
I don't really like the culture wars that much anymore.
I think it's a distraction from the class war, from the subversion war, and from the military-industrial complex war that's going on.
And so they just want us fighting about trans bathrooms and stuff, but we'll still talk a little bit about it.
Well, yeah, it's definitely going to become a bigger issue, I think.
And I think it also goes to, I think, Oren McIntyre, he always makes it a great point that he says the point of systems is what they do, right?
And so when we keep seeing this pattern repeat through all these stories and through any other stories that we could bring in here, that, for example, what was his name?
Douglas Mackey, right?
The guy who made the memes about Hillary Clinton voters in 2016.
Go use this link or vote by your phone, whatever.
Haha, so funny.
Democrats did the same thing.
Nothing happened to them.
He says it.
And then next thing you know, he's going to jail and to prison, whatever.
And then, like you said, this guy can make the whole video about here's how to break the law even more as if just being here legally, illegally, isn't enough of a crime.
Here's how you can break another people's homes, squat in it, take whatever you want from it, and all the rest.
But again, the fact that this pattern keeps repeating that one group of people, again, law-abiding Americans, are held to one standard, the tyranny, and another group of people are held to the anarchy standard.
That is very, very direct.
And so the point of these systems is what they do.
And it's this producing this disparity.
And so it really, when we talk about the invasion, I mean, listening to that guy makes you think that if Vikings or some of these other groups hundreds of years ago had cell phones and they could video themselves, they'd be saying the same thing.
It's basically just the rape and pillage, right?
Go in, take the stuff.
It's free for the taking, and they're not even going to fight you too much on it.
Here's how to do it.
It's like these themes, right?
History doesn't necessarily repeat itself, but it does rhyme.
And that's what we're living through right now.
There's not really the political willpower to go after them because we'd rather, like you said, shake down grannies at subway stations and say, see, look, fighting crime.
And while conveniently ignoring all the real criminals running around everywhere and bragging about it online.
Literally, as we're speaking, Brian, pull this up, please.
NBC News reports today, just casually, an airport executive is shot in a firefight with federal agents at his home in Arkansas.
Little fact, he might want to know.
Little fact, you pleb, you tax-paying loser, you citizen of America, you may want to know, perhaps, that the man who was shot in firefight was with the ATS name is Brian Malinowski.
He's 53.
Very important fact there.
Also, you might want to know, in case you're not bored yet, he happens to be the executive director at the Bill and Hillary Clinton Airport in Little Rock.
And he was injured after 6 a.m. on Tuesday.
Oh, that's interesting.
Literally, a man is not expected to survive either.
He's in critical condition.
The ATF is in a shootout with the director at the Bill and Hillary Clinton airport in Little Rock.
Oh, okay, Pleb.
Move along.
Move along.
That's how I feel with the news now.
And like with everything.
It's like, by the way, everything you thought was a conspiracy and you were told was false is true.
You're not crazy.
You didn't make this up.
And that's how I feel, Kara.
I feel this way.
Because we'll watch a clip after you give your take on this because of Dylan Mulvaney saying the quiet part out loud.
But it's like, I feel like I'm going crazy because it's not just the left, it's like the right too.
Like I'm talking about things and people are like, oh, you're a racist.
I'm going, wait a second.
If Livs of TikTok is not, is not a criminal for playing transgender's videos on the internet or playing their stuff or just saying what they're, you know, she just plays the videos and just shows what they're saying.
And so words sometimes don't mean anything anymore.
They oftentimes just code word for shut up, stop talking.
And there definitely is that pressure on all sides.
You just have to, yeah, there's more probably I could say that I guess I probably won't say here, but on that one, though, that it does feel like we are living in that in crazy world.
And so with the Bill and Hillary Clinton airport, whatever, I don't know what's going on there.
I don't know if maybe the CIA drugs didn't come in on time or maybe someone was tampering, because wasn't that the thing where I remember I was listening to Scott Horror and Libertarian Institute and he was talking about Bill Clinton when he was governor of the state or when he was back in the state that there were like CIA and drugs flowing in and that that was like a big deal.
So I don't know, maybe something went tampering with that and then the bullets went flying.
I don't know, it's a, it's a crazy world.
It's one of those things that sometimes you'll say something trying to be funny and then, like a few days later, you go, oh wow, I was actually right, or at least was on the right track with that.
That's yeah, words don't mean anything anymore.
And sometimes these patterns and trend lines, sometimes truth is crazier than than fiction.
Well absolutely, and that's why uh, I did promise you guys I wouldn't talk about Dylan Mulvaney and i'm.
I'm not talking about Dylan.
This is at SXSW.
Uh, Dylan Mulvaney just happened to say the quiet part out loud.
Um, this has to do with the tick, with tick tock uh, and social media, and Dylan says that uh basically there, he's very grateful for social media because it's basically helped proliferate Lgbtq ideas, and I know, we know that.
But it's basically the reason why kids are transing themselves is because of what they're seeing on social media, which is true.
But I think it's interesting and worth noting that this was just said on a stage and cheered for um and that, like we talked about earlier, where it's like it's like, well, maybe the judge who made it legal for illegals to have guns just didn't understand the constitution.
Like no, she hates the constitution and she hates you.
That's why she did that.
So it's like it's like, do they realize that kid kids are becoming transgender On social media?
And now, with transness, I'm hoping that it's the same trajectory of like, you know, the people that are being so outwardly transphobic online in my comments and my DMs.
I'm hoping that that will become like increasingly embarrassing for them and that these media organizations and these social platforms will be equally embarrassed that they tolerated and allowed these things to happen and didn't step up when we needed them most.
But I also think about how specific to TikTok, because I still am like, what is this app?
What am I even doing?
I think it's a way for young people, especially to see people that are like them.
And I remember kind of one of the only characters on television was Kurt on Glee was like the only feminine type of person that I even could connect to.
And that wasn't even a trans character growing up.
And so I a lot of the times will like watch a video and be like, I wonder what my younger self would think about this.
Okay, I'm not going to go down the rabbit hole with you because you work for OANN and I don't want to get you in trouble.
But I do want to hear your thoughts on this.
We don't need to go so far into certain aspects of this, but like literally Dylan Mulvaney is like, hey, by the way, the people who control media are using it to introduce things that are helping confirm problems in kids and that basically, you know, let Kanye West go off on his rant on this.
But assuming what Kanye West said and everybody said, there are certain people that control media at Hollywood and stuff.
And Dylan's like, yeah, the reason why I'm trans is because I got introduced to like feminine characters and trans stuff on the internet.
And then I'm glad that I'm on the internet so that we can get more people to be gay and trans.
You're a Christian, so you can be outright outspoken about that anywhere.
You can't get discriminated at your work or anywhere for being Christian.
We don't want more gay and trans people, you know, spreading.
I don't think that's the best past for the country.
I can respect someone's right to exist, but not want more of that.
I don't think it leaves, I don't think the mental health of trans people are doing well.
And I don't think it's God's image.
I don't think these people are in line.
I think, you know, the image of God is the unity of man and woman together to create life and to be a man and a woman, not to transition.
I think it's pretty crazy that they're openly saying this now.
What does this mean for us?
Like, what do you make of this that they're actually just saying it out loud?
Yeah, we're using social media and we know that the media is turning everyone gay and trans.
Because it's power, because they know they've won, at least for now.
And so it's just like, haha, you know, he suspected this.
We lied and we said it's not happening.
And now we're saying it is happening.
And it's a good thing that it is.
It wasn't, so it wasn't Project Veritas, but there was another undercover group.
I remember I even had one of them on my show talking about, I just, I wish I could remember the name of this group, but remember it was a few months ago.
They did this undercover video with some top porn hub type exec.
And the guy was just like openly saying, he's like, yeah, you know, we're using porn to basically turn the kids gay and to turn them trans and to turn them every which way that isn't normal.
And they were so gleeful about that.
It was just so open and obvious.
And I, that's what we've been dealing with now for so many decades.
You know, one thing I talk about on the show a lot, because I am a social conservative.
I'm a Catholic first and foremost, is that sometimes we talk too much just about the LGBTQ whatever types.
And we don't realize, we don't think to realize that a lot of this stuff started decades earlier with Playboy and just porn in general, straight porn.
Straight porn paved the way for what we're seeing now.
The left just jumped on it and said, customize it, make your own gender, choose your own adventure with sexuality.
But the groundwork was laid.
I grew up in the early 2000s with like those Carls Jr. commercials, right?
With the women in the skimpy outfits doing the car washes and selling you burgers, and that's completely unnecessary.
I know it was even Hugh Hefner back in the day, in like the 70s, that you talked about Dr. Alfred Kinsey, the one who was using data from abuse, sexually abused, infant baby boys to say that all humans are sexual beings since childbirth or since since birth.
And so Hugh Hefner said, Well, you know, I'm just the pamphleteer for Dr. Alfred Kinsey's beliefs, basically, his ideology.
And so Hugh Hefner just put it into pictures, basically, but it got across the same idea that the researcher would put in his dry studies that he was trying to pump out that way.
So it's been decades of a lot of evil that we have to overturn.
But yeah, porn itself and then TikTok, so many of social media videos are just softcore porn these days.
It's no surprise that a lot of the calculus on that is to mess with people's sexuality.
And I don't know if it's, I think it's people who don't realize that they have opened their hearts and souls to demons.
And so these demons are using them and are making them feel a sick sort of joy in perverting what is good.
I mean, I'm sure you saw that one super hairy guy like five, six, seven years ago, that feminist transgender guy.
He's a man who's pretending to be a woman.
And he talked about how exactly, yeah.
There's so many, but I think maybe you know the one guy I'm talking about.
Maybe somehow virginity is not real and there's no such thing as like a pure little girl.
And it's so creepy.
It's like this like this bizarre kink and fetish of wanting to deflower and to destroy what is good and pure.
And so that's why you just see that degeneracy.
It's like, it's like a druggie who's chasing a high and they can never find that original high.
Same thing with sexuality and degeneracy.
It's like once they got their initial high, they're looking for more and more bizarre and evil ways to kind of get back to that high.
And it always comes back to taking a sick joy in perverting young minds.
And again, the idea of, oh, you know, you like your kids.
Well, I'm going to trans your kids through the softcore TikTok videos or through pornography or whatever.
Yeah, it's, it's, you know, I was thinking, um, I was, I saw it at the gym, right?
Australia doesn't have the same like nudity laws like the U.S. like, I mean, I don't see women's nipples and boobs at the beach, you know, like that's like my wife loves that, right?
And I'm not trying to be crass.
I'm just saying like it's, it's people.
I don't know.
They must be Europeans, but no one's going to like stop you know for sun tanning or whatever.
It's not like the US.
They don't have the decency laws, right?
It's very European.
And it's kind of the same way too with like pornography and all that stuff here.
And I was at the gym and I thought it was pornography that was on the TV and I thought, maybe it's possible.
But it was actually like a rap video.
And like, it wasn't.
So look, I'm not going to go sexually smutty here.
I told you guys I'm not doing that anymore on the show.
I just wanted to like give a description here of what was going on in the music video, which made me wonder what was happening.
Like it wasn't just girls with big butts and in thongs and stuff.
It was girls in thongs like actually rubbing their hands down here and like this.
I can't even, I'm not even going to attempt to do it because I can't, but a girl's like lifting her leg up over her head and it's zooming into her crotch while she's wearing a thong.
We're like, it's like on the TVs.
We're like, you can see, there's nothing left of the imagination.
And I'm like, wait, what?
And I like, obviously, I was watching it for research purposes, Kara.
You can, don't, don't worry.
Don't worry.
But no, but I mean, it was like on the screens.
I'm running, right?
It's like everywhere.
It's on all the screens.
I went there for a second.
I go, this is a rap.
I noticed some of the rappers in it.
I go, this is a rap video.
And I'm like, this isn't just, yeah, like sexy girls in sexy clothing.
It's like as close to porn as you could get.
It's like, it's like putting a piece of tape on your private parts.
And then like the Zooms, the cuts, and the guys were touching the girls, like straight up sexually, grabbing their breasts, like grabbing their bum and stuff like that.
I was like, oh my gosh, it's that young guys watch so much porn that like, just being a woman just dressed like sexually probably doesn't grab their attention.
So, even as a I was, I look, i'm 30, i've seen pornography.
I've seen people die in the streets.
I've been a journalist, like I. I'm not like a boy, like whoo, you know whoa.
Like i'm, i'm a dad, I have a kid, right.
So i'm looking at this from like, what is it?
Why is this on at the gym?
But then I was crazy going, poor rappers, now how do you compete with hardcore pornography that's free on every device?
Like you know what i'm just saying.
Like, like even the world, like they're trying to compete and i'm going we're so sexual that I think if it weren't for these decency laws, which may go away, it's just gonna get down to.
The rappers are just gonna have people banging and doing you know, hardcore acts on their.
I'm just saying it's gonna get there because people are so um, desensitized that I don't listen to rap music and i'm not in part of that, that smutty culture that I mean, i'm 30 and I was shocked by the degeneracy in the video.
Right, it's just blowing my mind.
I'm going this can be on a screen in a gym.
I really think that we're like a couple.
Okay actually, I want, I want to be even more dark here.
We're not in for the laws to be changed, for it to get to where pornography is a normal part of, like movies, tv and shows.
They're just going to start doing it and it's like it's not going to look.
No one.
They're just going to ignore the laws.
Or a judge is going to say the laws, they're not going to enforce them, right?
Am I wrong on that?
Sorry for being descriptive there.
I know it's kind of inappropriate.
I'm not trying to do that as a as a nice Christian lady on a show, but I was trying to be descriptive for the audience to let you know it's that bad now on tv and I just think it's gonna get worse.
And I think you're right.
I think it's because of pornography that that's what it was.
Am I, am I going too far on this in my assumption?
Because I feel like we're headed towards just like porn being the norm on movies and tv?
So I noticed my phone batter is about to die, so if i'm cut out, then no no no, like five minutes, I don't know give, give your last take and then we'll let we'll uh, we'll send you off so you don't have to fit through the the, the terrible stuff we're about to go through.
I'm so sorry like, like I said, I saw the little 10 pop up, like a few minutes ago.
I was like uh oh, I like I said i'm not, not not a tech person there but um yeah, we were just talking about all the the, the poor, the degeneracy, this basically, if the whole goal is to make Western men no longer be strong and, you know disciplined, then the best thing that they could do to destroy us is to allow us to be enslaved to our own passions.
Right, and so that's the scariest thing is there's this new idea that to be an alpha male is you have to sleep around, given to all your base passions, and that's just like leftism by a new name and the.
You know, as we've seen by some on the the red pill manosphere who've taken this idea, that I guess sleeping Around and having a bunch of sexual partners is now the cool thing, but that's actually a sign of a weak man, a man who can't discipline himself and school himself in virtue enough to do what is right and what is just and to serve God, and therefore to then protect and to love his wife and the kids God gives to him.
So, if you want to weaken and destroy men, you make them slaves to their own worst primal instincts.
And so, I think that's part of why we see the sexual degeneracy literally everywhere.
There was a country that I guess I won't name that did do that to another group and put porn all over their TVs because they knew it's not a good thing.
This guy, Shmooly, you know, Rabbi Shmuly, the sex shop owner who owns a dildo company with his daughter, who's recently been trying to get Candace Owens fired.
It's like, that's the point.
It's like, dude, Don Lamont today said, oh, they don't like me because I'm gay and black.
And this guy's like, people don't like me because I'm from a country that put porn on people's TVs or whatever.
And it's like, dude, no, people don't like you because it's creepy to run a sex shop with your daughter.
Ever since I was little, I just felt called by God and I just felt his presence closely.
And so anything I did, even in the, you know, in my own room with watching on my phone, whatever I was watching, I just felt this deep presence of I need to make sure it's, it's good.
And so whenever, like, I don't watch movies, that's one of my things.
Like, I don't watch movies.
I'm not a movie person.
Anytime that a show has come on where part of the sex scene comes up, I'm on that so fast.
I turn it off, nothing, don't want anything to do with do with it.
I've been hardcore on music videos.
I don't watch anything that has anything even sexual in nature.
I'm not going to watch it.
I'm not going to subject myself to it.
It's just something ever since I was very little.
I've just, I felt God.
And so I just felt very, it's been easy for me to put that away because it actually makes me angry to even think about anytime those things pop up on my screen.
I'm just, like I said, so quick to just turn off, don't look, don't hear nothing.
So, like I said, that's my biggest flex is that part of it is I just listened to K-pop ever since middle school because I was like, wow, American music, there's a lot of degeneracy here.
And so K-pop at the time, I know there's some videos now that unfortunately are very Americanized in their sexuality, but back in the day, a lot cleaner.
And so I guess I learned Korean through that a little bit.
But apparently, anyway, Kara, you can find her on X on again.
The links are in the description.
You can find her on OAN, her show, Tipping Points.
It's all there.
Kara McKinney, thank you so much for coming on.
I really had the pleasure of having you on.
I'd love to have you on in person too.
Like, I'm not giving any details, but I'm going back to the U.S. Got some good, really good deals in play to activate when I get back, which is really awesome.
Much better deals than I've ever had.
So we'll be going back, getting a nice studio, doing the whole shebang shabang on the East Coast.
So it literally, and you're like, what do you mean it's called MACA's?
I'm like, yeah, it's literally called MACA's out here.
It says it on like MACA's.
I mean, you can call it McDonald's too, but things are just very weird out here.
Shall we get into this?
Shmooly.
If you're not following this saga, Shmooli is a creep, a weirdo.
I mean, I don't really care.
Everybody's a little bit creepy in their own way, if you let them, but that guy's really weird.
I told you we'd talk a little bit about, you know, I'm going to, by the way, I'm doing an episode tomorrow.
We're talking about the weird worlds of X, like zoo files and the weird degenerates.
It's going to be a very shocking episode tomorrow, only on censored.
I think we'll do a preview.
We'll do like the first 30 minutes on Rumble, but it's going to be my censored exclusive show.
It's going to be crazy tomorrow.
I just feel like there's going to be a lot to talk about.
So there's this new Star Wars show coming out.
Let me go here and go to my thing.
There's a new Star Wars show coming out.
And I swear it looks like Netflix designed it.
Now, people argue against me and tell me that Star Wars was never good.
To those that say that, I say that's incorrect.
Star Wars is good.
It used to be good.
The new trilogy is not very good.
Yes, was a room for improvement, of course.
Was it Lord of the Rings?
No, but I do think it was good.
However, they hired a new director.
Go to my screen here, Brian, named Leslie Hedland.
Now, anyone who spells their name like Leslie like that, I don't like already.
She's the creator of the Star Wars prequel series, The Acolyte.
Now, somebody said that our society is almost entirely ruled by women that look like this.
Literally, our guest, Kara, is like a better-looking Catholic girl, and she does not make Star Wars movies.
I wouldn't trust Kara to make Star Wars.
And I don't trust women in general to do a good job with sci-fi.
It's not for them.
Sci-fi is not for women.
All women do in sci-fi is use it as an excuse to get naked.
Did you notice that?
Like anime and Star Wars, like they all just want to be Princess Leia.
Are we mad?
Not really.
But for the holiness of God, we are trying to do better.
Women are always just grifting to do.
They just want to get naked and have guys look at them and then they're just nerdy.
And so they get into this stuff.
Just, this is true.
So she made this new series.
Now, if you want to know how insufferable she is, you're like, okay, let's not be sexist here, Elijah.
Yeah, physiogamy never lies.
Here's her talking about the new series.
And this is Disney after everybody's like, dude, we're so tired of the woke stuff.
Star Wars can't get any worse.
We don't want another Obi-Wan story.
Remember, okay, I canceled my Disney Plus membership after that.
But I did watch Obi-Wan.
It was free.
Before you give me crap, I had Disney Plus for free with my Verizon plan or whatever.
So it was free.
AKA free.
I probably paid for it in my plan, but it was free.
And I saw Obi-Wan and they took like a really good character in a potentially good movie and made it about like this black woman that like jumps over roofs.
It was the weirdest series of a show.
It was so disappointing.
Absolutely uninteresting.
So I'm like, hey, you know, I wish Star Wars could get resurrected.
Rogue One was a good movie.
I don't care what you say.
If you thought it was bad, you're wrong.
Let's see what she has to say.
New director of the new series.
Before I even show you the commercial.
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When I saw Frozen as a grown-ass woman, I cried through the entire movie.
There was just something about the relationship between the sisters, the devillainization of the classic kind of fairy tale, bad guy, the concept of true love being between two sisters and not a heterosexual relationship.
Like it just, it just destroyed me completely.
And I thought, gosh, you know, I would love to make something like this that is, you know, for lack of a better term, Disney, meaning something that like my parents would have allowed me to see when I was younger as a queer person, but I would have been able to understand as a queer person.
And I think I would have had a completely different life.
And so I really was inspired by it and was like, God, I would love to make a story like this.
And so when I was developing this original idea to pitch to Kathleen, I thought, well, you know, it can't just be that.
You know, when you're pitching Star Wars, you have to pull from what, you know, George was also interested in.
Like, it can't just be like, well, I'm referencing, especially if you're going to set something, you know, during the High Republic or end of High Republic into prequels, you don't have the Skywalker saga.
Like, you can't reference a character that was created.
When you look at the commercial on YouTube, and this has obviously probably even gotten worse over time, and you actually look at the stats and you turn the down votes on.
Go to my screen, Brian.
Here's what the commercial was like on YouTube: 6 million views, 21,000 comments, 55% down vote.
That's why they turned the down votes off on YouTube and ruined our channel and so many other channels.
They even deleted Pod Offel the other day.
They deleted so many channels because, and just ruin our channels because they don't like that we talk about real things.
So am I mad about it?
No, I've gotten over it.
I'm past the point of being upset.
We're on Rumble now.
That's why we're here.
And it's spring break and we still have over 1,200 people watching live.
I'm pretty happy about that.
I mean, I haven't even done anything cool on this channel in a long time.
Like, I haven't even done anything cool.
I'm like in another country and I'm in like a abandoned classroom.
I'm not even joking.
That's literally what I'm in an abandoned classroom, an old Christian college.
And I have a school for retarded people beneath me having a barbecue right now.
I actually don't like making fun of retarded people.
I think they need love, you know, and they're the happiest people in the world.
I'm not even joking.
I'm not even virtue signaling.
I just don't want to make fun of them.
But it is always weird because it's a communal bathroom in the building.
And so then it's like you go in there and there's always like some guy, like 30-year-old man, like with his pants down fully, and his like genitals are out and he's like peeing on the wall or something.
I'm not joking.
Or like, like, you know, like, um, like I, one of them, by the way, one of the retarded kids, I was thinking about going to the school.
One of the retarded kids was, so I went to go use the restroom.
I won't go into the details, but I went to go into the stall and the door's short.
And I looked in the mirror and the others, the kid went into the thing and he was scrolling down.
He was smoking a vape.
So they're retarded and gay, which is unfortunate.
No, but he was smoking a vape.
I almost narked on a retarded kid and I thought, you know what?
Let the retarded kid have a vape and secretly vape in the bathroom because you know what?
What's it going to do?
Damage his brain cells?
I'm being honest, right?
What's it going to do?
Damage his brain?
I don't know.
I don't know how that works, but yeah.
It is literally a school for retarded people underneath.
But it is awkward though because like, and they ride tricycles and it's funny.
You know what I mean?
This is like Down syndrome kids and like mentally ill children, like mentally retarded children, like riding tricools, but they're not kids.
They're like adults, like teenagers and like adults, right?
And they like plant things and there's like, there's a garden out front and they're really nice and they'll just like throw balls at me and stuff.
You don't know how much self-control it has taken me on this show to not invite them onto the show.
Because my dream for this show, actually, my dream has been to have a Down syndrome like third chair.
And not at all to make fun of them.
Like, I actually have a different perspective on retarded people.
And I think that they should be treated like normal people because I, and then people say, well, they don't like to be called retards.
Well, if a retarded person tells me they don't like to be called retarded, then I won't call them retarded to their face.
Like I won't do that, right?
If you thought if they were offended by that.
But I think people are offended for them and they've invented that.
That's that's important.
But I just think having a Down syndrome person on the show like every Friday night would be fantastic, right?
Just like laughing at things.
I don't know.
Maybe I'm maybe I'm just maybe I'm being retarded right now, right?
All right, let me move on.
Speaking of that, Strictly Buggin said, so Gavin McGinnis is downstairs.
True.
And Dooland Tired said, Anteater gang, where you at?
So can I clarify something real fast?
Penis Dickerson and some individuals in the chat are saying, are pointing out that I was supposed to be on Vincent James telethon live stream.
And before any conspiracies get spread as to why I wasn't on my time slot, it was simply just based on the time zones and a new thing that I'm doing right now that you guys don't know about that was running overtime on working on the on the pilot for it.
And to prove that, I'm not gonna, I will never show DMs from another person.
And I'm not going to show anything from Vincent because that's a violation of privacy.
But can you go to my screen here, Brian?
To show my DMs with him.
This is, by the way, I think this is like Eastern.
Yeah, this is like Central or Eastern time.
He's telling me when to come on and I'm asking, can we bump the slot a bit later?
Before I was supposed to go on, I asked, can we bump it a bit later?
I'm running behind on a few things.
I know it was last minute, but I asked him, like, this thing, that's 20 minutes before I was supposed to go on.
Can we bump it?
Because something was going over.
I literally couldn't stop what I was doing.
And then I asked to come on.
That was like, what?
20 minutes after I was supposed to come on, I DM'd him and said, I can jump on now for 15.
Something I was doing ran over.
So before I get accused of like skipping out on the marathon for whatever reason, I literally asked before I was supposed to go on if we could move it forward because I was running late on something.
And then even when I didn't hear back, I wrote again a second time saying that I could come in then when I was free.
So before anyone accuses me of jumping out of this for whatever reason, when I saw in the chat, people had conspiracies on why I didn't go.
This is why I didn't go.
I ran over on something and I still was trying to go on.
I'm always a little bit late on everything and it drives Kez absolutely crazy.
I think that's probably good for today.
There was more that we could talk about.
Oh, I guess we'll just watch this.
This is just like a last clip.
We'll watch.
I'm going to save the rest of the stuff for tomorrow's show on censored only.
forget to get a censored membership censored.tv promo code offensive uh but i'm gonna so um it's a really bad clip but uh there a new x-men show came out with like pretty it looks pretty like the cartoons from the 90s and And look what X-Men did to Gambit and Professor X.
They made them gay.
Check this out.
It's bad sound quality, but just watch it because it's the visuals that matter.
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Bro, look, look what they did to my boy Gambit in the new X-Men 97 series.
Look at Gambit.
Oh, no.
Dude, like everyone in this show, you gotta, you know, you gotta wonder, right?
That's the weirdest thing, by the way, is when I meet y'all in real life, the weirdest thing is, is I feel like I know, like, I'll just meet, like, people actually know.
I'm actually pretty bizarre in real life.
Like, I'm actually not that fun to hang out with, genuinely.
Like, I've hung out with Deb stuff, but she could probably tell you I'm like actually retarded in real life.
I'm like, I have like autism.
And so, like, I am actually not fun to hang out with.
This is how I am.
Like, if you, but if you enjoy the show, this is how I am, like, manic and insane.
And you might catch me in a day where I'm like slightly like out of it because I'm always out of it.
How I come across, I think, sometimes shout out to the Deb Stuff in the chat here who said Elijah really criticizing violence after calling for the lynching of Alex Lindquist on the last show.
True, and I don't take it back Alex, I think.
I just I think I randomly DM'd Alex too on Instagram and was just like stop.
I also realized that numbers are down, I guess the last couple weeks because it's spring break and numbers will be up next month, but I think we're doing pretty good.
Oh, and then someone in the chat said, Swip J has one with Fleck as a video saying he's awesome.
Someone said illigor.
Someone said, I'm fun when I drink.
If I'm sober, I'm weird and quiet at first.
Yeah.
Someone said, I met a coworker that watched a slightly offensive and now we're friends.
That's actually good.
You know, if somebody watches this show, it's a good sense of like their understanding of politics.
Because yes, we have very normie shows like today, right?
Where I have like a good guest that's a Catholic and is very nice and wholesome and cute and friendly and just wants to talk about the news.
And we do episodes like that.
We're very adaptable.
I can do the real news.
In fact, I make news videos and do journalistic content directly for the Gateway Punnet.
I can do the news.
But we also have retarded live streams too.
Where I like lose my mind.
And yeah.
So there's that.
A couple people here are also saying, yeah, but if they watch the show, it means they are based.
Yeah, it does mean that.
Someone said drinking is boring.
Yeah, yeah, drinking is boring.
But Para Joke said, how's my baby?
My baby's doing really, really well.
It's his first birthday coming up at the end of the month.
So, you know, he got his American citizenship and he's chilling.
So after the blacks doxed me and like came after all my family and stuff, everybody has asked for me to just like not.
My wife has been like, hey, could you not post stuff of the family?
Even though I already didn't, because they did some really nasty stuff with even like pictures of my son, even though his face has never been on the internet, the things they did with his legs, like imagine taking a baby and murdering them, which is what Israel is doing right now.
Anyway, but on the flip side, on the not a dark joke side.
Yeah.
So I'm trying to be more careful with my family because those blacks are crazy on the internet.
And they are very degenerate and not like degenerate where they like go to a strip club one time when they're drunk degenerate.
Like CP rape porn, you know, that kind of stuff.
Like that's, it's bad.
And they share it and I think it's funny.
And I don't know what's wrong with those people, but it is bad.
yeah uh by the way i was reading a i was reading a book to him And I was reading a book to my son last night before bed.
And it's a book of all the animals.
He is in a little tiny sleep sack.
He actually looks just like me, but cuter with brighter blue eyes and blonder hair.
And I was teaching him what the animals say.
So the lion came on and it was like, you know, and then the polar bear came on and it was like, you know, and then the gorilla came on and I was like, give me your shoes.
And Kez started laughing because that's the sound I made.
That's the gorilla.
Give me your shoes.
But before you accuse me of being racist, I'm not talking about a race here.
The gorilla had no shoes.
So he wanted his shoes.
But I did say for that, then the kangaroo came on.
So my son now thinks that gorillas, the sound gorillas make is, give me your shoes.
So that's what it was.
We'll leave it at that.
I need to go on and move on.
That's so funny.
Mike Zion said, read him the FBI crime reports.
That's hilarious.
That's hilarious.
What do you read, your son?
Oh, I'm reading the FBI crime stats.
No, look, guys, on the show going forward, like I said, I think I did really well.
I think I said effing retard at the end after my guest left, but I don't think I even, did I swear one time while the guest was on?
I think I didn't.
I know that she's Catholic and that she's not into that stuff.
So I was like trying to, I really try to do good.
I think I kind of messed up there though on the describing the rap video because I'm like, because of like the autism, I think I like went too descriptive for her, which is just like, oh my, this is disgusting.
But other than that, I think I did a pretty good job.
And I am trying to get swearing down on the show because I am, I'm basically, when I get to the U.S., I'm going to try to like syndicate the show back up, like increase viewership and work on some aspects, which I will be, I will successfully do in the U.S. because I know how to do that.
I know how to get the right guests in and, you know, go up.
I'm going to start going back on shows again, like Tim Cast and stuff.
I got invited.
And so like viewership should go up over time as we get into the election.
But I want to make sure that we're not scaring away Christians, like devout Christians from the show.
And that's been a real conviction of mine is that sometimes maybe the smuttiness in my speech, not only is it dishonoring to God, and I'm trying to follow God, but like sometimes my crassness, right?
We're not going to stray away from topics.
I just was trying to be light on some of the, you know, the little hat people stuff with her because she works for OAN and I don't want to get her in trouble, right?
But I made enough references that I thought it was funny.
But I want to try to get my speech to be more articulate and less smutty and less cursing so that we don't scare away politicians, devout Christians and people from coming on the show and also from watching the show.
So that's what it is.
And I know a lot of people are not upset about those things, but yeah.
