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Sebastian Gorka FULL SHOW: Douglas Murray destroys Piers Morgan

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	Happy Friday!
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	We've got a packed show for you today, but first things first.
	I want to celebrate somebody I know.
	Let's put it in context.
	What are we most thankful for when it comes to President Trump?
	Let's start with you, Eric.
	When you think of President Trump's time in office, give me the one thing you're most thankful for.
	First president in 40 years to not get us in another war.
	Oh, good one.
	I like that.
	Jeff, what are you most grateful for?
	He never once cared at all what the media said about him.
	Oh, that's really what I'm getting close to.
	Alex, what are you grateful for?
	Building the wall.
	Building the wall.
	Has John got a headset on?
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	Gee, what are you grateful?
	Are you grateful that President Trump took on Communist China?
	Yes, sir.
	In the same time, he kicks...
	Uh, North Korea's butt.
	Oh, I like that!
	Kicking North Korea's butt because my button's bigger than yours.
	Excellent.
	Okay.
	Um, Jeff kind of stole my thunder because one of, amongst the panoply, you know, crushing the caliphate of ISIS, biggest stock market and economy the world has ever seen, lowest unemployment for minorities, for women, since record key.
	I mean, on and on and on.
	We could spend the next three days, not three hours talking about it.
	But one thing that's key.
	Fake news.
	Remember?
	He turned the tables.
	That was meant to be an insult for conservative media.
	And he flipped it like a jujitsu'd third damn master black belt artist.
	He said, nah, you're fake news.
	He showed them up for who they are.
	And right now, it's so bad when it comes to Israel.
	There's a man who's not even a journalist.
	He's an author.
	He's a debater par excellence.
	His name is Douglas Murray.
	He's written some amazing books like The Madness of Crowds and The Strange Death of the West.
	And he's decided to become a journalist in Israel.
	And he was talking to that lout, that Pathetic hack who used to work for CNN called Piers Morgan and he destroyed Piers Morgan's Obama-like line of questioning and we're gonna play the whole thing in two parts.
	Listen to how it's done.
	Cut 11.
	What concerns me about what Israel is doing is not their efforts to get rid of Hamas, but because of the particular nature of Hamas embedding themselves among civilian populations with the massive amounts of civilian casualties that will inevitably come, and that figure will grow and grow and grow.
	Are we not, as Barack Obama warned, are we not creating here Just an opportunity for far greater radicalisation of all those young Palestinians who watch their loved ones get killed.
	Why would we imagine that at the end of all this they're going to want to do anything other than to become a new version of Hamas in wanting to exact revenge for what happened to their families?
	Well, two things.
	One is, if you just follow the logic of what Barack Obama said, then you just shouldn't do anything if you're Israel.
	You should be attacked and just sit back and say, great, we'll wait for the next one.
	But the second and more important thing is, your question supposes that there is a sort of peaceful Palestinian population in the Gaza who would love a two-state solution and then a few bad apples in Hamas.
	I think that's not true.
	Why is it that when one of the victims of the music festival A poor young German Jewish girl who it seems was raped and then brutally murdered and taken into the Gaza naked.
	Why was it that you can find, and anyone can find this online, a crowd of ordinary Gazans, it wasn't Hamas, it wasn't a Hamas rally, ordinary Gazans spitting on her body, hitting her body, mutilating her body further as it went down the street.
	Does that strike you, Piers, as a placid population of peacenik types who are just desperately waiting for a two-state solution to be put back on the table for the millionth time in the last 70-something years?
	It doesn't seem like that to me.
	No, but there are over two million people in Gaza, and there weren't two million people in that video clip.
	There were a few hundred.
	So I don't like to make... Yeah, a few hundred at random.
	A few hundred at random.
	And did you see anyone in it saying, hey guys, stop.
	We're not meant to mutilate the bodies of girls or rape them in public.
	No, I didn't see that.
	But then what you're really articulating, correct me if I'm wrong here, but isn't what you're articulating really an endorsement of collective punishment, where you assume they're all guilty?
	No.
	And if they don't stand up to Hamas, they're also guilty?
	And that's where people have a problem, I think, with the moral line here, which is, if you hold all the Gazans equally responsible, then is that not collective punishment, which is illegal?
	Well, first of all, there is some responsibility for the people in the Gaza.
	If you elect Hamas and they kill Fatah and then they remain in power for all of the years afterwards, I'm afraid that there is some responsibility of the people in that situation.
	You know, when the Germans had Adolf Hitler come to power and voted for him, we in Britain took the view that the German people were responsible in some way.
	So I'm not for collective punishment per se, but nor am I for this idea that there is something unique going on in the Israeli Gaza context that we in Britain couldn't understand.
	Actually, there is one unique thing.
	We in Britain, in our own history, have done a very similar thing.
	Think about the core point of what Doug just said.
	The population of Gaza celebrate the slaughter.
	Yes, the Nazis were the architects of the Holocaust.
	But for most of the Holocaust, they actually denied it.
	They hid it.
	What gas chambers?
	Those are just showers.
	They were ashamed of it, in many cases.
	They had to deal with, you know, what those units, those SS units, had to do.
	Some of them were, of course, totally psychotic.
	But the point that they hid what they were doing from the world That's a big difference.
	You can go right now on your phone, you can go on your tablet, on your computer, and find hundreds, thousands of videos filmed by Gazans of them celebrating the rape and murder.
	That body of that German-Israeli woman, that beautiful young woman, twisted into the pretzel in the back of a pickup truck, dead and probably raped multiple times.
	They were jubilating.
	And these are the people we're supposed to have a ceasefire with?
	These are the people Israel is supposed to allow to resupply themselves?
	They're celebrating their barbarism, and they must be met with such force that those who survive will never, ever countenance using any such barbarism ever again.
	Whether against the innocence or whether against the legitimate defense forces of a state of 9 million people surrounded by a sea of 260 million Arabs and Muslims.
	Thank you, Douglas Murray, for your moral clarity, for showing up Piers Morgan for who he is and what he represents.
	And more than that, As a gay guy, people know this of him, having the balls to actually go to the Middle East, don a bulletproof vest, and report the truth from the battlefield.
	You'll see next, in the next clip, just how dangerous that part of the world is, and what almost happens to Douglas.
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	What must it be like to be a member of a band and then nobody remembers your name, but they're famous?
	I mean, Jeff, Cori Bush is like the Ringo Starr of the squad, right?
	Yeah, but she's the most entertaining one to me.
	What?
	They're so outrageous, what she says.
	I actually enjoy when she speaks.
	All right, well, let's listen to her.
	She's got a very interesting take on the ceasefire or the pause in Gaza operations.
	This is allegedly a member of Congress.
	Cut one.
	The idea that we get a break for four hours, a break so that we can have food.
	I saw someone spoke about it and they said, thank you for giving us raisins for a few hours.
	And then do we go back to bombing?
	No.
	Four hours.
	We don't want four hours.
	We don't want 16 hours.
	We don't want 22.
	We want a ceasefire now.
	Eric, I'm confused.
	Why does she keep saying we?
	Is she part of Hamas?
	What is that?
	The only thing I can think of is that, again, she's very much part of that BLM coalition, and we all know BLM is completely in bed with Hamas and Palestine.
	Oh yeah, BDS and all of it, the boycott-divest, absolutely good for you.
	Let's listen to the Prime Minister of Israel and his take on pause in hostilities.
	Benjamin Netanyahu, cut three.
	Well, one thing we haven't agreed to is a ceasefire.
	A ceasefire with Hamas means surrender to Hamas, surrender to terror, and the victory of Iran's axis of terror.
	So there won't be a ceasefire without the release of the Israeli hostages.
	That's not going to happen.
	Good, good, good.
	If you want to make a difference, Israel will do what needs to be done to protect her citizens and rescue her hostages.
	But if you want to help, there is a way.
	There is the Benai Zion Hospital.
	If you want to support the Israelis who are suffering in the last four and a half weeks, please go to healthcareforisrael.org slash donate.
	You've already donated more than a A third of a million dollars.
	You're getting health equipment, medical equipment and supplies.
	You are literally saving lives.
	Please, make a difference.
	It's one of the most beautiful things you can do.
	healthcareforisrael.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org.org So Tal, I understand you've recently arrived back in America from Israel.
	Give us a sense of how our friends are doing in the only functioning democracy in the Middle East, an island of normality.
	How are the Israeli people doing in what is the most horrific assault on the Jewish people since the end of the Holocaust?
	Sebastian, I can tell you that we are a nation in mourning.
	We are a nation that's bleeding.
	But we are very determined to win this, because we must defeat Hamas.
	We must defeat Hamas.
	And we took this decision as a nation, not just as a government, not as a military.
	We took this decision as a nation, because we can no longer live one more day next to the biggest terrorist base in the world.
	It's just not possible.
	It's a matter of life and death to us.
	And we are very determined, and we're very united in this, arm in arm.
	And everyone is backing the IDF, and everyone is doing their part as part of the national effort.
	And I can tell you this, that it never ceases to amaze me, that the families who are hurting the most are the families who are giving us most strength to carry on in this fight.
	Explain that.
	Explain how that happens in everyday life.
	So obviously, you know, I want to say it's a small country, but everyone knows someone who was killed, someone who was abducted.
	someone whose loved ones have been injured, someone—you know, everyone's running to
	shelters every day a few times a day.
	Just today, there were three sirens in Tel Aviv.
	I can tell you that everyone is affected by this one way or another.
	Everyone knows someone serving the front lines of the IDF, a reservist, or—we're all in
	this together.
	And everyone is also doing their part.
	You have families that are hosting other families who had to evacuate northern communities, southern communities.
	Everyone's mobilizing supplies, helping.
	Maybe I can compare it to the days, you know, post 9-11 in New York, especially when everyone wanted to do something and felt so determined to be part of this.
	I just listened to the soundbite that you played, and I'll tell you this.
	There will be no ceasefire as long as Hamas is in power, ruling Gaza and their military wing
	is setting the tone there.
	Hamas has to surrender, be eliminated, get out of Gaza one way or another
	and give back the hostages.
	And anyone calling for a ceasefire is taking the pro-Hamas position, full stop.
	They're basically saying that Hamas can get away with impunity for what they did.
	Such a clear way of expressing it, that you have to live next to the headquarters
	of the biggest terrorist organization in the world and that has to end.
	And if you're pro-ceasefire, you're actually on the side of Hamas.
	Um...
	I don't want to get you in trouble with your boss but I need a sense from you, from the Israeli people, What is it like, as a Jew, as an Israeli, when you have 1,400 people slaughtered, including babies who are literally roasted alive, and then you see pro-Hamas demonstrations, not just, you know, in Karachi, but you see them on the streets of Sydney, London, and outside the White House.
	Does that matter to the Israeli people, or are you just determined to do what needs to be done?
	No, of course.
	Every Israeli is following what's happening overseas and in other parts of the Middle East.
	We see these protests, and I'll tell you this.
	They're Hamas apologists.
	That's how I call them.
	They're not friends of Israel, and they're not friends of the Palestinian people, even though they might think they are.
	Because Hamas are terrorists.
	And they're committing a double war crime with every day that passes.
	They're targeting our civilians while hiding behind their civilians.
	They want—they say in interviews, Sebastian, in Arabic, in various channels, that they want to sacrifice the population of Gaza for the greater goal of obliterating the Jewish state.
	It's said so in their charter.
	And they want to kill Jews.
	And these protests, I mean, some of them are full of ignorant people who keep chanting historical inaccuracies.
	You know, if you take a reporter to one of these protests and you do a mail-on-the-street interview, The answers that you get there, the slogans that you hear, you know, they're chanting from the river to the sea, basically calling to obliterate the Jewish state.
	They're chanting, globalize the intifada.
	They're saying it outright.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I'm so grateful that you've taken time.
	We're going to get you back for a longer discussion on my Newsmax show on Sunday.
	In the meantime, Please follow this lady at Tal Heinrich on Twitter, spokeswoman for the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel, and our prayers are with you and all the fellow citizens of that nation that is so dear to our hearts.
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	Title for that one.
	We live next to the biggest terrorist headquarters in the world.
	Mm-hmm.
	Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Mm-mm.
	Bye.
	Alright, so we've done eleven.
	One and three.
	I'll do seven and then I'll take calls and then we'll do the other long cut in D.
	D, yep.
	Alright.
	Not sure if this is confirmed.
	It's from Jack Posobiec, but he says apparently Speaker Johnson just said there is no, there's insufficient evidence at this point to move forward with an impeachment of Biden.
	Careful with Jack.
	Yeah, I know.
	Yeah.
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	It's very cool because that makes it a lot easier for me.
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	Alright, it's not just about international affairs, it's about domestic politics as well.
	And, um, Jesse Watters has something to say about... When was that debate?
	Was that like two days ago?
	Feels like a week ago.
	Eric, when was that GOP thingy debate?
	I think it was Wednesday night?
	That's crazy.
	Let's listen to one of the few good people left at Fox.
	Here's Jesse Watters' take.
	Cut seven.
	DeSantis, I agree, Greg.
	I looked online after the debate trying to find moments.
	What happened with DeSantis?
	I couldn't find anything.
	And then I had to look and I looked at what he said.
	Sounds good.
	Makes the right points.
	But there's no... There's no sizzle with DeSantis.
	And I just don't think this race changes at all after that.
	I can't ask Eric because I know the answer to the question.
	Jeff, to be honest, was anyone expecting some sizzle from the governor of Florida?
	I have a different Twitter feed than you do, because I get all the DeSantis people.
	They thought this was going to be the big one off of the Kim Reynolds endorsement and then this debate when it was just going to be five people.
	That was their big thing now.
	There's just four other people and that didn't really pan out either.
	But his point is such a good one.
	There are no clips of him after the debate.
	Nobody's sharing clips.
	No, not at all.
	Just like his Twitter space.
	But not even the boosters.
	I think they've moved on.
	Hopefully his big fund is going to move on to President Trump.
	Like, who was it yesterday?
	Bernie Marcus!
	Mr. Home Depot!
	The billionaire has said, yep, it's got to be Trump.
	Come on everyone else, wake up, you know the truth.
	Alright, let's go to your calls.
	Let's go to Robert in Brooklyn.
	Hi Dr. Gawker, thanks for taking my call.
	Sure.
	Okay, just three points.
	Number one is, you know, the J6 prisoners, some of them are being treated in the most horrific of conditions.
	Even the terrorists don't get treated so horribly.
	Correct.
	I mean, whatever you think of Owen Schroer, putting him in solitary, that's horrible.
	Well, not just solitary.
	Some of the J6 prisoners have been denied their medical attention.
	And they have these horrible handcuffs.
	They're trying to cut off the blood to their hands.
	It's terrible.
	I heard that Representative Andy Biggs, he's the head of the subcommittee on the prisons.
	So I intend to call him maybe as soon as I get off speaking with you to complain.
	Andy Biggs.
	Andy Biggs.
	Representative to call him.
	Now, the other point is, is, you know, they're talking about all of a sudden now the house is crying poverty, which is somewhat true, because they got us in a hundred, just a trillion dollars in interest alone.
	But in Israel, they need money.
	And I was just thinking, you know, Hamas, they were talking about all these, like these three leaders.
	I added it up.
	It seems like if it's correct, they have like $13 billion just with these three leaders in Hamas.
	Yeah, this is a story that's been going around.
	It's probably the Daily Mail.
	There's like a triumvirate.
	Three Hamas leaders photographed on their private jet with the estimates for their wealth, which is in the billions of dollars, Robert.
	So, Doctor, I have an idea.
	Let's the United States insist that wherever they have the money, if it's Qatar or Switzerland, that they have to give up the money.
	They could commit crimes against humanity, what they did.
	Horrible!
	But hang on, what are you talking about?
	This administration is giving them billions.
	We're funding Iran, which is giving it to Hamas.
	Who's going to freeze their assets?
	Me?
	You?
	It's got to be the Treasury.
	It's got to be the Department of Justice.
	Who's running those departments, Robert?
	The House can't do international financial measures.
	That's a federal mandate.
	It's the Treasury, Robert.
	Well, I mean, they allocate the resources.
	They allocate, yes, but they can't freeze.
	It's different, right?
	This is monies.
	You're talking about somebody's bank account, right?
	Whether it's Cyprus, whether it's Qatar, whether it's UAE.
	That's sadly, I mean, it's a great idea, but sadly it's a federal function.
	We could stop new monies being apportioned through aid via the House.
	But those billions are already there, my friend.
	That's another reason to make sure President Trump is the chief executive.
	But that's up to us.
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	🎵 Hoping you would ask me about the Desantis thing.
	You know what?
	I was gonna surprise you.
	I was gonna give him a pass for no sizzle or no big moments.
	Cause you gotta remember, the man's in physical agony at this point, having to wear those stupid boots.
	He's not the right sort of mind.
	That video of him limping off the stage, I'm like, just someone stop him, please.
	Yeah, those lifts cannot be comfortable.
	Forget about the boots.
	I still want to know how in February you didn't see him for two weeks and he lost 40 pounds.
	It's the most unbelievable weight loss.
	Yeah.
	How quick.
	He didn't slim down.
	There's none of him.
	He's fat and then skinny.
	It's unbelievable.
	Did he, like, disappear for a while?
	Yeah, about two weeks, yeah.
	Interesting.
	Um, you can block.
	Alright.
	Alright.
	So do that other Murray cut here.
	Yeah.
	Yep.
	These are the real things you talk about here in America.
	First.
	Lift boots and mysterious weight losses.
	I think we can save that for the rumble chat, Eric.
	Just for you rumblers, all 1,200 of you guys.
	Wow.
	Someone in the chat says liposuction.
	Yeah, but he's creepy.
	He just kind of disappeared and came back like his younger brother.
	Did you see Fetterman walk by the Palestine protesters?
	No.
	They were waving an Israel flag.
	Waving an Israel flag?
	Yeah.
	Wow.
	Was he dressed like a schlub?
	Of course.
	He was carrying like a big ol' Israeli flag, one of the big ones?
	Is he Jewish?
	He could be Jewish, right?
	No.
	Fetterman?
	Fetterman could be a Jewish name.
	I think my thing is, he put a bunch of tweets defending him in the beginning.
	Pennsylvania's a very big Jewish population.
	I think it's like fourth or fifth.
	Wow, really?
	Yeah.
	That must be Philly, right?
	Yeah, all outside of Philly, yeah.
	And there's a bunch of stuff written about him, like when he got elected, like saying how he was not going to be pro-Palestine, like the left-wing groups.
	In before he gets primary next time around.
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	Alright, the second half of our friend Douglas Murray's utter and complete destruction of Piers Morgan and those who don't stand with Israel.
	It's just majestic.
	Here we go.
	Cut 12.
	Which is that the population of Gaza is pretty unique in that nearly half of the population are children.
	That is a unique situation.
	No, I'll tell you what's unique about the population of Gaza.
	It's the only population in the world where people routinely claim Israelis are committing genocide, but which has a population boom all of the time.
	I mean, that strikes me as being quite an interesting thing about the Gaza.
	But as for the moral currency, I want to make a very, very important point, if I can say so, on this.
	Which is, you know, people quite often abuse history, and they say things all the time, and about the only thing anyone from history knows is about the Nazis.
	Here's something I can tell you with absolute certainty, peers, having not just seen some of the results of what Hamas did on the ground here in Israel a few weeks ago, but having watched the videos of the unedited footage, which I was one of the journalists who was sadly allowed to see the other day.
	I can tell you one thing, the comparison between Hamas and the Nazis is insufficient, and I... Sorry, there's an incoming...
	Incoming.
	Get safe, Douglas.
	OK, anyhow, we're OK.
	Are you OK?
	Let's just... Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's fine.
	Sorry, it was a rocket coming... It looked like it was just going to land on us here.
	Which way was that rocket coming from?
	Was it coming from Gaza or from Israel?
	Yes, seems we're coming from Gaza, so... Yeah, it's fine.
	It's okay, it's been happening all day.
	Let me just finish this point with me.
	Before we go on, Douglas, Atman, how does that make you feel?
	What just happened there?
	I mean, I'm a little used to it.
	I was in Ukraine last year and was in Kurson and Odessa and Nikolaev and when the Russians were shelling it, so I'm a little used to it.
	But if I can just finish this point, you know, there's a lot of banging going on, but anyway, we'll keep going.
	If you need to stop, Douglas, we understand.
	No, no, don't worry.
	If we need to stop, I'll run to the shelter, I assure you.
	The thing that struck me, you know, Piers, about seeing the 7th of October footage was that Even the Nazis were actually ashamed of what they did.
	You know, SS battalions who spent their days shooting Jews in the back of the head and pushing them into trenches had to get very, very drunk in the evening to Forget what they had done.
	Nazi high command famously had to sort of get around the problem of soldier morale because the soldiers knew this wasn't exactly what their lives are meant to look like either.
	I tell you one very big difference.
	If you look at the footage, the raw footage, and I really hope people I don't, on a wider scale, have to view what I viewed the other day.
	If they see it, they will see something that is at least as barbaric as what the Nazis did.
	But here's the difference.
	They did it with glee.
	They were deeply proud.
	You see people taking the head off a young Israeli man with a shovel.
	And then calling their parents back in Gaza and telling them, father, father, I've killed ten Jews with my own hands.
	Get mother on the phone.
	I want to tell her how great a job her son has done.
	You know, I come back to this thing.
	I'm not exaggerating this.
	It's very, very interesting and people need to realize.
	You had this situation with the Nazis where they also were a genocidal anti-Semitic organization.
	But they tried to cover their crimes up.
	Hamas are actually proud of them.
	And they've said they will do them until the whole world is clear of Jews.
	So, I suggest we take that seriously.
	And I think that Israel is taking it seriously.
	I hope they continue to take it seriously.
	But I think the world should take it seriously.
	And that includes Britain.
	And when I hear British journalists, British commentators and British politicians lecturing the Israelis on what they should do, I think, I'm sorry, this shows a failing in our country.
	It shows that we in Britain cannot enforce our laws.
	We don't even enforce our borders in Britain.
	It's us that is the weak link in the international security chain on this, not Israel.
	What about the middle there?
	Have you ever seen somebody with such sang-froid?
	Just cold blood.
	Just completely chill.
	Rockets flying overhead.
	He says, OK, we're good now.
	We're safe.
	That cretin, Piers Morgan, asks the worst question.
	As a journalist, you're never ever supposed to ask people, how does that make you feel?
	OK, that's like high school journalism rule 101.
	Never ask that question.
	How does it make you feel to have rockets shot at you?
	And he says, oh, did it come from Israel?
	Because that's what Israel does, right?
	It launches rockets onto hotels, right?
	Right?
	But the point that Douglas makes, the Nazis hid their crimes.
	The people of Gaza, the quote-unquote Palestinians, celebrate their crimes, revel in them, share the videos with their mothers, their fathers.
	I killed a Jew today!
	That's what they say in Gaza.
	God bless you, Douglas.
	Not even a journalist, not even a war correspondent.
	He's a book author.
	Last time I DM'd him, he was in Estonia last week with Jordan Peterson on a speaking tour.
	But he knows the stakes of this civilizational war.
	And that's why he donned a flak jacket and is in Israel today.
	Okay, so much more.
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	Um, yeah, let's do that.
	Okay, yep.
	Uh, title.
	A moment of crystal clear clarity amidst chaos, Douglas Adams.
	How about Pierce tell him that he can leave the interview if he needs to, if there's a rocket fired at him.
	Oh, it's so nice.
	Isn't that nice of him?
	Like sitting in his studio.
	Yeah.
	We need to get Marshall Blackburn back on, Geoff.
	All right.
	She's doing good things.
	Good things, good things.
	What do we know about that plot against MTG?
	Have they revealed anything?
	What is that?
	The guy that was planning to kill her, you didn't see that?
	No, I didn't hear about that, no.
	Yeah, it was in the news this morning.
	Huh.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Well, there was a story in the rundown a little while ago that The Georgia congressman whose resolution to censure Tlaib passed, like, he was forced to close an office or something?
	Yeah, uh-huh.
	McCormick.
	His local office.
	Yeah.
	District office, yeah.
	Come in with cut six.
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	Music Is there any candidate on that stage that you would support?
	I would support...
	I like Chris Christie.
	I would support Chris Christie, because he's telling the truth.
	And I think, you know, for me, anybody that tells the truth, that's important at this moment.
	Who is that, Eric?
	Who's that talking?
	That's that guy.
	He used to be a congressman, I think.
	Kinzing something?
	Kinzinger?
	And he wants to vote for who?
	His choice is Chris Christie in the 2024 Prius.
	These guys have no idea what they look like.
	Utter, utter insanity.
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	As we saw again, Maricopa County has failed us as voters.
	Stole our voices, stole our votes.
	You guys happened to catch that voting was open until 7pm, but yet they closed multiple locations at 4.30.
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	God's gleaming sword and shield, Gorka.
	Welcome.
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	Well, I want to say I'm thrilled you've been having righteously angry theologians on your show, like Rabbi Barkey.
	Wasn't he good?
	I mean, the connection wasn't the best.
	He's promised he's going to buy us, buy himself a new microphone, but he was great, wasn't he, Brent?
	Absolutely.
	And he demonstrates and models the ideal of what a theologian is supposed to be, a religious and courageous community leader who knows never to shrink from the politics of evil countrymen and politicians.
	But to identify them, expose them, and confront them in the name of God and His Bible, and any theologian who says they don't believe in discussing politics probably also doesn't believe in God either.
	God's Bible is nothing but politics from beginning to end, and that is why the devils, Marxists, and jihadi Muslims must incinerate it and the people who choose to die for it.
	Yeah, this is so important.
	It doesn't matter whether you're a Jew, a Christian, the fact is, everything is political now.
	Anybody who tells you that they're a patriot, but they don't do politics, well, they're not a patriot, they're not a conservative, they're not a Christian.
	If everything is politicized, from whether your kids can go to school without a mask, to whether you have control over your body when it comes to vaccines, if that's politicized, Then everything is political.
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	I didn't even know this. I'm just reading some of the articles you guys gave me and
	I know Gal Gadot was Israeli, but she served... Did you know she served in the IDF, Eric?
	Well, if she's from Israel, then I think that makes sense because it's mandatory at the age of 18, isn't it?
	Well, it is mandatory, but I don't know when she left Israel, but that's fascinating.
	So, it's because of a story concerning a movie called Bearing Witness that I think her husband screened Wednesday night in Los Angeles and what happened?
	Fights broke out!
	How ironic.
	Why?
	Because the clashes erupted across... This is like an SNL skit.
	The clashes erupted across the street from the Museum of Tolerance.
	Well isn't that rather inappropriate?
	Where inside more than 150 people had gathered to watch Bearing Witness, a 47 minute film that was touted as featuring extremely graphic and violent footage documenting the October 7th attacks.
	Actress Gal Gadot, who previously served in the IDF, is understood to have helped organize the event, but did not attend, according to reports.
	However, her husband, Yaron Varsano, an Israeli film producer, was present.
	Eric, why would violence break out?
	I thought that the protesters, who are pro-Hamas, don't they want peace?
	I'm confused.
	I guess their definition of peace must be different from what's in the definition given the dictionary, which means it'll only be a matter of time before they change that as well.
	Well, who said this?
	I missed it.
	Israel wants peace and Hamas wants Israelian pieces.
	Have you heard that?
	Oh, I haven't heard that before, but that's good.
	Isn't that a good one?
	How ironic.
	All right.
	Let's talk about domestic issues.
	What was that clip yesterday?
	Do we have that clip, Eric, of Romney with Manchin declaring that something... What was it about?
	Oh, yeah.
	We need more IRS agents.
	This is the scourge of Utah.
	Mitt Mitton's Pied Elector Romney.
	You have to have an IRS.
	You have to have enough agents to be able to audit people and make sure they're paying their taxes.
	Anything other than that is nuts.
	Look, there's a quote by H.L.
	Mencken that I think applies here.
	He said, you know, to every complex problem there's an answer which is simple, clear, and wrong.
	And the idea that we should not have IRS agents and that that's going to somehow help us balance the budget is simply wrong.
	So that's Mitt Romney saying an extra 87,000 IRS agents is great.
	Tells you who he really is, right?
	Because he can hire an army of tax attorneys and he'll be fine.
	But who's standing next to him, Eric?
	Who is that person?
	The now confirmed outgoing senator from West Virginia, Joe Manchin.
	Did you hear the rumors since that clip?
	Because it's weird to see Romney standing next to the mansion.
	Have you heard what floated around the ether in the last 24 hours?
	The possible idea that they are about to form the ultimate presidential ticket together?
	Depending on what your definition of ultimate is.
	Yes!
	Mitt Romney as the top of the No Labels ticket with that chap from West Virginia as the VP.
	I gotta say, A, it's bloody amusing, but B, wouldn't that be just so good for President Trump, Eric?
	Oh, between that, look at how it's been over the last few months, the developments.
	You have Jill Stein running for the Green Party nomination, RFK is an independent, Cornel West dropped out of the Green Primary to run as an independent, now no labels.
	All four of those third-party tickets absolutely hurt Biden way more than they hurt Trump.
	And they are so out of touch.
	Here is one of their ilk, a man who got his position because of dear Papa, because of who his father was.
	This is New Hampshire's Chris Sununu who I guess he doesn't do math.
	Play the cut.
	What was that?
	That was five swing states, and in four of the swing states, who was winning?
	President Trump is leading in those swing states, which, if that was the result, he'd win with over 300 electoral votes.
	Bingo.
	These people, they lie straight to your face.
	I'm so... Let's, please, everyone, let's just do it.
	Let's get President Trump re-elected.
	And then we can just clear these people out.
	We can primary all of the people who say they're patriots.
	But they don't just hate America.
	More important than hating America, They really hate you.
	If you love America, if you believe in America, they detest you.
	And especially if you're working class, if you, you know, work for a living, if you don't sit down, or you aren't driving something, they hate you.
	We have to clear out all the deep state permanent bureaucrats who think they get to decide how the country is run, but only if we win the presidential election, and then we have to primary all of these people into the dust.
	In the meantime, the woman who will never be president, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, President Trump.
	Hillary Clinton has compared my former boss to Hitler.
	And I gotta say, there are a couple of good people left.
	Look, full disclosure, you know me.
	I used to work at Fox.
	I had a contract with Fox before I was in the White House.
	They gave me a contract when I returned from the service in the White House.
	Now I'm very, very happy at Newsmax.
	Sunday, seven o'clock, Eastern, be there.
	Got an amazing episode of the Gawker Reality Check.
	And then of course, Salem treats me so well every day with these three hours of radio.
	But Fox isn't Fox anymore.
	There's a couple of good people left there, but not many.
	You know, Jesse Waters, we played clips of him in the first hour.
	And another one is Greg Gutfeld.
	Eric, has Greg ever been this salty or spicy before?
	Has anybody in Fox, how old are you?
	I'm 29.
	You've been watching Fox for a fair time, right?
	Since high school, actually.
	Okay, good.
	More than a decade.
	So, has anyone on Fox ever been this salty?
	I did not expect the punchline at the end of this 50 second clip, but when I heard it, I'm like...
	That's got to be the single most savage roast in history, at least when it comes to Hillary Clinton.
	Well, we've got to put it in context.
	There are real Nazis in America.
	They're in the Democrat Party.
	They're calling for the destruction of Israel.
	They are chanting outside the White House, from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free, which is a genocidal call For the deletion of the modern Israeli state and Hillary has the temerity, the effrontery to compare the man who has enjoyed more than 130 million votes from the American people to compare him to Hitler.
	This is what our buddy Greg had to say about HRC.
	This demented heretic has the balls to call Republicans Nazis?
	Take a look around you, old hag.
	Republicans aren't the ones beating up Jews.
	Republicans aren't tearing down posters that kidnapped Israelis.
	It wasn't a Republican who just got censured by Congress for saying, from the river to the sea.
	So careful, Hillary!
	Calling Trump a Nazi might get young Democrats to vote for him!
	Meanwhile, Republicans are standing unanimously with Israel.
	Democrats aren't.
	True, Hillary condemned Hamas, but then she insults Jews by comparing Trump to Hitler.
	Remember, Trump has Jewish grandkids.
	He's a staunch defender of Israel and proved it by creating the Abraham Accords, which she could never do.
	He's also against World War III.
	Maybe that's why Democrats are trying so hard to start it.
	So take your Nazi smear and shove it where Bill hasn't been since the 1970s.
	Oh, Greg!
	You went there!
	And God bless you!
	Nicely done.
	But importantly, in the middle of that, we're going to repost that, we're going to push that far and wide because she deserves that and much, much more.
	That little point in the middle, and I'm sure we can discuss it later.
	The Republican Party wholeheartedly supports Israel in its fight for survival.
	Why is it impossible for the Democrats to do that?
	Ask yourself one question.
	Nine million Jews trying to prevent another Holocaust, surrounded by 260 million Arabs, many of whom want to kill them all, and the Republicans, the Conservatives, stand shoulder to shoulder with every Israeli in the defense of their homeland.
	Why can the Democrats not do that?
	Interesting, right?
	I'll tell you why.
	Because they are institutionally bigoted.
	Yeah, we have racists in America on both sides.
	Individuals, idiots, bigots.
	But there's one party that has always been institutionally racist.
	From Bull Connor, to the KKK, to President Wilson, to Jim Crow, to Biden when he was the chairman of the committee effecting that quote high-tech lynching against a Supreme Court nominee because he dared to be a black conservative.
	They, they are the fascists.
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	Car at the top.
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	You gotta come in with... You gotta come in with the anthem.
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	248 today, right?
	248?
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	There we go.
	And I'm gonna send you a picture to post while it's playing.
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	So you can post that and send that music to Rumble and Alex when you play it.
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	Alrighty.
	Oh, yeah.
	I remember this one.
	Mm-hmm.
	Do you have wheels?
	Do you need wheels to get to... No, no.
	Cars went out front.
	Engines are running.
	All set.
	Everything good with you guys?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Good, except our dog may have inoperable cancer, so... Family is... sad.
	Dragons live forever, but not two little boys.
	And dogs.
	Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
	So I'm off to Istanbul, and then... Oh, wow.
	What's in Istanbul?
	I'm going to meet with the Organization of Turkic States.
	Oh wow.
	And then we're off to Morocco.
	Ooh, that's one country I want to go to.
	Oh, Morocco is beautiful.
	It's awesome.
	When you're ready to go to Morocco, I will tell you exactly what to do and where to go.
	Okay, good.
	And we've got to play the rabbi before I finish today, guys.
	That's just too good.
	The one versus Chang?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So we're coming in with the marines, and then you're gonna do the... Then car, then I'll do car, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Alright.
	No cuts here?
	No, no cuts with Jim.
	Alright.
	You gonna miss the big rally on the 14th?
	Yeah, I'm gonna be in Florida.
	Oh, are you?
	Yeah, for a station.
	Alright.
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	How dare he?
	He is a man in demand.
	Sadly, the geopolitical circumstances dictate that he is our good buddy.
	Senior counsel to the president of the Conservative Mothership that is Heritage, Colonel Dr. Jim Carrafano.
	Happy Friday.
	So who wouldn't celebrate?
	The birthday of the Marine Corps, although we might point out that the Marine Corps is the only U.S.
	military service that has actually been disestablished.
	So the reason why it's only 248 years old is there was a Marine Corps... You're going to get me in trouble with all my buddies!
	And that's since the Army, the United States Army, that's the senior service.
	Well, I think you'll find out the Coast Guard says they are, but we can also agree on one thing, the only service to be founded in a pub.
	The Marines.
	Marine Corps.
	This is true, right?
	This is true.
	Which is kind of not a surprise.
	The Coast Guard lineage goes back to the American Revolution, but we haven't actually had a Coast Guard until later.
	Don't get in an argument with a Coastie about that.
	Don't get in an argument with a Coastie about that.
	There's a reason why the flags are in order.
	So what's up?
	Well, let's talk about the situation in the Middle East.
	There's a report from our buddies, Joel Pollack at Breitbart, that the incoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs, allegedly according to IDF sources, is trying to convince our partners in Jerusalem to kind of Wave off the concept of destroying Hamas.
	Could you react to that as Mr. Homeland Security, Mr. Counterterrorism?
	Isn't this the time to just salt the earth with Hamas?
	Well, I actually doubt that the U.S.
	is going to be significantly able to strain The Israeli army.
	We don't influence them.
	We don't really have that much leverage.
	What are we going to do?
	Stop supporting them, right?
	So, a little positive.
	I don't think they're terribly significant.
	The reality is they cut through Gaza and isolated Gaza City faster and easier than they thought.
	They're in a decisive phase.
	They've already probably done an enormous amount of damage to Hamas.
	It's just a question of how much more damage are they going to do.
	Don't think US pressure is going to be decisive.
	I don't think international pressure is going to be decisive.
	The campaign is going to dictate a lot of this, which is what happens if they run into real trouble on the ground?
	Do Israelis at home start to get nervous?
	Is there a second front?
	How does that change things?
	That could be.
	The other one which could be is Yeah.
	hostages because the Israelis do trade hostages for stopping right they did it
	in 2014 that to me is if I were picking one is the most likely scenario it's
	been really interesting because the Palestinians knew they never gonna win
	on the ground right so the idea was one is maybe the Americans won't really
	support them that didn't work out that but the second one is the international
	uprising against Israel which which Hamas and and and Iran is bankrolled
	but that's not stopping the Israelis no either and it's really not turning
	opinion pro Hamas is actually I think creating a backlash against too much than
	Even when we have members of Congress waving the flag of the quote-unquote Palestinians?
	We've actually seen their own party have to kind of back off, and we've actually seen members of their own party in the House, which is unheard of, actually vote against them.
	So no, I don't think the global information jihad is really winning.
	Let's talk about our national interests.
	Latest reports are up to 90 if not more than 100 attacks on US forces, 54 servicemen injured by Iranian proxies in the region since October 7th.
	Can you talk to us about the significance of that?
	The biggest problem that Biden has is everybody knows what he's going to do because it's the Obama playbook, because it's the same people.
	And the Obama strategy is always minimalist and incremental because they're not just sure they'd like to win, but they're as nervous and afraid of losing as they are of trying to win.
	And so what they want to do is the minimum they can to get by.
	And so as you know, this seeds the initiative to the other guy to decide how and when to escalate.
	And then what you're not doing is you're not stopping escalation.
	You're responding to them.
	So what you really want particularly in this region is you want escalation dominance.
	You want to smack down.
	You want to go in and smack him across the head.
	And, you know, most famously Trump did this, you know, when he killed Soleimani as the head of the Iranian Guard.
	But what a lot of people don't realize, and I believe this story is true, is Trump not only killed the guy that they said you cannot, the untouchable guy, we sent a target list to the Iranians saying, and these are on next, Well, and it's like the discussion that he likes to use at the rallies where he's talking to the head of the Taliban and saying, by the way, I know where you live, which is very kind of mafioso.
	But when you're dealing with the people who helped out Al-Qaeda, it kind of resonates.
	Right.
	And so Trump, Biden doesn't want to do that.
	He wants to just try to scrape by.
	But he also still wants to engage with Iran.
	So he doesn't want to destroy a relationship with Iran because he thinks that's the key to Middle East peace, which is...
	Which, you know, it's like, you know, I like living next door to Hannibal Lecter.
	I really, really do.
	I wish he wasn't eating the kids.
	But, you know, he trims his lawn.
	He's a lovely neighbor.
	Hannibal, how can we make this work?
	That's what this is like here.
	We've got a couple of minutes left.
	Please follow this man at JJ Carrafano.
	I didn't tee this up.
	We don't rehearse any of this in advance.
	But, you know, you literally wrote the textbooks on Homeland Security.
	Your reaction to every day there are new revelations coming out of Congress about the Department
	of Homeland Security being involved in censorship for political purposes.
	Your reaction?
	Well not only is that unconscionable, but my greatest fear as you know is we are distracting
	the department from doing the thing we created the department to do.
	Whether it's pulling agents off of the human trafficking task force to make
	And I said this on your show.
	It is absolutely true.
	I've only been in this business for 20 plus years.
	network for the administration. We're not going after the people that could hurt
	us and I said this on your show, it is absolutely true. I've only been in this
	business for for 20 plus years. We are more vulnerable to a 9-11 today than we
	were on 9-11 and it's absolutely a thousand percent because of this
	administration and what they've done to not just the Homeland Security and the FBI.
	But because of the concatenation of not focusing on the right things, being politicized, but also the open border.
	Absolutely.
	All of these things together.
	We've created the nightmare scenario.
	Just think of one metric, friends, 160 people identified on the terror watch list in three months.
	Compare that to 9-11.
	19 men killed 3,000 people.
	How many?
	Similar terrorists have come into this country in the, what, 8, 16, 20 million in the last three years.
	Be prepared, my friends.
	Don't be afraid, but be prepared.
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	Alex?
	Let me see if I have ins and outs for the red pill people, and if not... Oh, I can do that.
	I can do that now if you want.
	It's been a while since we've had one, so yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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	Jeff, did you find the ladies card for 2A?
	Okay, good.
	No, you can just tell me or whatever.
	Uh, but what's the bigger organization?
	It's California some... California Rifle and Pistol Association.
	Okay, great.
	Uh, yeah, but we'll double check with her.
	Okay, uh, yeah, put chapter.
	No, just put that.
	Put California Rifle and Pistol Association.
	That's fine.
	That's fine.
	Alright, so what have we got here?
	This is the only segment we've... Oh, we've got to do the rabbi.
	Rabbi, go to the Rabbi. No, that's fine.
	I don't need them.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, we did it when you were getting Jim.
	Does this manufacturing ad make sense?
	Yeah, there's enough sound there, right?
	Yeah, yeah, okay.
	Let's do that.
	No, no, no, we'll do Biden first.
	No media today, right?
	America first.
	Magnificent.
	The greatness of America at its core is our freedom.
	No other country is as free for the time being.
	And we remain free!
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	The Second Amendment.
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	What do you think?
	I'm making it up?
	You want me to whip it out?
	I'm not going to do that live on radio.
	That's a little bit rude.
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	OK, we're going to have a Second Amendment guest momentarily.
	But first, Jeff, is this really a campaign ad from Biden?
	Yes it is, and then Morning Joe played it today so they could get some extra free advertising out of it.
	And you're going to explain to us what this third of a second little tiny type at the bottom says, which is kind of crucial to the ad.
	It's about just how great Uncle Joe is.
	Play it.
	He says he stands with autoworkers.
	But as president, Donald Trump passed tax breaks for his rich friends while automakers shuttered their plants.
	And the U.S.
	lost manufacturing jobs.
	Joe Biden said he'd stand up for workers.
	And he's delivering.
	Passing laws that are increasing wages and creating good-paying jobs.
	Manufacturing is coming back to America.
	Because Joe Biden doesn't just talk.
	He delivers.
	When that, because I remember we were in the White House, we were bringing jobs back.
	We were so punitive with U.S.
	manufacturers who had plants in Mexico.
	Companies like Ford were desperate to open new plants.
	And then there's a little thing, what does that ad say, Jeff?
	Halfway through?
	There's a headline, it's something about how automakers struggling or whatever it was and where it was decreasing.
	It was March of 2020.
	What, hang on, March?
	Eric, what happened in 2020?
	I think a little something called the Chinese COVID, coronavirus started right around that time.
	Oh, you mean the shutdown of the economy because the bioweapon that came from China?
	But it was clearly Trump's fault, obviously.
	Oh, don't start.
	Alex Jones is going to get ideas.
	Don't start blueing on.
	They're going to get a little bit crazy.
	They're just such pathetic liars.
	All right, let's have some fun.
	Let's recharge our batteries with a gentleman I know we've had on the show.
	Maybe I've been on his show or something.
	I recognized his face and then his name.
	He's Rabbi Shmuley Botak.
	Poor, poor, poor Piers Morgan, man.
	He invited Cenk Uygur, that vomitous, oleaginous, obese individual from that show the young turks to debate a rabbi on what israel is doing after the october the 7th massacre and man if this is your rabbi you're a lucky person cut four
	I've spent my life debating people.
	Whenever someone starts using personal names and screaming like a lunatic, they're losing the debate.
	You're the one who made up things.
	The Palestinians were offered a state in 1936 and the appeal commission rejected it.
	They were offered a state in 1947, the UN partition plan, they rejected it.
	They were offered a state in 1967, after Israel conquered Judea and Samaria and the West Bank, they rejected it.
	They were offered a state in 2000, Yasser Arafat, Ehud Barak, they rejected it.
	They were offered a state with Ehud Olmert, 2008, they rejected it.
	Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza in 2005, and they did not create a state.
	In fact, where were you, Cenk, when you say that you care about Palestinian children, when Hamas stole The highest rate of per capita international foreign aid, larger than the Marshall Plan, from Palestinian children, did not build schools for them, did not build hospitals, took all the money to buy bombs and to build a network of tunnels which is larger than the New York subway system.
	Where were you then?
	Why did you only come up now?
	In fact, when Bashar al-Assad killed 600,000 children, Arab children, when he gassed them with mustard gas, my organization took out, full page New York Times, It's to protect them from sarin gas.
	Where were you then?
	You don't care about Arab children.
	You are a Jew hater, defined as someone who only wants to lie and say that the Jews are genocide heirs.
	Shut up!
	You bigot!
	You racist!
	And they try to cancel me and say that I shouldn't be on?
	You're not a producer of this show!
	What did the rabbi say at the beginning?
	When they lose an argument, they call you names.
	What did Cenk do at the end, Eric?
	What did he say to the rabbi?
	He immediately started shouting.
	But he called him a bigot!
	He called the rabbi a bigot!
	I'm sorry, he had no notes.
	He wasn't reading from a teleprompter, the rabbi had it all at the tips of his fingers.
	The fact that in the 20s the Arabs were offered a two-state solution, in 47, in 67, in 2000, in 2008.
	The Israelis moved out of the Gaza in 2005 and they still haven't created a state because they don't care about a state.
	It's not about land, it's about killing Jews.
	But I've already texted the rabbi and I've invited him for Monday and I can't wait.
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	So rattled.
	Didn't he?
	He's like- Oh my god!
	Exploded.
	Bigot, you bigot!
	It's literally like chink GPT just like malfunctioned.
	Like, just default.
	Bigot, bigot.
	Oh man.
	Oh, you can put the mics down, Alex.
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	I told you that when I was traveling, and thank you for all my guest hosts, I was in California three times in the last couple of weeks.
	I'll be in Florida next week meeting all of you lovely listeners.
	And when I was in California, I met with the Monterey and San Mateo Patriots, an amazing group of people behind enemy lines.
	And one lady I met, well, She's a gun gal.
	From the California Rifle and Pistol Association, we are delighted to have joining us today none other than Julie Zeller!
	Hi, Dr. G. So thrilled to be here.
	All right, so you enlightened me on recent changes in California that I've been telling all my buddies behind enemy lines.
	Great victories for the people of that rather troubled state.
	So tell us how things are in California for gun owners and for people who want to go around strapped.
	Well, if you want your CCW, it is... Your concealed carry weapon, yes.
	Yes, of course I carry just as much as I can because even in my very upper level area of living, we actually had a firefight the night that I was listening to your speech in person in San Mateo.
	So even in my quiet town, yeah, I purposely carry.
	So to get your CCW here in California, It takes about eight months and about $600 to actually get your permit.
	You have to have a 334 multiple choice psychological test, followed by a 15 minute interview with one psychologist that's based in Northern Bay Area.
	At least for me, I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area.
	And then you have a 16-hour at-the-range course that you must take and pass, and they make sure that you can shoot at 5 yards, 15 yards, and 25 yards in your accuracy.
	And then you have to have an interview with your precinct's lieutenant.
	So it's quite an involved process with a lot of hoops.
	Yeah, that sounds like they're trying to make it as difficult as possible.
	What is the reality for people in California?
	Are they braving those hurdles?
	Are they taking that challenge on?
	What has happened after the recent Supreme Court decisions?
	Oh, thank goodness for the Buren decision.
	Because prior to the Buren decision, here in Marin County, where I'm based, There were only 13 people with a CCW permit.
	Since then, I know I was 845, which I'm left with those last two numbers because that's
	our best president.
	But obviously there are a lot of Marin residents that are getting their CCW.
	We are the second hardest to get your CCW county in the Bay Area.
	Alameda is the hardest, followed by San Francisco and then Marin.
	Hardest being the amount of poops that you have to go through to get it and time to get it.
	All right and what is your message to those Julie who we've seen especially under COVID now in the last five weeks since the holocaust in Israel we've seen Jewish Americans go out and purchase guns all over the nation justifiably because they're afraid we have seen about in the last since COVID about 40 million new owners of firearms in the last four years.
	These are people who aren't like you and me, who are, you know, imbued with it, carry it, practice all the time, enjoy it.
	I'm a collector of firearms as well.
	These are people who are new to our family.
	What would you say to the new arrivals?
	And perhaps even more important, what would you say to the people who are part of our community and are meeting somebody who just bought their first Glock, just bought their first .22, They're at the range and they have no idea what they're doing.
	Welcome them.
	I personally taught two new firearms owners on Sunday they were playing with my collection to decide which ones they want to purchase And I highly encourage train train train some more dry fire 80% of the time so you save the cost of ammo which by the way here in California Newsome just passed a gas tax which he calls a sin tax mmm
	Adding on an additional 11% tax on to the sale of our ammo and firearms.
	So anybody who is joining our community, I want to encourage to just come to the range.
	You're going to meet some great people.
	We're all about safety and dynamics of training.
	As I said, I teach new gun owners frequently.
	I was really thrilled, and I'm glad you brought it up, that Jewish people are getting their first firearms.
	On Wednesday night, when my chapter had a meeting, I am the president of the local chapter.
	There were five new members that were all new firearms owners, and three of them were Jewish.
	I could see their necklaces.
	I was very thrilled to see that they're not just purchasing, but they're actually getting involved and active, which is fantastic.
	Last minute with Julie Zeller, the California Rifle and Pistol Association, CRPA.org.
	What do you say to those women who say, oh, I can't do that.
	I can't learn to shoot.
	I can't carry a gun.
	What do you say to them, Julie?
	Start with a .22.
	You will find out that it's a lot of fun and you will quickly go up in caliber in 9, 40, 45.
	556.
	These calibers get to be very addicting very quickly.
	And it is just a lot of fun that I can't imagine any other way of doing.
	And if you're even more bold, there's competition where you do competitions like IDPA and USPCA.
	I have my first match here next December.
	And it's a fantastic community of everybody's willing to help you out with any questions that you may have.
	All right, we're out of time.
	Last question.
	What are you carrying now, Julie?
	What's your carry piece?
	So my everyday is a Glock 17, but I just got back from the range this morning with my brand new 1911 Kimber.
	Ooh, okay.
	All right.
	You should check out carfirearmskahr.com.
	Thank you, Julie Zeller, California Rifle and Pistol Association, crpa.org.
	If you're in California, Get a permit, defend yourself and your loved ones.
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	Former strategist to president, Donald J. Trump.
	She was bubbly.
	Didn't she have good energy, Jeff?
	I like those guests that are kind of smiley and bubbly.
	Especially for a first-time guest, too.
	I know!
	No nerves.
	And did you hear what she said, Eric?
	She was watching us and listening to the chat and watching the comments.
	Now that's a serious guest.
	Absolutely, yeah.
	I think that's the first time I've ever heard a guest say that on this show.
	I know!
	So impressive.
	We love that.
	Okay, what have we got left before we do our Making Movies Great Again?
	We did the Biden ad.
	We've done most of Doug Murray.
	We haven't done all of them.
	There's some other ones, but...
	Let's talk about the fact that Jewish Americans are buying guns.
	And do you remember the story I told of the veterinary surgery two weeks ago?
	Somebody recognizes me, Shlomo.
	We start talking and he says his parents escaped Europe during the Holocaust, ended up in Israel.
	He was born there.
	And then he taps his side.
	Clearly he's packing as well.
	And he says, If they come after me, I'm going to take a few of those bastards with me.
	That's the right attitude.
	But why aren't people on the left showing any sympathy for our Israeli brethren?
	That's another question that Doug asked.
	Here he is on Fox News, cut to Douglas Murray.
	But I think there is a huge amazement around the world, which I share, that there has been so little sympathy for the people of Israel who suffered this atrocity.
	You know, I went to Times Square the day after the massacre, right in the heart of New York, and there was a protest happening right there of people flying flags and waving banners, celebrating the massacres of the day before.
	It's weird when I when I heard that clip today it kind of kind of clicked for me.
	I should have realized this weeks ago.
	You can have protests on either side of an issue especially if one side are lunatics.
	But where's the sympathy for Israel?
	There's that one procession in New York of hundreds and thousands of Catholics right after the attack and some of our friends are organizing A pro-Israel demonstration here in DC on Monday.
	But that's it?
	Where are the decent people?
	Where are the people who believe that we are one civilization and babies shouldn't be slaughtered and young girls at rock concerts shouldn't be raped and then killed?
	What has happened to us?
	I hope we're not afraid.
	I hope we're not being intimidated by the minority that is loudest.
	The crazies.
	Come on, guys.
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	The women, the children, the unborn.
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	you you
	you of all the gin joints and all the towns and all the world
	She walks in a mine.
	you Impressive.
	Most impressive.
	See anything you people wouldn't believe?
	Talk to God.
	See anything you people wouldn't believe?
	Talk to God.
	you Let's go see him again.
	This is just like the dances of Hyde.
	you Girls have to dance with each other back there, too.
	While the bloke snipped out for a drop of the Amber Nectar.
	Scrooge!
	There's a bloke down here with no strides on!
	Austins.
	The Australian for lager.
	This might be very culturally specific, but that was a phrase from my childhood, the early 80s.
	Struth, that guy's got no strides on!
	Meaning strine, Australian for, that chap is not wearing any trousers.
	From a Fosters commercial, one of many Fosters commercials, made by the Australian comedian Paul Hogan, who is the, um...
	Subject of our movie review today, Making Movies Great Again, a choice by my co-host, coming to us from somewhere in Central Europe, the one, the only, the irrepressible, Chris Coles!
	How do we find you today, Chris?
	You find me well.
	In fact, I really related to Paul Hogan's Crocodile Dundee in this film, because walking around these cities that I've never been to does feel a little bit like Crocodile Dundee walking around New York City.
	Although, obviously not to the same degree, but people certainly do notice that you're not from here.
	Are you carrying a very large knife with you, Chris?
	No, but we've got to appreciate what Crocodile Dundee taught us in the 80s.
	How do you get a woman?
	Well, you just have to be mugged by thugs in the inner city and, you know, with a knife and then pull out a much bigger knife and say, that's not a knife.
	That's a knife.
	And then suddenly you've got the girl.
	So thank you.
	Hang on, hang on.
	You skipped out a little bit there.
	Not only do you have to do that, but at the denouement of the movie, it's a rather unusual scene.
	You have to walk on the heads of subway commuters in New York to your woman.
	Well, that's actually, that was actually her trying to get him back.
	He got her in the knife moment.
	And then he doesn't like me.
	She's with this other guy.
	Fine.
	Whatever.
	I'm going to get out of here.
	Go to Australia.
	And then she had to run to get him.
	So that's a that's a sort of a converse thing, which It started with a movie called It Happened One Night, and this has become a staple of romantic comedies.
	It's something I wanted to get to a little later in the video as I analyze this amazing film.
	Don't spoil it.
	We'll get to your deep cinematographic analysis in a moment.
	But yes, so let's be clear.
	The plot device here, the gross plot device, is the fish out of water.
	First, it's the female reporter in the outback who's, like, screaming at snakes and crocs and what have you.
	And then they flip it about two-thirds of the way through.
	And then, of course, it's Paul Hogan's character, who is the fish out of water in Manhattan.
	So it's a fun movie.
	Let me ask, why did you think that this had to be added to our pantheon of making movies great again reviews?
	Well, you know, honestly, let me just comment real quick on your film analysis, uh, here.
	I feel like you don't even need me anymore because that was absolutely perfect.
	Now, for real, this is not only a fish out of water story.
	It's a double fish out of water story.
	Exactly.
	As you said, uh, really a brilliant script.
	Um, they, they mentioned Tarzan several times in the film.
	I do feel like at some point this must have been, at least to some degree, inspired by Tarzan, because there's so many parallels between the Tarzan films and this movie.
	But the reason I picked it, the reason I loved it, is There is a kind kind of genre of film in the 1980s that this really reminds me of from my childhood.
	It's a kind of genre of film that I think has been a little bit forgotten.
	It's a light lighter film, but it does touch on some of the more I would say R rated type stuff that you would see in an 80s film that set in the city.
	A little bit of sex in it.
	There's some vulgarity to it.
	But you know what I love about this film so much is that it was willing to say things that were I think probably a little bit provocative even for the time.
	But I think that we've kind of forgotten what the world is supposed to be.
	And Crocodile Dundee, I think, illustrates kind of, I think, how the world should be to some degree.
	We forget, you know, we get caught up in, you know, the struggle for money and prestige and all this kind of stuff.
	And Crocodile Dundee comes in and he just says it how it is.
	When he finds out this girl that's been flirting with him is actually a dude.
	Trans, they would call them now.
	I think back then they called them like transvestites or something.
	Now we call it transgender.
	So he's confused by this.
	So what does he do?
	He grabs this guy by the balls.
	Just to make sure.
	What is this thing that's been flirting with me for the past 10 minutes?
	Okay, it's a dude.
	Alright.
	But when you say this is emblematic of a genre from your childhood, what is that genre, Chris?
	What type of movie is Crocodile Dundee a good exemplar of?
	Well, it's actually kind of hard to explain.
	There's a few films like this in the 1980s that I love all of them.
	It's a film that's kind of like a romantic comedy.
	There's almost always a boy and a girl.
	Story to it.
	But it's not necessarily about that.
	Like Crocodile Dundee, as you said, is about the reporter in the outback.
	And then it's about and there's so many beautiful moments.
	There's so many beautiful jokes, like when he's shaving with a regular like safety razor, then he sees the girl coming and he hides that and he starts shaving with his knife like a little like that.
	Absolutely beautiful moment.
	So there's a lot about this film that isn't necessarily about the romance between the two characters, but that's a major element in the film.
	And you've got a lot of movies like this.
	You've got like short circuit was kind of like this.
	There's a movie called Adventures in Babysitting.
	There's so many movies that were like this in the 1980s that had this sort of light touch.
	It was a it was a comedic kind of thing.
	It's just a bit of fun.
	And I don't know.
	I don't see films like that anymore.
	It's something that I think is very specific to the 1980s.
	And this film really Yeah, this is a movie that literally could not be made today, whether it's the transvestites, whether it's the comments to the chauffeur, what tribe are you from?
	And back then, nobody was insulted, nobody protested.
	In fact, we'll talk about...
	Why this is the most successful foreign movie in US cinema history, which tells you that we are living in a very, very different age today.
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	Alright, coming with the two beers.
	Alright, coming with the two beers.
	Oh my god.
	Two beers, alright.
	One for me, one for me mate.
	One for your mate, you mad bugger!
	It's not a Foster's commercial.
	It's the first time we see Crocodile, Mick Crocodile Dundee in the movie.
	Crocodile Dundee is here, wrestles a starved crocodile to the bar and says, I'll have a beer for me and one for the croc.
	Chris, you mentioned that there's a couple of these endearing moments, for example, where they get out of the canoe with Wally, his mate that runs the travel company.
	He's with this reporter, and Paul quickly looks at his mate's watch, and then pretends he didn't check it.
	And then he says to Linda, yeah, by the sun it looks like about 2.20 in the afternoon.
	We better get busy.
	And then, of course, as he's shaving with a disposable big razor, and when she comes up to him, hides the razor, gets out his massive short sword, and pretends to be shaving with the sword.
	I gotta ask the question, as I was watching this last night, I thought, is Crocodile Dundee a con man, Chris?
	Oh, yeah.
	Big time.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I mean, when they're introduced, his buddies are like, oh, he's nothing but a poacher.
	You know, he's not some kind of, you know, backwoods hero.
	But the funny thing is, if you live in New York in the 1980s, you know, that area, San Francisco, probably the same thing.
	Los Angeles, probably the same thing.
	A lot of the men, they're no longer capable of doing the things that men were doing, you know, a thousand years ago, right?
	Like the stuff that we would consider to be, you know, what a real man does or who a real man is.
	So even though he's a bit of a con man by making himself seem a little bit more tough and a little bit more rugged than he actually is, He really is that.
	I mean, he really is a sort of a redneck hero in a way.
	You know, he's he's he is able to save her at some point in the film when she is actually attacked by a crocodile.
	He jumps on this crocodile, stabs it in the head with his knife and kills it.
	And, you know, honestly, like I feel like that when I was a kid, that was my favorite moment in the film.
	And this kind of is the kind of thing that you would expect from like a farm boy in Oregon, where I'm from, like they can do that kind of stuff.
	I never jumped on an animal and stabbed it to death with a knife.
	But I had a friend who did.
	You can't just skip over that.
	Excuse me.
	Can you just expand on that a little bit, Mr. Coles?
	When I was like maybe 13 or something like that, we went and we had this Halloween party.
	This would happen sometimes.
	Uh, when I was growing up, somebody who had a farm, they would have like a hayride thing that we do like a Halloween party.
	And I think it was set up by my church or something like that.
	So we go, we have this Halloween party, but we're out there on the farm and, uh, you know, they got a possum problem on this farm.
	Too many possums running around and like, uh, messing, messing up the farm stuff.
	So my buddy goes, Oh, there's a possum.
	I'm going to go kill it.
	And sort of, I think to kind of impress the guys, He gets this big ol' knife, like Crocodile Dundee, runs at the possum, jumps, just like in this movie, and freakin' stabs this thing to death with his knife.
	It was the craziest thing I've ever seen.
	But, you know, that's the kind of thing that, like, you know, you do when you live on a farm, you know what I mean?
	You kind of do that kind of stuff, especially when you're a kid and you're, like, a little crazy.
	So, you know, it is something that could happen in real life.
	You know, a lot of guys that don't experience that kind of stuff because, like, maybe they grew up in the city or something like that, or they get a bit soft because they live in L.A.
	too long, like myself.
	But yeah, so to see that dichotomy in this film, I think is is I think people should watch this kind of movie just to see what things were like in the 1980s.
	See that kind of dynamic.
	And I think it still exists today.
	You got tough guys go out into the forest and they forage for food and they are survivalists.
	And then you got guys that just live You can see it on YouTube a lot now, so maybe this movie isn't so interesting for people today.
	But wouldn't you say, Chris, that it's much, much worse today?
	I mean, this phenomena of the real man who can save the damsel when there's truly, truly, you know, a dangerous situation, vice the guy who thinks he's so cool because he can order dinner in Italian.
	Surely that's only got worse since, what was this, 1986?
	Yeah, no, I think back then it would have been recognized by everyone.
	Women in the city, men in the city, everybody in the country, obviously, it would have been recognized that to be a weak man from the city that couldn't do this kind of stuff that Crocodile Dundee does, that would be a negative.
	That would be something that you would kind of think, all right, this guy's kind of a wimp.
	But today, I think because of critical theory and feminism, you've got this idea that actually what Crocodile Dundee does and how he is, is toxically masculine.
	And so like, if you want to be like him, that's a bad thing.
	And if you want to be like the girl's boyfriend in the movie, who's like essentially a douchebag, that's like a good thing, right?
	You want to be the city boy who makes money and is like in touch with this feminine side and, you know, Cries when he's feeling a little bit sad and you know this kind of thing.
	For some reason our society says you should be more like a woman if you're a man and you should be more like a man if you're a woman.
	And for some reason people have fallen for this.
	Like millions of people have fallen for this.
	I was just in Stockholm, Sweden and like a lot of the guys are like that.
	They're kind of beta males.
	They're in touch with their feminine side.
	They don't necessarily like it.
	Hang on.
	The land of the Viking has gone woke.
	Yeah, my theory is that they got rid of all their tough guys back in the Middle Ages when they sent the Vikings out.
	Those guys all settled in... They all went to Oregon, right?
	They all went to Oregon, right.
	And the guys that were left are still there today.
	And so they're very soft, they're very gentle, they're very meek.
	And now they import their criminals.
	They import their violent criminals now.
	So you must be very impressive to the local ladies.
	Uh, no, I did not.
	You know, it's really weird.
	Don't blush!
	Don't blush!
	People can hear you blush on the radio, Chris.
	I dated two women in Sweden, and they were both women that were introduced to me.
	For some reason I couldn't talk to the local girls.
	I don't know what the deal is.
	It's very... I know what it is.
	You're just far too masculine.
	It's clear you are just far too masculine, Chris.
	Your toxic masculinity, the Scandinavian women just quiver with your toxic masculinity.
	That must be it.
	That must be it, yeah.
	We're talking Crocodile Dundee.
	A film which, to be truth be told, I don't think could be made today.
	At least the establishment wouldn't make it today.
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	It would have to be somebody that understands that men are meant to be dangerous, meaning it is their job.
	As you once said so incredibly perceptively, um every other man can be a threat to you and your loved ones therefore you have to be ready to deal with that threat potentially not to be not to be dangerous you know just randomly but to be the person who can protect that's the philosopher in my friend chris cole's mr reagan usa on twitter don't forget to follow us on all the social media platforms just look for seb gawker or sebastian gawker also on twitter facebook instagram parlour get a telegram you can watch our reviews yeah check out our reviews
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	Alright, she's a little bit feisty.
	She was played by Linda Kozlowski and allegedly she knows how to handle a gun.
	We're heading for that escarpment today, right?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	See you there this afternoon.
	Hey.
	If you're gonna go, take the gun with you.
	you. If you get in trouble, fire a couple of shots in the ear.
	That's the danger, is it?
	You're gonna get it.
	Oh, my God.
	Oh, no!
	I'm going to get you!
	So it is.
	That was a little bit risky.
	She didn't even aim it and almost hit his foot there.
	Yes, that is a dangerous end, Linda.
	I gotta just note something here.
	So this is 1986, Chris.
	Paul Hogan looked pretty amazing.
	You know he was pushing 50.
	He was 47 years old when this was made.
	That is that he looks great, man.
	I mean, but he does, you know, he looks like he's been out in the Australian sun.
	Yeah, he looks like he's been living in the sun for a good, you know, 20, 30 years.
	But it's a good look.
	You know, I once I was talking to this girl once, and I said something about getting older.
	And she goes, Yeah, but you're a man.
	You guys just look better with age.
	And I thought, Yeah, for Crocodile Dundee, yeah, it's kind of true, actually.
	Well, come on, look at Sean Connery.
	I mean, did he not look sexier the older he got?
	Yeah.
	I mean, seriously.
	I mean, in The Rock, we've reviewed The Rock.
	I think that's probably true.
	Seriously.
	Here's one thing that I'm very curious what you think.
	And it's a really, it's a fun movie.
	It's an enjoyable movie.
	We'll talk about just how incredibly successful it was as a film.
	But is there really a chemistry between the leads between Hogan and between Kozlovsky because one of the key I mean Siskel and Ebert said there's like no chemistry what what do you what do you I mean he is incredibly charismatic I mean a constant twinkle in his eye that little wink that little grin but did you see a chemistry between them?
	I did I did I don't know about her Acting so much.
	I haven't really thought too much about that.
	Like, that didn't really occur to me how good of an actress she was as I was watching the film.
	I would say probably, since she didn't act in almost anything else after this that I'm aware of, probably not so amazing a performance.
	But look at Siskel.
	Look at Ebert.
	And then think about whether they are the paragons of, you know, judgment when it comes to flirtation and romance.
	And manliness.
	And masculinity.
	Yeah, I think probably maybe don't listen to them.
	I actually have a particular interest in this kind of movie, because growing up, I would watch these films and TV shows where guys were hitting on girls and then the girls would fall in love with them.
	And, you know, and it was this like wonderful moment and stuff.
	And I didn't know how to talk to girls.
	So I thought, really, is that how it's done?
	Like you're trying to work it out when you're a kid, you know, you're like seven, eight years old.
	And then as you get older and you actually do start talking to girls and you kind of figure out how it is done, you look back at these movies and you think, These guys don't know how to write, how to get a girl.
	Like, all these writers are like nerds or something.
	Like, they have no idea how to get a girl, and they write these ridiculous scenarios into these movies.
	But I actually think this film does it pretty well.
	And what I mean by that is, the dialogue between the two characters is a little bit optimistic.
	Hang on, hang on, hang on.
	We lost you there for a second.
	The dialogue is a little bit what, Chris?
	The dialogue is good.
	I think that there's a little bit of conflict between the characters.
	There's a little bit of antagonism.
	It's not just, it's, and this is always true with every girl that I've ever dated that has been, that we've clicked really well.
	And there's been good chemistry.
	You tease each other a little bit.
	You play with each other.
	You say, you know, things like, she goes, how do I look in this outfit?
	And it's like, Oh, the outfit's great.
	You know, if it wasn't spoiled by your horribly ugly face or something, right?
	You know, you might... That might be a bit harsh.
	That's what guys do to each other.
	But your point is well taken.
	There's a frisson.
	There's a little bit of tension between the leads.
	And it's, you know, it's true to life.
	You're not a supplicant.
	You don't kind of brown nose the whole time to a woman you're interested in.
	Otherwise, you're not a guy.
	And if a woman's interested, then, you know, she has to resist a little bit.
	So, it's, you know, nothing is taken for granted.
	So, maybe this is one of the movies that can actually help young men understand what it's meant to be like.
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	Okay, come in with the lens cap.
	So Neb's a real city boy, but his dad's a tribal elder.
	Oh no, you can't take my photograph.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	You believe it'll take your spirit away?
	Nah, you got a lens cap on.
	When they bump into Crocodile Dundee's buddy, aboriginal buddy and the humor here Chris,
	the humor of Crocodile Dundee, there may be some of it that's like uber masculine or what have you,
	but it's also innocent, isn't it?
	And it's just good fun.
	Well, that's the thing, you know, I've said before that, you know, if you have a black friend, you, you, you may give him crap about being black.
	He may give you crap about being white, but it's not about, it's not really about race.
	It's just about, you know, teasing your friend, you know, sort of like he's teasing the girl and she's teasing him back.
	And they're, it's a little bit antagonistic, but it's, it's good.
	It helps them bond.
	And that's the, what you do with your friends is what you do with people who like you.
	I always say like, you know, it's, it's, The left has this thing where they say, oh, you're not allowed to talk about racial issues if you're white.
	Only black people are allowed to talk about that.
	Or you're only allowed to make black jokes if you're black, or Jewish jokes if you're Jewish, or whatever.
	And I always say, well, I feel like if I didn't make jokes about black people, I'd be leaving them out.
	Because I make jokes about everyone.
	Right.
	So I think if I'm leaving them out, that's racist.
	So I would rather just make fun of everybody equally and have a little bit of a joke at the expense of everyone and lighten the mood and make everybody, you know, have a laugh than to leave a certain group out because I want to be sensitive to them.
	Like, it's an indication to me that they're too weak to handle the joke.
	The black guys I know are not too weak to handle the joke.
	You can say whatever, you can joke around, and yeah, maybe they'll get mad at you and they'll make some joke at your expense, but that's OK, too.
	You know, this is real life.
	This is real humans interacting.
	It's not always clean.
	It's not always super delicate.
	Sometimes it's messy.
	Sometimes it's ugly.
	But it's a lot more fun that way.
	And I think this is like the way that people are in this film.
	I always say to you, like, I love films that I want to live in that world.
	I kind of want to live in this world.
	But hang on.
	I need to know which one in the outback or in Manhattan in 1986?
	Either.
	Wow.
	And have you noticed that From Die Hard.
	He's awesome in this as well.
	He's awesome in everything.
	No, he's superb.
	Saves the day when Crocodile Dundee leaves his short sword at home and he gets attacked by the pimp and his heavies.
	Yes, absolutely.
	Although, I have to say, here's an interesting thing I've got to run past you.
	So, after this movie, Paul Hogan, who was a very successful stand-up comic in Australia.
	He had his own TV show, The Paul Hogan Show, long before anybody in America heard of him, but very successful.
	After this, of course, he's drowning in offers to play other hero roles in movies, and he was upset.
	Here's a quote from him.
	He said, He was troubled by the fact that this character, Crocodile Dundee, was perceived as a cross between Chuck Norris and Rambo and refused, turned down similar roles because of this.
	This is a direct quote from Paul Hogan.
	The movie scene is screaming out for the movie hero who doesn't kill 75 people.
	Less of those commandos, terminators, exterminators.
	Mix just a good role model.
	There's no malice in the fellow and he's human.
	He's not a wimp or a sissy just because he doesn't kill people.
	So he seems to want to kind of thread the needle that this is a man's man but there's nothing over-the-top about the character, Chris.
	Yeah, I mean, okay, Rambo is a kind of a cartoon, a little bit, to some degree, especially in Rambo 2.
	Not Rambo 1 so much, not so much, but the second film, you know, and the subsequent films, it's more of a cartoon character where it's just like the slaughtering of, you know, however many people, one man against an entire army, you know.
	And that is a lot of fun.
	I think that there's something great about that.
	It's like these video games with the zombie apocalypse or, you know, something like that, right?
	I mean, a lot of people love those kinds of games.
	And these kinds of films in the 80s were very popular.
	But he is right to some degree, because he made a character that was more naturalistic in the sense that, yeah, 99.9% of people aren't ever going to kill anyone in their entire life, much less, you know, 100 people in, you know, this very difficult circumstance.
	So he's trying to create something that's a little bit more nuanced.
	And he is a comedian, and he is funny, and the movie is very funny.
	And it actually takes a fairly high IQ, I think, to be very funny.
	In my experience with my dealings with like celebrities in Hollywood and stuff like that, I will say that the smartest people are always the funny people.
	If you're a comedian, if you can make jokes, you almost always have a very high IQ.
	And I think that he just didn't want to do something, what it sounds like to me, is that he didn't want to do something that was just this simple character that was a tough guy.
	He wanted to play roles that were more nuanced and a little bit more creative.
	And had a little bit more depth and some more layers to it, which is, like, fair enough.
	But maybe if you'd have taken more of those action hero roles, you know, you would have been able to then parlay that into some more layered roles as well.
	I think sometimes actors get a little bit too arrogant about what specific roles they want to play.
	Yeah, a little pretentious.
	the success goes to their head and they become very judgy and I think it kind of damages
	their own brand and their own career.
	And I'll have to say, I didn't even know this when I first watched the movie and only found
	out as I was researching it for today, he wrote it.
	So you know, Paul Hogan was the guy that wrote the character, which is based, here's a little
	bit of trivia, on a real person.
	Crocodile Dundee is based on a real person called Rodney William Ansell.
	Let's put his picture up.
	A very handsome, rugged individual.
	There's Mr Ansell, the late Mr Ansell, and Crocodile D, the man he's based upon, who
	was an Australian cattle grazer and buffalo hunter who was stranded in a remote part of
	the Northern Territories for 56 days and survived and so became this legendary figure around
	the world.
	And Crocodile Dandee is based on the late Rodney Ansell.
	So not just a fun movie, not just a little bit of Hollywood escapism, but actually based on the real world.
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	There's only one cut left, right?
	The knife.
	Right?
	Okay.
	Come in with that.
	You got a light, buddy?
	Yeah, sure, kid.
	There you go.
	And your wallet.
	Nick, give him your wallet.
	What for?
	He's got a knife.
	That's not a knife.
	That's a knife.
	Right up there with Make My Day from Clint Eastwood and Han Solo.
	I've got a bad feeling about this.
	The immortal line, that's not a knife, this is a knife from Crocodile Dundee.
	A legendary line.
	Chris, before we rate the movie out of, I guess we'd have to rate it out of bowie knives.
	How many out of ten bowie knives?
	Final thoughts on Crocodile Dundee.
	Oh, let's talk about the behind the scenes.
	Paul Hogan decided to make a movie that would be an international success.
	The first really big Australian blockbuster.
	They invested, hold on, a whopping 8 million Australian dollars.
	And it netted, hold on to your horses, $328 million.
	$8 million Australia to $328 million.
	I gotta ask you, it's the most successful Australian movie ever made.
	It's the most successful foreign movie ever shown in America.
	And it beat the pants off even Mad Max.
	Why do you think this thing was just so successful, Chris?
	You know, it was, well, first of all, it's just a very good movie.
	And Paul Hogan's a very charming guy.
	Charming.
	That's the right word.
	Yeah.
	And there was this kind of Australian fever in the 1980s.
	I don't really understand it.
	I don't know where it comes from, because there was only two really that I can think of off the top of my head.
	There was only two really major, like really huge, huge things in the media.
	It was, I come from the land down under and Crocodile Dundee.
	But for some reason, Americans just went crazy for Australian stuff.
	But what's funny is, Americans really didn't understand Australia.
	So it was this kind of mysterious place that was very different.
	So there was a kind of fascination that they were able to sort of capture with this movie.
	And they could kind of lie a little bit about what Australia is like.
	And they could kind of get away with it because Americans, they just wouldn't know anything.
	We just didn't know anything about Australia back in the 80s for some reason.
	And this film kind of capitalized on that and just gave us actually this hero is such a great hero.
	It's kind of sad to me that he's been a bit forgotten, like nobody talks about Crocodile Dundee anymore.
	That may be partially because there was this show, The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, you know, the late, great Steve Irwin.
	And he genuinely would like just jump on crocodiles and you know, catch them alive. And he was just such an
	incredible person that I think that kind of eclipsed what the movie Crocodile Dundee had done. But
	there's so many other reasons to love this film other than just him jumping on a crocodile and stabbing
	it in the head.
	No, but I think a lot of it has to do, you're absolutely right to use this word, the charm.
	This man is, you know, Sean Connery is sophisticated charm in a Savile Row suit.
	This is outback, you know, worn leather pants charm, but such a charming character.
	Couple of last things.
	Of course, there are two more movies.
	Second one, successful, but not as quite successful.
	There was a plan to make a Beverly Hills cop Crocodile Dundee crossover.
	That would have been interesting.
	Never happened.
	And this man, Paul Hogan, wait for it, was offered the lead in the movie Ghost before Patrick Swayze took it.
	Now that would have been a very different movie, right?
	Oh, and there's two versions.
	There's two versions of the movie.
	There's the original one that we're all familiar with, and there's one which has the original Aussie slang all through it.
	The original one they filmed, and most Americans didn't understand the slang they were using, so they had to make another version transposing it into American slang.
	Okay, so here we are.
	And I believe that two stars married, didn't they?
	They did.
	So he was married when this was made with five kids.
	He fell in love with her, divorced his wife, they got married, and then sadly divorced about 15 years later.
	But yes, yes.
	Okay.
	Out of 10 Bowie knives, you ranking for a modern audience, me ranking for the pantheon of all great movies, what do you give this out of 10, Chris Coles?
	Well, listen, it's certainly not one of the greatest movies of all time, probably.
	I doubt anybody would think that.
	But it's...
	It really encapsulates a kind of film and Beverly Hills Cop is in that category as well.
	But Beverly Hills Cop is a much better remembered film.
	I mean, it's a film that people know about to this day.
	People even wear the Beverly Hills Cop 2 Lions jacket even to this day.
	It's a very well known iconic film.
	This film, I don't know why it's not better remembered, but it's in that same vein.
	And I think in some ways it does capture the 1980s and 1980s cinema in a way that no other film does, at least not as well as this one.
	So I think it's worth watching.
	If for no other reason, just that if you just like the 80s and you want to experience the 80s a little bit, but also it's just a really great film.
	It's a lot of fun.
	And I actually think it's the kind of film modern For modern audiences, going back and watching this film, I have to give it a 10 out of 10.
	All right.
	10 out of 10.
	In the Pantheon, I'll give it a solid six and a half in all movies.
	OK.
	All right?
	Six and a half.
	I think it's a little higher than that, but that's pretty fair.
	But you know me.
	I'm a hard, hard grader.
	I'm a hard task mascot.
	All right.
	Are you ready for my choice for the next movie?
	I'm on the edge of my seat.
	I'm going to take a leaf out of your book because you've been trying, I know what you're doing, you're trying to reintroduce us to some movies that may have been forgotten or deserve more attention and I've been doing just, you know, stuff that, you know, is maybe too famous.
	We've mentioned Clint a few times.
	We did one of his movies, Escape from Alcatraz, and I'm going to do one of my favorite films from the 1980s that is much underrated.
	In fact, it's pretty much forgotten.
	Put it on the screen.
	The Cold War thriller, Firefox.
	Have you ever seen Firefox, Chris?
	I've never seen Firefox.
	There's a lot of Clint Eastwood films out there that I think are underrated.
	This is absolutely bloody superb.
	Well, I'm not going to stack the deck, but if you don't like this, there may be somebody who will have to stay in Central Europe for the rest of his life.
	That's all I'm saying, Chris.
	Okay, Firefox.
	I do use the browser from time to time.
	No, this is a Soviet fighter jet that a special agent has to steal from behind the Iron Curtain.
	I say nothing more.
	My lips are sealed.
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