Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer - TRUMP'S Next 4 Years - A TRIUMPH or DISASTER for the RIGHT-WING AGENDA? | Guest: Ron Coleman Aired: 2025-01-22 Duration: 01:13:11 === Rescinding Biden's Orders (03:14) === [00:04:52] As well, let's listen in. [00:04:53] The rescissions of 78 Biden-era EOs and presidential memoranda. [00:05:01] So, if you want to say, if you want me to, sir, why don't you say what I'm saying? [00:05:05] Sure. [00:05:06] The first item that President Trump is signing is the rescission of 78 Biden-era executive actions, executive orders, presidential memoranda, and others. [00:05:16] And with that, the entire Biden administration comes to an end. [00:05:19] You just saw a sneak peek of my good friend just peeking in. [00:05:24] Wait, here we go. [00:05:24] Oh, yeah, what's it? [00:05:25] See what you can see? [00:05:26] What part of the body you can see? [00:05:29] Oh, wait, go to the sideshow. [00:05:31] We like the sideshow. [00:05:32] Go in. [00:05:33] See, it's really not that much. [00:05:34] It's not that big. [00:05:36] The really good effect. [00:05:37] We love it. [00:05:38] We love it. [00:05:38] I'll introduce them in a second. [00:05:39] But the Biden administration is over at a strike of a pen, right? [00:05:43] 78 Biden regime executive actions just done away with. [00:05:47] And, you know, people all over the map are sort of saying, this is too much. [00:05:51] It's the end of the world. [00:05:52] And the right-wing nationalists are saying, this is not enough. [00:05:55] We need to go full kick down the doors and throw the Mexican babies over the border. [00:06:00] And as much as I'd like to see that happen, it's not going to happen today. [00:06:03] Trump is a centrist, but there are so many wins. [00:06:06] And look, we don't want to pitch and complain about everything Trump does. [00:06:09] We don't want to praise everything that he does, but we want to be honest about the Ws and be honest about the L's. [00:06:13] And today, there are so many W's that we can talk about. [00:06:16] We're talking about this and so much more here on Nightly Offensive, the best worst show on censored TV. [00:06:21] Let's start the show. [00:06:26] My hands are moving into yours. [00:07:20] Pour the man of Chevitz. [00:07:21] Pour it down. [00:07:22] All right. [00:07:24] My name is Elijah Schaefer, and we've got a great show for you today. [00:07:27] We're talking about a lot of things, including, as you can see, the totality of life, happiness. [00:07:32] Reminding you guys that we do have a new YouTube show called Almost Serious that's only on YouTube. [00:07:36] It's a one-on-one show. [00:07:38] Next week's episode will be my good friend Ron Coleman. [00:07:41] We're talking about some crazy stuff. [00:07:43] You'll never believe what it's about. [00:07:44] But this Friday, 12 p.m., is Scott Horton did a one-on-one just about the depth, ironically, of like infiltration of foreign governments and what's going on in our country. === Michael Mendoza's Report Live (15:21) === [00:07:53] And that's a shocker with Scott. [00:07:55] But you can watch that. [00:07:55] Subscribe to the new channel. [00:07:56] It's really great. [00:07:57] I want to start by introducing my guests for tonight. [00:07:59] We're talking about everything, the new administration, the inauguration. [00:08:02] This is a transition unlike what we've been seeing because it's not four-year-olds, right? [00:08:06] These are adults transitioning back into sanity. [00:08:09] And no, we're not here to suck Donald Trump's dick because porn stars have already done that for us in the past. [00:08:14] I know, I know, I know. [00:08:15] But yeah, we got a lot of stuff we're talking about. [00:08:17] But we're also not going to be the naysayers. [00:08:19] We're not going to get mad at everything he does. [00:08:20] It's never good enough because there's no point in always being blackpilled. [00:08:23] There's a point in being honest about what's going on. [00:08:26] But I'd like to talk today to my guest, the one, the only legal lawyer. [00:08:31] I know it's a shocker. [00:08:32] He's a lawyer. [00:08:34] Do you help with those? [00:08:35] Are they too loud? [00:08:36] Ron Coleman. [00:08:39] Such a pleasure to come to South Florida in January for free. [00:08:46] It was. [00:08:47] You still had to rent a car, though, so it's probably a little complaint there. [00:08:50] You have to live a little. [00:08:51] You know, you have to live a little bit. [00:08:54] I visited my mother in La Boca Vista. [00:08:57] Of course. [00:08:58] We had arguments about the temperature in the condo, of course. [00:09:02] It's so hot here. [00:09:05] I don't know. [00:09:07] My mother is not only old, as you would think. [00:09:11] Yeah. [00:09:12] She's only 102. [00:09:13] And she's not only female, right? [00:09:16] So that's a 10-degree differential right there. [00:09:18] But she's originally from Cuba. [00:09:21] So she is a, you know, warm-skinned, you know, warm-blooded person. [00:09:27] She likes to be warm. [00:09:28] Let's put it that way. [00:09:29] And back where I live, and where she raised me in the New York area, mighty cold right now. [00:09:35] So she's happy being down here in South Florida. [00:09:38] And I am really happy to be here with you guys. [00:09:42] You, Elijah, and Michael and Mike. [00:09:46] Michael and Mike. [00:09:47] Michael and Mike. [00:09:49] We're here. [00:09:50] We're queer. [00:09:51] And we are. [00:09:52] Get used to it. [00:09:52] Yeah, get used to it. [00:09:53] Yeah. [00:09:54] All right. [00:09:55] Now, Mrs. Coleman might not get used to it quite so easily, but Mrs. Schaefer, for what who's told me, she's Coleman. [00:10:03] She's such a lovely kibbutz. [00:10:06] I don't even know. [00:10:06] I don't even know any Yiddish words. [00:10:07] She's so fucking limp. [00:10:08] Yeah, if you're going to learn how to do this, just, you know, I'll send you some material. [00:10:12] Yeah, send me some material. [00:10:13] I'll send you money. [00:10:14] That's how it works always, right? [00:10:15] Anyway, we got over here the producer, Michael Mendoza of the Michael Mendoza Report from Michael Mendoza Report.com and his new show, Michael Mendoza Report Live. [00:10:24] Ladies and gentlemen, Michael Mendoza of the Michael Mendoza Report from Michael Mendoza ReportLive.com. [00:10:29] All right, look a little confusing because I have Michael next to me. [00:10:32] I'm normally Mike, but yeah, I'm Mike Mendoza of the Mike Mendoza party of the Michael Mendoza Network. [00:10:36] You can follow me at Mike Mendoza. [00:10:38] Follow me at Mike Mendoza JPG on Twitter. [00:10:39] A little respect. [00:10:40] Yeah, a little respect, kidcha. [00:10:43] Anyway, over here, we got the. [00:10:45] We can finally use your real name, kind of, right? [00:10:46] Is that fine? [00:10:47] Yeah, yeah, yeah. [00:10:48] Oh, because of the J6 party. [00:10:50] Yeah, can we say this? [00:10:51] That well, it's because of my political page. [00:10:53] Yes. [00:10:55] Can we say this? [00:10:56] Yes. [00:10:56] Ladies and gentlemen, live, just pardoned within today by Donald Trump. [00:11:02] No longer facing six months in prison. [00:11:05] Now he just has to live in the jail of the studio every day. [00:11:08] You want to say something? [00:11:09] If I want to say something, believe me. [00:11:12] Ladies and gentlemen, Mike of the Mike Report, not the Mendoza Report. [00:11:16] Mike of the Microport on MicroPort. [00:11:18] No, Michael, Snowflake News. [00:11:21] Yes. [00:11:21] Yes. [00:11:22] Welcome back to the show. [00:11:24] Yes, happy to be here. [00:11:25] My name's Michael, Michael Hennessy. [00:11:27] You can find me on Instagram. [00:11:29] Come on, please. [00:11:29] Please, Snowflake News. [00:11:31] Free man, thank you. [00:11:32] Donald Trump, actually, I got the pardon today, so that's great news. [00:11:36] Yeah, honestly, honestly, you know, where is this? [00:11:39] So this is actually a pretty big day for us. [00:11:41] You know, people say we don't get into the show quick enough, but I wanted to say a couple things. [00:11:44] So it's a big day for three people in here. [00:11:47] Okay. [00:11:48] First of all, Mike Mendoza came out of the closet today. [00:11:51] He's gay. [00:11:52] Oh, right. [00:11:52] Mike, actually. [00:11:54] You're going to be real. [00:11:55] You're really going to like that idea. [00:11:57] Yeah, it was a long journey, but we're here. [00:11:59] Yeah. [00:12:00] So that was, so three people are happy. [00:12:01] But also, just to give a shout out here, as we just mentioned, so Mike just got pardoned. [00:12:06] Michael. [00:12:06] Michael. [00:12:07] So wait, it's Mike and Michael. [00:12:08] Okay, so Michael just got him Hennessy. [00:12:11] Hennessy is his last name. [00:12:12] So Hennessy over here just got pardoned today. [00:12:16] You know, you were facing six months or more in prison. [00:12:20] I'm not going to get into the details because that's your own legal counsel and you can do whatever you want. [00:12:23] We can get into that on another show. [00:12:25] We'll probably make a little video tomorrow with our friend I'll mention in a moment. [00:12:28] But I just, even though we have our guests here, I want to give you the shout out. [00:12:31] Tell people how you're feeling because you thought you were going to prison and you got on the pardon list. [00:12:34] You found out you're on the pardon list. [00:12:36] How are you feeling today? [00:12:37] Feeling amazing. [00:12:38] It's been a long, it's about a year ago they showed up in my house. [00:12:41] So it's definitely been a long year after going through the procedures and everything. [00:12:46] And they found the five bodies of the cops that you killed on January 1st? [00:12:49] No, no, no. [00:12:50] I killed all nine. [00:12:51] The number just keeps going up. [00:12:53] It's 6 million cops now. [00:12:55] It's not a Holocaust. [00:12:59] I don't know. [00:13:00] It was the worst day, they said, in American history. [00:13:02] Isn't that crazy, though? [00:13:03] He was about to go to jail. [00:13:04] And then I told him. [00:13:05] It's crazy that he was free, is what I want to know. [00:13:07] Yeah. [00:13:08] How are you managing it? [00:13:09] What kind of footwork were you doing to stay out of the hooch? [00:13:12] I had luck for sure. [00:13:15] It wasn't looking good. [00:13:16] I was about to head to the jury and all. [00:13:18] Really? [00:13:18] You were going to go to trial? [00:13:19] Yeah, I chose to go to trial. [00:13:20] They gave me a choice. [00:13:21] They said I could take a pardon. [00:13:22] Not pardon. [00:13:24] No. [00:13:25] A plea deal. [00:13:26] Sorry. [00:13:26] I just said pardon. [00:13:27] Yeah, they said I could take a plea deal. [00:13:29] And I knew Trump was coming into office. [00:13:31] So I took a gamble. [00:13:32] If you can play it out for four years like that. [00:13:34] Yeah, yeah, yeah. [00:13:34] I can play it every year. [00:13:36] Yeah. [00:13:36] Court, I was actually going to have to go on February. [00:13:38] I think it was February 4th that I was going to go before the jury. [00:13:42] Yeah, it was just a few. [00:13:43] He played the game right. [00:13:46] And I got to say, like, this is pretty good because, as you know, you know, legal stuff. [00:13:49] I mean, a lot of these guys got really screwed. [00:13:51] All of them got really screwed. [00:13:53] Maybe three or four of them. [00:13:55] And even then, guys who were violent were kept in prison far longer than any left-winger who was violent over the last eight years. [00:14:08] I'm not saying anything new here. [00:14:10] I mean, this is a complete, this was a completely political prosecution from Go. [00:14:16] And from what I just saw on X, some people in power, in positions of power, like the Attorney General of the state of Pennsylvania, want to keep it going. [00:14:29] He does. [00:14:30] He wants to keep it going. [00:14:30] What happened there? [00:14:31] Did you hear about this? [00:14:32] I didn't hear about this. [00:14:33] He was just telling me about it. [00:14:34] I had no idea. [00:14:34] What happened? [00:14:35] By the way, if you're just joining, we're talking about the J6, you know, the pardons that just happened. [00:14:38] We're going to be going over a lot of what Trump is doing, but we have people here on the table who just got pardoned, including that's Hennessy right here. [00:14:45] We also have someone who just got out of prison after several years who was on my show before he went into prison who just got out as well. [00:14:52] Gets to see his kids and stuff. [00:14:53] So that's really cool. [00:14:55] So people have been in jail rotting as this administration does. [00:14:59] And we know Mike over here of the Mendoza Report has been covering this every day. [00:15:01] They've been making sure they get the exclusives and all J6 material. [00:15:05] Am I right on that? [00:15:06] Yeah. [00:15:06] That's partially why I came out of the closet, actually, so I can deliver better reporting. [00:15:11] So what's going on? [00:15:12] Multiple reports on X. Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner, A progressive Democrat is exploring state charges against pardoned U.S. Capitol rioters from Pennsylvania. [00:15:28] Should already be illegal to be from Pennsylvania. [00:15:30] I agree. [00:15:31] This would face significant legal hurdles. [00:15:33] Okay, you get a point for that, Marshall Cohen. [00:15:37] But he told me, not me, Ron Coleman, but Krasner told Cohen, you can have a state prosecution for conduct that was not fully encompassed in the federal prosecution. [00:15:47] Well, that is true. [00:15:48] You can, it's not double jeopardy. [00:15:50] A state can prosecute someone for something that the federal government has prosecuted them before. [00:15:58] Historically, it was more the other way around. [00:16:01] You've offended two sovereigns. [00:16:04] So that doctrine really came into being when we saw during the Jim Crow era, you would have states where people would be routinely acquitted of lynching, no matter what the evidence was, because good old boys, they just have a little fun. [00:16:23] And in would come the federal government and after the Civil Rights Acts were passed and started and started. [00:16:30] So this is now the opposite. [00:16:32] This is now the opposite. [00:16:33] States are now going to rush in where feds fear to tread. [00:16:38] Well, do you think it's going to happen? [00:16:39] Because here's the deal. [00:16:40] No. [00:16:40] So I don't think it's going to happen either because we're going to talk about the show, but I guess we'll just kick off with this. [00:16:46] I got my, you know, I've been having an open wiretapping investigation from the FBI for the last four years. [00:16:52] Okay. [00:16:52] So I've been under, they were trying to go after something different than trespassing because I had the credential from the sergeant of arms there for press. [00:17:00] So even though I didn't go through security, let's just say this, I skipped security that day to get in. [00:17:04] I had a press pass for the Capitol building, right? [00:17:06] Second highest press pass in, you know, other than private press, but besides the press corps of the White House, it's really hard to get you trespassing. [00:17:13] So they tried to get me on wiretapping. [00:17:15] And people always ask, you know, they always say, are you a Fed? [00:17:17] Why didn't you get prosecuted? [00:17:18] Well, I've been under investigation and they've been trying to push charges. [00:17:22] I was convinced that if Kamala won, then they would actually go after the journalists. [00:17:25] It was going to be really hard because the problem was that New Yorker and a lot of their friends, you know, BBC, they were all inside. [00:17:31] So I'm already starting to talk like Ron, but it's contagious, Ron. [00:17:35] Put your hands. [00:17:36] Put your hands. [00:17:37] It was just a terrible four years. [00:17:38] It was a terrible four years. [00:17:40] No, but it's like, we brought a lawyer here. [00:17:44] No shit. [00:17:45] His name's Coleman. [00:17:46] But no, but I was going to say. [00:17:48] Not the best punchline name, actually. [00:17:50] Well, listen, it's true. [00:17:51] Actually, I didn't even know you're Jewish until you came here. [00:17:52] And I was like, oh, shit. [00:17:54] I'm just kidding. [00:17:56] You would never be able to tell from me. [00:17:58] He came out of the tunnel. [00:17:59] He came through the grace. [00:18:00] I was like, yo, is he here? [00:18:01] And he's like, I've been here for 40 years. [00:18:04] It's true. [00:18:05] No, there's a tunnel that connects New York and South Florida. [00:18:08] That's why there's so many of them here. [00:18:09] But the truth of the matter is, I was looking at this and I was like, hey, they've been harassing me. [00:18:14] They stalked me for months. [00:18:15] They've interrogated my neighbors and everything. [00:18:16] But they were trying to do wiretapping, which made me realize that they had something else planned, right? [00:18:20] If Kamala won, they were going to go on deeper charges. [00:18:23] The guy coming on tomorrow cleared himself in jail a couple months ago. [00:18:27] And then the DOJ brought nine new felony charges for him after he cleared himself in court while he was in jail. [00:18:31] I'm not joking. [00:18:32] And he just got pardoned and got released. [00:18:34] I think that we are on the precipice of something much darker, much deeper. [00:18:37] That's why the win is, is that, look, we might be coming back to normalcy. [00:18:41] Like these people should have never been charged. [00:18:42] And you wish that there was some sort of beyond clemency, some big restitution, some reparations or something for this. [00:18:48] My black people, we do believe in reparations for January 6th. [00:18:51] I do think that we have to give a win for at least getting back to base normal, right? [00:18:55] I mean, you're not in jail. [00:18:56] If some bitch ass on Twitter was like, oh, all you care about is the January 6th pardons. [00:19:01] I was like, well, I do care that me and my staff are not in prison. [00:19:04] So I don't know about if you guys are children or retarded or both, but making sure the people you love aren't in jail for crimes that they should never be charged for is a top priority. [00:19:13] It's so much more than those people themselves and that day itself. [00:19:19] It was and remains really because it has not been remedied. [00:19:26] Such a gross abuse of state power. [00:19:33] Here I mean state in the sense of the government, right? [00:19:39] Charging people for felonies based on so-called trespassing and sentencing them for decades, decades for these preposterous claims, ruining people's lives, arresting people for years and years. [00:20:00] And like you said, Tario Biggs. [00:20:02] It was rolling. [00:20:04] I mean, those are both the guys that I know, both guys who, you know, I don't do criminal work, so I wasn't able to help them. [00:20:10] But, you know, we did talk and we did. [00:20:13] Well, I'll say it. [00:20:14] We did try to overthrow the government. [00:20:19] I guess those jokes are okay with me now. [00:20:21] I got it. [00:20:21] No, I mean, if you. [00:20:22] I would have said that yesterday. [00:20:23] I would have had a leave. [00:20:25] My back was so stiff that week, I just wasn't up for really insurrecting. [00:20:30] You know, these are, they're much younger guys, much younger guys. [00:20:33] They could do it. [00:20:35] Actually, it is, you know, I will tell you something funny because, you know, Enrico, Enrique is a Fed. [00:20:44] He is. [00:20:45] He is, right? [00:20:46] He got it revealed as an informant. [00:20:47] And we did have a lot of conversations. [00:20:50] And I realized, but I must be freaking clean as a whistle because obviously nothing that I said to him gave rise. [00:20:57] Because not all of it was necessarily attorney client stuff. [00:21:00] We talked about Proud Boy stuff. [00:21:03] I guess maybe that would have all been attorney client stuff. [00:21:05] But let's face it, these SOBs, if they wanted to get you, they would just do it. [00:21:11] They had, and they still have, these people are still there, a set of district judges and a set of appellate judges to back them up in the District of Columbia who are, except for the one who I'm going in front of next week on a trial, who's an absolute prince. [00:21:31] I must make it very clear. [00:21:33] But out of their minds. [00:21:37] Out of their minds. [00:21:38] You know, what's astonishing is that lawyers around the country, criminal defense lawyers, civil rights lawyers, have had so little to say about this historic, high watermark of American political persecution. [00:21:59] Oh, well, I think I need another white claw. [00:22:01] Yeah, we'll get you one. [00:22:02] And by the way, a very good contributor to the show in the chat, Shlomo666 was saying that I was gaslighting them. [00:22:11] I don't know. [00:22:11] I just want to remind you guys of the, it's on the news has reported on this, by the way. [00:22:14] If you go to my screen here, I mean, yeah, Feds investigate reporter over U.S. Capitol attack tweet. [00:22:18] And, you know, you can see down here that they're literally. [00:22:20] Oh, they called you a reporter. [00:22:22] Yeah. [00:22:22] That's actually a huge thing. [00:22:24] No, I'm not kidding. [00:22:25] What's the outlet? [00:22:26] What's the outlet? [00:22:26] It was Blaze Media. [00:22:27] No, it doesn't count. [00:22:28] Yeah. [00:22:29] Like, it's like, you know, but it's like here, you know, they were going in for a wiretapping. [00:22:33] You can like read all about it. [00:22:35] But anyways, yeah. [00:22:36] So there's the wiretapping and whatnot. [00:22:38] But, you know, and it's been, it's been annoying, right? [00:22:40] It's been annoying. [00:22:41] I know a lot of people, you know, have been in prison. [00:22:43] I mean, and I'm, I sound, see, I'm sorry to sound like Ron Coleman become complaining about something that never even happened. [00:22:47] Like, meaning like I never got went to jail or anything, right? [00:22:49] So my point is there's people that have been in prison rotting. [00:22:52] And it does beg the question of like, it's sort of a representation of the entire establishment that's like, you can go to prison, but it's all artificial. === Crying Over Fake Charges (15:53) === [00:23:00] Like it's a real consequence, right? [00:23:01] And that's the key thing. [00:23:02] It's a real life, real consequences, real punishment, but yet it's the same thing. [00:23:08] The charges are fake and everything's fake. [00:23:10] But the Hunter Biden laptop was real, but that was fake. [00:23:12] And that was a Russian, you know, that was a Russian interference. [00:23:15] Like, it shows you the deep, it's really like what the deep state is. [00:23:18] Good people die and go to prison, and the bad people walk and make art that sells for $600,000. [00:23:23] It's also chilling to think that people are so ambitious that they would sign up for that, that duty, to be that prosecutor. [00:23:32] Yeah, okay. [00:23:33] That's what it takes for me to, you know, advance up. [00:23:35] Oh, yeah. [00:23:36] I'm good. [00:23:36] I'm good on that. [00:23:37] I mean, I could never understand. [00:23:39] Look, first level, can I understand why someone wants to be a prosecutor? [00:23:43] Sure. [00:23:43] Guy's a crook. [00:23:44] Guy's criminal. [00:23:45] He's a menace to society. [00:23:46] I'd like to put him away in prison. [00:23:47] Sure. [00:23:48] You know, like the guys on TV. [00:23:50] But these are people who are affirmatively engaging in obvious political persecution. [00:23:59] And it's just part of the job to do. [00:24:02] I just, how do you go to sleep? [00:24:03] How do you it explains a lot of things that we always said can't happen here? [00:24:10] It happened. [00:24:10] It really happened. [00:24:13] Now we're just talking about quantity and extent. [00:24:16] But, you know, people don't understand. [00:24:20] I only myself learned this. [00:24:21] Totalitarianism is not. [00:24:25] Oh, God. [00:24:25] I'm so glad he's gone. [00:24:29] Totalitarianism. [00:24:31] Finally, it's just us now run. [00:24:32] Yeah. [00:24:33] Tell us how you really feel. [00:24:34] So I used to think totalitarianism was total control. [00:24:41] Like authoritarianism, but sealed off. [00:24:44] And what I can't, oh, thanks very generous of you. [00:24:46] Thank you. [00:24:49] We're not monetized. [00:24:50] I mean, White Claw's not paying for this. [00:24:52] So I'm not making any particular. [00:24:54] I wish they would. [00:24:55] Jack Daniels, right? [00:24:56] Yeah. [00:24:58] By the way, on the side note, I just made a joke to him earlier. [00:25:00] Like, I was like, I was like, we're a podcast, have like a six-figure studio, put all the time into it. [00:25:04] Like, try to make deals. [00:25:05] We sell Chuck Norris water. [00:25:08] And then I saw some like random black guy with like his iPhone like filming. [00:25:11] And like, it was, I don't even know who was on it. [00:25:12] And he was like, this segment's sponsored by Jack Daniels. [00:25:14] I was like, damn, it would pay to be left, you know? [00:25:17] No, also, by the way, real advertising. [00:25:18] By the way, he was interviewing Elon Musk's dad. [00:25:22] That was Elon's dad. [00:25:23] So it's not a small get. [00:25:24] No, I know. [00:25:26] Like I'm saying, it's like there's a random guy. [00:25:27] I've never heard of him. [00:25:28] Don't know his name. [00:25:29] Don't recognize his face. [00:25:30] He has a big Jack Daniels overlay on his stream. [00:25:33] And he's interviewing Elon's dad. [00:25:34] But that being said, that being said, good cue for this. [00:25:37] Speaking of ads, you guys ever heard of My Pillow? [00:25:40] Exactly. [00:25:41] Check this out, guys. [00:25:43] You can get a better night's sleep now that you're not in prison. [00:25:46] Hennaze, now you're not in prison. [00:25:48] A good night's sleep. [00:25:49] I'll get you one of them. [00:25:50] My pillows are better than prison pillows, from what I've heard. [00:25:52] They're actually better than all pillows. [00:25:53] No, but no, no joke, guys. [00:25:54] My pillow obviously has been under attack. [00:25:56] It's not just people from J6, but they've tried to completely wipe Mike Lindell and his company off the map. [00:26:00] Why? [00:26:01] Because he investigated election interference and fraud in 2020. [00:26:05] I'm under the firm belief that Trump won in 2020. [00:26:07] That's what I believe, 110%. [00:26:09] That's what I've seen the evidence of. [00:26:11] Look, Trump won in a landslide in 2016 in a bigger landslide in 2020, an even bigger landslide in 2024. [00:26:16] But they rigged it. [00:26:18] The truth of the matter is that, look, that actually did hurt their company. [00:26:21] So they decided that since they made all these pillows and people were going to not buy them from them, the stores that was, they were going to sell them direct to the public at the wholesale pricing, which means that you can get the brand new MyPillows, usually $50 for only $14.98. [00:26:34] Promo code Elijah, E-L-I-J-A-H, or call 1-800-210-8491. [00:26:39] That's 1-800-210-8491 or go to mypillow.com, promo code Elijah. [00:26:44] You can get a king-size pillow for $19.98, a dollar less for a queen size at $18.98. [00:26:50] Plus, you can also get their slippers reduced. [00:26:52] You can get towels, anything you need for your house. [00:26:54] So if you've been looking to upgrade your towels, your pillows, your sheets, I can't upgrade your wife, but pretty much anything else in your house, we can upgrade. [00:27:01] And you can check it out there at mypillow.com, promo code Elijah, get a massive discount, sometimes up to 75% off. [00:27:06] These are American-made products by Americans and write into your home directly. [00:27:11] Plus, they're free shipping on orders over $75. [00:27:14] You got to check it out. [00:27:14] Pick up their products today at mypillow.com, promo code Elijah. [00:27:18] Ron, you were saying, I know we were talking about the ads, but you were saying. [00:27:21] Totalitarianism, totalitarianism is the way the society thinks. [00:27:27] Everyone adopts the same thoughts, the same ideology. [00:27:34] In other words, it's not the process. [00:27:37] It's the effect. [00:27:39] It's uniformity of thought and obedience. [00:27:44] And it is true that Lincoln said you can fool some of the people all the time and all the people some of the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time. [00:27:52] Thank God for that. [00:27:53] But within the confines of the District of Columbia, you can absolutely fool all the people all the time. [00:28:00] And that's really what they've done. [00:28:02] And my God, what we have seen in the last 36 hours from Donald Trump, mind-boggling, mind-boggling. [00:28:12] Hopefully it changes some minds there too. [00:28:14] Let's watch a couple of that because we have some of his reports of what he was doing and what he changed. [00:28:20] Obviously, we just saw in the beginning that he basically eradicated those original edicts from Biden. [00:28:27] I didn't see what those were, but I imagine they were just gay retard things that were just like trans hormone access. [00:28:33] I know he nuked like the abortion access website, right? [00:28:37] He immediately deleted the CBP app that was down at the border. [00:28:41] And, you know, we'll talk about that in a second, but I just want to say, from my understanding, I don't know if everybody saw the crying video of women crying at the border because they lost their appointments. [00:28:56] Okay, first of all, I want to remind you who's in office. [00:28:58] You literally, look at this. [00:28:59] You literally have Trump and Barron and his mom entering the White House, right? [00:29:03] It's not AI. [00:29:05] Yeah, like, isn't that great? [00:29:06] So that's literally your king right there and the emperor, his son, just heading in. [00:29:10] But on top of that, before we watch this, you know, you might have noticed the, let me type this in. [00:29:14] We already have. [00:29:16] Can I just make it clear to the audience? [00:29:18] He's doing it all. [00:29:20] This is the wizard. [00:29:21] Okay. [00:29:21] Even when he left, he was doing. [00:29:25] Yes, he gets the drinks, of course, because he is a foreigner. [00:29:30] But I may, no, seriously, he is. [00:29:32] Well, Tim Pole can't do this. [00:29:34] Okay. [00:29:35] And I have hair, too. [00:29:36] So I beat you both. [00:29:39] I don't know what Tim's got under there, what he hasn't got. [00:29:42] But do the carpet match the drapes? [00:29:43] Does he shave everything? [00:29:45] That's the question. [00:29:47] I will ask him on Friday. [00:29:48] That's a good one. [00:29:49] Hey, Tim, do the carpets match the drapes? [00:29:51] No, I only have a little hair left, but I want to say this. [00:29:54] I want to get into something more fun before the edicts of what he did is debunking some of these controversies. [00:30:00] Because what's fun is that now that Trump's back in office, we get more of these very exaggerated mainstream media controversies that come out of nowhere. [00:30:08] He just got inaugurated within like 24 hours. [00:30:10] We have two already. [00:30:11] One of these is this video. [00:30:12] We're going to debunk this right now. [00:30:13] Check this out. [00:30:16] Yeah, me down. [00:30:17] You may. [00:30:18] Okay, so obviously the media comes out and they're like, hey, you know, this is a woman crying. [00:30:22] The whole letter was that, you know, she, her one o'clock appointment on Monday was scheduled and now she's no longer going to get her one o'clock appointment on Monday. [00:30:32] And that was like the whole thing that this was. [00:30:35] Got 30 million views. [00:30:36] Everyone's showing this. [00:30:38] Connecting what you said before. [00:30:39] Yeah. [00:30:40] Because the app, the CBP app, was unplugged. [00:30:45] There's no, you can no longer arrange the facilitation of your illegal entry into the United States with the assistance of the U.S. government through an app. [00:30:55] Correct. [00:30:56] And this person who is starving to death, fleeing persecution. [00:31:02] Yeah, in like Gucci. [00:31:03] Yeah. [00:31:04] Right. [00:31:05] She takes her smartphone. [00:31:08] Okay. [00:31:09] Her smartphone, just like on the Underground Railroad, okay? [00:31:12] Yeah. [00:31:13] Where they all had smartphones. [00:31:14] Okay, so she's now crying because she got, you know, she can't, she can't get to her Monday appointment. [00:31:23] Yeah, but here's the best part about it. [00:31:24] See how nicely I said, but he was listening. [00:31:26] He really needs me here more often. [00:31:27] Listen, I do need a lawyer around me more, honestly. [00:31:29] We'd probably make a lot more money into it. [00:31:31] The amount of legal issues I've been in over the years, geez, it's crazy. [00:31:34] You hear my tongue. [00:31:35] It's like, who could hate me, right? [00:31:36] What do I say that makes enemies? [00:31:38] I never understood. [00:31:38] I'm like, how do I have enemies? [00:31:40] The thing is, is that this video also took place on a federal holiday where the offices were also closed. [00:31:47] So they couldn't even matter. [00:31:49] You couldn't make your appointment because the app was shut down. [00:31:51] But also, the app, like you said, was about illegal entry in the United States. [00:31:54] So breaking the law was no longer legal anymore. [00:31:58] Or I should say the law no longer turned a blind eye to illegal invasion. [00:32:03] That's more of what I'm saying. [00:32:03] So corruption. [00:32:04] They ended corruption in the Border Patrol. [00:32:07] But then even if you had an appointment, there was no appointments on that day. [00:32:10] So they're lying because they're like, she missed her one o'clock appointment. [00:32:13] Girl, I couldn't even get to the bank yesterday. [00:32:16] Go back to the video also. [00:32:17] Someone else pointed something out. [00:32:20] You and I don't dress like this, but if we did, we'd be rich. [00:32:24] We would be wearing stuff about as new and fresh as that. [00:32:29] That is not a person who has been living in the brush and crawling on her stomach across a desert. [00:32:38] Those are brand new TOGS. [00:32:40] NGO stuff. [00:32:41] That's NGO money. [00:32:42] That's your people. [00:32:43] They leave. [00:32:43] Giving that. [00:32:44] Laura Loomer exposed that, though, right? [00:32:47] Catholic charities and me. [00:32:48] Yeah, no, no, no. [00:32:49] The ones that the Catholic charities get them once they're here. [00:32:52] My understanding the Catholic charities conduct, it's the Jewish one brings them to the border and the Catholics transfer them through the country. [00:32:59] That's what I'm saying from New York after all. [00:33:03] That's what I heard. [00:33:05] The Catholics get mad at the jokes, but I could have made a baby penis joke from both the Catholics and the Jewish people. [00:33:11] But we won't make too many Jews or Catholics mad tonight. [00:33:14] We're here to make Mexicans mad. [00:33:16] All right? [00:33:17] All right. [00:33:17] That's what we're here to do. [00:33:18] We're here to be racist against the Spanish. [00:33:20] We're going to get on the side of the wall. [00:33:21] We got that over here. [00:33:22] Yeah. [00:33:22] All right, lady. [00:33:23] Be a fat Mexican somewhere else. [00:33:25] LA's just load over there. [00:33:26] No, you're upset. [00:33:27] I understand. [00:33:28] Just over on the other side. [00:33:31] I can see your tears. [00:33:32] I get it. [00:33:33] Anyways, I hope those NGOs get you some Kleenex with the VIX in it so that your nose doesn't get dry. [00:33:37] I look, I'm not trying to be inhumane here, but like what you're saying is what we're all seeing. [00:33:42] This is like another one of those, oh, wow, a woman's crying. [00:33:45] Ruin your country now so that she'll stop. [00:33:48] Surprised AOC's not there again with a hand on the wall giving her with her giant milkers. [00:33:53] Yeah, yeah. [00:33:54] The reason she was crying was because when she tried to log into the app, she just returned. [00:33:59] People will think it said that the app is not available. [00:34:01] It's not what it said. [00:34:02] You know what it said. [00:34:03] Go home. [00:34:04] You have to go home. [00:34:07] You have to go home. [00:34:07] That's what it said? [00:34:08] No, come on. [00:34:09] Oh, well, that's amazing. [00:34:10] Well, I mean, she's mentioning she probably just didn't. [00:34:12] She probably just didn't pay her phone. [00:34:13] Go believe anything I tell her. [00:34:15] Many such cases. [00:34:16] She can't tell you the money you gave me today to agree with you on the show. [00:34:19] How much cheap, much less than I would have to give you. [00:34:23] Exactly how I got out. [00:34:25] Yeah. [00:34:26] Oh, Shlomo's back in the day. [00:34:27] We should just read Slomo chats. [00:34:28] He's a lot. [00:34:29] I just control the opposition. [00:34:30] It's so obvious. [00:34:31] You didn't figure that out. [00:34:32] I just took money from a Jewish lawyer under the table. [00:34:35] And I took something else under the table from Mike. [00:34:37] Yeah, that was great. [00:34:39] He came out early. [00:34:40] The money doesn't go out. [00:34:42] Can you bring up the profile picture for Shlomo 666? [00:34:45] I don't think I can. [00:34:46] Throw it up. [00:34:47] Carr it up. [00:34:48] Yeah. [00:34:48] Let's see him. [00:34:50] I love these. [00:34:51] Click on his picture and then it'll go to his profile. [00:34:54] What's his, let me see, what's his wait? [00:34:56] No, it's just adding him. [00:34:57] Like, if I do it. [00:34:58] Oh, okay, never mind. [00:34:59] I can bring it up, but for sure. [00:35:00] I can probably. [00:35:01] Oh, I can zoom in. [00:35:01] Yeah, there it is. [00:35:02] Okay. [00:35:03] Yeah, look. [00:35:03] Can you bring it up? [00:35:04] Shlomo 666. [00:35:07] I love these people in the chat. [00:35:08] It's like, who's they're like, he's a controlled opposition. [00:35:11] Like, Shlomo 66, chill. [00:35:13] I can't, I can't see from there. [00:35:14] I can't see. [00:35:15] You can see behind you. [00:35:16] Look, behind you. [00:35:17] What's on the screen behind you? [00:35:18] Wait, where is he? [00:35:19] Bring it up. [00:35:19] Bring it up. [00:35:19] Up in the top screen. [00:35:22] Wait, where is he? [00:35:23] Oh, there he is. [00:35:23] Wait. [00:35:24] Slima, where are you? [00:35:25] There he is. [00:35:27] He said now he's doing damage control. [00:35:31] Oh, man. [00:35:32] He is the most popular guy in his bathhouse. [00:35:36] I can assure you. [00:35:37] Except Bathhouse Barry. [00:35:38] Shlomo 69 right there. [00:35:40] We love you, bro. [00:35:41] That being said, look, but like that was crazy. [00:35:43] I don't know if you had an opinion on that, but like, I feel like you know the tides are changing. [00:35:48] And what this is, is I'm going to tell people this from the issues in Australia and the United Kingdom versus us. [00:35:55] Simply the only reason why we're seeing more progress towards the right than the UK and Australia is because they are like about 10 to 15 years behind socially in terms of people still get their news from the mainstream media primarily. [00:36:07] They get that from network television. [00:36:08] They don't get it from podcasts. [00:36:10] And the mainstream media has effectively made the cultures that if you listen, they're still the Joe Rogan, if you listen to it, you're a Nazi stage. [00:36:17] They believe that like 90% of the people believe that. [00:36:19] Even if you're right-wing, it's like if you go to the liberals, which is again, a little lesson to James Lindsay, who doesn't understand diction and doesn't understand language, doesn't understand anything basically. [00:36:29] Because of when you have word choice here and you choose something like you call the right-wing liberals in Australia, just because we call liberals, you know, left here doesn't mean that those are the left in Australia, right? [00:36:39] That's a different country, different words. [00:36:41] So the liberals in Australia, who are like the right-wingers, when you go there, I spoke at CPAC Australia and they told me to my face that I wasn't allowed to mention vaccines because everyone there was vaccinated and felt bad about it. [00:36:52] So like that's that's how bad they are behind, right? [00:36:54] I mean vaccines, they were absolutely fascistic with the vaccines in Australia. [00:36:58] I mean that was that was crazy. [00:37:00] That was really insane. [00:37:02] Yeah, yeah. [00:37:03] Yeah, they tried to try to arrest my mother-in-law for eating lunch outside. [00:37:07] And then like she once crossed, she drove through her city without a permit and then they detained her and put her and like they arrested her basically because she went through her own. [00:37:16] I'm not joking because she didn't have a letter of intent for why she was driving down the highway. [00:37:20] So that was crazy. [00:37:22] That being said, all I wanted to point out from this point is that they're behind, right? [00:37:27] But the reason why we're so far ahead today and this stuff's not going to work is the trust in the mainstream media is lower than it's ever been. [00:37:34] And quite frankly, like we saw 36 point shift Gen Z voting for Trump. [00:37:39] The reason why Gen Z has such a shift is because Gen Z doesn't get their news from the mainstream media. [00:37:44] And they don't need to hear a podcast tell them, hey, vote for Trump. [00:37:48] They just, like, I met a Gen Z kid who was buff and he was tall. [00:37:50] And I was like, dude, oh, you listen to podcasts or whatever. [00:37:52] I figured he was like, you know, he's like, no, man. [00:37:54] And he's like, told me, he's like, bro, I'm like so awake. [00:37:56] I don't even eat soy sauce because I don't want to be gay. [00:37:58] And I was like, that's new to me. [00:38:01] Someone should have warned me about that one. [00:38:02] But that's good. [00:38:04] Mike eating wontons. [00:38:06] No, but I'm saying like they're living in it. [00:38:08] So they're looking at it and they're rejecting it. [00:38:10] I think Gen Z, they're more gay than they've ever been, but I think there's also a resurgence where like they're back to the 90s where like it's like, again, like, dude, don't be a fag. [00:38:18] Like, we, like, we accept gay people, but don't be a fag to your friends. [00:38:21] Like, oh, if you want to be gay, be gay, but my friends won't be kind of thing. [00:38:25] So it's like the 90s, but reinvented. [00:38:27] Like, they're tolerant and they're like, all right, gay people exist, but they kind of want to kill them too. [00:38:32] Like, I'm being serious. [00:38:32] They're radicalized and tolerant at the same time. [00:38:34] They're radically tolerant. === Grandma's Watch Talk (11:41) === [00:38:37] I would be surprised if they really want to kill them, but I do, unless they touch them. [00:38:42] Yeah. [00:38:43] But you know what radical tolerance is? [00:38:44] That's what I'm thinking. [00:38:45] It is. [00:38:45] It's like, like, they've learned to live among these people, but they're like, the moment we can get power, we should execute these guys. [00:38:51] Oh, gosh. [00:38:51] That's coming. [00:38:53] You don't. [00:38:53] You can't do that. [00:38:55] Right graper 69420 doesn't think that on X. His real name is Ahmed, okay? [00:39:02] He lives in Karachi. [00:39:04] He's definitely. [00:39:04] Wasn't there really? [00:39:05] I joked around on the show. [00:39:06] There's so many of them. [00:39:07] I joked on the show. [00:39:08] I was like, yeah, Rape Groiper is pretty mad about that. [00:39:10] And he sends me a screenshot on his Kale Hitler rape Greuper. [00:39:14] And I was like, I love those anons. [00:39:17] They crack me up. [00:39:18] Tomorrow belongs to me. [00:39:21] But no, but do you guys agree with that? [00:39:23] That, like, the reason why none of this stuff will hold is because the mainstream media is like it was a Cuomo, and all those people had so much sort of like sway in the public opinion. [00:39:31] We have a tradition of independent thought here. [00:39:34] And there's no question. [00:39:35] I guess what you're telling us, which is the novel insight, is that social media, independent media, has penetrated that age group in the U.S. in a way that it has not done in the UK and Australia. [00:39:56] And that is actually scary. [00:39:58] I visited my mother before I came here, as you know. [00:40:02] I got a free flight to his house when I'm not going to also visit my mother. [00:40:07] And she just sat there watching CNN. [00:40:13] And I said, okay, you know, fine. [00:40:14] It's like I'm in the airport. [00:40:15] What's the big deal? [00:40:16] Right. [00:40:16] But usually in the airport, you don't really hear it, right? [00:40:19] I have to hear it because, of course, she's very old. [00:40:21] So the TV was on very loud. [00:40:23] Was it just going gay, No, no, it was no, it was going to play backwards. [00:40:28] Going back to old records. [00:40:30] Trump, Okay. [00:40:32] They said they certainly have learned nothing. [00:40:36] They have, they're exactly where we left them. [00:40:39] You know, really? [00:40:40] I thought they had a new CEO and stuff, right? [00:40:42] Didn't they bring on someone, like make them more of the Jeff Zucker or something? [00:40:47] The guy that kicked him out. [00:40:48] The guy, or well, I thought it was the guy who produced The Apprentice, but maybe that was the guy that they kicked out. [00:40:52] I don't forgot now. [00:40:53] But I heard the food network's getting better, like more views than CNN. [00:40:58] More views than this show, for sure. [00:41:01] You rather watch water boil than CNN. [00:41:03] I mean, we are competing with house hunters right now. [00:41:05] So we're getting up there. [00:41:08] All right. [00:41:08] Those shows run all day. [00:41:10] See, I don't want, we don't have a TV. [00:41:11] I don't watch TV. [00:41:14] Those shows run all day. [00:41:15] They're just rebuilding houses all day long on the TVs. [00:41:18] And my mother's just sitting there watching. [00:41:22] I guess I'm, you know, what else do I want her to do? [00:41:25] You know, I don't know. [00:41:28] Got a hobby, mom. [00:41:30] I don't know. [00:41:30] But she raised us, right? [00:41:31] You know, I mean, she, she, you don't have to just give up and watch TV the rest of your life. [00:41:36] Yeah. [00:41:36] My uh, my uh grandparents-in-law, I guess you would say, my my wife's grandparents. [00:41:42] Every time we stay there, it's literally just price is right. [00:41:45] Uh, let's make a deal. [00:41:47] And uh, I think those two main shows and the local news pretty much every single day. [00:41:50] It's you know, got to get up, got to move around when you get that old. [00:41:54] You got to, you know, and I know it gets tough at a certain point, but otherwise, you're watching Wayne Brady all the time. [00:41:59] But the way it gets tough is by not moving around exactly. [00:42:02] Yeah, yeah, but see, but that generation is immobile. [00:42:04] Okay, chat, I got to know this because look, these are the guys in the airports being driven around in the car, dude. [00:42:09] But because listen, okay, my grandma watches the show, so shout out to you, grandma. [00:42:12] I still don't know why you watch it, but she's in her 80s and uh, she loves the show, she loves you guys too. [00:42:16] She's an SLB. [00:42:17] So, shout out to grandma, Grandma Lois. [00:42:20] We love you. [00:42:20] She's a sweetheart. [00:42:21] She's beautiful. [00:42:23] 81 and still stunning. [00:42:25] You love your grandma. [00:42:27] But grandma is she walks. [00:42:30] And this is like crazy. [00:42:30] The difference between her and my grandpa is that she they watch TV, but she goes out for walks. [00:42:34] And so she's 81 and very mobile. [00:42:37] My grandfather looks like if you know Ron Coleman spent another 30 years on this planet, addicted to fentanyl or something like that. [00:42:46] Like, you know, it's, he's, it's just downhill, right? [00:42:49] Yeah, exactly. [00:42:50] It's just downhill. [00:42:51] And I, and I, and I mean this, they're the same age, but he doesn't have any mobilization. [00:42:56] So much so, I don't mean to be graphic here because he, you know, I've been helping him, but his muscles like atrophy. [00:43:02] This actually happens and atrophied. [00:43:03] So, like, ever wonder with old men wearing suspenders and stuff, his pants will fall off because of like the actual atrophied muscles in his legs. [00:43:10] He sits around and watches TV for 30 years. [00:43:12] And it's like, you know, the importance of just like taking care of yourself. [00:43:15] There's sort of a correlation between that generation believing everything they hear. [00:43:19] I mean, they were told that bread was like the most important thing to be eating, right? [00:43:23] At the food pyramid. [00:43:24] They told us that too. [00:43:25] And they don't exercise. [00:43:26] But I think a lot of us, young, young people, I'm not really young. [00:43:28] I'm like, I'm on the old end of young because I'm like a young, like, I'm like missed a millennial by like, I'm like a millennial by like two or three years. [00:43:35] So like, right, three years. [00:43:36] So I'm on the young end of the millennials, but the old end of young. [00:43:41] And the 35 is when you become uncle officially. [00:43:43] So I'm going to be achieving status in four years and officially be old and then middle-aged by 40. [00:43:50] But unc, you know what unc status is? [00:43:52] No, but I mean, I'm grandfather. [00:43:54] Okay. [00:43:55] Many times over, obviously. [00:43:56] But we're healthy. [00:43:57] Like Gen Z is pretty healthy, I feel like, and the younger millennials. [00:44:00] I feel like we take care of ourselves. [00:44:02] We go to the gym. [00:44:04] I'm from the youngest boomers. [00:44:07] Like I'm 63. [00:44:11] By the time we grew up, the real boomers had already spoiled everything. [00:44:17] Like we got none of the, like none of the fat of, you know, fat of the land. [00:44:22] Nothing. [00:44:24] Like, it's the worst possible boomer generation to be. [00:44:29] And yeah, we were the end. [00:44:30] We were also part of that food pyramid stuff. [00:44:33] I mean, but the sucrose that we ingested in the 60s and 70s as a matter of course. [00:44:40] And there was like our mothers had no. [00:44:43] There's no internet. [00:44:44] There's no Google. [00:44:45] It was like, oh, yeah, high seed, that would be good for the kids to have with. [00:44:48] Do you guys have Webbers? [00:44:49] Webbers bread? [00:44:50] White bread? [00:44:51] Debra. [00:44:52] Just not a muscle. [00:44:52] Just bleached. [00:44:53] No added minerals. [00:44:54] No protein. [00:44:55] Wonder bread. [00:44:56] Yeah. [00:44:56] Yeah. [00:44:57] That was it. [00:44:57] Wonders, Webbers, Wonder. [00:44:58] You turn it into dough just by gripping it for a couple of minutes. [00:45:03] And you'd eat it, right? [00:45:04] Smash into the little ball, eat it. [00:45:06] It's true. [00:45:06] You did it. [00:45:07] We did. [00:45:10] He's still paying the price today. [00:45:11] And now that's the thing: it's not that his hat is small. [00:45:14] He just keeps growing. [00:45:16] And so he's actually way far away. [00:45:18] We just have to zoom. [00:45:19] We have to zoom out. [00:45:20] When it started, I was like Tim Cool. [00:45:21] It covered the whole top of my head. [00:45:24] You start losing your hair, then you start losing your hat. [00:45:26] It just goes down and down and down. [00:45:28] I'll tell you something. [00:45:29] I'm going to, you know, a lot of people ask me, is Aron? [00:45:34] How do you keep it on? [00:45:36] I'd like to know. [00:45:37] And I want to explain to you, taking off the cans. [00:45:40] Actually, I'm curious about this. [00:45:41] It's quite a simple thing. [00:45:42] It's concave, stupid. [00:45:45] Look, see? [00:45:46] It's really not that hard. [00:45:47] My head is convex. [00:45:50] The hat, the yarl muka, skull cap, is convex. [00:45:55] It's concave. [00:45:57] Matches up. [00:45:58] And see, look, now, anyone who watches my stuff will know that I move around a lot, being ADHD, right? [00:46:04] So I'm always moving around. [00:46:06] And it'll, you know, so like there's a whole archer, like you, you keep it level and then you move your head underneath it all the time. [00:46:13] And it's, you know, you should have gone to prison. [00:46:16] You would have learned stuff like this. [00:46:20] What's crazy? [00:46:22] You could work out the whole day. [00:46:23] You wouldn't have any of these things. [00:46:24] You go to prison and make a bunch of little hats. [00:46:26] Yeah, it's actually true. [00:46:27] And the way that I'm staying safe from him is that he's taught me this. [00:46:30] So there's actually a little line of bacon that I put on the floor around all three of us. [00:46:34] And it sort of keeps him from infecting us with his Jew virus, which is actually, by the way, was invented in Wuhan by Dr. Anthony Fauci. [00:46:45] China. [00:46:45] Juhan. [00:46:46] Yeah. [00:46:47] And Juhan. [00:46:48] Adju, Ju, Ju. [00:46:49] They say, you know, Aju, Ju. [00:46:53] Muslims don't want to touch it. [00:46:55] We actually love touching bacon. [00:46:56] It's actually, we have parties. [00:46:58] You have bacon parties? [00:47:00] Just for bacon. [00:47:01] But just to touch it. [00:47:02] Are you a millennial? [00:47:02] I hear a 13-year-old millennial girl. [00:47:04] I love bacon. [00:47:05] Yeah. [00:47:05] Bacon. [00:47:06] It's a hot topic show. [00:47:07] I got a bacon tattoo. [00:47:08] I told you, I knew someone got a bacon tattoo. [00:47:10] That's fucked up. [00:47:11] I knew someone that got a mustache tattoo. [00:47:13] Do you remember that generation? [00:47:13] Yeah, I remember that. [00:47:14] It was millennials. [00:47:15] Yeah, they're like, oh my gosh, I got a mustache on my finger. [00:47:18] In the chat, once in the chat, if you knew someone who got a skin. [00:47:20] Oh, yeah, that too. [00:47:20] And they do that. [00:47:21] An avocado tattoo. [00:47:23] By the way, you should come on the show more. [00:47:24] Is this an ADHD show where it's like got no function? [00:47:27] It just goes all over the place. [00:47:29] Kind of like me on my wedding night. [00:47:31] But the thing is, is that this performs a little better. [00:47:33] So that is longer too. [00:47:36] Longer in which sense? [00:47:37] In all senses. [00:47:38] Never. [00:47:39] It's micropenis gang over here. [00:47:41] Ones in the chat for micropenises. [00:47:43] Like, give them three things and then all of a sudden changes. [00:47:45] Like, ones in the chats if you love God and or you put ones if you have a micropenis as well. [00:47:49] Do you remember that? [00:47:50] What was that one? [00:47:52] What's the one prank show that's on Comedy Central? [00:47:55] The guy that's like acts like Autistic, but not prank show, but he's like, it's like a sketch comedy show. [00:48:01] A sketch, the autistic, Nathan for you? [00:48:03] Yeah. [00:48:03] Yeah. [00:48:04] I love, that was the one where he goes to the Whittier Theater, which is by where I grew up in LA. [00:48:08] This is the best sketch ever. [00:48:09] It's like actually with people. [00:48:10] So he tells the theater, he goes to small businesses. [00:48:12] You know the show? [00:48:13] And he offers them, he offers them, he's HBO, I think, but he offers them to help them. [00:48:18] It's like a fake show that they put on, sort of like any other show, and the people think it's real. [00:48:22] And he's like, I'm going to help your little theater save money. [00:48:24] And we're going to come. [00:48:25] We're going to help your business restart. [00:48:27] So he tells them he has a plan. [00:48:29] It's like a reality show. [00:48:30] Yeah, but people don't know it's fake. [00:48:32] And he goes, we're going to have a plan and we're going to save your movie theater money by ensuring that people do not share popcorn. [00:48:37] And the guy's like, hey, that's actually a pretty good idea. [00:48:39] He's like, yeah, because people buy one big one. [00:48:41] They all share it. [00:48:41] This is where you make your money. [00:48:42] So I have a way. [00:48:44] So the way he does it is he installs night vision cameras in the movie theater, puts a small sign up on the door that says, like, do not share popcorn or your photos will be posted on the wall. [00:48:55] Now, when you get out, there's a big wall that says, like, that'll have their picture. [00:48:59] And it says, people who've been caught publicly masturbating in the movie theater or tiny have shared popcorn. [00:49:07] So it's the people who've been caught publicly masturbating. [00:49:10] Well, I'm like, they're coming out of it. [00:49:11] You got to take this down. [00:49:12] He goes, no. [00:49:13] It says right here, please don't get put on the wall. [00:49:15] They're like, yeah, but it makes it like I'm a public masturbator. [00:49:17] He's like, so then does that teach you you're never going to do it again? [00:49:19] And they're like, yeah, but I'm never going to come back here. [00:49:22] So in the end, sorry, I just thought about that. [00:49:25] He regrets that he didn't actually masturbate because it would have been the same exact thing. [00:49:29] It could have been the 70s all over again, back in the day when you could just publicly masturbate. [00:49:33] You know what? [00:49:34] I won't go back to my high school days, but high schoolers, did you get frisky sometimes when they're in high school in public? [00:49:40] Uh, I can't say I did. [00:49:42] I can't say I did either. [00:49:43] I was a child. [00:49:44] I mean, I was a kid. [00:49:45] You know what I mean? [00:49:46] I finished high school at 13. [00:49:48] Okay, so yeah, yeah, yeah. [00:49:49] I just remember like, do you remember like at dances? [00:49:51] Do you remember like at dances that like, it was just like crazy? [00:49:53] Like, oh, yeah. [00:49:54] Like, and people would like surround people and they would act like they're grinding, but they're like fingering each other and stuff. [00:49:58] Yeah, I went to I went to predominantly Hispanic and black middle school and high school. === You're Making It Up (04:39) === [00:50:03] So you can imagine how crazy it was there. [00:50:04] And then you did too. [00:50:05] Yeah, yeah. [00:50:06] I was like the only white kid. [00:50:07] That's why they call him NSC. [00:50:08] Should not talk about that. [00:50:09] People have sex on the dance floor. [00:50:11] Yeah, pretty much. [00:50:11] Yeah. [00:50:11] Yeah. [00:50:12] That was so weird. [00:50:13] In our days, no one had even thought of that. [00:50:16] Really? [00:50:17] It was going down. [00:50:18] They had just figured out how babies were made. [00:50:20] Are you kidding? [00:50:21] On the dance floor? [00:50:22] That would have been unthinkable. [00:50:24] Get out of here. [00:50:24] You're making the whole thing up. [00:50:26] You can't do it now, though. [00:50:27] You can't do it now in my neighborhood, Ron. [00:50:30] But they can't do it now because everyone's got a cell phone. [00:50:33] Yeah. [00:50:33] What about that girl that had sex junior hire with 12 guys during lunch in the bathroom in the disabled bathroom? [00:50:39] I just saw that news story. [00:50:41] That's pretty crazy. [00:50:43] That will leave a mark. [00:50:44] Guess her skin color, Ron. [00:50:46] I really wasn't mine. [00:50:49] It wasn't my case. [00:50:50] She was a non-pastry individual. [00:50:53] Yeah, she was melanated. [00:50:54] Yeah, she was aboriginal. [00:50:55] Yeah, yeah, yeah. [00:50:56] Okay. [00:50:57] No, no, no. [00:50:58] I would not assume anything. [00:50:59] I would not assume anything. [00:51:00] All right. [00:51:01] All right. [00:51:02] Moving on here, I want to look at, I do want to look at some of these edicts, as we'll call them, or whatever we want to call them, of Trump and some of the ways that he sort of signed executive actions, and we'll talk about them. [00:51:14] But before we talk about that, I just want to remind you guys something important. [00:51:18] Everybody's on this Van Man revolution. [00:51:20] I don't know if you know about this, but in my family, we've been using these Van Man products. [00:51:25] Actually, everyone, they've been going so viral right now on the internet. [00:51:27] The reason why we use their products is: number one, it's deodorant without the aluminum, so you don't have the heavy metals. [00:51:32] It's face balm without all the petroleum products. [00:51:34] It's literally just beef tallow, essential oils, and honey. [00:51:37] This is like all-natural product. [00:51:39] Plus, they have sunscreen without the carcinogens, so you end up getting a very natural way to protect yourself against the sun. [00:51:46] And the best part is these products can be used on people who are pregnant. [00:51:49] People, those are, I should say, people, women who aren't pregnant because people can't get pregnant, women can. [00:51:53] Check this out. [00:51:54] I have some right here as well. [00:51:55] It's uh no bacon in there. [00:51:58] So, yeah, no bacon in this, but uh, this is uh, this is 100% kosher, right? [00:52:02] This is beef, um, but no, but this is, I think kosher has a whole like process, right? [00:52:05] They like flame stuff. [00:52:06] So, and it's not, I mean, I can't say it's kosher, but um, but it's not uh, it's not gonna cause any problems. [00:52:10] Plus, it's kosher. [00:52:11] On top of that, um, on top of that, uh, you're also find too that it can be used on children, which is really nice because the babies get chafing and you know, like fat, you know, cells, you know, I don't know, their tissue just gets pretty red and inflamed. [00:52:23] So, you can always put this and it'll take away the inflammation. [00:52:25] Plus, many of you guys love their toothpaste, which has no fluoride. [00:52:28] I think it's a tooth powder, technically. [00:52:30] Um, and it's really amazing. [00:52:31] That's what everyone's been loving. [00:52:32] Right now, you can get all these natural products shipped directly to your house, 10% off with promo code offensive OFF E-N S I V E at Vanman dot shop/slash offensive. [00:52:41] That's V-A-N-M-A-N dot S-H-O-P slash OFF ENSIVE. [00:52:46] Get your beef tallow bomb. [00:52:47] It lasts forever. [00:52:48] We've had this for like months, and it's only like two-thirds down. [00:52:51] So, you only have to buy maybe one or two of these a year. [00:52:55] Even though you can do everything, smell that though? [00:52:56] I'm not joking. [00:52:57] It smells great. [00:52:57] That's just beef towel. [00:52:58] They made it smell good. [00:52:59] It's not bad for beef tallow. [00:53:01] It's the best-smelling beef tallow I've had in my nose. [00:53:04] Yeah, yeah, exactly. [00:53:06] And that's just in his nose until you find out the other parts. [00:53:08] But then again, this nose, you know, he gets it three jars in one nostril. [00:53:13] You know what I mean? [00:53:14] We just have a special lens. [00:53:17] The other one I use to carry my money, of course. [00:53:19] Yeah. [00:53:20] And then we, yeah, we drop a you drop a coin in the other one for good luck. [00:53:24] That being some said, yeah, so we go down there. [00:53:28] Now, that being said, it's not natural deodorant, by the way. [00:53:30] Like someone said, it's actually just like it's not like this cheap natural deodorant stuff. [00:53:34] By the way, if you know this works, let me check it out when I move it to us making it. [00:53:38] I'm going to investigate this situation. [00:53:40] Van Mans. [00:53:42] Yeah. [00:53:43] There's a van. [00:53:43] There's a picture of a van on it. [00:53:45] Yes. [00:53:46] But it has windows. [00:53:47] It's not a rape van. [00:53:49] Yeah. [00:53:50] A very important distinction. [00:53:52] Anyone can look in. [00:53:54] Anyone can look, you know, hand check kind of situation. [00:53:57] Tallow and honey bomb. [00:54:00] And you can do like, you know, like you were saying, all kinds of things. [00:54:03] You can do whatever you want with it, whatever you believe, but there's only some things that God sanctions that you could do with it. [00:54:08] Oh, so unless you're married, then I guess you could do things, but I wouldn't advise it because it's glass and it could break. [00:54:13] That being said, let's look at some of these. [00:54:14] I want to look at some of these orders. [00:54:16] Now, as we look at these, the reason why I want to talk about this is because, look, I'm friends with a lot of people, and I'm my own person. [00:54:25] I don't say they're friends with me. [00:54:26] I didn't say like me. === Proceed With Caution (05:47) === [00:54:27] I like a lot of people. [00:54:28] I don't know if they like me back. [00:54:30] But I think people are all over the place a little bit here with Trump's edicts. [00:54:34] You know, some people are saying that they're too far or not far enough. [00:54:37] But I think we could look at these, break a couple of them down and decide what we think about some of these wins. [00:54:41] Check this out. [00:54:43] The rescissions of 78 Biden-era POs and presidential memoranda. [00:54:53] Oh, do you, if you want me to, sir? [00:54:54] Why don't you say what I'm saying? [00:54:56] Sure. [00:54:57] The first item that President Trump is signing is the rescission of 78 Biden-era executive actions, executive orders, presidential memoranda, and others. [00:55:06] Thank you, sir. [00:55:13] Thank you, sir. [00:55:18] He did the meeting. [00:55:20] He did the meeting. [00:55:21] Thank you. [00:55:23] The second item, President Trump, is a regulatory freeze, as you announced in your speech, preventing bureaucrats from issuing any more regulations until we have full control of this government, this administration. [00:55:39] You have to understand, there's a recognition here at the Trump level of what we all figured out after he was president for a couple of years, which was that he was president and yet he had no control whatsoever over the government. [00:55:56] So what he's doing this time, he's saying, we're freezing all executive branch activity until I'm satisfied that we're running this place to the extent the law permits. [00:56:09] Almost nothing else matters if that doesn't happen. [00:56:12] So that's a brilliant move. [00:56:14] Yeah, and keeping Jared Kushner out of his insides would probably be, that's a weird way of phrasing that. [00:56:21] What do you know about it about his insights? [00:56:22] Jared Kushner follows me on X, which makes me feel even more uncomfortable. [00:56:26] But Jared Kushner, we just need him to not be advising foreign policy. [00:56:30] You have to understand that we're going to be able to do it. [00:56:32] We have meetings where we divide up who's going to follow which guys. [00:56:37] I know I got a follow back from you today, and I went, huh, I got two people I'm suspicious of that follow me. [00:56:43] But no, but I would say I do like this. [00:56:48] I do like this because what I saw from this stuff, too, is that they were somewhat symbolic in terms of the fact that what he was making a statement, like, we are going to stop these corrupt investigations. [00:56:59] Here's government, what you can and can't do. [00:57:01] I'm setting parameters for you now. [00:57:03] And if you try to go outside of these, we're going to go to war with you. [00:57:06] And that's kind of what I heard. [00:57:07] It was more of an offensive mood of like, this is the stage. [00:57:11] And here's what we're taking the shit. [00:57:14] And here's what we're not taking. [00:57:15] You know what I mean? [00:57:16] I do know what you mean. [00:57:17] I would recommend that we proceed with the joyful thinging. [00:57:22] Yeah, we will insides. [00:57:24] Yeah. [00:57:25] Listen, we will proceed. [00:57:28] Listen, we will proceed. [00:57:29] Listen to this. [00:57:30] Let's get inside of Trump. [00:57:43] J.D. JD. [00:57:50] Thank you, sir. [00:57:51] Search and advocate. [00:57:53] The next item, sir, is a freeze on all federal hiring, excepting the military and a number of other excluded categories. [00:58:00] again until full control of the government is achieved and we understand the objectives of government going forward. [00:58:16] Could you imagine Biden doing this? [00:58:20] It's like WWE. [00:58:21] You know what I mean? [00:58:22] Like when I watch it, it's like, yahweh, we're just stopping the whole government and shit, and we're getting this locked and loaded. [00:58:29] Can you believe this is fucking happening? [00:58:34] Can you believe that we live in a world this kind, that Donald Trump is sitting there with his gigantic padded shoulders signing exactly? [00:58:46] I mean, if I would have told you even a year ago that we would be watching this, you'd say I'm crazy. [00:58:55] This is so like we've we have this is what happens all the time, by the way. [00:58:59] We ask God for help and he gives it to us and we get used to it immediately. [00:59:04] We forget how long is it going to be until you remember that only a few days ago, that feeling you had of I'm going to go to trial and possibly be put in jail with these lunatic judges for a very long time. [00:59:19] I had an Obama judge, too, that I was getting. [00:59:21] So I forget the name of him. [00:59:25] Forget him. [00:59:25] Yeah, yeah, forget it. [00:59:26] And then the jury just going to DC and facing, you know, forget it. [00:59:29] The jury's there. [00:59:29] It's terrible. [00:59:30] It's a crime. [00:59:31] But it's how God's plan works out. [00:59:32] You know, a lot of times it may not happen, as you said, instant gratifying happened immediately. [00:59:38] But no matter how far we walk into the waters, I believe God's always there by our side. [00:59:42] Of course. [00:59:43] So we always just have to stay faithful and move forward. [00:59:45] So there was plenty of times going through this process. [00:59:47] I thought for sure, I'm getting locked up. [00:59:49] This is going to happen. [00:59:50] It's not looking good, especially not going for taking the plea deal or anything. [00:59:56] So just, it's amazing God's way. [00:59:58] You know, I just stayed faithful, especially with posting the news. === Jews and the Talmud (08:49) === [01:00:00] I have my political page I post on. [01:00:02] And one of the things that they were telling me is that if you continue to post, this may rile up, you know, everybody in the background. [01:00:10] But the biggest thing is getting the truth out there. [01:00:12] We're supposed to be the, you know, the salt of the earth, the light. [01:00:15] So making sure that no matter what, I would just keep moving forward. [01:00:18] And tell it, Michael. [01:00:19] You know, go ahead and God will always provide. [01:00:21] So the biggest prayer I'd always have is, you know, if I have to go deeper in the waters, I will. [01:00:26] And if you will bless me and guide me out, you know, that'd be good as well. [01:00:30] But no matter what, I stay by your side and I know what you know is right. [01:00:33] Yeah, that's a great, that's a great metaphor. [01:00:35] So there is a traditional story that's told in the Talmudic literature of the first person among the Hebrews who went into the Red Sea before it split. [01:00:50] Moses said, okay, Red Sea's going to split. [01:00:53] And they're standing there and they're waiting, they're waiting. [01:00:55] He's like, okay, go ahead. [01:00:56] It's splitting. [01:00:57] Not splitting. [01:00:58] This guy just went and walked and the water was up to his nose. [01:01:03] I believe Moses is a guy I've seen can bring it. [01:01:06] It's an absolute unit. [01:01:09] Got up to his nose, the water split. [01:01:12] He had faith. [01:01:12] Absolutely. [01:01:13] Perfect metaphor. [01:01:14] You win the internet tonight. [01:01:16] I appreciate it. [01:01:16] If anyone's watching this. [01:01:18] Our mic's coming out. [01:01:20] I think that was a big announcement. [01:01:21] Funny you mentioned that too, because actually there was a scholar of the Talmud who was sitting here just over a month ago. [01:01:26] I wish he was here. [01:01:27] Arthur Kwan Lee. [01:01:28] Yeah. [01:01:28] Somebody over a month ago. [01:01:30] Outstanding interpretations. [01:01:32] Outstanding interpretations. [01:01:33] You know, so most people are not familiar with the fact that there are two Talmuds. [01:01:37] There's the Babylonian Talmud, which is the main Talmud that's studied by people like me and my sons. [01:01:42] There's also the Jerusalem Talmud, also known as the Palestinian Talmud. [01:01:48] Let's not go there. [01:01:49] Okay. [01:01:50] But there's also the Talmud of Mars. [01:01:54] And that's what you were actually hearing about. [01:01:56] Is that Elon Musk's version? [01:01:57] I was about to say the Talmud of Mars. [01:02:00] And his interpretations were out of this world. [01:02:04] Let me tell you. [01:02:07] Let's move on. [01:02:08] Interesting. [01:02:08] Let's move on. [01:02:10] Out of this. [01:02:11] Some may say all the Talmuds were out of this world. [01:02:14] According to some, according to Asian scholars, according to some Oriental scholars, many are saying this. [01:02:20] Many are saying this. [01:02:22] W's for Arthur Lee in the chat. [01:02:23] Somebody said that. [01:02:24] Well, you know, in Korea, wait a minute. [01:02:25] In Korea, a lot of South Koreans do study the Talmud. [01:02:32] So that wasn't a joke. [01:02:33] I thought that was that troll. [01:02:34] Yeah, actually, we brought up a video on that that night, actually. [01:02:36] It's interesting. [01:02:37] Now that it's been translated into reliable English, they gobble this stuff up because they figured I don't want to, they seem to think highly of the Jewish people. [01:02:49] Sorry, Elijah trolls. [01:02:52] But the other Koreans, right? [01:02:53] You don't have to review it. [01:02:57] I mean, it is. [01:02:58] It is. [01:03:01] Actually, whenever we have taken shots on the show, that's usually what we say all the time. [01:03:05] We usually actually do that because it is, listen, it is all fun in games until somebody gets their entire Northern Gazin village leveled to the ground, right? [01:03:15] I mean, so it is all funny games. [01:03:16] No, it's fun in games until it's dismembered. [01:03:19] Right. [01:03:19] That's exactly why we ended those fun as a game. [01:03:23] Those fun and games. [01:03:25] It's terrible. [01:03:26] It's terrible. [01:03:26] I'll read my Talmud later and I'll apologize. [01:03:28] I doubt that very much. [01:03:30] I will read it. [01:03:31] I swear. [01:03:31] I swear. [01:03:32] Listen, you read a real book in English and we can have that discussion. [01:03:38] I don't mean the translation of Mein Kampf either. [01:03:40] Yeah, not for the thought for the 14th time this month. [01:03:43] It's like, hey, you know, what was it? [01:03:45] That was like Mein Kampf chapter two. [01:03:48] I can't wait till we have someone like that on the show. [01:03:50] So here is what the Jews did to me. [01:03:53] Get me out of art school. [01:03:54] We can make fun of him, but they never said he was lying, Ron. [01:03:57] Right. [01:03:57] Exactly. [01:04:00] 47,000 replies saying, no, that didn't happen. [01:04:03] They never call you a liar. [01:04:05] They never call you. [01:04:09] Someone said Kez reads Mein Kampf. [01:04:11] Yeah, that's true, actually. [01:04:13] A little bit of people say read it like as if it's like a Bible. [01:04:16] Like we read it every day. [01:04:16] No, no, or as if it's a cereal box. [01:04:19] I did. [01:04:19] It's like I read it. [01:04:20] I read it and then I listened to it on audiobook and it was really long. [01:04:24] It was really, really, it was way long. [01:04:26] So originally my. [01:04:27] They were just discussing how large is a green pea. [01:04:34] Okay. [01:04:34] Yeah. [01:04:35] I mean, it's not something you just read. [01:04:37] Well, I mean, look, if you're. [01:04:38] It was not like, I thought it was going to be like, it was like, it was really, it was written in the way before people became retarded from Florida in the water, like we are today, of somebody who really were from regular toothpaste. [01:04:50] Yeah, exactly. [01:04:51] This guy had a thought. [01:04:52] Because he actually did say a second ago, right, that this is toothpaste that has no fluoride in it. [01:04:58] Yeah. [01:04:58] Oh, it's a powder. [01:04:59] The powder. [01:04:59] Yeah, yeah. [01:05:02] Goyim. [01:05:02] This is how they think. [01:05:03] The fluoride actually is. [01:05:05] It's not good. [01:05:06] I mean, it's not. [01:05:06] We don't want to. [01:05:07] You're not supposed to drink it, but you're supposed to use it on your freaking teeth. [01:05:10] I don't want. [01:05:11] You know what I'd say this? [01:05:11] We're rejecting everything. [01:05:13] We're posting swastikas behind, what's her name? [01:05:16] Kai Trump. [01:05:17] That was the best thing ever, by the way. [01:05:18] I was telling them that I was laughing. [01:05:20] There's this new trend where people are posting swastikas. [01:05:23] And the community notes ruins everything. [01:05:26] Somebody posted a video of Kai Trump, the granddaughter, with a swastika spinning on her video and was like, it was one of our people like, this is the nude granddaughter, sorry, of the, of the president. [01:05:36] These are the Nazis in power. [01:05:37] And like, it looked like it was a real video. [01:05:38] Like, she like uploaded her video. [01:05:40] And the community note was like, this is false. [01:05:43] Kai Trump did not digitally alter and add swastikas into her TikTok dancing video. [01:05:47] And you're like, okay, yeah. [01:05:49] As if we thought a 17-year-old girl was dancing daddy, didn't even knew how to digitally add swastikas. [01:05:54] The joke was to troll the libs and make them think that Trump's granddaughter had Nazi symbols. [01:05:58] But anyway, you guys didn't even understand it. [01:06:01] You had to be there. [01:06:02] Yeah, you had to be there. [01:06:04] We could only dream and hope, right? [01:06:06] All the high school boys are only hoping and dreaming there. [01:06:08] And even the Muslims, too, because she's younger. [01:06:09] It's a key word that there's a professor from Northwestern who explained how none of it even happened. [01:06:13] Yeah. [01:06:14] Speaking of that, I do want to bring up something kind of important here. [01:06:17] The rest of the edicts, check this out. [01:06:19] Listen to what he did. [01:06:20] I don't think so. [01:06:23] I don't think so. [01:06:26] Look at that smile. [01:06:28] Sir, the next item, as you announced in your speech, is a requirement that federal workers return to full-time in-person work immediately. [01:06:39] You have to go back. [01:06:55] Thank you, sir. [01:06:57] Next, we have a directive to every department and agency in the federal government to address the cost of living crisis that has cost Americans so dearly. [01:07:10] Right, so I think you can go straight to me, we can put on me. [01:07:13] I think one of the main things here is that a lot of these, you know, I think we're just directives to the government telling them what that they wanted them to do, right? [01:07:20] We want you to take care of this. [01:07:21] We want you to work on this. [01:07:22] Now, we have, we're going to go over a few more of these, but today we're going to be running a little shorter on time for a few of the things we've got to do, but we're going to do the rest of the show only on censored and locals. [01:07:32] So if you're watching on censored, if you're watching on locals, you'll get the rest of the show. [01:07:36] If you're watching it, don't forget to go to censored.tv. [01:07:38] When you go to censored TV and you join using promo code offensive, you go to censored.tv slash offensive. [01:07:44] Check this out. [01:07:44] You can go in here. [01:07:45] You get this show and so much more directly. [01:07:47] Plus, you get my new show. [01:07:48] You've been wondering, that's only on YouTube, almost serious, but you can get it here as well. [01:07:53] So it'll be on censored TV and it'll be on YouTube. [01:07:55] So if you're like, I don't know where his stuff is, I don't know where to find it. [01:07:58] Well, it's all in one place. [01:07:59] And you can find Ron Coleman and Gavin McInnes on multiple here, right? [01:08:03] Yeah. [01:08:03] Get off my lawn and correct. [01:08:06] Excellent. [01:08:06] I mean, two of the funniest guys in the world. [01:08:09] Two of the funniest, top of the top. [01:08:11] Plus, you get the live stream. [01:08:14] Yeah, it's disappointing. [01:08:16] In the greatest way. [01:08:16] You misread it. [01:08:20] He tried to order a cheeseburger and a cheeseburger in a kosher restaurant. [01:08:24] Did he? [01:08:24] With me. [01:08:26] Well, they wouldn't do it, but no, they couldn't do it because if a piece of cheese would enter the kitchen of a restaurant that served hamburgers, God would be like, you got to listen to God. === Attracting Straight Men (03:45) === [01:08:36] Well, that's. [01:08:38] I'm going to be a little bit more practical. [01:08:40] They would be shut down. [01:08:41] The rabbi would shut them down because that is a violation of the kosher super. [01:08:46] You can't have meat and milk together, okay? [01:08:48] So no cheeseburgers. [01:08:49] No matter what you've seen Chuck Schumer doing, not that anyone really understands what Chuck Schumer was doing when he had a cheeseburger. [01:08:57] He made a picture of a famous photo of himself with cheese on raw patty of meat. [01:09:05] I don't think he's a very religious man. [01:09:06] I don't think he's. [01:09:07] I think he's married to a man. [01:09:09] Yeah. [01:09:09] No, no, he's not. [01:09:10] But I think his daughter. [01:09:11] No, no, no, but I think his daughter is married to a non-man. [01:09:14] Oh, okay. [01:09:15] Have you seen his wife, though? [01:09:17] She looks like Nose Ferranti. [01:09:19] She's pretty. [01:09:20] I'm sure in the day, she turned many, many heads. [01:09:24] She might have given heads. [01:09:27] Sound effects. [01:09:28] Yeah. [01:09:30] You got a lot of sound effects. [01:09:32] No, I'd say, yeah, she looks like she was, she looks like she was a, you know, that's actually an interesting question. [01:09:38] I saw this video of these, these, this like interview today. [01:09:41] It was like a short, and it was like this very famous like ladyboy person being interviewed by a podcast. [01:09:48] And it was like briefly, them saying that they were a ladyboy. [01:09:52] That's like a Thai trans. [01:09:53] It's like a Thai transgender. [01:09:54] That's what they call them in Thailand. [01:09:57] And the person, it looked like a woman. [01:10:00] The Australians like the lady boys. [01:10:02] That's a very true thing. [01:10:03] You like ladyboy. [01:10:05] Yeah. [01:10:05] They're like a lady boy. [01:10:07] Yeah, you like time time? [01:10:09] And I mean long. [01:10:09] I mean physically a long time. [01:10:11] But no, but I've always thought when I see people like that where it looked like a woman, I've always wondered, kind of a weird thing about Chuck Schumer's wife there. [01:10:20] He's like, do some gay guys like, because the person was like, oh, I like to get straight guys. [01:10:26] That's what was the point. [01:10:27] They're like, what's your type? [01:10:28] And he's like, I like, it threw me off. [01:10:29] I thought it was a woman. [01:10:30] It was like, I like to get straight men to rest. [01:10:32] And I was like, oh, that's not, that's the boy. [01:10:34] That's not a lady. [01:10:36] But I wondered if it's like a mental thing where they want to attract straight men, but so they're gay and they don't attract straight men. [01:10:42] So they feminize themselves to become like feminine gays so that they can attract straight men because they're attracted to masculinity or like, you know, more of the straight mindset. [01:10:51] And so they actually become like feminized gays. [01:10:55] Because like, you know, if you were trying to become a woman, you'd expect, I don't know, it just seemed weird to me. [01:10:59] I wonder if that's what the mentality is for transgenders that are like trying to attract straight men. [01:11:03] Because I've always thought that. [01:11:04] Like in our own movement, we have trannies that are like trying to attract what's our movement? [01:11:08] Okay. [01:11:09] The right-wing movement. [01:11:10] No, we don't. [01:11:11] Yeah. [01:11:11] Oh, trannies. [01:11:12] Yeah, yeah. [01:11:13] The trannies who are trying to in the movement. [01:11:15] And I've always thought that's weird that you would put like plastic in your chest and stuff to try to attract, you know, what are you trying to do? [01:11:21] You're trying to get straight men to lust after. [01:11:22] You're trying to pass as a woman for who? [01:11:23] So gay men like you? [01:11:24] No. [01:11:25] You're trying to pass as a woman so straight guys will find you sexy. [01:11:27] This is a sin. [01:11:28] Interesting. [01:11:29] This is a sin. [01:11:30] Yeah, we know. [01:11:32] This is God has prohibited this conduct. [01:11:35] And I urge you, or if you're watching, those of you within the sound of my voice, to cease such sinful activity. [01:11:42] No more lady voice. [01:11:43] No more lady boy for you. [01:11:46] It's actually our next sponsor. [01:11:48] We got coming up now. [01:11:50] Yeah, I mean, I mean, did we? [01:11:52] They said there's no stream tonight on locals. [01:11:53] No, it's just Rumble Next. [01:11:55] Oh, well, okay. [01:11:56] Yeah, that's literally what we said earlier. [01:11:57] Uncensored. [01:11:58] Rumble Next. [01:11:59] Yeah, but I mean, those ones just are not like social media. [01:12:01] Those are just like paywall. [01:12:02] Okay. [01:12:02] Well, those are just like, those are just like, we're just always uncensored in Rumble because of the paywall. === Push to Rumble (01:06) === [01:12:06] But then to social media, we'll clarify. [01:12:08] Sorry, guys, on Rumble. [01:12:10] We're going over to Censored. [01:12:11] We'll take a two-minute break. [01:12:12] And we all are last saying we're going to go with the rest of these. [01:12:13] We'll see you in a moment on Rumble. [01:12:16] If you're on Rumble, go to censored.tv/slash offensive. [01:12:18] I found that. [01:12:19] Join today. [01:12:20] I think you get like a month free or 20% off. [01:12:22] You got to join. [01:12:23] We're going to really be pushing that now from here on to make sure that everyone goes over to Rumble because we actually want to make sure that we are. [01:12:28] Yeah, we got Jewish people. [01:12:29] No, we need to make sure that we're. [01:12:31] He's the one with the money. [01:12:32] Okay. [01:12:33] Everything I do on the internet is practically for free. [01:12:36] He is with the, he's pitching the buy this button to take this gum and put it on your babies. [01:12:42] Okay. [01:12:44] Wait, where's this one? [01:12:46] Yeah. [01:12:46] Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I'm going to pull out my dick. [01:12:49] Yeah, show him. [01:12:50] Show him. [01:12:51] Whoa. [01:12:52] Hey, everybody. [01:12:53] Poland. [01:12:53] Ron Colby pulling his balls out. [01:12:56] And each of his nuts has a little yarmulke on it that's that suctioned in. [01:13:01] Stevens. [01:13:02] No, come on. [01:13:03] Please. [01:13:04] Please. [01:13:07] He's got yarmukas on his balls. [01:13:09] We'll see you over there in a second.