Sebastian Gorka FULL SHOW: Georgia Trump prosecutor makes her biggest mistake so far
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I was on that dictator in Syria because chemical weapons, nah, not allowed to use them.
We're not going to invade Syria.
We're not cretinous neocon, we will turn them into a democracy at the end of a gun barrel,
no.
But chemical weapons, nah, nobody gets to use those.
We'll teach you a lesson.
And that lesson was for everyone.
For Putin as well, for little Kim in North Korea.
And isn't it fascinating?
Not only did we have the strongest economy America had ever seen, lowest unemployment for Hispanics and for black Americans since the 60s, lowest unemployment for women since record-keeping began.
Not only that, but the nation was secure.
Weird how Putin invaded Georgia when Bush was president.
Weird how Putin took Crimea when Obama was president.
But when we were in the White House, he didn't try anything because he was afraid of us, KGB scumbag.
The hard men were back.
And no wars.
No new wars in Europe, in Asia, in the Middle East, whilst we were in the White House.
Ooh, I've run out of time.
I was going to do the last two years, but you've been living it.
So just compare what it was like under Trump to what it's like now.
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Up to this point, I have not seen any evidence.
that DA Willis's actions or lack thereof warrant action by the Prosecuting Attorney Oversight
Commission. But that will ultimately be a decision that the Commission will make.
Okay. Regardless in my mind a special session of the General Assembly.
Hey guys, um today was a good day. Um kind of. When I got to school the kids were really hyped
up because they saw me on Twitter and...
Can you send me his name, Jeff?
Yeah, I was trying to find out.
I had to go fat.
Gravy kept freezing and freezing and freezing.
Now they like me all of a sudden.
But the teachers on the other hand... Alright, give me Kevin.
I'm right here, can you hear me?
Yeah, you can stop the car.
Hey Kevin!
Hey, how are you sir?
Good, I just don't know what you want to talk about.
That kid is an abomination to the world.
Put that kid out of school.
That's just so ridiculous.
I got two things to talk about.
I've got my own Brave book that came out today.
I'm sure you remember all the stories from, um, um, uh, what's his name?
He read all his Brave books at libraries, Kirk Cameron, and people got all upset about it.
They'd rather have drag queens reading the libraries.
So what's your book?
My book is called The Test of Blindness and it deals with letting boys be boys and letting them become men.
Say it again?
The what is what?
Making boys, let boys be boys and helping them to become strong men in our country.
It's called the test of linehood and it goes after all this emasculation that Hollywood wants to do to kids.
And my book is about letting kids decide where they want to end up with their lives and we want families to stay together obviously that they need both the father and mother to be in families.
I still didn't understand what the title is.
What is the title?
The Test of Lionhood.
When I do speaking events, I'll say we need to wake the lions up, because the sheep are going to eat the sheep.
Is it a picture book?
Yeah, yeah.
What they do is for the 4-year-old and 12-year-old.
Oh, Brave Books!
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's for kids, you know.
Good.
And it's a story of a little lion cub who saves a little life sister when she gets very ill out in the woods when they're out there running around together playing games.
All right.
I've texted you the image.
I don't know if you can get it up there, John, or how you want to do it.
You want me to email it?
That's fine.
You can just text it.
OK.
It's bravebooks.com.
Bravebooks.com.
And get this.
You saw the crap that he had to go through in the libraries.
I'm going to be reading in an elementary school in New Jersey next month.
That should be interesting.
Good.
All right.
The 12-year-old kid's name is Jaden.
Jaden.
OK.
His last name isn't anywhere.
Even when he was on Kirk, they just called him Jaden.
OK.
I'm going to tee up that cut.
I'm going to do PhD first, and then we'll go to Kevin.
All right.
And what are the... Tee up cut 11.
Uh, yeah.
What are the Trump cuts?
Jeff, just tell me.
12 and 13.
He doesn't have them yet, so it'll have to be next week.
But what are they?
Let me figure it out.
Hold on.
I'll just text it to you.
Okay.
20 seconds.
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My movie comes out October 29th, and tickets are on sale now for my movie, Miracle in East Texas.
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Happy Friday to you as well.
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At your peak, how many thousands of calories were you eating a day?
Was it like, you know, six roast chicken?
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You know what?
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So much to discuss.
You've got a new movie coming out.
But first things first, we love Brave Books, this series of kids' books that are just about, you know, just amazing, value-laden, classical stories.
And is it true you're the next guy in the series and you've got a new one out today?
I do, and it's called The Test of Linehood.
It's a book.
They actually came to me because I do a lot of speaking events, and I always say, we need to wake up the lines.
We always talk about the silent majority.
I still want the silent majority to wake up more, but I always say, we need to wake up the lines.
The sheep are gonna be sheep.
We need people out there not afraid to speak up.
So the book's called The Test of Linehood, and it's about letting boys be boys.
These books cater to four-year-old to 12-year-olds.
Instead of everybody telling them that they can do this or that, they feel like they're
a girl when they're nine years old.
It's like, guys, let them decide what they want to be when they grow up.
This book isn't a bashing thing towards homophobic or transphobia.
It has nothing to do with that.
It's letting boys be boys.
Pretty much let girls be girls.
Let them decide where their lives want to be, because we need to raise more strong men
in this country.
And it's a wonderful story about a little line cub named Lucas.
They're out in the woods with his two sisters.
The youngest one gets hurt by his plant that will kill you and he realizes he can't get back home in time, but he knows that the anecdote is up on top of this mountain.
So it's his challenges and his fears that he's got to get over to get up there and find that flower to save his little sister's life.
And it's a wonderful movie because I look at this.
We need stronger men in this country.
The stronger the man, I think the stronger the family, the stronger the community.
The Bible calls for men to be providers.
This doesn't take anything away from women.
Women just have a different role in the family unit than men do.
And it's important to have both of them together and hang out.
Because if you notice, Sitcoms, they've been doing this for decades now.
In the sitcoms, the dad is always kind of chunky, he's out of weight, he's kind of a loser.
A loser, yeah, always.
And the kids are always making fun of dad.
So this is what they're telling kids watching sitcoms, the father's not important in the family whatsoever.
Well, I'm telling you right now, the father is important.
I think if you eliminate the patriarchy, you're going to eliminate the human race.
All right, the book is, let's put it up on the screen, bravebooks.com, the latest, the test of lionhood out today from our buddy Kevin Sorbo, Let Boys Be Boys.
There's one boy who I think exemplified the Gatson flag itself when they tried to kick him out of school.
It's gone viral.
I haven't even played the clip yet.
But I think we should, because it's perfect timing with our friend Kevin.
He's called Jaden, and he had the Gatson flag on his backpack.
They wanted to kick him out of school, and they lost.
And here's his little response.
Cut 11.
Hey, guys.
Today was a good day.
Kind of.
When I got to school, the kids were really hyped up, because they saw me on Twitter, and kids are putting Don't Tread on Me on their locker.
Well, at least my new-made friends, because I'm big on Twitter and now they like me all of a sudden.
But the teachers on the other hand, I got some dirty looks, that's for sure.
They're definitely not happy with me.
But other than that, it was pretty good.
I was on the Charlie Kirk show and Ben Shapiro had me.
It was a really good day in my opinion.
Well, have a good day, y'all.
He's actually fiddling with a tricorn hat on the table.
It's very cool.
And the doctors were giving him... No, so the teachers were giving him dirty looks.
Of course they were, because they were all indoctrinated.
Kevin, what happened?
Did we just lie down?
Did conservatives just not pay attention to the culture?
Yeah, they need to wake up.
Andrew Breitbart said it, and you know it.
He said politics runs downstream from culture.
Who runs the culture?
Hollywood does.
The mainstream media does.
We see it being played out every single day.
This kid is a rock star.
Are you kidding me?
They were saying this patch was disruptive.
Disruptive to who?
I saw the size of the patch on his backpack.
It's that big.
I'm sure it was very disruptive to the class.
They couldn't study any longer.
Because teachers now, instead of math, when they're a math teacher, they just want to show movies that indoctrinate kids.
I mean, we need to wake up.
Well, let's talk about a different kind of movie.
It's out imminently.
It's called Miracle in East Texas.
Tell us about your next motion picture, Kevin.
Well if you can see it, there's a little poster for it right there.
And I directed this movie.
We got Lou Gasser Jr., we got John Ratzenberger, Tyler Mayne, my beautiful wife Sam is in it.
It's a true story set in 1930 about two con men that went through Oakland and Texas, wooing widows out of the money on fake oil wells.
They would sell 500% of the shares.
Declare a dry hole and move on to the next town.
True story.
They accidentally strike oil in Kilgore, Texas.
Largest oil find in the history of the world at that time.
It's won Best Romantic Comedy, Best Family Film, Judge's Favorite, Audience's Favorite.
It's won 10 film festivals.
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And if you're looking for a present for, you know, the young man, your, could be your nephew, your grandson, you gotta go to Bravebooks.com.
And the new book from Kevin as well.
He is a busy bee, isn't he?
The Test of Lionhood.
Bravebooks.com.
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7752 Music I wish there were some people like that.
That'd be very nice for me.
And yet, for some reason, the Communists, Democrats, and Atlanta made a mugshot of me.
That's a mugshot.
Because I said the election was rigged, and I believe it more strongly than ever.
It was a rigged election.
We all know why, and we know what they're doing, and we certainly get it.
But I know I'm your favorite president, and they make me look like a criminal, but it completely and totally backfired, as you probably read.
Since my mugshot was released, our campaign has raised over $10 million.
The people get it.
Check the next one and just tell me the length.
...for nearly three years crooked Joe Biden is...
Yeah, so cut.
The first one would be cut 12, that'd be 1 minute 23 seconds.
And then the next one, cut 13, 52 seconds.
Okay.
Is 13 working?
Is it alright?
Yeah, I stopped it.
I just checked it.
But did it look right?
Nearly three years crooked Joe Biden has waged a radical left crusade against America's hunters, fishermen, and sportsmen.
If you are a fisherman, or a hunter, or a sportsman, I can't even imagine you could vote for this group of maniacs.
They want to take away everything.
The far left's environmental bashes running Joe Biden's Fish and Wildlife Service have needlessly restricted lead ammunition and fishing tackle in large swaths.
Um, can you just do me a favor with Brandon?
Can you just go on his Twitter feed and just get a couple of cool images from his campaign?
Yeah, that's fine.
Like, you know, his promos or whatever.
I think there's one with an actual rhinoceros.
That was quite funny.
Do you want to do my pillow here?
Uh, yeah, I'm doing my pillow here, PhD in D again.
Got it.
Yeah, he's 2D.
So, the trial that's streaming, is YouTube gonna cut out when they bring up election fraud?
That's good.
That's good.
You'll have to say that, Linnea.
Oh...
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Bye.
Bye.
you First thing that I want the American people to know is the amount of money in the alleged laundering and bribery scheme is astronomical.
It is staggering.
It is shocking.
And it would blow your effing mind if you knew how much money we were talking about.
What is it with Nancy Mace?
Why does she have to talk about having sex with her boyfriend when she's at the prayer breakfast?
Jeff, you're a pretty cluding guy politically.
Has Gates ever said effing like that on an interview?
No, that's her.
Is she trying to be like the cool kid or what?
I'm not going to say, I can tell what she is a little bit.
She's around my age, I've known some women like her.
I think I kind of get a beat on it.
Okay, we will discuss that offline.
But how about, stay with us, stay with us.
I don't want to hear Another congressman or woman say, you won't believe how much corruption we've seen when it comes to the Bidens.
Why do they keep talking about it, Jeff, instead of bloody showing us?
Um, you're actually, now you're making me defend congressional Republicans a little bit.
Now I'm okay with it for a little bit, only because I think they want to push it off a little bit, drag it a little bit deeper, get it out of the summer.
They want to do this in late September, October, November.
If they don't deliver then, which they probably won't, then I'll be with you.
But I'm okay with them doing it now.
So you actually think they're going to deliver?
They're going to have to do something.
They're going to at least have to have the inquiries, and they're going to try to get the information out.
Will they impeach them?
I doubt it.
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New York, Elizabeth.
Hello?
Yes!
Oh my God.
Okay, I actually got you.
First of all, I think you are one of Trump's truest Most authentic fans.
I've been listening to you as long as I've been watching this.
I'm not a fan of the president.
I was his strategist, my dear.
I know.
You are brilliant.
And also, you're from Hungary, and I'm from Poland.
And I know what fascism is.
And I have a question for you.
Because I've been watching this.
I even got fired for him.
Because they used to call me Little Trumpet.
Okay, I need to know the story.
What did you do?
What did they fire you for, little Trumpette Elizabeth?
Well, in the end, certain people there told my boss that I was joining ISIS.
I was like, what?
They hated me that much because I supported Trump, and they hated Trump.
I was like, why do you hate him?
Well, all those famous female Polish members of ISIS.
I had a joke.
I said, you hate him because you ain't him.
Every man wants to be him and every woman wants to be in bed with him.
And they're like, honestly, what do you hate him for?
I don't know.
I just hate him.
I said, that's not a reason.
That's a circular logic.
Tell me why you hate him.
He's the archetypal New Yorker, a rich businessman, billionaire.
And I watched this insanity for seven years.
I'm like, listen, you know, all those people that showed up on January 6th?
Those people did not do anything.
They look like they... His supporters, I used to watch the rallies and it was like people going with pom-poms.
Have we lost you?
Oh, yes, you popped off.
So, Elizabeth, what's your question?
What's your comment?
My question is, what will it take?
Because I keep hearing people need to wake up.
People need to wake up.
I've been awake for seven years waiting for people to wake up.
What will it take?
I don't know what it'll take.
I guess, you know, five dollar a gallon gas is not enough.
I guess running out of baby formula isn't enough.
I guess, you know, New York full of illegal immigrants sleeping on the sidewalk and needles and drugs everywhere isn't enough.
I don't know, Elizabeth.
I can't answer that question for you, because I'm already in the fight.
By the sounds of your voice, you're already in the fight.
So I don't know.
What will it take for others?
Does something bad have to happen to them personally?
Or does the city they live in have to become uninhabitable?
I don't know, because I'm already in the fight, and you already are.
But I guess we can help them by telling them, if they don't get engaged, They're gonna lose it all.
Thank you, Elizabeth.
Thank you for your kind words.
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Ammunition is the first one.
Can you play seven, please, John?
If a prominent person commits a crime and is seeking office, that doesn't give them immunity.
If there's enough time to have it resolved before the election, it should be resolved.
The idea that, oh, okay, well, I'm sorry, we'll let you get run in the election and then after we'll address it, that's not a principle.
What a scumbag.
What an utter, complete scumbag.
charged, you know, charged with massive embezzlement and he says well you know
it's a year and a half to the election let's put that on hold will I run for a
re-election it's silly it's silly now you can argue about whether he should
have been charged and so forth but the idea that this is interfering with the
election is simply... What a scumbag. What an utter complete scumbag. Play cut one for me please.
Yeah nervous laugh or really the fact that Joe Biden has used derisive
laughter like that as a weapon all his career and it's worked for him to sort
of put off the questioner and showed disdain for the question.
But look, if he has nothing to hide, he should be answering these questions because they're coming thick and fast and he's never ever addressed the mountain of evidence that's being uncovered.
PhD.
Yeah.
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Happy Friday, Don.
Dr. G, happy Friday, happy pre-labor day.
Welcome back to the front.
I know, I forgot already.
It's going to be a three, it's going to be a three day weekend, Don.
What are you going to do?
Oh man, I'm doing a staycation.
I'm staying close to home.
We're just going to barbecue, hang out.
With the family, enjoy everybody.
What's your favorite thing to barbecue?
What's your favorite cut of meat?
Oh, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a massive ribeye steak man.
Oh, nice.
There's only one thing that beats a ribeye for me.
My favorite, porterhouse.
Oh, you can't, oh, porterhouse is awesome.
Well, that's, that's a ribeye and um... And a loin, and a tenderloin.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh man, I like the way you think.
Dr. G, I wish I had a happier thing to talk about, but I am stunned.
Epoch Times had a big article back on Tuesday the 22nd about Vivek Ramaswamy giving a speech on foreign policy at the Nixon Library, no less.
And I almost, my chin hit the floor.
It's like, This guy's talking about withdrawing to a fortress America to the Western Hemisphere.
We're going to cut off aid to Israel.
We're going to abandon Taiwan once we get our computer chip industry built up.
I can't think of all the things he's doing and I'm thinking, Who's foreign policy is this supposed to be America's?
You're a professional geostrategist, Dr. G. You know that isolationism doesn't work.
A Fortress America policy doesn't work because the rest of the world's going to be taken over by our enemies.
They're going to absorb all those resources and then turn them against us.
You know, the Western Hemisphere doesn't have that many resources compared to the rest of the world.
Eurasia plus Africa, that's bigger than North America and South America.
So, Dr. G, I am stunned.
If Mr. Trump wants to put him in charge of biotech or fighting wokeism in industry, that's one thing.
But to have him even talk about him as vice president, one heartbeat away from the presidency, Good night, Irene.
I haven't read that article, but I've heard what he'd said and all the other things he got in trouble for saying about Israel.
But look, this goes back to the summer of 2015, Don.
When I'm teaching at Quantico with the Marines, and I get this phone call out of the blue from some guy called Corey, who I have no idea who he is, and it's Lewandowski.
And he's saying Mr. Trump is preparing for the national security debate with the GOP candidates this fall.
Would you potentially come and meet him and maybe become his advisor?
And I... Trump?
Donald Trump?
Uh, okay.
And I get on a plane and I fly to Trump Tower.
It's just me, the future president, and Corey.
And we have this unbelievable discussion on national security issues from, you know, literally the Civil War.
to the utility or the non-utility of nuclear weapons in the 21st century and halfway through he does the classic Trump thing and he says he turns to Cory and says I like this guy let's hire him and I can sign an NDA I wrote six policy papers on the big issues you can guess which ones they were the big national security issues and a guy who was a reality TV phenomena amazingly successful real estate guy He turns to somebody to advise him on national security.
And Don, I don't think Vivek has done that.
I mean, yes, I'd love to see him do entrepreneurship or innovation in the second Trump administration, but you don't know anything about national security.
Talk to somebody who does.
And clearly, either he hasn't spoken to anybody, or he's just listening to Tucker Carlson.
You're so right, Dr. G, because when I listen to him, it's like, he's a smart guy!
Yes!
I'm thinking, who is his advisor?
Whoever he is, fire him!
To me, I'm so afraid it's just pandering.
He's pandering.
We have to face it, there's an isolationist element in our movement, and that's not good for America.
Gosh, I hope somebody can just, you know, take him to the woodshed and straighten him out, you know, because... Look, I've been thinking this, Don, and I think this conversation with you is going to tip me over the edge.
I've got a cell phone.
I'm just going to reach out to him and say, look, I'm on the president's team.
I'm, you know, I'm on Team Trump.
But dude, if you want me to give you some advice, On key issues and why Israel matters, I'm happy to sit down over a cup of coffee and explain them to you.
But Don, you're right.
Don't be a panderer.
Thank you.
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I wouldn't worry about Vivek with foreign policy.
No, but I'm saying because I don't think it's, I think he's exactly right.
He is pandering to the isolationist movement, but it's not something he feels strong about because he's been campaigning for six months and now we're just hearing it.
Think about how many interviews he's done and speeches.
It's something like he, it's almost like he just ignored.
You know what I mean?
Right, but you don't think he can suddenly get a passion for it?
I think he can suddenly be convinced, hey, here's why it's important.
I don't think he's a guy... Right, but what if he's... Like, Tucker Carlson, doesn't matter what you said to him, he's never gonna change his mind.
Right.
I'm saying if Vivek, I think, would easily change his mind on this issue.
It's not like a guy that's gonna be... Okay.
Because he hasn't, think about it, it's been six months, he's never even talked about it.
That's true, that's true.
But if he's the Veep, then it's important.
No, he definitely is, but I'm saying I wouldn't fear that.
It'd be tough to convince him.
Yeah, but why is somebody like that, who's clearly so smart on economic stuff, why is he pandering?
Because he probably gets his news from social media, podcasts and stuff.
I'm telling you, people my age and younger, it's such a difference.
It's crazy.
I'm like the cutoff.
It's different, you know what I mean?
Those guys keep coming up on my feed though, what is it, the Drunken Bros guys?
Yeah.
Why are they speaking so dirty lately?
It was three years anyway, what was it?
I don't know. I don't remember.
I don't remember.
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Let's go to Wendy Louisville.
Hi.
Hey.
Hi.
I got your book, D.C.
G. Hogg.
And the thing is, I do not understand why you're so intent.
I think you should read the prologue on your show, because it explains everything.
I should do what?
Read the prologue in your book.
Oh, read the prologue?
Why?
Why should I read the prologue to my audience?
Because it explains why you're so intense.
I didn't understand why you were so intense on being so active and everything else.
You mean my family background?
Yes.
Okay, I kind of take you for granted now that I've been doing it for four and a half years, you know, that people know why I am so intense in my family background.
But maybe, you know, we got new listeners.
Thank you, Wendy.
I appreciate that.
Stay on the line.
Let's give her the war for America's soul so she can understand why I'm still so intense.
Let's go to our buddy Franco!
Dr. G!
That makes my week.
When I hear that horn, Blair, that makes my week.
All right, what are you doing today, Franco?
Same old, same old.
That's all I do is haul soy-based biodiesel now.
But I got a question for you.
Go ahead.
I have been looking and looking and looking.
I have one end of the internet to the other, and I cannot find, maybe you know, I'm trying to figure out what Maxine Waters' name was before she transitioned.
You cheeky chappy!
She does have a certain... What shall we say it?
Angularity to her features, does she not, Franco?
I wonder if Lionel Richie used to have a brother.
You are so spicy today!
What did you have for breakfast?
Did you have like jalapenos in your scrambled eggs?
No, but I'm heading for a godfather's pizza.
Are you serious?
Oh, Alex.
I am.
Alex, tell Franco what we had for lunch today here.
Franco, we had a godfather pizza here today for lunch.
See, I can't have dairy, so the only day of the week that I can eat whatever I want is Friday night.
You are a superb individual.
I rotate the pizzas on Friday between pepperoni and the godfather.
And today, it was the meat lover's godfather.
Stay safe, my friend Franco.
Where did that?
That was so much fun.
What?
Did somebody say something in my ear?
Or was that Franco?
Did I forget something?
I hope.
OK, that was Franco.
Toot that horn, buddy.
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You're listening to America First.
I'm Mike Gilliam.
This is America First.
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We're playing that Happy Friday music just to get in the mood.
And since it is Friday, we have to check in with the man at Mar-a-Lago.
I don't know if he's at Mar-a-Lago, but he works for the man from Mar-a-Lago, attorney to the president, former colleague of mine in the White House.
We just call him the Baron.
Boris Epstein, how are you?
I'm great, my friend, because I'm talking to you and your wonderful audience, and it is an honor.
All right.
Far too kind.
Cut it out.
Senior adviser to the Trump 2024 campaign.
I am loving seeing President Trump back on Twitter and especially, I don't know what you guys have done, you and your colleagues at Mar-a-Lago, but you've really ramped up the number of short, brief, policy-oriented videos the President is dropping on social media.
And I just want to play a little bit of one right now.
Another one we'll play later with regards to the Second Amendment.
Here's Cut12, one of the recent videos from the 45th President of the United States.
Is there anyone on the planet that doesn't know what I look like?
I wish there were some people like that.
That'd be very nice for me.
And yet, for some reason, the Communists, Democrats, and Atlanta made a mugshot of me.
That's a mugshot.
Because I said the election was rigged.
And I believe it more strongly than ever.
It was a rigged election.
We all know why, and we know what they're doing, and we certainly get it.
But I know I'm your favorite president, and they make me look like a criminal, but it completely and totally backfired, as you probably read.
Since my mugshot was released, our campaign has raised over $10 million.
The people get it.
The people know this is a sham and a scam.
This is nothing but election interference.
They want to interfere with our election so they can try and damage me with all these...
Lawsuits that you see flying all over the place.
But it's election interference is orchestrated by crooked Joe Biden, the worst president in the history of our country, along with the deep state.
And on November 5th, 2024, it's going to backfire again when we win back the White House and make America great again.
I just want to thank you for your tremendous support.
And here it is.
If you want to go out and get it, you can go out and get it.
Have fun with it.
But people do like it, I must say.
Thank you very much.
At the end, he's holding up the official Never Surrender t-shirt.
The first article I saw is, I think, 24,000 of those t-shirts sold.
We have our own version.
It's a little bit different.
It is the mugshot, but instead it says Trump 2024.
Ours are flying off the shelves right now.
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Make a donation to the president because he needs our help so we can get him back in the White House.
Boris, I just... It's weird.
I don't want to try and put myself in the mindset of these people, but when you take measures like the booking photograph and the fourth arrest and the 91, you know, different charges, and then your boss makes $7 million in the first 24 hours, just how stupid are these people, Baron?
Well, Sebastian, here's the deal.
Everything that they've thrown at President Trump has only made him stronger, because the American people are coalescing behind him, the American people are supporting him, and these Democrats, they keep overstepping.
How have they not learned?
Russia, Russia, Russia.
Ukraine, Ukraine, Ukraine.
Two fake impeachments, and now all these cases being thrown at him, and he is fighting them all off and winning.
Why?
Because President Donald J. Trump has done absolutely nothing wrong.
He's always fought, fights, and will fight for the United States of America.
And that's why we're seeing the kind of support we are, and that Democrats just don't understand.
You know why? Because they have lost any connection with the American people.
These rabid Democrats, they have no idea how the American people feel. They have no idea
how the American people are living. All they're focused on is holding on to power,
and that's why they're failing.
But it's not just that they don't know how real America feels.
They have utter contempt and disregard for real America. So, Nancy Pelosi gives this interview,
and this is what—so, let's be clear here. No one in American history
has garnered more than 130 million votes in two elections.
There's only one person who's done that, and that's President Trump.
And talking about those voters, this is what Nancy Pelosi just said.
This is cut six, play cut.
It's interesting to see how there's a certain element of the population who will just go for him.
They're people we would probably never get.
They don't share our values in terms of respect for the dignity and worth of every person and the rest.
So the party that is pro-Planned Parenthood, 800,000 babies killed every year, the party that is pro-open borders resulting in 110,000 fentanyl and drug deaths in the last 12 months, they're the ones accusing Trump voters of not having the requisite respect for human dignity, Boris?
These people are insane!
They're insane, they're deranged, and they're divorced from reality.
And that's why President Trump is dominating them in the polls.
I mean, the McLaughlin poll came out, President Trump was up by 8 points over Joe Biden in the battleground state.
Not even the country overall where he's up by leaps and bounds, in the battleground state.
And that's why in the primary, President Trump is completely running away with it.
You know, the poll came out asking Republicans who they think is best positioned to beat Crooker Joe Biden, President Trump at 62, and Ron DeSantis at 13.
Why?
Because again, it is so clear between President Trump's strength, including those great policy videos, and the weakness of the Democrats, that President Trump is the only one who could save our country.
I hate to bring this up, but we have to.
There's a former Attorney General, who was Attorney General in the Bush administration as well, who should know a little bit about the law.
He was actually Chief Counsel for the CIA as well, which probably says a lot.
And Bill Barr, who worked in the Trump administration, he thinks what's happening right now in America is completely normal.
This is Cut Seven, the former Attorney General of the United States.
If a prominent person commits a crime and is seeking office, that doesn't give them immunity.
If there's enough time to have it resolved before the election, it should be resolved.
The idea that, oh, okay, well, I'm sorry, we'll let you get run in the election and then after we'll address it, that's not a principle.
I mean, just think, some mayor charged with massive embezzlement and he says, well, it's a year and a half to the election.
Let's put that on hold.
Will I run for re-election?
It's silly.
It's silly.
Now, you can argue about whether he should have been charged and so forth, but the idea that this is interfering with the election is simply wrong.
Well, that's garbage, to use a polite word.
There's a reason presidents can't be prosecuted.
And also, how is it that, I guess, as an attorney general twice, I guess he has a law degree somewhere, and he says at the beginning of that sentence, Boris, and you have a law degree, you practice law, you work for the president, he says, if he's committed a crime, But Boris, in America, we have the presumption of innocence.
Why does Bill Barr suddenly ignore the presumption of innocence for people like President Trump?
Because Bill Barr is a rhino.
Bill Barr doesn't know the truth.
He's completely lost now.
And Bill Barr is the one who absolutely failed to investigate the election fraud after and lied to President Trump about it after the 2020 presidential election.
And he knows he's in the wrong and he's been trying to lie about it and cover it up ever since.
As you said, there's no mayoral immunity.
There's presidential immunity in our country.
Why?
Because the President of the United States is an executive branch all by himself.
He's a branch of government.
And if these attacks are allowed to continue, our country won't survive.
So these parallels that Bill Barr and others are drawing are absolutely false.
And frankly, they cut at the very nature, the very substance of America.
And how is it, as you reminded us, that before the elections, this man goes on CNN with this blistering segment on how you're playing with fire, mailing out ballots is incredibly dangerous.
Why is it dangerous before the election, but afterwards he says, oh no, no problem?
Why is that, Boris?
Especially when he completely failed to investigate it and again lied about it.
It just tells you exactly what's wrong with the swamp, what's wrong with the establishment, and that is why President Trump has said unequivocally that he, once he's back in office, he will once and for all drain the swamp.
He will finish what was started in his first term, and he will get it done, and we will not have rhino dinosaurs like Bill Barr polluting our government.
Rhino dinosaurs, a new phrase from the Baron.
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Good, good.
We haven't had a kitchen for, like, two months.
So finally, today, we have a kitchen.
Oh, really?
Yeah, I'm in the middle of all that.
My wife is happy, because it's been a lot of takeout.
Some of the shorter ones are longer.
Do you guys redo some stuff?
Is that what you do?
Oh, we riffed it out.
This is the new kitchen as of today.
Oh, nice.
Where's all the... Oh, yeah.
She just... All the new lighting, new islands, blah, blah, blah.
She says the economy's so crap, just put all the money in the house.
Yeah.
No, I... We did everything during COVID.
I mean, it was funny.
It was hilarious.
Like, I replaced the windows.
I just, like, what else can I do?
The fire, you know, chimney swept.
You know, I just, like, what else?
And now we're doing the floors and painting.
Yeah, the floors are a pain because you have to move everything.
Yeah, and we're just going to replace all the furniture.
Oh, that's easy.
Have a big bonfire and then buy new furniture.
Give the old furniture away.
You know what's really cool with this?
And I had no idea these things existed.
When they ripped out the kitchen, there was a charity that takes all of it for people who want to upgrade their kitchen but don't have money.
Oh, that's cool.
So everything, I mean the furniture, the cabinets, repurposed.
That's really, really cool.
It's like a whole industry now.
Yeah, we gave, the last time we gave all our furniture to, it's called Operation Hope or something, but basically helping homeless vets and they have, you know, their houses.
I think we're just giving it to Salvation Army this time, which is fine.
It's all good.
Come in with cut one, then I'll do the short car read and then I'm gonna do the The second Pelosi cut on China, which is cut four.
Okay.
But I'm going to do car in between.
Can't she just go away?
I'm so sorry.
Yeah, nervous laugh or really the fact that Joe Biden has used derisive laughter like that as a weapon all his career and it's worked for him to sort of put off the questioner and show disdain for the question.
But look, if he has nothing to hide, he should be answering these questions because they're coming thick and fast and he's never ever addressed the mountain of evidence that's being uncovered.
The great Miranda Devine of the New York Post, one of the original people who uncovered the laptop from hell, with a very simple question.
Why can't the current incumbent in the White House answer the questions about all those monies?
Tens of millions of dollars from places like Russia, Ukraine, China?
Should be a simple answer to give, shouldn't it?
Instead of nervous derisive laugh that we've become used to over the last 49 years.
We're going to discuss China momentarily with our national security expert, par excellence, but first things first.
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All right, it's Friday, so we must be joined by the Heritage Foundation's Colonel Dr. Jim Carafano, who's undercover today.
Welcome in studio, Jim.
Hey, it is good to be with you.
All right.
I got to say something.
He thinks it's his show.
No, no, seriously.
I am so proud of you.
I mean, people don't know how long we've known each other.
But, you know, just sitting out there listening to you and what you do every day and how you continue to give back to the country and raise these issues and talk to people.
I mean, it's just such an honor to call you a friend.
I just want to say that.
Dude, you're going to make me blush now.
It is true.
I knew you when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
I knew you when I was some crazy foreigner and we'd go to conferences in Europe and it's very kind of you to say that because I love this country.
You've actually served it in uniform and it means a lot to me and especially, you know, it really touches my heart like every week or every twice a week you'll do this tweet where you say, listen to these guys and gals on the radio and then it always comes up on my feed because I'm there and you're spreading the good word, Jim.
Well, you know, there are.
I do do that because there are, you know, honestly, there are some people.
I have a couple of different ones that I do.
I do radio ones because there are some radio people in this country who are who are not just world class.
They, as a collective mind, are really having the kind of conversations that you cannot get on Twitter.
You cannot get anyplace else.
And you absolutely You know, totally top the list on that.
And then there's some other, you know, folks around the world that, you know, if you go looking for interesting people to listen to, there's a lot, there's a lot.
This is a thing why, forget about disinformation and, you know, monitoring and stuff.
Let people run wild through the information world.
And you will find if, instead of telling people, tell me what I should listen to and believe, go out and learn for yourself.
You know, it's like when you were a kid, you went to school.
Once you learned how to learn, School is actually fun.
It was like being a detective.
You're discovering things for yourself that you own, like on a voyage of discovery.
And I think it's the same way in the, whether it's the internet or the Substack or these other places, there are so much good people out there.
And if you go look for them, you can open up a universe of really interesting things.
It's like when you're a kid, you know, before the internet, when you got to understand how a library works, and just to be let loose, I would spend hours, and I'm finding this book, that book, authors you don't know about, have that attitude to the information age.
You know, that is funny you should say that, because that's exactly what I do.
I get on my bike, I'm riding down the library, and I would just walk the stacks, and just see what's there.
And that's, I think, why I love the internet so much, I love the internet age, because I just look for things that are interesting.
It's just time management, because there's so much to plan.
Well, yeah, yeah.
But that's why you love to see, you know, what the cream rises to the top.
But really, you know, particularly the world we're in now, we need voices like yours.
Not because you tell people what to think, but because you bring them issues and say, you know, what do you think about that?
And it's just great.
Well, you're a good man, Charlie Brown.
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Let's talk about one of those threats that we have to understand better.
It's called China and the former Speaker of the House had this to say about China.
Cut four.
So, we don't have shared values, but we have a shared planet, and we have to work with the Chinese to save the planet, because they're now, I think, the biggest emitter, if not us, they're second, and they're part of the solution in all of this.
So we're going to save the planet with China's help, Jim.
Can you just comment?
Yeah, I mean, this is so old.
I mean, why isn't she wearing bell-bottoms and tie-dyed t-shirt?
I mean, these are views that people espoused 20 years ago.
And we know what China is.
It is the world's greatest threat to the freedom and prosperity of the United States and everybody else.
It's why one of the things that we're proudest of at Heritage is getting on the China Challenge.
Matter of fact, we wrote the definitive plan for how to deal with China.
It's called Winning the New Cold War because this, my friend, is a real cold war.
And people like that, they were danger.
These are the kind of people that when Hitler was rising said, well, You know, we've got to work with this guy.
After all, they're hosting the Olympics.
I mean, come on, be fair here.
You know what it's telling for me in that clip?
When this is the former Speaker of the House, who's, you know, had access to all classified information.
She says, either us or they are the first polluter in the world.
She doesn't know.
There's one thing.
China, and you know this, China is more polluting than the whole Western world combined.
And she thinks maybe America is worse than China.
Actually, the United States has had the greatest reduction.
We can debate about whether greenhouse gases cause climate change.
We can debate that.
We've had the greatest reduction.
We have done more to improve the environment faster than any other country.
As a matter of fact, when you look at our research, what we discovered is this really interesting link, because we do this thing every year, Index of Economic Freedom.
One of the things that we found is the richer a country is and the freer a country is, the better they take care of the environment.
Interesting, isn't it?
Yes, which is why the United States is actually a global leader.
And as a matter of fact, we had better environmental outcomes under the last president.
We had better CO2 emissions.
If you don't believe me, just please check everything Jim and I say.
We had better reductions of CO2 emissions after President Trump withdrew us from the Paris Accords.
Voluntarily!
We said, hang on, this is not about some, you know, uber-national, super-national entity.
No, we will decide.
We don't want to be controlled by something outside the U.S.
It's one of the proudest moments of my time.
I was standing back at the Rose Garden.
That environment had nothing to do with me, but it was a beautiful sunny day, and when President Trump stood at the podium and said, I was elected by the citizens of Pittsburgh and not Paris, and then afterwards we actually dropped the CO2 emissions more than was required by the Paris Accords, that's when you realize a lot of this is an utter shell game, even if Nancy doesn't understand.
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Yeah, I actually dropped my substack just because I I did it because I wanted to understand the platform.
I think it's a great platform.
I think it has enormous potential.
And I did it for a while.
It's like, okay.
And then I just dropped it.
So here for me, and this is where I tried out locals.
Didn't work for me.
I'm trying out Substack.
And my buddies who have the Trigonometry podcast in the UK, they nailed it.
They said these alternative platforms Work when you have the character of the outsider, the loner.
If you're like at Fox News or Heritage or Salem, you've got a backbone, right?
You've got a platform.
If you're two crazy dudes who are former comedians doing analysis on politics, it makes sense to have a substack because you don't have the platform.
So I think that's a little bit of an incongruence for me.
It's like Barry Weiss.
If you leave the New York Times, you've got to have a platform.
But the thing is, I mean, she throws everything into this.
I mean, she treats it like it.
And that is the real deal.
You have to treat it like a day job.
Yeah, like Greenwald.
It's got to be your day job.
Right.
That's exactly right.
That's right.
And you didn't have to say that, but thank you.
That's very kind.
No, it's absolutely.
I was thinking, what are we going to talk about today?
You know, because I never say that, but it's really true.
And I'm just so proud of what you do.
We have to work out, we keep talking about it, we have to work out when we first met.
Because it was donkeys, it was like 20 years ago.
No, it was over 20.
Yeah, over, at least.
Must have been one of the things Bridget organized.
It might have been, I don't know, I can't think back on it.
So what else did you do in your house?
Windows?
Floors?
Oh, yeah.
Well, we did all the windows.
Did all the kitchen tops.
Did all the cabinetry.
Bought all new appliances.
Oh, the big jobs.
Yeah, I redid both bathrooms.
Oh, my gosh.
Yeah.
So the only thing that was left is... I don't think it's been painted in 20 years.
We're going to paint.
So when we moved in there, it was our first place that we had together, right?
And we made a deal because she sold her house in Pennsylvania, and I was just in this condo in DC.
I said, let's not bring anything.
Let's just buy all new stuff that's our stuff.
So when we first moved there, we bought... Did they have similar tastes?
Yeah, that was actually a lot of fun, right?
But now we're looking at it, it's like we've had it for 10 years and we're like, eh.
Upgrade.
Yeah, or change and stuff.
The other thing we're doing is I never had a TV until we got married.
I was opposed to it, and so I compromised.
Missed a film buff?
Well, because I watched them on little DVD things.
So we've always kind of jury-rigged the whole kind of TV internet system.
And so now we're just scrapping everything.
You're getting an entertainment center?
Well, yeah, we're just buying all new stuff, and then we're having professionals come in and connect it all up and everything.
And we're doing that as part of the redo.
So this ought to hold us for a while, I would hope.
25.
So I'm off to Bucharest.
What?
Bucharest?
On Tuesday, yeah.
What's the event?
It's the three season issue.
or anything, you know?
I'm just a guy.
Knee deep in the swamp.
First place in your hearts.
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She said something that's, look, She's a press secretary and she's got to give political cover for her boss.
But this statement that I will be discussing again this evening as I guest host for Rob Schmidt.
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This is the press secretary for the current incumbent of the White House talking about the border.
Cut 9.
I would say this.
The president has done more to secure the border and to deal with this issue of immigration than anybody else.
with this issue more through executive action or otherwise because of concerns of how Republicans
might react, you would say what?
I would say this.
The president has done more to secure the border and to deal with this issue of immigration
than anybody else.
He really has.
No editorial content from me, Jim Carrafano.
You are Mr. Homeland Security.
You literally wrote the textbook.
Your reaction to that statement from the White House?
So the way the White House got reductions in illegal entry was essentially they just paroled people in the United States.
They make illegals legal.
Well, here's the thing.
They're not actually making them legal.
They're paroling them into the United States and saying, oh, you can apply for asylum or refugee status.
Well, first of all, a lot of them will never do that.
None of them will qualify for... If it's done properly.
Well, none of them will qualify for refugee status.
So literally, they're all just going to wind up being illegal.
Yeah.
So we're, you know, when I first said that, it may have been on your show, actually, when Biden was first elected, he said his open border policies, In a year, we will have an add a million people and we
probably already surpass that.
By the time, by the end of Biden's term, he will have doubled the illegal population in the United
States. So you got to explain to me as somebody who follows these issues, who's literally written
the book on it. What is the end game? You know, this is the one we all struggle with, is how do
you explain? Because one of the explanations is, well, eventually they'll all just become voters.
Because there's two, you know, they'll say, well, there's so many and we just got to give them asylum.
They'll all be amnesty and they'll all, and they'll all vote Democrat.
I don't think that's, I used to believe that.
I don't think that's true.
I think this is really the test case for Georgia Soros open society, that there are no borders.
And the whole idea is, yeah, at some point, when a billion people move here, the United
States will become completely overwhelmed.
And that's OK, because that just proves that we need to hand all power to our overlords
so they can allocate resources and everything else to tell us what to do.
So let's be clear here.
Hillary Clinton actually said this at a meeting of bankers.
She said that her dream is to have a borderless hemisphere, which is Karl Popper, it's open society, it's everything else.
But how do these people Think they'll still be in power if there's no national sovereignty.
That's what I don't get.
Because they think that more responsibility and authority and power will gravitate to them to manage this.
So literally... The crisis.
This is their idea.
This is their idea to blow up the world order.
This is their nuclear weapon to destroy everything.
Look, the natural outcome of this Over a billion people will move to the United States.
I don't know if you know your math, but there's about 300 and some odd million Americans.
We will be a very small minority in our own country.
And I know this sounds like crazy tinfoil stuff, right?
And a year ago, I would have pointed at me and said, that's a guy with crazy tinfoil.
But this is the reality of what's going on here.
No other country on the planet has a border thing like this, only in the United States.
And it is intentional, and it's designed as the great experiment.
It is the first step in this.
This is huge.
We've only got 30 seconds left.
We're talking to Jim Carufano.
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How did the professionals, you and me, the people who eat, drink, and sleep this stuff, how did we miss the gestation of these insane ideas?
Oh, we didn't, actually.
I mean, we wrote a paper when I was at Heritage.
If Joe Biden wins, what's going to happen?
And I wrote a whole paper that here's what's going to happen on the border, and it's exactly what's going on.
No, no, no, but that's a couple years ago.
This has to have been just stating since Karl Popper in the 60s.
And then we just ignore it?
Well, look, it's because, you know, honestly, it's because of what they've done on everything.
Like, you know, Obama came in and he said marriage, traditional marriage is fine.
Where do we end up at the end of Obama's administration?
Two genders is fine.
They lie about... This is the whole thing of cultural Marxism.
You lie about this stuff until you have power, and then you change everything.
And that reminds me, somebody called Katie Gawker wrote a big heritage paper on cultural Marxism.
Go right now to Heritage.org.
Wait till you see their book.
Wait till you see their book.
They finished it two days ago.
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There is a man out there who's very famous for his love of a certain piece of Soviet iron.
He is the most famous Booster for the Kalashnikov, and he's not satisfied with the way it comes from the factory.
Here's one of the crazy things he's doing with it.
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Albert, the M1 Garand was designed to fire.
That being said, you can't be afraid to dream a bit bigger, darling.
Now if you're familiar with the channel, you of course know about the AK-50 project, from its first test fire to the
cycling V2 prototype.
The man who thought it would be sensible to try and make a weapon that was designed for a intermediate cartridge fire
a heavy machine gun round, the .50 Cal, .50 AK.
Oh, he's crazy, but I want one too.
Brandon Herrera, the AK guy, welcome back to America First and the Second Amendment Hour.
It's good to see you again.
Perhaps not sensible, but definitely fun.
And needed.
I think the word is needed.
Right, right.
Of course.
Everybody needs a little bit more .50 cal in their life.
Look, I'm not kidding.
This is not, you know, bravado or anything else.
I got more guns than I can count.
I love them all.
I love the guns that I, you know, hankered after as a kid and couldn't afford.
When I got my first .50 cal Barrett, it's just fun.
It's just the .50 cal is a fun gun.
It's something you can't explain to people unless they've shot one.
You just think, oh, big guns!
It's quite the experience if you've never pulled the trigger on one yourself.
All right.
We'll talk about the latest developments in the AK-50, but this is the guy who, like, I don't know, four months ago after a few cigars, he texts me randomly and says, I think I might run for Congress.
What do you think?
And then I gave him my sage advice, and then he kind of just ghosts me for a few months.
I think he's behaving like a politician already.
Doesn't like answering his texts.
I would never.
No, no, never, never, never, never.
But he picked up his phone this morning, and that was his big mistake.
He picked up his cell phone.
Tell us, were you crazy, man, what you've decided to do in Texas?
Well, unfortunately, I...
I did the mistake of digging into my elected representative here in Texas.
And the more I found out about him, the more I realized this is somebody that we just really need to get out of office.
He's a very bad Republican, very bad conservative.
Voted against gun rights, voted against strong border policy, and had never faced a primary challenge of any real degree since he entered office.
And I figured, you know what?
I'm in a position to change that.
I guess that's crazy enough to do it.
So here we are.
That's really interesting because you didn't give me that backstory originally that you're not just motivated to be a citizen politician for the sake of it, but because somebody has done you wrong in the voters of Texas.
So that explains a lot.
So let's put up a little bit of your campaign imagery.
Making America Texas again.
I love it.
Holding a very nice piece of Hardware in his arms.
Is that a DR Spectre sight on the top of that weapon?
That is, in fact.
It's the Spectre on top of an M249 saw.
Oh, I love the Spectre.
I don't care what you guys say about the eye relief.
I love the Spectre.
I've got it on one of my bullpup .50 cals.
It is a nice piece of kit.
The next image kind of explains what you just said to us, and it has to do with you hanging out with the real Rhino.
You know, a real one, like with the horn at the top of its nose.
And then the last one, another image from your campaign.
So, God bless you for taking on this rhino in Texas District 23.
It's only been a couple of months.
I connected you with one of the best guys I know in political analysis.
What's it been like?
Has it been a rollercoaster, Brandon?
It has been wild, but you know, the support has been really good.
We don't want to talk about our fundraising numbers publicly yet until Uh, that has to be publicly disclosed because we don't really, we're keeping the cards pretty close to the chest, but I can say that we're doing very well.
And if our main goal here is to get Tony out of his seat, Tony Gonzalez, uh, the, my current Congressman, if our job is to get him out of his seat, I think we're going to give him a run for his money.
What's the website where people can support you, Brandon?
It is brandonherreraforcongress.com.
And things have been going very well for us.
And like I said, we're trying to knock out a rhino out of his chair.
And I think we're going pretty well on that goal so far.
I'm going to not buy myself all that ammunition I wanted to buy this weekend, and I'm going to make a donation to BrandonHerreraForCongress.com as soon as I'm off the show.
And if you know how expensive ammunition is, you'll understand what that means.
BrandonHerreraForCongress.com.
I love it.
I warned you what the cost would be to do it.
You, nevertheless, you jumped in there with both feet.
Explain, if you would, we've got a minute left, why you, an incredibly successful young man in the media space who didn't have to do this, why did you decide to run for Congress, Brandon?
I think that's exactly why, to be honest, because I don't see, I've never had any inclination to be a politician, that was never my main goal by any means.
But, you know, this country has treated me extraordinarily well, and I've done very well for myself very early.
And I completed what I thought was, you know, my game of life, what I thought was success.
And now I'm afforded the opportunity to be able to, at a loss, pursue other things that I think are important.
And one of those is, you know, protecting gun rights in this country and protecting constitutional rights in general.
And this seemed like, you know, I was in a position to be able to do this and do it properly.
And so once I learned more about, again, my elected representative, I realized this wasn't just something that I should do, it was something that I had to do.
That's the attitude that built America and Texas.
Let's get this guy elected to the 23rd Congressional District.
Brandon Herrera for Congress.com.
And there's a very special reason he should do that.
He has already told me, and I've seen it in writing, that if we get him elected, he will be raffling off an AK-50.
It is fact.
I can declare that now in front of three and a half million people.
Maybe.
Brandon Herrera for Congress.com.
Thank you, Brandon, and Godspeed.
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All right, before we make movies great again, let's squeeze in one more call.
Let's go to our buddy, Matt, in North Carolina.
Hello, Dr. Gorka, Commander of Conservative Radio, which I tried to say Tuesday, but once again, the phone company messed me up.
Greetings, my friend.
What topic brings you to our humble show today?
My topic is congratulations on your beautiful Trump 2024 flag, which everyone loves, including 18-wheelers like Franco driving today.
I enjoyed it.
On being your new bestseller.
Well, thank you.
Yeah, I think it is.
Maybe, I think the mugshot t-shirt has knocked it off the poll position, but people love that flag because, you know, you've got to compete with the BLM crazies and Antifa.
Tell the world that you are supporting President Trump.
So yeah, fly the flag.
Any other comment or question, Matt?
Yes, sir, I do.
I had a feeling, Tuesday before the phone company messed me up, sir, I was going to say, hey, how about a Trump flag with a mugshot on the front?
And all of a sudden, lo and behold, before the phone company messes me up, I'm listening to your show and I thought I knew he'd beat me to it, the commander of conservative radio.
So you want us to have a flag with a mugshot?
Oh, that's a great idea.
Yeah, you know what I've been thinking of and I'm trying to work out the design.
Last three days I've been trying to work out the, because of the story about the kid being kicked out of school and then getting let back in, something to do with President Trump and the Gadsden flag.
I haven't worked it out yet, but the elves are busy.
Thank you, Matt.
I'm Sebastian Gawker.
It's Friday.
Let's have some fun.
Let's make movies great again.
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Impressive.
Most impressive.
see things you people wouldn't believe.
I want to talk to God.
Let's go see him again.
Let's go see him again.
Where do you live?
In the city.
Do you have a house?
Apartment.
On a rent?
Rent.
What do you do for a living?
Lots of things.
Don't have one.
How come?
It's a long story.
Do you have kids?
No, I don't.
How come?
It's an even longer story.
Are you my dad's brother?
What's your record for consecutive questions asked? 38.
I'm your dad's brother, all right.
They say never work with children and animals.
I guess there's a couple of exceptions to that, Macaulay Culkin.
Being very impressive in a movie I don't think I'd ever heard of.
A movie that came out a year before Home Alone made him the child star of the 1980s.
It's some movie called Uncle Buck, and for the next hour, some guy called Chris Coles is going to tell you why he likes it.
Welcome, Mr. Reagan, to Making Movies Great Again from the forests of Oregon.
That's right.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah, for sure.
Look, I get the sense.
I get the sense.
This will not be an 11 out of 10.
I'm warning you now.
Spoilers.
This will not get a 10 out of 10 in our ratings.
Maybe Sebastian Gorka did not appreciate this movie as much as I thought he might.
Look, this is not, like, the same kind of masterpiece level as, like, you know, Hunt for Red October.
He's saying this with a straight face!
He's actually saying this isn't a masterpiece with a straight freaking face.
I do not...
You are, yes, you are an actor.
You get the Oscar.
You get the first America First Oscar, okay?
You just said this is not a masterpiece like the Half-Bread October with a straight face.
I salute you, Chris Coles.
But look, look, you know, sometimes you just need a bit of, like, a slice-of-life, light-hearted film like this.
It's a lot like National Lampoon's Vacation.
Which is also crap!
Which is also crap.
Which is also crap.
No, look, Uncle Buck is comedy gold.
It is a brilliant film.
It's definitely not, you know, an action film.
It's definitely not an adventure film.
But it's quite a lot of fun.
And you have to admit, I mean, I don't know how anyone wouldn't be able to acknowledge that John Candy is just a fun, likable guy.
That's the only bloody thing that kept me mildly awake during this movie is the fact that John Candy is just so sympathetic.
He's just so watchable.
But apart from that, I mean, the floor is yours.
Don't stop talking, Chris Coles.
Why did you choose... Look, I actually suspected you might have a problem with this film, because I think Sebastian Gorka Does not suffer losers.
You do not like loser-y type characters.
Nerdy, weak, pathetic.
I don't like bad guys and I don't like losers.
You're absolutely right.
I can't be interested in Mafia movies.
You know, I'm not interested in celebrating the Irishman.
I mean, they're scumbags.
They should be in prison with a bullet through their head.
I'm not interested, okay?
So, Mafia movies, bad guys, and you're right.
At the end of this, it's like, really?
What have we celebrated?
That John Candy's funny, but as a story, what have we celebrated?
Well, I will.
I'll tell you.
It's very similar to other themes that we've explored in this book.
Every great story is an exploration of an idea.
And the exploration of the idea that the idea they're exploring here, let's say.
Is that you can have a good heart.
You can be a good person.
And that doesn't necessarily mean that you are the most successful or the most excellent.
You know, you are a precise craftsman.
You were a brilliant, you're a genius.
There is nothing exceptional about John Candy.
And I'm the same as you.
And this is why I suspected you might have a problem with this character or this concept of this film.
I actually prefer, in real life, I prefer exceptionalism.
I think exceptionalism should be celebrated.
I think exceptionalism should be rewarded.
This is why I don't like affirmative action.
This is why I don't like any of this diversity hire crap, because I'm like, there are exceptional black people.
Don't pretend that there isn't by forcing this diversity crap.
I hate it.
I love exceptionalism.
I love exceptional people.
That's why I like you, Sebastian Gorka.
But for a movie, for a TV show, something like that, I like the sympathetic loser.
I like the lovable loser.
And a lot of times it's because in life, it occasionally happens, very rare, but occasionally it happens where you get somebody who actually could be a very successful person, but they get a bit down on their luck.
They have hard times, whatever it is.
And, you know, You can't necessarily see the greatness behind the loseriness.
And I think that's what we're exploring here.
You know, the idea that because a lot of this film is about about how this family is very successful and has a very nice polish to them.
But at the end of the day, they sort of lack a certain level of humanity.
And John Candy's character comes in and like these other films we've explored, he plays the father figure because their father is something of an absentee father.
He might be there physically, but he doesn't seem to be there intellectually or emotionally for the family.
And Uncle Buck comes in and he brings a huge swell of humanity into this otherwise cold and unfeeling family.
He does, he does, but I gotta ask you now, probably should save this to the end, but, you know, the theme of the loser with the heart of gold, do you for a millisecond buy the last two minutes of the movie, where it's like, everything's gonna be okay, I'm getting back with my girlfriend, you're really a cool uncle, do you for a millisecond buy that, you know, two minutes later he's not gonna be a loser and he's gonna ditch his girlfriend again?
Yeah, I do think that he will kind of turn his life around.
Because at the end of the day, I feel like this character... There's a moment in the film, sort of like in Rocky, where he says to Adrian, I just have to last all 12 runs.
I don't have to win.
I just have to last all 12 rounds.
There's a moment in this movie where he's sitting with a dog, sitting with a dog, and he says, you know, everybody used to say, I got it made.
My life is set.
You know, I can go wherever I want, do whatever I want.
I'm not chained to a wife.
I'm not chained to kids.
I'm not chained to a house.
He's like, but I'm, you know, now I'm 40.
It's like, nobody says that anymore.
And he starts to realize that like, yeah, it's, it's all fun and games until you realize you're going to die alone.
Right.
And I think that he does love that woman, even though he is a loser and he's a bit of a con man.
But there is something to, you know, the security, the permanency of owning a home and having a beautiful wife and kids and, you know, having a lovely life.
And you can see that he's sort of turned around a bit.
I believe it.
All right, that's why he likes this movie.
It is Uncle Buck, the year before Home Alone that made Macaulay Culkin.
I kind of under, you know, he doesn't get enough of the exposure here.
His sister Maisie, I think, steals the show from him.
We're gonna try and dissect and find some value in this movie.
There's one part I do like I will reveal.
It's a physical sight gag more than anything else.
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Hello.
Shanice?
Honey?
Honey, I have some bad news.
Let me guess.
You are not coming into work in the morning.
Just... Let... Get... No, but... You don't... Would you just... Let me... Give me... Let me get... Let me get... You're not... Give me a... Goodbye.
Bit of unusual casting there for, I think they're what, they've been together, they've been engaged for eight years, Uncle Buck and his paramour, Amy Madigan.
Unusual bit of casting there, Chris, no?
No, I think it was good casting because they, you know, she's, you could imagine, That she might go for him, you know?
It's that kind of... They kind of look okay together, you know?
You gotta be careful when it's somebody that's, like, massively overweight.
It's a comedic character.
You don't necessarily want to cast somebody with, like, you know, somebody who's, like, a Victoria's Secret model, you know what I mean?
Because that seems ridiculous.
Of course, Adam Sandler does that in every movie he does.
Right.
But other than Adam Sandler, who can maybe kind of get away with it, yeah, they gotta find somebody who's cute, But not, you know, maybe the most supermodel woman in the world.
I think they picked a good chick.
She's alright.
She seems like she's a bit tough.
She seems like maybe she'd work in a tire factory.
I like her.
Alright, what about the young girl I mentioned, who actually acted with Amy Madigan in Field of Dreams as well, also was in Sleepless in Seattle.
So, the little sister of Macaulay Culkin, I think this kid, Gabby Hoffman, I think outside of John Candy, every line she has, it's gold.
She's absolutely adorable.
You know, what's really weird is when I was growing up watching this movie, I identified with the kids, you know, and I looked at Uncle Buck like a funny uncle.
I'm now 43.
I've got a bunch of nieces and nephews.
I now relate to Uncle Buck.
I'm the single uncle.
So this is why we're watching this movie?
This is a movie about you?
I didn't really think about it until I watched it again.
I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm Uncle Buck, you know?
And, but you know, it's fun.
Like this, here's what I love about this movie.
In spite of the fact that the family, like the parents and the older sister are like eggs in an exact, very exaggerated way, very cold and like too cool for school.
But it is very sort of true to life.
That is how a lot of people are, especially like scenes like when the little girl's trying to, she wants to sleep in the same bed as her uncle, you know, because she's like, you know, scared of sleeping alone or whatever.
Literally just the other night, we're watching TV.
We put all the kids to bed.
We're watching the kids from my brother, me and my parents.
And one of the little girls wakes up in the middle of the night, starts, you know, screaming, crying.
I think she's like four years old.
So I go down, I get her, I pick her up, I take her upstairs, and my dad puts her in bed with my mom, right, her grandma, because she wants to sleep in the same bed as the grandparents.
And this is a very typical thing for kids.
And there's a scene in Uncle Buck where she's just like, you know, he's like giving her all the reasons.
You don't want to sleep in my bed.
You know, I'm a horrible sleeper.
I snore.
It's terrible.
And, like, this is, like, really what happens in real life with people.
And it's done in a very charming, funny way.
And, you know, I love it.
I mean, I think a lot of people consider Uncle Buck to be a classic.
You are obviously not one of them.
I would have you know, Mr. Coles, that when this movie came out, it wasn't well-received by the critics.
Well, that's OK.
Critics suck.
No, no, no.
As you well know.
Today they do, but back then, you know, the Siskel, Eberts, you know, critics, you know, 20, 40 years ago, um, they weren't as bad as they are today.
But, you know, and if you think about this, this is the movie that was made by the same guy that made, um, Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
And he actually, he wrote this movie.
He didn't just direct it.
John Hughes didn't just direct this movie.
He wrote it as well.
So this isn't, will you admit, I want you in front of three and a half million people to admit, this is not even in the same league as other movies like The Breakfast Club or Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Oh, I disagree entirely.
Oh my gosh.
I think it's, but here's the thing, like there is something about an 80s movie Especially something like this one, like the way it's shot on film with that sort of cinematic style, especially the John Hughes style, that it does kind of take you back to the 80s, like the way those kids were dressed.
There is something inherently... Look, back then, back in the 1980s, There was nothing that was woke, right?
What are they dealing with in this film?
The major plot arc from the beginning of the movie to the end that facilitates a lot of the comedy, but it's not really comedic in itself, is the concern that Buck has, that Uncle Buck has, the parents have been neglecting their teenage daughter.
It looks like she's going to end up sleeping with some douchebag at school that she's kind of enamored with.
Uncle Buck realizes what's going on.
He's like, okay, this guy's just going to use you, you know, for sex and then like throw you away the next day or the next hour.
And he kind of tries to explain it to her, tries to get her to like avoid this guy, but she doesn't listen to him.
And this is like a real life thing that used to happen in like the eighties.
Now we're dealing with stuff that's completely way out into like left field talking about kids Transitioning without their parents' knowledge and stuff like that.
I mean, it's gotten far more crazy.
We live in a world that's far more dangerous than it was in the 1980s.
It's kind of nice to go back and see something That used to be considered deeply sinister.
You know, this girl is going to, you know, who's like a nice girl really deep down.
She's going to get used by this douchebag guy and her uncle's trying to protect her.
I love that.
I love that idea.
I love that story.
I love the fact that you could go back and look at a more innocent time in which that was the thing that seemed to be the most evil in the world in this suburban neighborhood.
And, you know, now we've got to deal with kids that are trying to, you know, cut off their genitalia because they've been conditioned by society to believe that, you know, if they feel a little effeminate that day, they're a woman.
No, that's such a... I didn't think we'd get to any important deep points with this movie, but you're right.
If you think about this as, you know, the insect in the amber, you know, capturing a moment in time, This is, you know, the worst you could expect is, you know, maybe somebody messing around with drugs or your child being, you know, exploited by some douchebag in school.
And if you compare that to now, this is made in 1989, if you compare it to what's happening today, then it does tell you the precipitous drop, the absolute Disastrous fall of civilization to what our kids are facing today, so...
Thank you for salvaging this choice of movie, albeit momentarily.
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What time do you want me to pick you up after school?
Don't bother, I'll get a ride with friends.
Oh, no, no, I got my orders.
What time?
Are you really this stupid?
I said I would get a ride.
I always get a ride.
Hey, I'll just call the school, find out what time, and I'll meet you right here.
Go ahead, call the school.
I won't be here.
Stand me up today.
And tomorrow, I'll drive you to school in my robe and pajamas and walk you to your first class.
Four o'clock okay?
I'm stunned that I'm related to you.
You get the pole out of your keister, we're gonna get along just fine.
Did you ever have anyone embarrass you like this?
No.
You think she hates me?
With a passion.
Really?
You think it's the hat?
No.
With a passion, just the delivery.
What is it with those hats?
When I came to America, those are Ushankas.
You're supposed to wear those in Siberia, in the deepest Soviet Union.
I bet they have them in Oregon.
Do you have those hats with the flaps and stuff?
No, we do not.
It's not quite that cold here.
That's more of like, I would imagine, something like a Michigan thing or, yeah, like Chicago, something like that, yeah.
All right.
So the point here is, oh, this woman didn't... I had to check because usually I'm really good on the pop culture stuff.
The daughter who hates Uncle Buck, I couldn't look at the screen and not think Jennifer Grey, Dirty Dancing.
Couldn't they be like sisters separated at birth?
Yeah, there's a little bit of that.
You know, it was the 80s, you know, you had a particular look that directors liked, you know, obviously, John Hughes, you know, had particular looks that he liked for his, you know, his cast members and Yeah, there's something similar, I would say, for sure.
And then what do we say about the interaction between the parents here?
I don't know about you, but the mother, not sympathetic from the get-go.
The father is as if... It's like, I don't know, a papier-mâché character.
It's not just an absent father.
As a character, it's a wet noodle.
There's nothing.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, the interesting thing about that is I think that that is a kind of man that exists.
And it's not a man that necessarily makes a good father, you know.
And you had quite a few fathers in the 1980s that were kind of like this, I would say.
In fact, the show Stranger Things, which is kind of, to some degree, an homage to 80s films, they cast the main character's father as this kind of guy, right?
It's a very common 80s character, I think, the 80s dad that's sort of not necessarily absent, like I said, physically, but absent emotionally, intellectually.
He's not a very good father.
He doesn't provide any sort of guidance or leadership.
He's not the kind of man that you respect and you want to be like.
So it's sad in a way, but it's very real, I would say.
It's one of those ugly truths that maybe people don't want to face.
But it's real.
And Uncle Buck comes in and he's actually, despite the fact of being like the biggest loser of all time, a much better father than the actual father.
Even if, and this is one of the scenes that made me chuckle, I think he's eating chips, you know, lying on the couch in his relative's house.
The dog's there and he gets the Hoover and he starts vacuuming the crumbs off his jumper.
You know, the classic physical comedy that That is so, so effective at times.
Let's just recognize for a moment, we can talk about him a little bit later, but just some of the films that this man made before he died in his sleep at the age of 43.
John Candy died at the age of... I know somebody who's 43.
Died at the age of 43.
He was in Spielberg's 1941.
He was in the Blues Brothers, the patrol officer.
Stripes.
I love Stripes.
National Lampoon's Vacation.
Splash, of course.
Brewster's Mindians.
Little Shop of Horrors.
On It Goes.
Planes, trains and automobiles.
I know you love that one.
Uncle Buck of course, Home Alone, Gus Polinski, Polka King of the Midwest!
Of course he was the Polka King.
He was in some serious movies like JFK and then the last movie he made was Canadian Bacon.
So really quite a legendary figure, the great John Candy.
Without him I don't think this movie would be remembered quite as fondly as it is today.
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Apparently, according to Eric, if there's one scene people do remember from Uncle Buck, it's the, do you know what a hatchet scene is?
If you haven't seen the movie in a while, let's remind you.
Just thought you'd like to join us for some ice cream.
Maybe your bug here can join us.
We can talk about burying the hatchet.
You know what a hatchet is, don't you, Bug?
It's an axe?
Sort of, yeah.
Yeah.
I got one in the car if you'd like to see it.
I'll pass.
Fair enough.
I like to carry it, you know.
You never know when you're gonna need it.
You know, a situation may come up, say, uh... For example, someone's been drinking and about to drive a loved one home, Every American should have a hatchet, shouldn't they, Chris?
Oh, just a meme.
Take a little off the shoulder.
The elbow.
Shave a little meat off the old kneecap.
Ooh.
You got both kneecaps?
I like to keep mine razor sharp, too.
Sharp enough you can shave with them.
Every American should have a hatchet, shouldn't they, Chris?
I mean, I don't know if you have to have it in the trunk of your car, but you should have
one.
Yeah, I mean, we grew up with hatchets out here in Oregon, of course, but yeah, it's
I mean, there's another, there's so many quotable lines.
There's, uh, ever heard of a ritual killing?
I love that bit.
There's a, there's, there's a bit, oh gosh, there's a bit where he throws a quarter at, uh, a nasty, uh, woman at, uh, at his school.
Miss, Miss Mole.
We'll, we'll play that.
We'll play that.
Okay.
I'll leave it for that.
But I mean, that's a classic line.
So many classic lines in this.
You know, you got more hair in your nose than my dad does.
You know, these lines are just... If you grew up with this film, there are certain lines that stay with you for the rest of your life.
Yeah, it's a great film.
But it didn't... It's not a Blues Brothers.
It doesn't have...
You know that legendary staying power what do you think separates it from the same films of that era that were comedies that kind of you know people say oh oh that movie no no blues brothers is like okay got it ferris bueller's day off also john hughes got it yeah absolutely what do you think it is just bad marketing bad timing There is a kind of, I think, age limit to an ability to really appreciate certain John Hughes films, right?
I think actually the reason I chose this film really is because I wanted to sort of celebrate John Candy.
I love John Candy.
I love his films.
My favorite of his films is probably The Great Outdoors.
But The Great Outdoors is actually maybe a little too silly.
It kind of gets into the It's good when you're young as you become an adult.
I think something like the great outdoors maybe is not quite as good, especially if you've never seen it when you're younger.
Uncle Buck, I think, is a little bit sort of on that cusp.
But I do think it's similar in that I think you're going to appreciate a lot more if you watch it when you're like a young What is it?
What is it about this man?
Because again, you know, I wasn't blown away by the movie.
Not gonna make my top 200 movies.
But when he's on screen, there's a kind of connection with this, you know, overweight Canadian comic.
What for you is it about Candy?
Well, okay.
I think that the main thing is that he's a very authentic Yeah.
He's able to do that.
It's the same thing.
I often talk about this with social media, radio personalities, TV personalities, you know, YouTubers.
You're only ever really going to be able to connect with an audience if you allow yourself to be authentic in front of a camera.
And that's so difficult for so many people.
Even successful actors find that difficult.
Every once in a while you see somebody come along, like John Candy, Who just performs in front of the camera so naturally.
Yeah.
He just seems so authentic that you instantly connect with him.
You feel like you're there in the room with him, like he's a friend of yours or an uncle or a buddy.
And you just love him.
He's got a great, beautiful personality.
His And it's funny.
I mean, I don't know.
He must have been like 350 pounds in this movie.
I mean, he was a big dude.
And so often when you get to morbidly obese, It doesn't matter what you say or do, there's a kind of put off, because you say, oh my gosh, really?
I mean, how large are you?
With this, you don't even really see a fat guy, do you?
You just see a fun guy.
You see, as you said, an authentic guy.
There's this kind of magical quality.
Oh, absolutely.
He's like Santa Claus.
I mean, there is a spectacle to somebody of that size and they do play with that a little bit when he goes to the school.
He's got to pee in like the little teeny tiny urinals.
Just when he's sitting next to the little boy waiting to go and talk to the principal, the little boy is so tiny compared to massive, you know, John Candy.
It is a spectacle.
But yeah, most of it is just he's got a lovable face.
He's got a lovable voice.
He's got a lovable laugh.
And he's just a nice guy.
And like I said, he's authentic.
And he does seem a little bit like a young Santa Claus, I think.
I just want to know one thing.
Where does he get these like 12 inch long cigarillos?
He's walking around everywhere, especially in the school, with these thin... Don't play that!
Don't play that yet!
Don't play that yet.
Play something else.
And he's walking around with these thin cigars.
And they're like... They last an hour.
They're superb.
If somebody knows, DM me on Twitter.
I want to know who makes those super, super long cigars.
They're not Swiss or Swedes, but I know they're American and I need to know.
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That is perhaps the moment that I actually laughed at in the movie.
Just the delivery of a John Candy in front of the school principal that's giving his niece a hard time.
Beautifully done, beautifully done.
The other part that wasn't, you know, a written dialogue, but I just thought, okay, if I ever remember this movie 30 years from now, this is the only thing I'm going to remember.
It's the birthday scene.
The person who came up With a pancake that's, like, four foot wide.
He's cooking it on some sheet on top of the stove, and then he gets out the snow shovel to flip it.
And you can tell it's actually cooking, because when you flip it, you see that it's actually browned on the other side.
I don't know.
I mean, maybe it's because I grew up watching Lauren Hardy reruns.
This is actually very, very, very imaginative.
Yeah, yeah, there's some brilliant stuff in this.
The scene with the principal, the mole thing, you know, they kind of copied that from one of the Austin Powers movies.
Not as well, I feel like, because this illustrates exactly what I was saying about how authentic he is.
You know, you really think that he, you know, the way he delivers it, it really feels like somebody's come into a principal's office, seen the mole, and messed up what they were saying and he doesn't skip a beat he goes right into trying to trying to trying to fix his mistake and he keeps making more mistakes it's absolutely beautifully done and then he comes in as if he's a student with his head down sheepish waiting to be lectured by the principal but when the principal says that his niece is a daydreamer and she doesn't like that
He becomes the defensive uncle and he says, you know what?
I don't want to know a little girl who's six years old who isn't a daydreamer.
And you know what?
And he throws a quarter at her and he says, go into town, pay a rat to gnaw that thing off your face.
And he takes off.
And to me, that was one of the most iconic lines in the whole film.
The woman, of course, looks horrified.
And he's just like, you know, celebrating with a cigar outside the school.
It's a beautiful scene because he goes in sheepish, he comes out confident, and he wins.
He wins in that moment.
And I think that's what this movie's about.
It's about the loser coming into a situation, fish out a water store, coming into a situation he's not comfortable.
And he doesn't really know what to do, but he just gets win after win after win.
And it's a lot of fun to watch.
I think it's a lot of fun to watch.
You obviously disagree.
Well, and the important thing is it's not wins for himself.
It's wins for his family members.
That's the main thing.
All right.
I have a suggestion.
Point units.
I think we should have giant birthday pancakes out of 10.
What do you think?
Giant birthday pancake.
I love that.
I love that unit of measurement.
All right.
So, for a modern audience, and that's a tough, tough thing.
For a modern audience, giant birthday pancakes out of 10.
Chris Coles?
Well, the problem is, before, you know, before I watched, before I did the show with you, I actually watched somebody else's first time ever seeing this movie.
Somebody posted their first time ever watching Uncle Buck, right, and their reaction.
And she loved it.
You know, this is another YouTuber and I watched it.
She just loved it.
She thought it was like the greatest movie.
She was like, she gives her movies stars out of five and she gave it five out of five stars.
So I was coming in thinking, okay, it's gotta be like at least an eight or nine, right?
For a modern audience to go back and see it.
But after you watched it and you're giving it like probably a two, I gotta give it, I gotta give it a seven.
I don't wanna give it that low.
Cause I love this movie, but I'll give it a seven.
You're a lucky man.
I was going to give it one and a half, but I'll give it two.
Okay.
I'll give it two just for you.
All right.
I want us to get back to fun stuff, okay?
I want us to get back to, you know, the diehards, the Indiana Joneses.
But since you kind of threw this wicked curveball with Uncle Buck, I'm going to do something that's out of left field as well for next week.
Heavy, heavy, heavy.
Are you ready?
Yep.
I think we've got to do a little bit of Banjo in the Appalachia.
I think we've got to do Deliverance.
What do you think?
Deliverance?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Great film.
Great film.
I'm looking forward to it.
Look, I promise you next week I'll pick a good one.
You're going to like the one I pick next week.
I want to thank you publicly for retweeting one of my videos.
I had this video.
I wasn't sure if it was going to be...
Well, it's superb.
If we want to talk politics, guys, I retweeted it on Tuesday or Wednesday.
It's this story nobody else is covering about the 2020 elections.
Go to my Twitter.
Go to our friend Chris's YouTube.
Nobody's reporting on it.
Two, a left-wing outlet and a conservative outlet, and then Chris did the superb summary.
So this is why he co-hosts with me, and that's why.
I think we're going to try and get him to be a guest host sometime.
That could be fun.
Unleash him in front of millions live.
I'm going to be on Newsmax tomorrow with you.
Yeah, you're going to be on Newsmax tonight.
No, tonight.
You're going to be on Newsmax tonight.
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Do not miss it.
Superb.
In the meantime, wherever you are, whatever you're doing, keep your head on a swivel.