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Oct. 7, 2016 - Louder with Crowder

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#94 BILL CLINTON RAPED ME! Juanita Broaddrick and Paul Joseph Watson | Louder With Crowder

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	You've found yourself at the junction where worlds meet.
	Politics.
	Civility.
	How about honesty in this country, folks?
	Entertainment.
	I don't like entertainment.
	And a whole bunch of other stuff.
	It's about having a healthy body image.
	You have a very unhealthy body.
	You should have a horrible body image.
	It's not a big home improvement market in Detroit.
	We are definitely going to get letters.
	You're listening to Talk Radio's Strangest Animal.
	You're a strange animal.
	You're getting louder with Crowder.
	But you're a strange animal I get to follow.
	Oh, I'm in this speedy to sound.
	Wow.
	Glad to be with you.
	That's the sound of the weekend.
	I am your host, Stephen Crowder.
	Producing with me in video studio, as always, is Jared, who is not gay.
	Follow him on the Twitter at NotGayJared.
	I fulfill my legal obligations.
	Draw your own conclusions.
	Hopper, stop honking the toy.
	It's inappropriate.
	Love you, buddy.
	It's a professional broadcast.
	He's good.
	Now he's coming over.
	Hey, tonight's episode brought to you by Painkillers.
	Yes.
	I had a little bit...
	Go lay down, buddy.
	People think it's unprofessional of a dog in the studio, but you know what?
	It's my studio.
	Hurt my neck, hurt my back.
	I've had a long-standing injury, and it was just a freak accident, freak accident that occurred in the gym today.
	Of all things, was doing dips and just went...
	You seem to injure yourself when you're trying to do things that are good for your body.
	I know.
	I've never injured myself.
	I've never pulled my neck just like eating a Big Mac.
	Never once.
	It's true.
	So, I mean, draw your conclusions.
	Correlation equals causation here.
	Big show.
	Probably the biggest show we've ever done.
	It's shorter than usual for those listening terrestrially, as opposed to three hours.
	It's going to be two.
	For those on the YouTube, on the podcast, it'll be a little bit shorter.
	But we'll still have a nice little wrap-up segment for you.
	That's web exclusive.
	Juanita Broderick is in the show tonight, which is pretty big.
	She is the woman who, of course, came forward and had the most convincing case that Bill Clinton had raped her.
	Flat out has talked about it, was dragged into this thing, kicking and screaming with the Paula Jones case.
	We've talked about it before.
	We've written about it.
	And then our very own Courtney reached out to her, and she was willing to come on the program.
	So we're excited about that.
	And it's tough to always tiptoe around the subject of rape.
	And you have to tiptoe around it a lot with Bill Clinton, if you're talking about the Clintons.
	I mean, it just comes up.
	Rape.
	Rape.
	It is a thing, unfortunately.
	Well, it's a Clinton thing.
	It's a Clinton thing.
	And then we have Paul Joseph Watson.
	A platform of theirs, if you will.
	Yes, exactly.
	It is a part of the DNC, unofficially.
	They wouldn't claim it officially.
	No, it's down there in the pamphlet somewhere.
	And we'll have Paul Joseph Watson talking about what happens in the American election.
	He has a very weird English accent, but we love it.
	We do.
	Well, to defend him, he says he comes from the hillbilly part.
	He does say that, which we don't know.
	It's like English people don't know the difference between Boston and New York to them.
	I don't know.
	So, what else do we have in the program?
	We have a lot of inside baseball here on not only Fox News, but the latest video that we've done...
	We, yeah, Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly are in a cat fight.
	Right now as we're discussing this, this has been breaking.
	It's all over Twitter.
	Matt Drudge is trending because he's talking about the media cover-up with Hillary Clinton being sick.
	This just happened within the last couple of hours, I think.
	Hillary having a coughing episode, I guess.
	And you've got to tell me when to stop this team because it could be a while.
	It's very long.
	I represent inmates.
	Excuse me.
	You are excused.
	Please sit down.
	Too much to say.
	Too much to say.
	Is that Pepe in your throat?
	This is like a Monty Python sketch.
	This just keeps on going.
	Okay, so that happened.
	Here's the deal with this.
	Mad Dredge is saying there's a media cover-up.
	Is it reasonable to assume that maybe Hillary Clinton, you know, pneumonia, there's still leftover effects, even if you get on antibiotics.
	I know someone right now who's had it.
	Sure, there could be some leftover effects.
	It's flared up.
	She's not getting a lot of sleep.
	But that's not what she claimed.
	She claimed it was her hypothyroidism flaring up.
	Why lie about it?
	I have hypothyroidism.
	It runs in the family.
	I have very severe hypothyroidism.
	Hypothyroidism is the excuse that everyone uses when they're fat and they say, I have hypothyroidism!
	I actually have it.
	I take 60 milligrams a day of Armour thyroid.
	So I know it pretty well.
	Anyone else out there, tweet me at S. Crowder who has hypothyroidism or any kind of thyroid disorder.
	One of my sister-in-law had hers removed because she had hyperthyroidism.
	There's a long list of symptoms.
	None of which are coughing for four minutes on end.
	Yeah, that looks more like a bad batch of baby stew.
	What?
	Yeah.
	Stew from babies.
	That doesn't make any sense at all.
	It's more of a stomach issue, I think.
	Just coming up.
	I think with you, it's more of a soul issue with you.
	So here's the deal.
	Why does she lie about it?
	That's the issue.
	I don't understand why she would say that.
	And that's what makes you think, you know, where there's smoke, there's fire.
	Is there more going on here?
	Why is she lying?
	It's not hypothyroidism.
	I guarantee you it's not.
	It's something with pneumonia.
	If she just said pneumonia, it wouldn't have been a big issue.
	So anyways, this will be a big issue.
	And you know what?
	This is why the election is anyone's game at this point.
	We'll talk about that in the polls and give you a little more info that I think there's a lot of misinformation out there.
	So real quick, we have to wrap up.
	The big story of this week was the VP debate.
	VP debate went down.
	I think Mike Pence did a lot better than Donald Trump did in the presidential debate.
	Stands a lot to teach.
	Donald Trump, I think.
	Donald Trump could learn a lot from Mike Pence.
	Demeanor, style, substance was way better for Mike Pence.
	However, and we talked about when it happened, I said tomorrow they're just going to roll the clip.
	When Mike Pence said Donald Trump never said that, well, there's a montage out there of Mike Pence saying Donald Trump never said that, and he said verbatim exactly those things, and so it doesn't look good.
	However...
	Tim Kaine was just a...
	Well, let's roll the clip.
	What we thought was the best segment from the debate.
	Yeah, I've got it set up and I've got the clip.
	So here's the set up.
	It's important in this moment to remember that Hillary Clinton had a private server in her home that had classified information on it about drone strikes.
	Emails from the President of the United States of America were on there.
	Her private server was subject to being hacked by...
	Governor, I liked you about Syria.
	So that's the setup there.
	That's the setup, which is important.
	And you can already see not only Tim Kaine interrupting, but the moderator interrupting for Tim Kaine.
	This was an absolute example of blatant bias.
	Far worse than Lester Holt.
	And that's what's wrong when you say, well, Lester Holt, Lester Holt.
	No, no, this was really bad.
	And so when you say everything is horrible bias, it's hard, it falls on deaf ears when this one was blatant.
	Here's what we thought was the highlight.
	We have a justice system that does that.
	And a Republican FBI director did an investigation and concluded...
	All right, we are moving on now.
	If your son or my son handled classified information the way Hillary Clinton did, they'd be court-martialed.
	Boom!
	Get out the way!
	Have a seat, Timmy.
	That was pretty good.
	It was like debating Vince Vaughn from Wedding Crashers.
	Tim Kaine just...
	I got words in my head!
	I have...
	I have thoughts!
	I have thoughts!
	Let me express them always!
	I have opinions, too.
	Me, too.
	Yeah, it was just bad.
	Like, I tuned in for about five minutes of it, and I could tell, oh, this is just a bitch fest of Tim Kaine and the moderator, and it was just bad.
	He was a drunk uncle at a cookout who just thinks everyone wants to hear his opinion.
	Like, he just read a Chomsky book, and you're like, oh, Uncle Tim, stop.
	I hate to say it, it just really is one of those very punchable faces.
	Do you know what goes into that hot dog?
	Well, I just want to hear it.
	I have opinions on hot dogs!
	That's going to be a gif.
	That is going to be a gif.
	So this is the VP debate.
	I thought Mike Pence won, but I thought he's been given a tough task sometimes defending Donald Trump.
	I think Mike Pence is much more measured.
	Mike Pence keeps a tally of his words, and Donald Trump doesn't, which is one of his selling points, but it's hard to defend.
	In fairness, I feel bad for them both because they both were given the task not only defending their own records, their own careers, but defending two of the most unfavorable politicians to ever run for office ever.
	Number one or number two?
	Number one or two.
	So they had to defend both of those people.
	And so to that, I feel bad for them both.
	I do feel bad for them both.
	A couple things.
	So let me talk about this, the polls.
	Right now, if you're going to say someone is winning.
	Okay, I've got this up on my screen here, RCP, the averages.
	The betting odds are about 75% to 80% in favor of Hillary Clinton.
	Now, a lot of people don't like this and they just say, oh, the polls are rigged.
	Well, let me talk with you about that, okay?
	Here's kind of what it comes down to.
	Hillary Clinton just needs Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, and she can do it.
	Donald Trump to win needs Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and at least one of the others, and to hold all of Romney's states, which he may not.
	He may not hold North Carolina.
	He may not hold Arizona.
	So that's important to note.
	The math doesn't...
	It could come down to that Tampa corridor.
	The math is really, really hard for Donald Trump to win.
	Now, this isn't...
	I hope he wins.
	I certainly would rather see him win over Hillary Clinton.
	But for people to say the polls are rigged...
	The danger here...
	I know it's better for clicks.
	This is what conservatives do.
	The polls are rigged!
	Media bias!
	By the way, there's nothing new with media bias.
	We've all acknowledged the main attack that conservatives used with McCain, with Bush, with Romney, was media bias.
	Okay, we can all agree on that.
	Let's not say that it's worse now.
	It's bad now.
	It's always been bad.
	Here's the deal.
	Do I think some polls are skewed?
	Yes.
	Do I think all of them, the totality, are skewed as propaganda?
	No.
	And here's the deal.
	People taking the polls could be liberal.
	That's a possibility.
	But guess what?
	Polls, unlike news, where they're only as valuable as their entertainment.
	That's what news largely is, entertainment, as seen by the catfight between Hannity and Megyn Kelly.
	Polls are only as valuable as their accuracy.
	And if they miss it a couple of times, well, guess what?
	No one's going to take them seriously anymore, and they're out of a business, the polls.
	So they do have an incentive.
	They are beholden to some form of accuracy.
	And here's the deal.
	Is there proof?
	Is there proof that polls have been skewed and they've been wrong?
	Not in the last 12 years.
	Not in the last 12 years.
	Last 12 years, you don't need to bring this up, Jared, because it's all horribly formatted.
	The final RCP average had Obama up by.7 against Romney, and he won by 3.9.
	So they actually were more favorable toward Romney.
	If you go to Florida, they had Romney up by 1.5, and Obama won by just under a point against Romney.
	Same thing across the board if you look at the polls.
	They were actually more favorable to Romney.
	Same thing with McCain.
	The final polls in a general, RCP, had Obama up 7.6.
	And that one he actually won by 7 point.
	Damn it, we have other stuff to do.
	We have other stuff to talk about.
	So if you look, even if we go back to Bush and Kerry, the polls have actually favored conservatives a little bit more.
	Now, does it mean that they're 100% accurate?
	No.
	But it doesn't do you any favors.
	And I don't know why I would come on here and lie to you.
	The polls have an incentive to be accurate.
	Not all of them are.
	And this is why you should take polling agencies, not newspapers.
	People who their sole purpose is to take polls, not like New York Times or LA Times or Washington Post.
	Obviously they have more of an agenda, but Quinnipiac, Gallup, Rasmussen, they have an incentive to be accurate.
	It doesn't help anybody to lie about this.
	And the problem is a lot of people lie about this, and then they sell some false doomsday theories.
	So I'm going to get a little positive after this break and tell you why, regardless of the election, still need to go out and vote.
	If you vote Hillary Clinton, we're going to IP ban you.
	But regardless of what happens, America is not over.
	Uh, let me lay out the case, and I know some of you will be mad.
	What can you do?
	And now, Vice Presidential Candidate Mike Pence, the best Vince Vaughn.
	you Thank you.
	Well, I just think that if we're being honest about the policy for the last eight years, the American people want- Alright, Pence, okay, I understand where your head's at.
	Okay, I like where you're coming from.
	I see you got a little bit of low energy.
	You're trying to kind of counterbalance, right?
	The energy that Donald Trump had.
	He was interrupting people, had a problem with it.
	I like that.
	You're a cool cat.
	I dig that about you, but I'm going to take the floor if that's okay.
	Well, actually, I was just trying to...
	Okay, stop.
	You don't need to tell me that's okay, because I know it's okay.
	Because even if you say it's okay, but I don't think it's okay, it's okay because maybe you're interested, but maybe we're going to act like you're interested, but maybe you're not interested.
	Here's the thing.
	America's got problems, right?
	People are struggling to pay rent, and you don't want to come in here and tell people how they've got to live their lives, Mike.
	I... Alright, is that a little bit of agreement I hear?
	I see it.
	You dog you.
	You agree with me.
	See, we're going to unify.
	They ought to put that man's mouth in a circus.
	Stay tuned for more as vice-presidential candidate Mike Pence debates me in the phone.
	We'll be right back.
	Because my neck hurts, the dancing is a little bit...
	Low energy.
	A little low energy.
	Lower energy.
	We have Juanita Broderick coming up after this break.
	Oh my god, so people on Twitter are mad.
	Well, why aren't you saying the polls are rigged?
	Don't you want Trump to win?
	Shut up and go away.
	Like, I'm sorry, shut up and go...
	If you want me to lie to you, shut up and go away.
	I'm so tired of people...
	Like, listen, the one thing we've tried to do is be honest.
	Not all of the polls are rigged.
	Maybe some of the...
	I think Monmouth?
	Monmouth?
	I don't know how we pronounce it.
	It's absolutely skewed.
	I think NBC polls are almost always absolutely skewed.
	But Fox News, local Michigan polls, local state polls, polls that lean conservative, polls that come from papers that even endorse Donald Trump, you can't say it about all of them.
	That's the issue here.
	Now, let me talk about something.
	Some people are going out there, and I think are irresponsible, some conservative pundits saying, America will rise or fall, live or die by this election.
	It's an important election, and I think Hillary will be very bad for the country.
	But that's not true.
	America doesn't rise or fall.
	It doesn't live or die by this election.
	It would be bad.
	It wouldn't be the end of the country.
	And they've been saying this for so long, and it's never been accurate.
	Barack Obama's been a bad president, but let's not act as though America is done, as though America doesn't exist anymore.
	If she wins, if Hillary Clinton wins, I think she would be a one-termer.
	But A lot of people overlook some of the victories that have occurred.
	Let me give you some examples.
	Even under Barack Obama, even under liberal rule, Missouri just became the 11th state to allow constitutional carry.
	And I think there are 42 states that allow some form of carry permit.
	Now, that's more than ever, either constitutional carry or some form of carry, open carry or concealed.
	More than ever.
	And some of those other ones allow some sort of constitutional carry without a permit.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Constitutional carry without a permit.
	That's 11.
	Missouri just made 11.
	There are 26 right-to-work states.
	Right now.
	That's a huge, and they're going to be more, regardless of who's president.
	You can see in a state, on a local level, you can see what Texas did with their abortion laws.
	There are victories that occur.
	And these things, a huge portion of them have occurred under Barack Obama.
	Would Hillary Clinton be bad?
	Yes.
	But am I going to tell you the polls are rigged and Donald Trump's going to win, and if he doesn't win, it's the end of the country?
	No, I'm not going to lie to you.
	I don't know why people do this and they lie to people.
	Here's something about that, too.
	It doesn't change what we do.
	A lot of people do this and they absolve themselves and they become inactive after the election year.
	Come hell or high water, we're gonna be here the day after.
	We're gonna be here November 9th.
	We're gonna be doing the exact same thing.
	That's not going to change, whether it's Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.
	And I suggest you do the same.
	Something interesting I thought of, I don't know if you thought about this, but these people, a lot of conservatives, the doomsday conservatives, who believe heavily in the Constitution.
	It's kind of, to me, it's an undermining of how brilliant the Constitution is when it was written specifically to withstand crappy presidents, crappy leaders.
	I mean, that's why we have term limits.
	We need some for some other positions, I think.
	Yeah, we need term limits.
	Well, that's a good, you bring up term limits.
	America was way further to the left with FDR. That's true.
	Barack Obama hasn't done anything anywhere near to what FDR would do.
	And Hillary Clinton is more moderate than Barack Obama.
	She would be terrible.
	I can't stand Hillary Clinton.
	I'll never vote for her.
	I really hope that you don't vote for her.
	They'll never tell you how to vote.
	FDR, you look at JFK, you have a Reagan.
	The pendulum does swing.
	Look at Brexit in the UK, and they don't have the systems in place.
	Like the United States does the safeguards.
	I know you're going into the Supreme Court.
	Well, guess what?
	The Heller v.
	D.C. case, that was the Supreme Court.
	The Clintons already put in an assault weapons ban.
	Guess what?
	That lapse doesn't exist anymore.
	Things do swing back and forth.
	There are times when it looks darker and it does get better.
	Listen, I come from Quebec, okay?
	A socialist province.
	That's why I was raised.
	In Canada, socialized healthcare my entire life.
	After I moved out in 2005, there was a Supreme Court case, Chewy versus Quebec, ruling it a violation of human rights to not allow private medicine because people were dying in the wait lines.
	And that was reversed.
	That was in socialist Canada, Quebec.
	These things can change.
	Good things can happen regardless of who's president.
	So, I know it would be an easier sell, and we could get a lot more clicks by telling you it's over, but it's not true.
	We're not going to lie to you about it.
	Now, it's anyone's game.
	The presidency could go either way, but it's an uphill battle, and the math doesn't look good for Donald Trump.
	But anyone who tells you that this election is the end of America, that's a lazy person, that's someone who wants to absolve themselves of their job after this election, and anyone who believes it, listen, that will lend itself to complacency more.
	And so I just see this a lot, and I see people, they think it's over, and I can see the mindset with a lot of listeners or a lot of readers with conservative websites thinking the polls are rigged, and they're going to win in a landslide, and then if it doesn't happen, they're going to say, there goes America.
	I don't think that either of those are true.
	I think the truth is somewhere in the middle.
	And hopefully this helps you and brightens up your day a little bit.
	If not, we could wallow in negativity.
	We could do that too.
	I realize I was saying something very positive, but I said it in a stern tone like I was disciplining a child.
	Yeah, I felt it.
	I felt that.
	I don't know what that was about.
	I feel a little chided.
	Oh, speaking of which, we need to talk about this.
	The video we did this week.
	We have some more exclusive footage from this.
	I don't know how much time we have.
	The college socialists.
	Oh, gosh.
	Naka, Jared, and I infiltrated the college socialists, and the backlash has been pretty funny.
	So we went in, and people saw the video.
	It's up at ladderwithcrider.com.
	There's a lot that people didn't see with that video.
	That car ride, was that not the longest car ride you've ever had in your life?
	That was the longest car ride of my life.
	And not so much because it was like...
	Surprisingly, despite the comments, I found it pretty easy to keep a stern face.
	It was so boring.
	I was so bored by her.
	It was so predictable.
	She did not stop talking.
	No, they didn't stop talking.
	The entire time.
	Yeah, I know.
	They did not stop.
	They didn't stop talking.
	We took part in this protest for people listening to Rush League.
	You can go watch the video.
	And Not Gay Jared was an asexual hermaphrodite.
	So I appreciate you going to the wall with that.
	You went full bore.
	They posted it to Facebook.
	There is backlash for people who don't know.
	We did send that email, what the socialism is for fig shirt.
	They were triggered.
	And these are some screenshots from what they've posted to Facebook.
	Fellow Michigan activists.
	This is the gal who was in our car.
	This is the anarcho-communist.
	Fellow Michigan activists, please be on the lookout for these guys.
	They're scabby right-winger journalists who have been infiltrating activism groups and events in Michigan, most recently in Grand Rapids.
	Don't let them into your group and don't let them film you.
	Please share this to spread the word solidarity forever.
	And here's what's funny.
	Right away, people start commenting, and they're triggering each other.
	So people say, they look gay.
	They're wearing the same shirt.
	And then commenters are going, you shouldn't say that they...
	I don't like them.
	I hate them too, but...
	You shouldn't talk about how they look gay.
	Gay, that's really kind of offensive.
	And then right away, let's flag their page to get it removed.
	It is so predictable with the left.
	Now, here's the important thing, though, with this video we were talking about.
	You expect kids to be uninformed.
	There were 12 kids who showed up.
	This was at Grand Valley State.
	They showed up.
	They were actually doing the union's work, and the union didn't even show up to work.
	They slept in.
	There were 12 kids, but you know the professors are going to be saying, I heard there was a successful protest from the college of socialists and students against workshops.
	Very good on you!
	I saw a write-up on it.
	I didn't go myself.
	Yeah, most people can't stand these people.
	They're just in the right perches.
	Yeah.
	And that's, we need to knock them off their perches.
	Oh, that was violent imagery.
	We don't need that.
	Okay, hey, big interview coming up next.
	Juanita Broderick allegedly...
	Before that, a commercial, we apologize for it.
	We apologize.
	Oh, I apologize.
	Sorry.
	Trigger warning.
	Captain, this is what you asked for.
	Let's get this contract on the move.
	Intentions are what we want, but rabid workers won't be screwed.
	RABID, this is what you asked for.
	Let's get this contract on the move.
	And pensions are what we want Rapid workers won't be screwed One, two, three ATU!
	All right, good job, you guys!
	Thank you.
	Glad to be back with you.
	We have an exclusive here.
	The Jared?
	Yes, the Jared.
	The Jared.
	Exclusive scoop.
	She is calling by phone.
	You've read about her.
	You've heard about her.
	And she's been in the news quite a bit lately because of her relationship, I guess we'll say, or speaking out against the current frontrunner for President of the United States.
	Ooh.
	I borderline just...
	I just had a chill.
	You just had a chill.
	I might need to go to the restroom during the break.
	That was not...
	Just thinking about her as President of the United States.
	We have her here.
	Thank you so much for being here.
	Juanita Broderick, thank you for coming on the show.
	Hi, Stephen.
	Thanks for asking.
	No, we're glad to have you.
	Now, you've been pretty active on Twitter lately, and you had this dust-up with Chelsea Clinton.
	So, like we said, you can always tell us what you don't want to talk about or do want to talk about.
	What is it that seems to have...
	Sort of spurned on this resurfacing and talking out against the Clintons so much.
	Well, when Chelsea came out and said that her father's sexual recklessness were just misdeeds and didn't have any place in the campaign, I was livid at that.
	They were not trivial.
	These were horrible sexual crimes.
	Yeah, well, they really are terrible, especially when you take the totality of it, right, Juanita?
	I mean, we won't talk even necessarily about your specific situation, but you can just run down a list.
	You met Hillary Clinton how long ago?
	38 years.
	38 years ago.
	So before we get into, okay, let's put that on the shelf.
	There's so much to get into, Juanita.
	Forgive me for jumping around.
	Let's do this first.
	When you first met Hillary Clinton or the Clintons, what was your impression of them?
	How did they treat you?
	Well, when I was working in his campaign, I was excited about meeting him.
	He came on a campaign tour around this area and visited my nursing home.
	And I met him then, was very impressed with him and what he wanted to do for Arkansas.
	But he especially talked to me about what he wanted to do for nursing homes.
	I had told him That I was very interested in talking to him about the plight that the nursing homes were in.
	Not enough reimbursement for taking care of our patients properly.
	So I met him and then he told me if I was ever in Little Rock to call his campaign headquarters.
	We would set up a meeting and discuss these things and oh my god.
	It was exciting to have a willing ear from the people who regulated my business.
	Sure.
	And, well, looking back, maybe he was interested in nursing homes just because he was scoping it out.
	Well, these days he'd be visiting for a whole new reasons.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Because of that age.
	Bill Clinton.
	Good Lord.
	Yeah.
	So that was the culture, but you were excited.
	And when do you think, when did that turn?
	Is there a culture of intimidation, of misogyny, just as an overall aura with the Clintons, or is it just behind closed doors?
	Oh, I think it's just behind closed doors, but they've affected so many people in so many people's lives.
	It's very criminal, what they've done.
	When I think about Hillary, after the rape occurred, I met her at a fundraiser, which people say, well, why on earth did she attend a fundraiser?
	I did not attend a fundraiser.
	I was still in denial and shock at what had happened to me.
	And when I was getting rid of, I had told the volunteer people that I wouldn't be working in the campaign anymore because I told them that my business was demanding too much of my time.
	So when I was going through all my campaign material, throwing it away, I found a folder with about three or four checks in it which were to the campaign for him running for governor.
	And I'd forgotten completely that I had these and lists of things, lists of people who still were considering donating.
	So I went early to the campaign fundraiser just to give these to the main lady from Little Rock.
	No, you say her, you mean Hillary Clinton?
	No, no.
	The lady from the Little Rock office that I gave the checks and the list to.
	In fact, it's a funny sideline on that.
	She resembled Bill's mother, so I left there with the impression that Bill's mother was his campaign head.
	That's a whole other level of creepy with them, but continue.
	I know, it was hilarious.
	But before we got out the front door, here comes Chuck Watts.
	He was a local pharmacist who had driven them from the airport, and he comes straight in to me before Norma and I got out the door, and he said, Juanita.
	He didn't know what had happened to me, and he was such a strong Bill Clinton supporter.
	He said, the topic of the conversation all the way from the airport was about you and the Clintons asking questions about you.
	Well, that alarmed me.
	I just wanted to get out of there.
	But before I could, here comes Hillary right behind him, extending her hand, which I didn't take, and saying all these gushing words of, oh, it's so nice to meet you, and I just wanted to thank you personally for all you do for Bill.
	And I just nodded and was going to get out of there, because I definitely...
	Did not want to see Bill Clinton at all.
	Didn't want to come face to face with him.
	Well, let me, let me, I just want to kind of halt here real quick because we want to tread around it, but you said the rape.
	So for the audience, because I know we don't want to get into specifics, just make sure they understand when you say the rape, you are referring to...
	Bill Clinton raping me.
	Okay, good.
	I didn't want to bring that up for any legality issues.
	So if you can say that, we don't have to get into specifics.
	I want everyone to know Juanita Broderick has come forward.
	Bill Clinton raped her.
	Bill Clinton raped me.
	She just said that.
	So if she refers to it as the rape or something, I'm sure there's some discomfort there.
	Just know that's what she's talking about.
	Sorry, Juanita, just for listeners who maybe aren't familiar.
	We have a lot of young listeners who, Juanita, they don't know about this.
	Oh, I know.
	I'm getting all these tweets that I've just read about this.
	I just didn't know about this.
	Yeah, I'm surprised.
	They think Bill Clinton...
	Here's the thing.
	They think Bill Clinton had a little bit of fun under his desk with an intern in a turquoise dress, right?
	That's what they think.
	They don't understand if you go to just through the list of other willing...
	People with whom he's had an affair.
	I mean, you could almost not count them in a lifetime.
	Then there's an extended list of people, not only yourself, who say that they weren't willing.
	I think yours is probably the most severe, but that's why I ask if there's a culture of this, because it's getting to Bill Cosby territory if people understand the totality of it.
	There are so many women throughout their entire political career who have similar stories.
	Yeah, we're not talking about marital, extramarital affairs.
	We're talking about criminal rape and sexual assault.
	Right.
	And criminal rape and sexual assault, not in the current sort of third-wave feminist of, I had slightly too much to drink or I regret it.
	You are talking about definitively criminal rape, correct?
	Right.
	Exactly.
	Gosh, just talking about...
	So, okay, I want to ask...
	A lot of people have sort of...
	There's conjecture.
	People say, well, Hillary Clinton would refer to them as bimbos or silence them or intimidate them.
	Did any of that happen with you?
	What were the repercussions afterward?
	Because you did go almost entirely underground for a long while and silent.
	Oh, yes, I did, Stephen.
	I did not...
	Listen, the culture back in the 1970s, if I had come forward, people would have blamed me for allowing...
	This man to come to my room.
	And I was afraid of them.
	And this man regulated my business, my income.
	I owned a nursing home.
	And his word, if projected in the wrong way, could close my doors.
	So I was very frightened of the situation.
	I would never have come out if it hadn't been for the Paula Jones case.
	They investigated me and named me Jane Doe No.
	5 in that lawsuit.
	And I was angry at that.
	I had stayed quiet for so long.
	And here comes Paula Jones people.
	I like Paula Jones and she's a friend now.
	But I did not feel like these people had the right...
	Right.
	Well, that's important because obviously the arguments come forward.
	You've heard this.
	They say, well, this is a woman who had extramarital affairs herself, you know, several times married.
	She's doing it for the attention.
	What you just touched on is important.
	For those who don't know, you were roped into this against your will because of another case, right?
	Right, and I was angry.
	And that's why I denied it.
	I was not going to let them control me.
	I did not tell the truth.
	Until Ken Starr's people subpoenaed me for a deposition.
	And at that time, I still wanted to stay out of it.
	But my son is an attorney.
	And he came to me and he said, Mom, it's past the time that you can hide from this anymore.
	You've got to tell the truth because this is a federal case now.
	Right.
	And so at that point, how did your life change at that point?
	Did you have to take extra steps?
	My gosh, pretty much like it has right now.
	I went through about a year.
	Lisa Myers is a friend.
	She became a friend over a year period of her trying to get me to come forward, which I finally did, you know, back in 99.
	And it got real hectic after that.
	But 99% of The people supported me.
	There were so few negative comments.
	Well, of course, outside of the Clinton campaign themselves, which goes to the next question, because she's obviously championing herself a feminist right now.
	It comes down to, like you said, she came up afterward and was reaching out, giving you her hand and gushing about you.
	Do you think it was Hillary found out after the fact, and she was in too deep politically, and so, gosh, I kind of have to stick this through and hope it goes away?
	Or do you think Hillary Clinton, potential future president of the United States, knew about this, knew the kind of man her husband was, and for political expediency said, we're doing this anyway?
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, I definitely do.
	When I met her 38 years ago, And was trying to turn away from her and get away from there before the fundraiser started.
	And she pulled me close to her, grabbed a hold of my arm and my hand, and after she said how much she appreciated with this big smile everything I did for Bill's campaign, that smile faded, went into an angry, angry look.
	She took a hold of my arm, pulled me to her, and said, Do you understand everything you do?
	These were powerful people.
	That frightened me.
	Oh yeah, I can imagine.
	Well, people talk about a culture of intimidation, you know, in the workplace now.
	Feminists talk about that and how men can intimidate them just through speaking sternly or maybe not giving them enough attention.
	That's a woman, really the most powerful woman in your life at that time, as you said, you know, in Arkansas.
	That's a blatant abuse of power used to intimidate you.
	That's worse than just Bill Clinton going around and philandering and doing this and her not knowing.
	I know.
	I felt from that moment on, Stephen, that she knew exactly what had happened to me.
	Why would she do that to me otherwise?
	I think she knew, and I was a threat.
	I'd love to keep you on after the break, so we only have about 40 seconds before we go there.
	Why has so little of this stuck to the Clintons?
	I know that's what critics will ask.
	Oh, please tell me.
	I don't know.
	Well, I mean, Paula Jones, this.
	Yeah, I get so frustrated, I just have to turn the TV off.
	Yeah, I can imagine, especially when you're watching it now, and her thing is it's time to break through the glass ceiling.
	I am a champion of all women.
	I've got to imagine you're watching it saying, what kind of an odd time warp did I fall through that I've ended up in this parallel universe where Hillary Clinton is championing women's rights?
	Juanita Broderick, can you stay on for one more segment?
	Oh, sure.
	Thank you so much.
	She's such a sweet lady to come on the program like this.
	So friendly.
	We don't often get that with first-time guests.
	They're angry with us.
	Louder with Crowder, Juanita Broderick.
	Stay tuned for more.
	If you change the dial, you're going to have serious problems.
	And now, Vice Presidential Candidate Mike Pence, LeVeus Vince Vaughn.
	you you you Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Well, I do agree with my opponent here that there's been division in the country, and I think...
	All right, Mike, okay, if I can interject there, I'm going to interject, is that okay?
	Well, I don't...
	I'm going to take that as a green light, okay?
	You're going yellow, you're going red, I'm going green light, okay?
	Because, see, listen, I find some common ground here, right, with Mike Pence.
	I think we need to unify.
	I don't even know what the words are anymore.
	I don't have a lexicon.
	Are we supposed to say colored, but that's colored people?
	We're not supposed to say colored people, but people of color, and that's okay?
	What am I supposed to do with the Native Americans?
	Well, they're drinking their fire water.
	I don't know.
	How can...
	And I know!
	Mr.
	Vaughn, if you could just let me for a moment...
	Okay, well...
	Everybody see that?
	I don't like that hand out there, Pence.
	Okay, I don't like that you're getting your hands out there.
	This man put hands on me.
	He's getting physical.
	We're talking about running for the presidential office or vice presidential office, and this guy can't even control himself on a very physical level.
	That's not a guy you want in charge.
	I didn't get physical.
	Listen, okay, Fearbo, I can see your interpretation of that.
	You don't think that you got physical, but I tell you what, I wish you did, you old dog.
	Let's get physical.
	Go on down to Copacabana.
	Have a few rum shots.
	Make some bad decisions.
	They ought to put that man's mouth in a circus.
	Stay tuned for more as vice presidential candidate Mike Pence debates me in the form.
	And I don't want nobody to...
	Want nobody.
	And I don't want nobody.
	You got that right.
	Glad to be back.
	Love that bump music.
	Juanita Broderick, thank you for being with us.
	We were saying this before the break.
	How has none of this stuck?
	I mean, you look at the Bill Cosby situation, and it took about two or three, maybe four women who came forward, right?
	And Whoopi Goldberg and sort of the defense league for Bill said, well, I don't necessarily know that I believe this.
	Now it's up to something like 57, and they say...
	Yeah, now they've just purged an entire decade of television.
	Right.
	So quickly.
	They say, well, maybe there's something there.
	I don't have the number in front of me.
	Maybe you do with the Clintons.
	The treatment of it has been so much different.
	You've got to have experienced that.
	Oh my goodness, yes.
	It was difficult to come out back in the 80s and 90s, but it's easier now.
	I'm a 73-year-old, but I know Twitter now.
	Well, there you go, and you can have a voice, and you don't have to worry about Hillary Clinton putting you in an arm lock.
	Right, but I'd like to also explain, Stephen, to your younger millennials, that why I allowed Bill Clinton to come to my room that day.
	Sure.
	Because all we said was I allowed him to come.
	When I called his campaign office that morning, after we got there for our nursing home meeting, the lady on the desk said, Oh, Mrs.
	Hickey, that was my name at that time.
	I was instructed, if you ever called, you're to call Mr.
	Clinton's apartment, which I did.
	And we made arrangements for him to meet me at the Camelot coffee shop and discuss all the information that I had for him about our industry.
	Well, I told my lady that was with me to go on down to the meeting, and I would meet her after the meeting with Mr.
	Clinton.
	And he told me he would call me when he got to the coffee shop.
	He did call, but he said, there are so many people down here, and there are reporters.
	Can we just have coffee in your room to discuss this?
	And a little bit of an alarm went up, but I was talking to the future governor of Arkansas and the present attorney general, and I really didn't have a fear, so I allowed him to come to my room.
	Well, and that's not all, you know, too dissimilar from Monica Lewinsky.
	Again, if we're talking about, you know, third wave feminism is something we discussed where they've gone so far the other way and any regretful P and V is what they teach is rape.
	Meaning if you regret sex after the fact, it's rape.
	And that really dilutes what people like you have been through.
	But it's not all, you know, it's not all that far off from him abusing his position of authority with someone like Monica Lewinsky, who was young and impressionable.
	Couple of questions.
	And again, you can always feel free when you just say, don't want to answer or can't answer.
	You just said Bill Clinton's apartment, not the Clinton's apartment.
	Was this just an apartment for Bill?
	That's what I've always wondered.
	Okay, so that's what I was asking, too.
	It seems odd.
	Yeah, it does.
	Mr.
	Clinton's apartment.
	You know, not the Clinton's apartment.
	My friends and I have discussed that and always wondered.
	Okay, so...
	And then, second, obviously, there have been all sorts of court investigations.
	There's lots that's going on.
	It doesn't seem, according to my research, that it's in dispute at all that Bill went to the hotel room.
	No one...
	No one disputes that, right?
	It's just a matter of the claims that happened thereafter.
	Right.
	And one of the people, when I was coming out to the Dateline interview, and I don't know who it was, and I won't even say a name that I think, made the comment to the NBC vetters that were vetting my situation, said, oh, it was only date rape.
	How dare they say that?
	Well, what does that even mean?
	That means that I got into...
	To me, it meant that rape, if you had secured a date with the person, was not a bad thing.
	Right.
	Is that horrible or what?
	Well, it's horrible, especially in contrast with Hillary Clinton, who's doing interviews with Lena Dunham.
	I don't know if you follow this at all.
	Lena Dunham came out and accused a man of rape.
	Now, she was doing drugs.
	She talked about it.
	She did invite him over.
	She did want sex.
	She did consent during sex.
	But then the next day talked about how she didn't feel good about it and she thinks that he threw the condom away or something like that.
	We tracked down the guy who she accused of rape.
	It vehemently says it's not true, and she backtracked it.
	So that was considered an outrage and rape, where someone all along the way consented and then regretted it.
	No, I don't consider that rape.
	That was not my case.
	No, exactly.
	So, but for Hillary Clinton to jump on board with that and jump on board with the college social justice warriors who want everything to be rape, and then in this case not come to your defense, because what was just date rape, seems a little mind-numbing to me.
	Oh, it does.
	And did you notice On Hillary's website, where she had all sexual abuse victims should come forward and be believed.
	After I came back out, she removed should be believed.
	Really?
	Oh, yes.
	Yeah, that was a big thing.
	Wow!
	That's convenient.
	They should come forward and we can take the brakes out of their car.
	Maybe that was the subtext.
	Well, I do think you've inoculated yourself.
	Listen, it's a conspiracy theory.
	Regardless of the Clinton body count, however, they do seek and destroy political enemies.
	I don't think that's anything that's in question.
	Whether they actually kill people, okay, conspiracy theories can be fun.
	But I feel like you've maybe inoculated yourself.
	Do you feel a little safer?
	You mentioned you were in your 70s, but because you've been so public now, it would be really hard for them to retaliate without something being traced to them?
	Oh, exactly.
	That's why I feel safer.
	You know, I'll never feel completely safe.
	And I certainly won't feel safe if she becomes President of the United States.
	I will fear for my life.
	I really will, and that may sound harsh.
	But I do fear if she becomes President that I won't be safe.
	Are you voting in this election?
	Oh yes, I'm voting for Donald Trump.
	Okay.
	So have you since been a Republican, or are you still a Democrat and just not on board with the Clintons?
	I'm for the person.
	I voted Republican.
	I was a Democrat back in the 70s.
	Then I switched to Republican.
	And I've been pretty much Republican, but I vote for the person and their ideas and plans for America.
	I don't vote for the party.
	Right.
	Well, I also think especially having experienced the inside track, being behind closed doors, probably makes that all the more important because you see how sometimes people hide behind a platform like Hillary Clinton, for example, hides behind the pro-woman platform and is silencing rape victims.
	Juanita, thank you so much for coming on and being so forthcoming.
	Hopefully we can have you back again.
	Sure, be happy to, Stephen.
	Absolutely.
	So many of our audience members, again, they're not fully aware of the magnitude of what the Clintons have done.
	Juanita Broderick, Lotta with Crowder, everyone out there, stay tuned.
	You've got a lot to chew on.
	And now, Uncle Tim Kaine at a party.
	Hi, what a great party.
	Oh, hey Uncle Tim.
	How you doing?
	Good.
	How are you?
	Oh, I'm good.
	Yeah, I saw the debates and it seems like you guys are, you know, you're doing okay there.
	I got a present in my pants.
	Try and find it.
	What?
	It's an October surprise!
	This has been Uncle Tim Cain at a party.
	Here we go.
	Glad to be back.
	Second hour coming up.
	Paul Joseph Watson.
	Forgive the dancing in these.
	My neck hurts really bad.
	I don't know how Rush Limbaugh did this in like 400 oxys per day.
	I don't know.
	Using the dog's tramadol they gave for Hopper post-surgery.
	He just heard his name and he's getting up.
	We have Paul Joseph Watson coming up after the break.
	We do.
	Hey, here's the thing.
	We were talking about Juanita Broderick.
	Because you don't want to just...
	You want to try and be accurate.
	Gun to your head.
	You have to answer correctly.
	We have polls online.
	Do you think Bill Clinton raped women?
	Raped women or raped her?
	I guess it's both in the same.
	Yes, I do.
	Yeah, me too.
	And I would think, to me, this is what stacks up for Juanita.
	And I'm not the expert on the story.
	I'm not the expert on every document that's been written about the case or what's been gone.
	But to me, this is what sticks out.
	She didn't come forward until years later.
	And she was kind of dragged out of it.
	The Paula Jones case.
	There are people who back up what she said way when it did happen, too.
	She did that.
	Things can be verified.
	About the phone calls, her relationship, going to the hotel room.
	That could be backed up.
	And as far as I know, there's nothing that she's gaining by this.
	She hasn't written a book.
	We asked her, if you remember.
	This is true.
	We said, do you have any plugs?
	And she said, no, I'm not plugging anything.
	I don't have anything to plug.
	She's not even verified on Twitter.
	No, she's not even verified on Twitter.
	She stands to gain nothing.
	And her story has been remarkably consistent.
	It has been very consistent.
	As a matter of fact, the only thing that is even being argued is what happened when Bill Clinton, the married man, went into that hotel room with this woman.
	That's the only thing that's even up for debate.
	So at the very least, it's inappropriate.
	Yeah, best case scenario.
	And when you add, you know, there are also so many complaints with the state troopers there in Arkansas with Bill Clinton and sexual harassment.
	So here's the thing.
	We know that he cheated.
	By the way, if we're going to use a feminist definition of rape?
	Absolutely.
	Monica Lewinsky's rape.
	Yeah.
	He's the president of the United States being blown by an intern under the desk.
	I would say she had a little bit of regret afterwards.
	Yeah, she had a little bit of regret and she was absolutely pressured into it, a man in a position of authority, but feminists are deafening.
	Now, would I consider that rape?
	No, I consider him a scumball.
	That's not rape.
	Feminists would consider it rape.
	Certainly if Mike Pence did it, it would be front page everywhere.
	But you don't even need that.
	By the classic definition of rape...
	Forcibly having sex with a woman against her will...
	Um, I believe so with Bill Clinton.
	Because we also know that he attempted to sexually harass women who weren't willing.
	Not just the ones that he had affairs with, the many, many, many over several decades, but several women.
	We're talking about Paula Jones, Jennifer Flowers, who, like, he basically dropped his pants and came forth and said, uh, you wanna...
	It's ballsy.
	You've got to respect his...
	You've got to respect the game.
	Pendulous balls for that man.
	So I think when you add it up, it's not really a conspiracy.
	It's just, all right, how far did he go?
	Speaking of which, how far did not gauge your...
	Oh, by the way, I need to tell you this.
	We're going to be live-streaming Sunday, the debates, of course.
	So that's why this show is a little bit short on the painkillers.
	There's not as much packed into this show because we will be live-streaming the entire presidential debate.
	New drinking games.
	Yeah.
	And some special guests and surprises.
	We'll be amped up a little bit.
	Take it to the next level.
	We're surprised as to how many people do it.
	And we're talking about even, not live-streaming the debates, but live-streaming the Young Turks coverage.
	Live-streaming the Young Turks live-streaming the debates.
	Which would be spectacular.
	It would be like a video in a video.
	Yeah.
	Like you've walked into a parallel dimension.
	Like watching across the universe on more drugs.
	Oh, let me read the poll results and you bring up that screenshot because people are asking about the video.
	A lot of people want to know about the video.
	509 votes in only a few minutes.
	Is Bill Clinton a rapist?
	40% said yes.
	27% said absolutely.
	33% said you have to ask.
	Well, it's unanimous.
	It's unanimous.
	He is a rapist.
	Rapist.
	For sure.
	Someone call up Mattress Girl.
	Yes.
	So, the video.
	This girl also posted, when we did this video, there's the original one.
	There's the original one.
	Another comment that was posted we thought was funny in reaction to this video.
	You can kind of go, you can pause these if you want to see these.
	Go through the one where she said, she talked about us being, she was trolled by alt-right.
	Yeah.
	Different posts.
	You said that.
	Where is this?
	Right here.
	When the alt-right gets pissed enough to make a 20...
	Alt-right?
	I think the left just accuses anyone they disagree with of being alt-right.
	It's only terminology.
	You don't know a lot of words, Stephen.
	And by the way, when I say social justice warrior...
	They've dwindled down their vocabulary to next nothing.
	They've got to use what they've got.
	When I say social justice warrior, I certainly think that pansexual queers who suffer from PTSD... Socialists qualify.
	I don't think I'm going out on a limb.
	I'm not just saying...
	I don't even think Hillary Clinton's a social justice warrior.
	I think these people are.
	Speaking of social justice warriors, we'll have more on that.
	We'll have some more videos on the YouTube channel.
	We might release some extended footage with this.
	There was just too much to fit in.
	Lacey Green is the subject of some controversy.
	This is one that's close to our hearts.
	Why?
	Because we've been hit with false copyrights from leftists.
	And say what you want about conservatives.
	Say what you want about the right wing or even the alt-right.
	I don't know.
	I would assume the alt-right doesn't as well.
	I'm not as in tune with what they do.
	Conservatives aren't the ones constantly trying to remove criticism.
	Our biggest challenge on this show is bringing on opposing viewpoints.
	That's what we respect, the Sally Cones, the Phil Advisors, the Zach Fords, Christopher Titus.
	A lot of people don't step into the arena.
	So we've had false copyright strikes on our channel from liberals who just don't like the criticism.
	It's totally fair use to try and get videos removed and silence conservative voices.
	And YouTube, a far, far left organization, is all too complicit.
	Lacey Green has a show on MTV called Braless.
	Surprise.
	She's a feminist and she tried to do this.
	So there's been some drama and some backlash.
	Let me kind of provide some context and hopefully get into why this is important.
	I have been having, admittedly, not the best week.
	Would you believe that's a feminist?
	But also Rita Skeeter decided to write a New York Times article about me and now people are blowing up this story about me submitting an inquiry about copyright violation to YouTube.
	So I kind of want to talk about what happened.
	Here's something that's very telling.
	The very first thing, if you watch our video recently with the social justice socialists, is I was in the hospital, so my brain's not working.
	Remember when we did that meme with that fat broad, that absolute land whale who wore this shirt that said, I'm an effing feminist?
	And so we used it as a meme to make fun of feminists.
	And then what was the first thing she said?
	My mom was in the hospital, you guys.
	Same thing in the car.
	I said, oh, asexual wasn't on the list.
	Like, oh, eff...
	I'm so sorry.
	I was in the hospital.
	I was sick.
	It's like they immediately tried to get the sympathy card.
	And now Lacey Green, I have some family issues.
	Victim card.
	It's the oppression Olympics.
	Yeah.
	It really is.
	It's, well, before we say, let me just stack the deck in my favor.
	I'm a victim.
	Illicit the feels.
	Yeah, I'm a victim.
	My family problems.
	I'm a victim.
	Someone's in the hospital.
	Really?
	Who?
	I have PTSD. Really?
	How'd you get PTSD? That's a rude question.
	Leftists always do this, and that's why they use the divide and conquer with Black Lives Matter, with LGBTQAIP, and taking dumps in men's bathrooms when you're a woman.
	This is what they do.
	This is why they do it, so they can just start off with, but I'm a victim, so I have a little bit more say in this than you.
	And then they use that to leverage...
	Into censoring and eliminating free speech, as you will see.
	Roll clip.
	In the context of what happened, I had received a bunch of emails from people who told me about a channel where the user was sort of making their icons to look like it was me.
	And all these people were emailing me saying I thought it was you.
	They're deliberately misleading people.
	They're using your images.
	They're using copyrighted stuff.
	Is there something you can do about it?
	Yeah, and by the way, that's roaming millennial.
	I think she'll be on the show.
	Conservative was criticizing this girl's horrible ideas.
	By the way, horrible ideas from Lacey Green just, you know, wears her herpes on her lip proudly.
	Along next to that, that lip ring has talked about having relationships with married men, toxic masculinity, trigger warnings, everything's problematic.
	So these are ideas that should be up for criticism.
	This person used an image of the person she was criticizing.
	Like when we criticized Bernie Sanders and we said, here's an image of Bernie Sanders, which was promptly taken down.
	Again, the tolerant left.
	They don't want more voices.
	They only want theirs.
	It's absolutely within my right to submit that inquiry.
	It's a pretty standard procedure on YouTube.
	Philip knows this.
	No, it's not.
	He's a YouTuber.
	He knows that we have a right to enforce our copyright when it's appropriate.
	And so I submitted an inquiry about this.
	But it's not appropriate and you have no copyright.
	You don't have a copyright to an image of you that's a public video if someone's criticizing you.
	And this is the thing is, well, all of a sudden they care about rights, right?
	They don't care about your rights to pick which car you drive.
	They don't care about your rights to use whichever energy you want.
	They don't care about your rights to pick what health care plan is.
	They don't care about those rights, but they care about their rights when it applies to silencing you on YouTube because they don't like what you have to say.
	And they want to do that with Citizens United and campaign donations, and they want to do it with media, and they want to do it with YouTube, so the rights they all of a sudden care about.
	The rights they really care about on the left is the right to jam a pair of scissors up a baby's head and suck it out of tube tossed in a dumpster, or the right to censor you when they don't like what you have to say.
	That's really the rights.
	When they say pro-choice, they mean those two things.
	Roll next clip.
	Like I said on Twitter, I respect whatever verdict that YouTube delivers because I respect the system and I respect that YouTube as a company, I think that they do know what they're doing despite all of the fear-mongering online.
	A lot of people just don't understand YouTube's policies.
	YouTube doesn't understand YouTube's policy, you dumb broad!
	This is something I hope people notice, whether you're getting woke, as DeRay would say, on the right or on the left.
	You notice YouTube implements this.
	YouTube heroes.
	For those listening terrestrially, YouTube decided they want to reward people for spying on other users and flagging content as potential hate speech or inappropriate.
	They said, we want to reward these people.
	We want to reward these little fascists in training.
	That's what YouTube did.
	So here's the reaction.
	From the right, libertarians, alt-right, conservatives, even liberals like Dave Rubin, who just aren't the modern regressive left, they were all absolutely appalled.
	How could you do this?
	How could you take away free speech?
	Everyone on the left, like the Lacey Greens and the Young Turks, go, it's actually a pretty good policy.
	Why is it that the left is always okay with the elimination of speech, and the only people who fight back are people who are anti-authoritarians?
	You've got to notice that trend at some point.
	You've got to give it to the right on that one, right?
	You've got to give it to the conservatives across the board on that.
	Say, you know what?
	You're right.
	At least you guys are willing to show up.
	At least you guys are willing to have a dialogue.
	At least you guys don't try and remove everything you disagree with.
	You've got to give it to them, right?
	Can we at least agree on that?
	Of course we can agree on that.
	No, YouTube doesn't understand their own policies.
	They don't follow the law because we've had people trying to remove videos and we've recorded people in public spaces, the laws we have the right to, but YouTube caves to social justice warriors who don't like that they looked bad.
	And then when you try and force the law as a conservative, they say, well, that's not the law.
	We're not obligated.
	We've dealt with this.
	We've lost tens of thousands of dollars to this.
	It affects us every day.
	You know what else affects me?
	Something I am distraught by is the battle between Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly.
	That's what we need to be talking about.
	Hard news next.
	Conversations behind closed doors with social justice warriors.
	Cheers.
	Yeah, well, my neighbor is black, and he actually has asked me a lot about our intersectionality.
	Ooh, yeah, I wouldn't say that.
	I'm sorry.
	I like your activism, don't get me wrong, but we should really use the term people of color.
	Oh, I'm so sorry.
	I didn't realize.
	That just seems to me like it might be problematic because we're not supposed to say colored people.
	Oh, wow.
	I can't believe he even just said that right now.
	God, me neither.
	Well, I hear you, but please hear me.
	I don't appreciate you using he in masculine pronouns, because as you know, I identify as intersex.
	We prefer the term hermaphrodite!
	Actually, no.
	We actually do use intersex.
	Sorry!
	Well, that's quite all right.
	I just want to make sure that we all avoid anything problematic.
	Yes, we should definitely avoid anything that could cause offense.
	The word should is used oppressively, and I think we should eliminate that from the vocabulary of this group.
	I can get on board with that.
	That's true.
	Should is a hard word.
	It would be better to use suggestions like it would be nice if.
	Yes, yes.
	Or we would prefer it should you.
	So it would be nice if.
	You got off your high horse with the colored people.
	Conversations behind closed doors with social justice warriors.
	Hey Jared, what are you doing?
	Shooting bad guys.
	With what?
	By AR-15.
	Where'd you get it?
	AR-15.com.
	Enunciate it more clearly so our audience can hear.
	AR-15.com.
	That's better.
	They sell guns now?
	Yeah, they do.
	Are they any good?
	They're the best.
	Where from?
	AR-15.com.
	Kapoor!
	You really make that sound?
	Didn't have the budget for sound effects.
	Kaboom!
	Kaboom!
	Oh, there's another one!
	Kaboom!
	You shot him!
	With what?
	AR-15!
	From where?
	AR-15.com.
	Hey, how do you know they're bad guys?
	Derpids and burkas.
	Kaboom!
	That's racist!
	Glad to be back.
	We will have Paul Joseph walks in.
	No, you're not.
	No, I'm not.
	My neck hurts so bad, I can't even tell you.
	This hasn't happened in so long.
	I am just trying to keep together, keep together, keep together.
	Trying to inhale my gonads!
	My gonads!
	I don't remember.
	Name that movie reference.
	Tweet me at Instagram.
	Keep together, keep together, keep together.
	You don't know who that is?
	I don't.
	Heavenly God!
	Heavenly God!
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Okay, okay, okay, okay.
	Heavenly Father, Heavenly Father.
	Heavenly Father, I just want to get you a coffee.
	Just want to get you a coffee.
	Tweet me at S. Crowder at NotGayJarrett.
	A lot of little 14-year-olds on YouTube think you're hot.
	Well, there we go.
	14-year-olds and the 114-year-olds.
	Have a thing for me.
	Speaking of schoolyard 14-year-olds, Sean Hannity and Megyn Kelly are in a little spat.
	God bless journalism in 2016.
	All right.
	People have been asking for me to dish for a while on Inside Baseball at Fox News.
	What better night than painkillers?
	That's when my judgment is at its most sound.
	This is what triggered Sean Hannity so much from Megyn Kelly.
	Let's roll this and then talk his reaction.
	What you say, they've designed her situation so she's not in a place where she feels uncomfortable or anything unexpected could come at her, which is why she sat for a half an hour with Mary J. Blige, the singer, which is why she did Entertainment Tonight.
	This evening, which is why we just found out that when she went on the Steve Harvey show, she had every single question given to her in writing in advance, and then she feigned surprise as the questions were asked.
	And Donald Trump, with all due respect to my friend at 10 o'clock, will go on Hannity, and pretty much only Hannity, and will not venture out to the unsafe spaces these days, which doesn't exactly expand the tent for either one of them.
	There, that's my two cents.
	Stuart, I'll give you the last word.
	Okay.
	Am I the only one who heard that, right?
	Am I the only one who found that entirely reasonable?
	The fact that that was it?
	That's it?
	You're waiting for more?
	There is no more.
	For people who get mad, this is the problem if you get mad because three criticisms of Hillary Clinton, much more harsh, and then a very polite criticism of Donald Trump involving Sean Hannity.
	She mentioned three instances with Hillary Clinton and followed up on corruption and staged interviews and then said, with all due respect to my friend at 10 o'clock, Donald Trump won't do any other shows.
	And Sean Hannity responded...
	And that was set in a way that was...
	Still complimentary of the campaign saying, you're not helping yourself.
	It's constructive criticism.
	It's constructive criticism, whether you like it or not.
	And listen, it's true.
	Donald Trump doesn't like to go on shows that don't fawn over him, just like Hillary Clinton doesn't.
	Okay?
	This is new.
	This is pretty new.
	Yeah, when was the last time he was on the show with Joe Scarborough?
	Yeah, exactly.
	He was on that for a while.
	No, he doesn't.
	He cuts him loose.
	Does he go on Rachel Maddow?
	No, he doesn't.
	Does Hillary Clinton go on Sean Hannity?
	No, she doesn't.
	Do any of them come on here?
	No, and rightfully so.
	Right.
	What do you do?
	You gonna have me play spot the tranny?
	Ambush.
	So Sean Hannity said, Megan Kelly, you should be mad at Hillary Clinton.
	Triple space.
	Clearly you support her and real Donald Trump did talk to you.
	Okay, let me give you some context here.
	I don't like Megan Kelly for entirely personal reasons.
	Okay?
	So let me just be clear about that.
	I don't like Megan Kelly for personal reasons.
	I won't get into it exactly why.
	I've talked about it on the show.
	Go back.
	You can go through some of the Easter eggs.
	However, in this instance, she was not unfair.
	She was not out of line.
	She couldn't have possibly been more even-handed in criticizing both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
	Do I think Megyn Kelly's supporting Hillary Clinton?
	I don't think she's going to vote.
	I probably don't think she would vote for the guy who mocked her.
	I don't blame her.
	She's certainly not a liberal.
	I wouldn't say she's a conservative.
	I would say she's more in the line of Bill O'Reilly, kind of a populist, Republican, traditionalist, but she probably has some more liberal leanings.
	That's my gauge on it.
	Listen, it looks petty for Sean Hannity to do this.
	I haven't talked to him in a long time.
	I liked him when I worked with him, but he was bumped.
	She took his slot.
	She increased the ratings dramatically.
	And now this feuding, I wouldn't be surprised if Sean Hannity has an exit clause with the Roger Ailes deal where he can leave and there's the rumors that Trump TV might start.
	He might start his own news network, so he's trying to show his allegiance there.
	I wouldn't be surprised.
	I don't know.
	It's certainly unprofessional at the very least.
	And it's like they want to meet at the bike racks.
	Hey, here's Sean and Megan.
	They're going to get into a fight.
	And the fight circle, fight, fight, fight, fight.
	Only it never actually happens.
	It's a shoving match.
	And they just look ridiculous.
	I can picture all of that, yeah.
	I don't watch cable news anymore.
	I don't know anyone our age who does.
	And it's because of this.
	I only watch it when it's relevant with clips like this.
	You know, you have to create some kind of an inference.
	Like I said, I've never been groped by Roger Ailes.
	Believe me, not for a lack of trying, I wanted to be noticed by the guy.
	But there definitely was a culture of silence.
	At Fox News and clicks, and you don't criticize someone who has seniority, and there were some people who were being wronged, and other people were afraid to speak out.
	I remember Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity being tossed between those producers because I think it was the Detroit video or Canadian Healthcare, and you can't do our show if you do his show.
	I mean, if this is what's so silly with media, it'd be like Dave Rubin and I fighting, thinking that we're in competition.
	We're not.
	Listen, I think anybody out there who does a good job and tells the truth, I think that's good.
	I think the more voices you have like that, it's not a zero-sum game.
	There's room for all of us, right?
	Here's a good example.
	Breaking Bad did like...
	Was it 12 million or 14 million?
	It was something ridiculous.
	And I remember when they ran the numbers, it was at least half Republican.
	I heard numbers as high as like 80% because it was very popular in middle America, very popular in the South.
	It was a very heavily conservative demographic compared to, say, like a modern family with the first eight-year-old transgender kid they just cast.
	Did you see that?
	Yeah, progress.
	By the way, eight-year-old transgender kid?
	Shut up.
	You're just a crappy parent.
	He's trans!
	No, you screwed up somewhere.
	You left him with the wrong uncle, unsupervised.
	That's what happened there.
	No eight-year-olds.
	Eight-year-olds don't even know where they want to touch their genitals at that point.
	So this is just a borderline child.
	We'll get into that.
	Uh...
	Not KJ can tell you all about it, being an asexual hermaphrodite.
	Oh yeah, stories on stories.
	But people just, I don't know, you can tweet me and tell me what you think.
	This is just one of those things where I look and I go, well that's why old media is dying.
	And I would like to see everyone doing better.
	The whole thing sucks.
	The whole thing sucks.
	We'll do it live!
	Let's say it's half of Breaking Bad.
	7 million people.
	7 million people.
	Do you know what they killed for a fraction of that audience?
	Fox News is lucky to draw three or four, and it's going to be shrinking as people have more outlets.
	And their demographic starts dying.
	The point is this.
	If you can't get the people who are already Republican to tune into your news and Republicans and conservatives aren't, well, what chance do you have at convincing people who are maybe in the center or maybe on the left?
	We have a lot of those kids tuning in.
	It's because they feel as if no one else even attempts to talk with them.
	Instead, you're too busy fighting over the fact that someone lobbed criticism at someone else and, oh, God, stop the presses.
	How could we?
	That's my guy!
	You're not supposed to say anything bad about my guy.
	I don't think Sean Hannity's relatively good at what he does.
	You know, Megyn Kelly is a journalist and Sean Hannity's a commentary guy.
	They do their jobs.
	I think they both do them pretty well.
	But this has been going...
	It's trending all over the place.
	It's just so silly.
	It's a schoolyard fight.
	And, um...
	Gosh, are we more mature than them?
	No.
	That's too much credit.
	Paul Joseph Watson up next.
	Conversations behind closed doors with social justice warriors.
	Okay.
	Thank you so much for everybody who showed up to this week's college socialists and or intersectional students against sweatshops.
	Yeah, man.
	So we want to go over some new rules and our updated lexicons just to make it easier for you and to make sure that we're all inclusive.
	So right off the bat, words that were okay but are no longer okay.
	Write these down in your iPads.
	Queer.
	But I say that at the gay pride parade all the time.
	They say it themselves.
	Oh, wow.
	So you think it's okay for you to appropriate it?
	No.
	Good.
	I'm glad we cleared that up.
	Black.
	So do we use African Americans?
	What?
	Oh, no!
	God, no!
	We use people of color!
	But what if we're coloring?
	I don't even see how that would come up.
	My hobby is a coloring book.
	I don't...
	I draw outside the lines.
	Okay, I get it.
	I understand.
	Um...
	Technically, black isn't a color.
	It's more of a shade.
	So let's say people of shade.
	You said black!
	You said black!
	You did say black!
	Oh, shit!
	Okay, I'm really sorry.
	Please, we're...
	This is new to all of us.
	We will go with people of shade.
	I just videotaped you and sent it to the ACLU. Yeah, I think that's a good idea.
	Yeah, and for everyone else, there's an app that you can use to record and send directly to the ACLU. It's breath practice...
	For this bitch.
	Wow, I can't even believe you would use that word.
	I mean, I think we're all beyond that.
	Not you.
	Okay, I think we're getting off track.
	I think it's important here that we focus on unifying and all coming together.
	That's offensive because I identify as a lone wolf.
	Okay, but you're not an actual wolf.
	But you're an actual bitch.
	Conversations behind closed doors with social justice warriors.
	All right, glad to have our next guest.
	You know him, you love him.
	Infowars.com, of course.
	All kinds of stuff on the YouTube.
	And the wonderful Baby Blues, Paul Joseph Watson, thank you for being with us, sir.
	Good to be back, Stephen.
	You say that, but you don't look like you're glad to be back.
	Good to be back, Stephen.
	Grudgingly, I've got that kind of countenance.
	Well, we were just talking about this off-air.
	You, in my mind, not Gay Jared, when I think of Paul Joseph Watson, this is exactly what I think of every time.
	That background, that jacket, that shirt.
	Are you like Doug, where you just open the closet and it's 50 of the same outfit?
	The shirts differ, if you've noticed, but the jacket always remains the same color.
	You know, it's the best one.
	It's the only one that fits, basically, so...
	Oh, right.
	Why change a winning formula?
	There you go.
	Yeah, it's always like, if you read the comments, half of his comments are about how they...
	Well, I'm gonna do...
	A third of the comments are about how they love his points, a third of the comments are how you're secretly a reptilian overlord, and then a third are about how they think you're cute.
	Well, it used to be about me wearing lipstick, because I had the contrast wrong on my videos, and now it's about how I'm permanently stoned because I've got red eyes.
	Well, no, it's because I'm literally on the internet staring at a screen for 14 hours a day.
	That's why I've got red eyes.
	Not because I'm smoking weed all day.
	Well, you've got to be careful because, you know, GoRamey, I'm sure you've seen some of his videos, really funny stuff.
	He had to go get, like, he went permanently blind from working at the computer.
	I don't know if I'm letting the cat out of the bag.
	Hopefully he won't get mad.
	But I think his was from playing Call of Duty.
	And he didn't sleep for like four days because he was in a clan or something.
	And the doctor said, no, you caused permanent damage.
	So hopefully none of that in your future.
	No, about five years ago, I suddenly got those floaters, you know, when you look up at a blue sky and you see things floating in your eye, and that was the point where I was broke, and it's got a little bit worse since, but, you know...
	Ooh, is that macular degeneration?
	Is that what that's called?
	I think so, yeah, but it's so common that...
	50-60% of people get it anyway, but...
	Oh, okay.
	That makes me feel better about my Uber driver then.
	Remember, Jared, you had that?
	Yeah.
	So they had macular degeneration, and he was hitting the brakes like five feet early from the stops, and I'm like, four-star this one to be safe.
	Okay, so Paul, we wanted to get you, and you're so busy, to talk about the Hillary Health situation.
	That's kind of not as big, because so much has happened since then.
	Um...
	First off, before we get into anything, and I know, who do you think wins?
	I know who you want to win and who I want to win.
	After this week, who do you think wins the election?
	Gun to your head, you just have to pick who you think is most likely to win.
	I'm inviting the wrath of the alt-right once again.
	Obviously, heart says Trump, but head says Hillary.
	I mean, that debate, you look at the polls after that debate, it wasn't a great success.
	I think Trump needs to win big on Sunday in this upcoming debate.
	He can't just sneak it on points.
	He needs to go on the offensive.
	He needs to absolutely crush her in a similar vein to how Pence crushed Cain last night, even more so probably.
	Yeah.
	And I think, you know, he really needs that massive victory.
	Of course, a lot of the alt-right are locked in their own echo chamber, just like the left.
	But, I mean, there's still that element which is all the enthusiasm seems to be behind Trump.
	You look at his rallies, absolutely huge pact.
	audiences you look at Hillary's rallies barely anyone there you look at you know 65 70 percent of Google Facebook Twitter searches are all about Trump I mean that can't all be Putin troll box just amplifying Trump propaganda that seems to be a lot more enthusiasm and it might be the case that those can a poll phone you know those surveys a skewed because people are afraid of this kind of social stigma Even though they're going to vote for Trump, they say they're not.
	We saw that before Brexit.
	The polls were pretty clear that the Remainers would win by four or five points.
	It flipped around the other way, so you just don't know.
	Yeah, Pat still says Hillary.
	Yeah, I mean, at this point, because people get really mad when we talk.
	Like you said, they get mad if you say the polls.
	And listen, Paul Joseph Watson is more alternative media.
	The alt-right likes him sometimes.
	And then sometimes the Trump people get mad because he's fair and he's accurate.
	I think some polls are definitely skewed.
	However, the totality of the polls, including local state polls, including national polls, I mean, at a certain point we have to say, right, okay, there's a consistent trend here that it looks like Hillary is far ahead, particularly in swing states, and my worry is that you're not allowed to say that around a lot of the Trump people, and so that's an excuse to be complacent.
	Ah, they're rigged, they're rigged, and you see people just saying that, but that's not an argument.
	You still need to be actively convincing people and saying the media's rigged is not enough.
	Do you worry about that a little bit?
	Yeah, I'm concerned about it.
	I mean, you still have to remember that some of those polls are rigged because they sample significantly more Democrats than Republicans, like Monmouth routinely does that, and, you know, Hillary always comes out on top.
	I mean, the thing that turned me more pro-Trump, you know, six months ago I was kind of on the fence.
	Originally I was supporting Rand Paul, if you go back to the first Republican debates.
	But what turned me more pro-Trump was the media's treatment of him.
	I mean, they brazenly came out and said, we've abandoned all neutrality.
	He's literally Hitler.
	He's going to destroy the world.
	That kind of total hysteria was really an insight for me.
	To the point where now, you know, this Alicia Mercado fat-shaming controversy that isn't a controversy at all.
	The New York Times came out and said their fact-checkers looked into it and found that there was no sex tape involving Alicia Mercado.
	She's on Spanish reality television having sex on tape.
	How is that not a sex tape?
	Yet they come out and say there's no sex tape.
	So they're engaging in outright hoaxes because, again, they've set themselves up as, you know, the moral arbiters of this huge thing where they have to prevent the reincarnation of people from getting into power.
	And I think you're the same boat as me where I feel compelled to defend him on those issues.
	But then I go, damn.
	Trump, why do you make it so easy?
	Why do you get up at 4 a.m.?
	Just let it go.
	Don't talk about Machado.
	And it'll go away.
	He can't let it go.
	And it's like it becomes an exercise in futility.
	It would be better if he just remained silent and let the media show their cards.
	Yeah, I agree.
	But I mean, it could be bait, but it's still so tempting when you've got something as transparent as this Mikado thing where he's literally on tape complimenting her and defending her against people putting pressure on her over her weight.
	And then from a wider perspective, it's like, big deal!
	Trump may have called someone fat 20 years ago.
	You know, Hillary desecrated the Middle East.
	You know, Libya, ISIS, Benghazi, we've got new whistleblowers on that this week.
	That's important.
	Not what Trump said or possibly said about a woman 20 years ago.
	But again, the media fixates on these scandals.
	The tax thing.
	New York Times was doing the same thing.
	Hillary was doing the same thing.
	It's manifestly objectively provable, and I'm not a rah-rah Trump person, that the Hillary scandals are far more damning, far more damaging.
	She's talking about going to war with Russia if there's any kind of evidence that they hacked emails.
	I mean, that's a far bigger threat than Donald Trump saying mean things about a woman.
	I'm sorry.
	She's obviously the bigger threat politically with the Supreme Court picks and geopolitically with her warmongering.
	Right.
	And I think this is where people get hung up, whether it's you or me.
	There are two kind of issues that we're dealing with Trump, right?
	Purely from a pragmatic standpoint, a political standpoint, who is worse?
	Without a doubt, Hillary Clinton, right?
	But then with the electability factor, who can be made to look like more of a liability as far as temperament, as far as the way they act out?
	Well, it's very easy for the media to do that with Trump Even if they already want to do it, because Hillary, for all of her faults, is incredibly calculated.
	Right now she's staying away from the spotlight, trying to give Trump enough rope to hang himself.
	Speaking of which, when you were talking about the other debates, what about the VP debates?
	This outrage that Pence said, there you go, whipping out the Mexican thing again.
	Are we to believe that the term Mexican is now racist?
	I'm not even necessarily privy to why there's outrage.
	Well, I mean, he also said, I think it was equally shocking, that he was Hillary's right-hand person.
	He refused to even say the word man.
	He refused to call himself a man.
	You know, when sick, Hillary's health inevitably fails, which I think it will at some point.
	This guy's going to be your president.
	How's he going to stand up to Vladimir Putin or China when he's too afraid to use the word man because it might offend somebody?
	Well, you don't know what gender he is that day.
	How dare you?
	You have no idea.
	I said on Twitter, there's a little bit of resemblance to him and Stephanie.
	A little bit.
	He looks like if Lady Elaine from the merry-go-round of Mr.
	Rogers had sex with the fat grits guy from My Cousin Vinny, no self-respect in Southern I use as instant grits.
	Yeah, I see that.
	That's Tim Kaine.
	Even the left with that debate has had to say, oh my gosh, look at the amount of interruptions from Tim Kaine.
	It was absurd.
	It was like a two-to-one ratio for him.
	It was nuts.
	It was nuts.
	And the moderator was biased again.
	They were like, oh, the moderator was okay.
	Well, no, the stats show.
	So she was interrupting Pence all the time.
	But I think the main takeaway is, you know, almost 50% of Americans don't know who Cain or Pence even are.
	So it's not going to have that much of an effect on the polls.
	A funny tweet that I saw about this, given, I think, Drudge it was, who put up a funny photo of Kane where he looked like one of those creepy clowns.
	Somebody tweeted out, Mike Pence sounds like a wise uncle who tells you stories about life that have important lessons.
	Tim Kaine is the uncle that touches you.
	LAUGHTER And that's what he looks like.
	He looks like one of these creepy clowns that's on the loose.
	I think it's really sort of shined a light.
	When Hillary first announced it, they said, Tim Kaine?
	And there was something else in the news.
	They're going, alright, let's move on.
	And now people are having time to reflect and go...
	Hold on a second.
	Tim Kaine?
	This slipped under the radar?
	He's there?
	Really?
	And I think, if anything, it's awakening people to sort of her calculated decision-making because she thought it was a safe pick, and now people realize that he's a dumbass.
	Exactly.
	I mean, he looked totally out of control, didn't he?
	He looked topped up on caffeine.
	I'm right in thinking that's the only VP debate, right?
	They only have one of them.
	Yeah, that's the only VP debate.
	There's his European side showing.
	I mean, who remembers the...
	Previous VP debate, nobody.
	They don't have any effect on the polls.
	Palin was big, was Palin and Biden, because she was such a game shaker.
	I think this is probably one, for the election that has the most highly rated debate, presidentially, I think it's probably the flip with the VPs, because even Paul Ryan brought a lot of sort of questions in the last election.
	Yeah, it's pretty vanilla all around.
	Yeah.
	I mean, you know, Palin shook things up a bit.
	Even Paul Ryan, I think, kind of shook things up a little bit more.
	This is just two old white guys again.
	The X Factor, though, is Assange, because although he gave us all blue balls the other day with this announcement that was nothing whatsoever, although, to be fair, WikiLeaks never said that they were going to release an October surprise, the spokeswoman for WikiLeaks or the editor for WikiLeaks said yesterday after that, nobody noticed her comments, That in a few days, those were her own words, they would release information on the US election.
	So that could be Friday before the debate.
	There's a lot of speculation about what's going to be in it.
	But of course, you've got WikiLeaks, you've got Assange...
	Tweeting this story about Hillary Clinton supposedly joking, although she sounded serious when she said it, about threatening to drone strike Assange.
	Now, there was a lot of debate.
	Is that a fake story?
	Is it a hoax story?
	It was out of this obscure TruePundit website.
	But then WikiLeaks retweets it.
	So if they're retweeting it, surely they know it has some kind of authenticity, just like, you know, Assange put up the reward for information leading to the discovery of Seth Rich's murder, which, by the way, I think there's more information to come out on that.
	So it could happen Friday that we finally get something out of WikiLeaks.
	They indicated before they would release information before a big debate.
	So that could have an impact.
	The last thing I heard, though, they said when we just checked at this recently, they said the next release will be regarding Google, not Hillary's campaign.
	Well, the editor said on Al Jazeera yesterday that in a few days they would release information about the U.S. election.
	So, who knows?
	I mean, they've let us down.
	I think it might be Google-centric, like manipulating searches.
	I mean, we've seen all of this stuff with YouTube and Google entities.
	My understanding is that it will be more sort of general Internet control of information than Hillary.
	But your guess is as good as mine.
	Speaking of which, I want to get into the international control of the Internet when we come back from the break.
	That's Paul Joseph Watson with the baby blues, Infowars.com.
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	I think so, yeah.
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	Anti-English?
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	I'll never see again.
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	Lotterwithcrowder.com.
	Even if you're blind, I don't know how Braille works on a monitor.
	When it's time to party, we will party hard.
	Glad to be back with Paul Joseph Watson from InfoWars.com.
	We were talking about the WikiLeaks, Assange, Assange, I don't know how we pronounce it in English, Assange, I don't know, however people want to say it.
	I always say the right, wrong pronunciation with these words.
	Speaking of which, the internet takeover here, for a lot of people who don't know, this was sort of passed over from Barack Obama, is it October 1st?
	October 1st, yeah.
	October 1st.
	And for people who don't understand this, it's an international sort of governing body.
	Is it the abbreviation ICAN? Am I getting that right again?
	Yeah, I think ICAN or something like that.
	Something along those lines.
	You've been covering it for a while.
	What's the concern for people who maybe aren't necessarily interested in politics, just why this matters so much?
	A lot of people think, nah.
	Well, I mean, personally, I don't think it's a huge threat.
	The concern is that the domain name system, which is, you know, louder with Crowder.com instead of putting in 50 different numbers, it's obviously easier to do that.
	That's what the control is over.
	Originally it was under US control.
	Obviously people had more right to petition that if they tried to mess around with it in any way.
	Now it's switched over to UN control.
	Obviously China, Russia, Iran, not big fans of free open internet, so they could put pressure on the UN that now technically controls this domain name system to shut certain websites down.
	We've seen China do that in times of political unrest.
	They shut down the internet in entire areas of the country.
	They shut down websites.
	So that's why people are concerned about it.
	I mean, it was under centralized control before.
	Now it's just even under bigger centralized control with the bureaucratic United Nations.
	I don't see it as an imminent threat.
	The bigger threat for me is...
	Social media censorship, things like the YouTube Heroes program, which is a program to gamify censorship, reward social justice warriors for flagging content, basically empowering an army of trolls in the name of policing the trolls.
	I've already got several messages from SJWs literally salivating over them in this points-reward system and using it to mass-flag my videos, and I'm sure they'll be coming after some of yours as well.
	Well, you know what's funny?
	This happened long before this.
	I've been on YouTube going back to 2006.
	I did a Quran Challenge video in 2009.
	This was before any conservatives were really on YouTube and were aware of what happened.
	What happened were some Islamic websites put this video on there, and it was mass flagged, and I would also get like 500 comments of just repeat comments from people who would come in in order to bury the other comments.
	This is when it was very rudimentary sort of YouTube, and if there were a certain amount of flags, it was automatically taken down.
	down there'd be a manual review and they wrote about it at foxnews.com before i ever worked with them and and i learned this really the hard way uh muslims were very very mobilized online early uh so this just seems like a way for them to collude with youtube but it does seem like the response has been so horrible
	you see they have to disable comments where unlike an international governing body i think youtube's going to have to scrap this because they know this isn't going to work and they'll lose their users.
	Yeah, the response has been vehement.
	I mean, the problem is, though, they can age-restrict your video.
	I made a video about the Charlotte riots.
	Within 12 hours, it was age-restricted, because apparently the guy barging the CNN cameraman out of the way was horribly violent.
	That prevents it from going viral.
	They've done that with me.
	Because people can't share the video without logging in and verifying their age and the rest of it.
	That's the way they do it now.
	You know, I put that video on Facebook after it got something ridiculous like 18 million views.
	So I think it's going to make it easier for them to age restrict things, not necessarily get them deleted altogether.
	But it's a worry.
	I mean...
	I don't know how new that is.
	A good example is when I was assaulted at the union rally.
	And so I released a short clip.
	This was when I worked, you know, back then we had Breitbart.
	And so we released a short clip, had the full unedited version with two simultaneous angles.
	The first short clip, Young Turks saying, oh, this is selectively edited.
	That's what the prosecuting attorney used.
	He cited the Young Turks.
	And so that's perfectly available.
	The 12-minute version with simultaneous angles that provides more context is age-restricted.
	So the same thing.
	So I've seen it happen for years, but it seems like maybe they'll just get more aggressive.
	Well, I mean, they've got a problem because we're growing far quicker.
	We're resonating far more now than, say, the Young Turks did five, six, seven years ago.
	My channel, just me sitting here in between fulfilling Alex Jones's numerous demands, which are plentiful...
	You know, making two videos a week.
	My channel is growing twice as fast as the Young Turks, who have an entire team of people, a professional studio, full-time staff.
	And George Soros.
	Yeah, George Soros funding.
	I'm getting double the amount of subscribers that they're getting every single day, and you're probably getting even more.
	That's what they're worried about.
	They're no longer winning the narrative.
	You had The Daily Show, Trevor Noah.
	He gets up there and starts making jokes about a conservative commentator with the Blaze called Tomi Lauren.
	But then he gets really serious when he points out that one of her videos on Facebook got 65 million views.
	And you can see him there.
	He's saying, this is more than broadcast media.
	This is more than cable.
	This is more than newspapers put together.
	This is a real problem.
	I think we're really beginning to kick their ass and You're going to see the censorship increase as a result of that, which we've seen with Twitter and Milo.
	I think maybe.
	I also think that Google is beholden, you know, at some point they're beholden to making a profit, and they can't ban everyone.
	I mean, if they see us as being together as, like you said, they're seeing this grow, they've actually supported, you know, Google, the Young Turks.
	The live stream is Google and Young Turks.
	They use the Google Studios, or at least they did for a long time.
	My brother used to run into that screaming water buffalo when he was in L.A. at the studios.
	So I don't know.
	I think so.
	But I've heard people talking about the death of it for a while, and we haven't seen it yet.
	So I'm hoping they're beholden to their users somewhat.
	I don't think it's going to die.
	I don't think they're going to ban us all en masse.
	I think they're just going to continue to allow their system to be gamed, which it already is, to prevent more of our content going viral.
	But if you look at the numbers, we're still kicking their ass, and they're very concerned about it, which is always good to see.
	You mentioned Arab Twitter.
	I think Milo got banned one time, suspended from Twitter, because of one tweet that was mass-flagged because it circulated in the Arab world.
	So they've still got a lot of power.
	If they're handed these kind of tools, then it could get messy.
	So, you know, it's still a concern for me.
	Paul Joseph Watson from Infowars.com.
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	Hey, why are you brushing your teeth in the shower?
	I saved a comment right in GQ. I've never thought about that.
	that I guess it does
	I
	guess it does glad to be back Final segment.
	Actually, for those listening on the YouTube or on the iTunes, this is not going terrestrially.
	I think a lot of people, because so many people listen online, most people listen online now.
	Yeah, they don't even know.
	They don't even know that this is a three-hour show syndicated out to radio.
	Hence the breaks.
	Hence the breaks.
	Which we like anyways.
	Yeah, the reason to kind of give you...
	And we're going to be reading your tweets here live.
	Some good questions coming in.
	The reason we do all these fake commercial sketches was out of necessity.
	Because when it started, and you hear a lot of these terrestrial radio shows, they would either just have breaks, music, and there would be nothing.
	And if you listen to the very, very early podcast, that's what we...
	Well, Jared wasn't even there.
	What I did back then with another gentleman who was working on the show.
	And...
	And then we just said, you know, we have all this space.
	Why don't we just make this fun?
	And it started out with a couple of fake commercials.
	And then it got a little more creative with commercials.
	And then we just said, why are we just doing fake commercials?
	Let's do a bunch of sketches that we couldn't put in the show.
	So when you're listening online, that's what you hear.
	Even Breaking News actually developed as we were doing those live.
	Remember, we just triggered them live in the middle of the show and you had to make something up.
	I think the first one was about the Pope opening fire on his congregation.
	Was that what it was?
	The Pope opened fire because everyone was mad at the Pope.
	I remember that.
	That was when Perry Matheson was born.
	But live doesn't lend us up to many bloopers, forgiving bloopers.
	You just got to nail it.
	Yeah, it's true.
	I remember cracking up live on the show.
	And it's also against the law to have fake breaking news.
	Not a real show.
	Is it?
	I don't know.
	Probably not.
	I have no idea.
	You rely on the time on the news.
	You've heard about that.
	Anyway, the point is now we have no time limit, no time constraints.
	For those who are listening, of course, we'll be live streaming the debates.
	Depending on when you're listening to this, because the internet lives forever, remember that, kids?
	We will live stream every single presidential debate.
	So last time we had, well, we had like a quarter million people who ended up tuning in to that video.
	It was just Jared and I, and we had no idea what was going to happen, so we will make sure to spritz it up a little bit.
	This week.
	We'll make sure to bring in some guests.
	We'll have some sound boards.
	We'll have some fun games to live stream the debate so we can make it palatable for you.
	I think Donald Trump needs to win this debate.
	He needs to win it by a significant margin or he loses the election.
	Yeah.
	Kind of by unanimous decision.
	Yeah.
	He must win.
	That is what I think.
	We have a few questions from the audience.
	We will go to the audience.
	Let me ask, who do we have here?
	Hurricane Matthew asks, I thought that was good, was there any contact or even care from the union workers they were claiming to rep, talking about this video we did?
	How can you be sure the money went to them?
	The one guy who you saw on there, the 5'4 guy yelling and cussing, he was a union person, the one who was going to get fired.
	But it's a good question.
	You can't know where the money's going.
	Exactly.
	That was from Hurricane Matthew.
	Did the feminists and beta males find any irony in being led like sheep by an alpha male, testosterone-driven union gangster?
	I would hardly call him alpha male.
	No.
	He tried, though.
	Something about going daily.
	Stop it.
	Hashtag NeverDaily.
	We are never, ever, ever going daily.
	Stop it.
	Why are people doing this?
	Why do people feel...
	It's inappropriate.
	How many times do I have to say this?
	It's rude.
	From PC's Beard.
	Also, how did you do that extremely femi dance chant with a straight face?
	A lot of people don't realize this because I had far fewer subscribers.
	I did this at Occupy Wall Street.
	I went down to Zanotti Park.
	Zanotti?
	Zanotti Park.
	I don't remember what it's called.
	Some Italian name.
	Let's get Jesse Watterson in there to make fun of it.
	It's a spicy meatball!
	And I've been doing it for a while.
	I wore that exact same shirt, too.
	That's my hipster garb.
	I did it South by Southwest, just tossing the plaid shirt and some glasses.
	Someone was asking me about the glasses.
	They are none the wiser.
	Marcus Miller asked, do you think unions are even necessary?
	Not today.
	I think there was a time where you went from the agricultural revolution where everyone kind of had their own little plot of land, right?
	They farmed their own stuff.
	And then you went to the industrial revolution where all of a sudden you had some business owners, the job creators and people who worked under them.
	And so since this wasn't a relationship that was...
	I guess sort of familiar to a lot of people.
	You saw some abuse and there was some necessity for unions back then.
	But now we're going to a digital version of the agricultural revolution where everyone can do their own.
	Think about what we do online.
	They're less relevant than ever.
	What do you think about in certain situations like the NFL, for instance?
	Kind of a player's union.
	It's kind of a monopoly.
	That's going on with the UFC, too.
	They can't go from Chevy to Toyota.
	You have options.
	For some of these people, what would you think about that?
	Well, they're talking about that with the UFC, too.
	For that, there are generally antitrust laws when you're talking about monopolies.
	There are laws in place, but the NFL doesn't pay them because of the players' unions, really.
	The NFL does this because...
	It's the NFL. It's one of the biggest sports in the world.
	Sure.
	I understand it.
	I understand it in the creative realm, too, with actors and stuff like that.
	But I tell you what, I've paid way more into the union than I ever got out as an actor with SAG. And they absolutely destroyed the industry there in Quebec.
	But you get those nice nifty DVDs.
	Nice nifty DVDs.
	Can you just upgrade it to Blu-ray?
	He gives them to me anyways.
	Upgrade to Blu-ray.
	2016.
	I went with Beta.
	Russ is asking, just want to know if we were going to see this guy again.
	It's the Abominable Snowman, Sunday night.
	I guess I did that face.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	The face, the Abominable Snowman.
	Yeah, that one there.
	Well, Crowder's on the night, tomorrow night shift.
	So, okay, sorry, this is rare.
	This is a special treat.
	We will have the live chat on, too, when we do the presidential stream.
	Yeah, guy help us.
	You are going to Monday and Thursday.
	No!
	Stop it, you son of a bitch!
	We're not going daily.
	We just got trolled by people asking us to go daily.
	You have to stop falling for those guys.
	They're not your friends, Steven.
	They're just ungrateful.
	Why do you consider anarchism far right?
	Oh, this is a good question.
	First off, don't take everything I say in character seriously.
	Whether it's Stephanie.
	Have I read Heigl?
	Yes.
	Of course, if someone were to say, have you read Marx, I would have said no.
	The point is to get them to speak, particularly in this case, to give them enough rope to hang them.
	Just let them speak.
	You'll notice that I don't just do the, the, the, eh, you're stupid, nah.
	We let them talk a long time.
	There's also not a warrant out for your arrest.
	There's also not a warrant out for my arrest.
	Sometimes we say words.
	Right.
	I still have my penis, despite what I think Stephanie said.
	So, don't take it all...
	Mine is undisclosed.
	Undisclosed, Stephen.
	Yes, it is undisclosed, you asexual hermaphrodite.
	So don't take everything in character so seriously.
	Something to people took the Ariel Winter when I said, do you have any idea how disgusting teenage boys are?
	How would you shame if they're just expressing their own sexuality?
	Are you one of those Christians who's against masturbation?
	Remember that one where I said only losers wear condoms?
	Yeah, people just lost their shit.
	And people lost it.
	They're like, well, no, because he's a Christian.
	He's against contraception.
	Which couldn't be further from the truth.
	Believe me, with my wife and our habits, there needs to be some form of contraception in the mix.
	Because the world can't handle a bunch of little crowders.
	But it doesn't matter when they say this on the internet.
	They just say something they think it's true.
	The thing with anarchism, though...
	So that was said for speed.
	I'd say, okay, anarchism sort of right-wing, communism left-wing.
	That being said...
	Anarchism.
	Anarchy.
	Absolutely.
	And I know we can get into in practice and what your professor taught you.
	Let's bring up the Merriam-Webster definition of anarchy.
	We didn't have the opportunity.
	So, anarchism.
	Absence of government.
	The full definition of anarchy from Merriam-Webster.
	A state of lawlessness or political disorder due to the absence of government or authority.
	A utopian society of individuals who enjoy complete freedom without government.
	Absence or denial of any authority or established order.
	That couldn't be further right wing.
	Okay, anarchy.
	So again, if you're just saying anarchy, communism, socialism, then you would have, I guess, the Democratic Party, Republicans, libertarianism, anarchism.
	Now, it's not a part of our current political spectrum, so I certainly wouldn't say anarchism is part of today's right wing.
	But when people try to say anarchism is far left, this is the kind of stupidity that you could only learn in college.
	It's because Noam Chomsky said something once and you want to impress your friends.
	Let's get into this, right?
	People say anarchism.
	Oh, well, anarchism is actually really far left.
	Why?
	Well, it's no government, no state.
	Right away.
	How is that far left?
	Communism is all about the state.
	Just again, just looking today, less extreme examples.
	Bigger government, bigger state, right?
	Democratic Party, Republicans, federalism, leaving rights to smaller states and then leaving it to municipal governments.
	Anarchism, no state.
	But they say, well, yeah, but they believe in some form of...
	So no state, no government coercion, but we believe in some sort of shared ownership.
	This is what anarchists try and claim.
	Well, they probably would try to say that, I would imagine, the political spectrum is actually not...
	It's a circle.
	It's a circle.
	Did you realize?
	It took me a long time to realize you can get to Asia quicker from California than Florida.
	Going around, it connects to the other side.
	Mind blown as a fourth grader.
	Well, that's why Russia with the Alaska thing, Sarah Palin.
	Everyone said she was an absolute idiot.
	She said I could see Russia from my house.
	Sarah Palin never said that.
	Tina Fey said that.
	Mm-hmm.
	Sarah Palin said, well, people don't understand that Alaska is actually in such close proximity to Russia, there are portions of Alaska where you could potentially see bits of Russia.
	I don't know if that's true or not, and it's entirely relevant to the discussion of national security, but the point remains the principle.
	I had to learn this from the game Risk, actually.
	It just blew my mind as a kid.
	I'm like, why can I go from here to here?
	That makes no sense.
	I still suck at Risk.
	It didn't make me any better at the game.
	I still suck.
	You don't say Ukraine is weak.
	It's like when you're a kid, you think you can dig a hole to China because it's a hellhole.
	It's a crap hole.
	That's where they dig holes to crap.
	It's not that far off.
	So people try and say this about anarchism and their ideas, well, collective ownership, no government, no coercion, but collective ownership.
	For example, anarchism, if you read it, what's her name?
	I just forgot.
	Emma Watson?
	No, no, no.
	I'm a classic anarchist.
	People give me the name.
	I need to go back and refer to Emma Thompson.
	So they say, well, you know, for example, anarchists believe that the people who work in the labor mills, the factory workers, they should own the factories, not business.
	This is anarchism, but it's not the government, but like communism, it's collective ownership.
	Okay, let's go down that logic trail, stupid.
	We believe the factory workers should own this factory.
	Okay, but you work here.
	You didn't create it.
	I'm the business owner.
	No.
	Well, we say yes.
	No.
	Well, we're gonna take it.
	I have guns.
	I'll shoot you.
	Well, let's take away your guns.
	You don't believe in government coercion.
	Uh, let's create a union.
	Fine, you're all fired.
	But that's illegal.
	You have no government.
	It is so silly that people, they love to talk about, oh, we don't want to use outside utilities or outside forces.
	People will voluntarily...
	It's so stupid.
	You have to get into the mindset of hypothetical.
	It's like, who would win in a fight?
	Batman or Superman?
	If there is no government, there is no coercion, I'm sorry.
	You don't get to create a communist, utopian state.
	People won't be equal.
	And nine times out of ten, the people who think they're anarcho-communists are like this girl who would get chained up in the backyard to a tentpole, and you would just hope that the real anarchist who took over stuff didn't feel like...
	Shooting you that day and creating a pig roast.
	You'd have no shot.
	It's very rarely the people who would survive under anarchy.
	So it's silly.
	Do I think anarchy is right-wing like the Republican Party?
	No.
	Do I understand that anarchism has been falsely steeped in communism and a lot of college students somehow try to do mental gymnastics to make it work?
	Yeah, I understand that.
	Is that insanely stupid?
	Absolutely.
	Anarchy is not doable with this idea of collectivism.
	So...
	Hopefully that answers the question.
	Oh my gosh, we have 155 questions here on Twitter.
	Okay, we're going to have to wrap this up really soon.
	This is why we have time limits.
	Oh, Dick Moore is asking why we don't have Courtney Scuff show her feet.
	Emma, okay.
	Emma Goldman.
	That's what I was talking about.
	There you go, Goldman.
	This guy misspelled a Goldman.
	Scott Springer.
	Emma's.
	It's Emma Goldman.
	Wouldn't have gone through any time soon.
	Is fascism right-wing or left-wing?
	I already did a video on that.
	Sorry, TNT Monster Truck.
	Where can we get your awesome merchandise?
	The show is never going daily and there's never going to be a merchandise store with the socialism is for figs and not gay shirts very soon.
	Okay, let me do two more questions.
	Do you think the fact that most social justice warriors are fat ugly and don't have much sex contributes to their hate and want to feel important?
	Probably.
	We should pull that.
	Oh, here's conservative truth.
	I used to be an anarchist and my principles were the same for the republic.
	The state is corrupt and people deserve their freedom.
	There you go.
	Alright.
	I guess we got that one.
	How do I think?
	What are people, they're just asking, you can't say Fun Dip Dan?
	Someone said that.
	You can't say Fun Dip Dan.
	Yeah, Fun Dip Dan used to be in the show.
	He's gone.
	I don't even know what he's up to nowadays.
	Could have been hit by a car for all I know.
	Hopefully he's okay.
	Do you think you'll ever be able to go undercover again?
	Okay, let's do this.
	This is the last one.
	Um...
	Jared and I ran into some problems with this.
	I got recognized a couple of times.
	What I don't do is come on here like a lot of people on Twitter, these pseudo-celebrities go, look at my Twitter reach!
	Look at my YouTube page!
	Our numbers are pretty good.
	We're pretty happy with them.
	If we actually talked about them, it would be very different.
	So a lot of people, I mean many, many, many, many millions of people either watch or read or listen.
	Every month.
	And it has been, and I've been talking about this, it has been getting harder.
	We had two people recognize us in this shooting.
	They could be listening.
	Yeah, one of them was, remember we were walking with the socialists, we were walking past this renaissance fair thing?
	Yeah, it was bizarre.
	And I was like, well, these nerds, none of them are.
	And I was like, hey, hey, Steven Crowder!
	And we had told them that I was a feminist.
	And they were like, that's cool.
	That's cool.
	They like you, the nerds like you.
	Yeah, that guy didn't realize I was about to take it.
	The football squad had walked by and said that would have been a tip-off.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Well, then later, one guy said, Hey, Lauder with Crowder from afar.
	Those aren't beta males.
	Who are you?
	You know who would have fit in perfectly?
	Tim Kaine.
	I'm like a bus!
	I'm like a bus!
	I have opinions on buses!
	Yeah, one guy looked and said, Hey, Lauder with Crowder!
	And I said, Hey, fight the power!
	And Jared, could see, I looked at him and I went, I did the thing like this.
	And he went, Oh, okay, he got it.
	He did the Simpsons grandpa.
	Walked in and walked right back out.
	So, alright.
	We have to go there, too.
	And now, 61, new note of it now.
	We can't do any more questions.
	So we appreciate you sticking with us here today.
	We're at our highest viewership right now.
	We're about to slam dunk them all.
	Where are we?
	We're at 5,300 people watching live.
	Well, you know what?
	There's no political trend right now.
	Usually, the live debates begin.
	Yeah.
	It's an insane...
	It's an insane proposition for people to be up this late on a Thursday watching this.
	But we will do the Sunday livestream debates.
	I think that's going to be a lot of fun.
	Sorry if I'm not at the top of my game this evening.
	I am on the paint.
	Hear that?
	That's the sound of legal liability, folks.
	But we're no longer on the FCC's clock.
	So we are okay.
	You know, I've talked about, I really do hope that Hillary Clinton loses.
	I'm at the point where I am just happy to see people called on BS, whether that's Trump or Hillary Clinton.
	And there's been so much BS in this election.
	Does the idea of Hillary Clinton winning really upset me?
	Yeah, probably more than Donald Trump.
	People ask me that.
	Yeah, I would rather see Donald Trump win.
	But when I see Donald Trump say something that's a lie, I enjoy seeing him get called on it.
	When I see Hillary Clinton blatantly lie, I enjoy seeing her get called on it.
	That's where I am with this election.
	I think that's where most Americans are.
	It's almost like you have a hard-on for honesty, Stephen.
	Almost!
	Unless I'm undercover.
	So that's where I am with this election.
	And I hope, and one thing I will say...
	People have been dropping like flies in the conservative media sphere and we've been growing.
	I'm incredibly grateful.
	It could all go away tomorrow.
	I'd like to think that a portion of that is due to the fact that we're authentic with you and we try to be honest with you.
	Listen, when I was talking about the polls earlier, I said it to be honest and then lead into the fact that you always have something you can do.
	Whether it's canvassing right now, going out there canvassing, working for a campaign for Donald Trump, good on you, do that.
	But when that election occurs, if Donald Trump loses, and there's about a 70-something percent chance that he loses right now, it's not a sure thing.
	That's not a guarantee, but there's a strong chance.
	If that happens, you need to be ready to take the next steps the day after the election.
	We will be here.
	We'll be doing this.
	Our job doesn't change.
	That's the truth.
	We thought election, remember we thought like, oh man, that's going to be our highest traffic.
	It's going to be crazy.
	We've consistently grown, so technically it's our highest traffic.
	But it's actually more difficult for us because cutting through all the clickbait where people just go in and, ah, this.
	Remember the WikiLeaks thing?
	People said, why aren't you covering it before it happened?
	We didn't cover it at all before it happened.
	That's why.
	Everyone will know that they were wrong and will think that they were liars.
	The people who say Donald Trump has no chance, we've not said that either.
	Those people, they're at a point where even if they don't want Hillary Clinton to win, these never-Trump people, at least I hope they don't, They don't want to be made out to be a fool or a liar.
	And that's my issue with both sides of this right now.
	We never want to put ourselves in a position where unless Trump wins, oh my gosh, that hurts our credibility.
	Unless Hillary wins, oh my god, that hurts our credibility.
	We try to avoid putting ourselves in that position because we don't want to put you in that position.
	We don't want to arm you with false information as you go out there.
	We don't want you to go out there and say all the polls are rigged and you look like a fool if Donald Trump loses in a landslide.
	It could go either way.
	But there is always something that you can do.
	We'll be doing what we do.
	We'll be here rain or shine after the election.
	But what are you going to do?
	And you need to decide that now.
	You need to decide it before the election happens.
	Because when trouble's brewing, don't stop moving is something I read one time.
	I thought, man, just keep moving.
	Keep moving.
	Keep that in your back pocket.
	Keep it in your back pocket.
	I hate that, but it was actually like one of those cat things, but it's true.
	Just do something.
	Sounds like a good magnet.
	And a lot of people are getting complacent right now, and they're getting complacent because of lying to themselves.
	There's no sense in lying to yourself.
	Fluff up a resume if you're applying for a job.
	I get it.
	But lying to yourself, it doesn't help you and it hurts those around you.
	Find out what you have to do.
	Do it.
	No matter what happens this election.
	See you next week.
	See you Sunday.

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