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Sept. 9, 2020 - Louder with Crowder
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Yes, Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize! | Good Morning #MugClub
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Excuse me.
That's enough.
When you report fake news, which CNN does a lot, you are the enemy of the people.
CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them.
I'm in a state of shock.
I'm not.
Thank you, Mr. President.
That's okay.
I know you're not.
Thank you.
You never do.
I'm sorry.
What a stupid question that is.
What a stupid question.
But I watch you a lot.
You ask a lot of stupid questions.
I don't want to have that fight with you.
Hey, it's okay.
Alright, we'll have another fight with you.
Leslie, it's okay.
In the meantime, I'm president and you're not.
I don't know.
Do I seem rattled?
I'm not sure.
Subject for today!
Who ran the eaters?
I don't believe the nasty boys.
Who ran the eaters?
I don't believe the nasty boys.
Who ran the eaters?
I don't believe the nasty boys.
Mmm, there you go.
That was a sip where I had a little bit more distance.
Sort of like taking a long range.
Keeping it at the jab with my tongue.
Just a little bit longer.
You get a full-bodied sip.
Go a little further, it's... Whoa.
Okay.
The science.
I can do it all day.
That's like a liberal set-up.
By the way, I want to ask people, do you know what is the inspiration for that intro for Good Morning Mug Club?
French Canadians, you will probably know.
Wasn't a very good show, nor a very good intro.
But today's going to be a good show.
A fantastic show.
Totally different than that.
Donald J. Trump, the president, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
What?
Yowza.
Oh, man.
We're going to be talking about that by half-Asian lawyers back in half-Asian Bill Richman.
How are you, sir?
Wonderful.
Very nice.
He makes better use of that chair than Gerald B. How are you, Gerald A.?
I am doing well.
Bring back Gerald B. What?
You used to hate Gerald B. You put him against Bill and it's a toss-up most of the time.
Really?
I love you, Gerald.
I don't agree.
Court of Black Carat is here.
Audio Wade.
We're going to be talking about a whole lot.
We're going to be talking about the Nobel Peace Prize.
We're going to be talking about Daniel Prude and why that police interaction was almost exemplary.
Don't blame the police, blame the Fauci-hood.
And we'll also be talking about Joe Biden and his recent history lessons at the town hall.
The guy is just so wrong.
bucket of salt water.
Every time.
Never do that before you go on.
That guy is just so wrong.
Remember when everyone thought that Daniel Quayle put his foot in his mouth?
Yeah.
More thought Dan Quayle.
Was it misspelled potato?
Was that what it was?
He added an E to potato?
There's no E?
Potato-y.
I don't know what he did.
He misspelled it.
You have Joe Biden who gets it wrong as to who invented the light bulb.
I thought that was settled science.
People think that's a joke.
We're going to get to that story.
He actually, not a joke, cited that somebody invented the light bulb who was not Thomas Edison, who, unless you think it's a bait and switch, Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.
Oh, yeah.
It's one of those things where you're like, maybe the answer's so obvious, it's not what I think, it's exactly what you think.
There's no reveal.
I mean, it's one of those questions where you just, you assume you gotta just be in the wrong because it's such an obviously wrong answer.
Right.
You're like, oh, I mean, like, you know, there's no Brontosaurus anymore.
Okay, get it.
Right.
Nope, he's just wrong.
Would you think that 400 horsepower is more powerful, which most people think, or less powerful than 300 horsepower?
And because you say, which is what most people think, people go, oh, I'm most people.
I must be wrong.
No, it's exactly what you think.
400 horsepower is more than 300 horsepower.
Really quickly, let's go to the CNN, where they're saying that the White House wants to know the winner on election night.
Oh my gosh, what a frickin' nightmare!
It's a nightmare!
We have a whole segment on this that the Democrats do.
We're going to do it tomorrow because we wanted to talk about the Nobel Peace Prize.
But the Democrats do want to steal this election.
They already have plans for civil unrest.
I mean more civil unrest.
If Donald Trump wins or if Donald Trump loses.
It doesn't matter.
There's going to be more civil unrest.
But this is what's crazy to me.
This idea that Donald Trump wants to erode trust in American institutions by using the same method for the election as we've used always.
Forever.
Every time.
That conservative approach is baloney.
He's stuck in the past, Stephen.
It takes two weeks now.
That's old stuff.
This is a man who wants to erode the tradition of Christmas.
How so?
We put a Christmas tree up.
You know who will really change this up?
Celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
We wanted to do a pagan altar.
Exactly.
That's what we want, the pagan altar.
You know what I really do have to give it to the Democrats, because if you're complaining about your old white guy president sticking with these old tired methods of voting, you know the best thing to do is to...oh wait.
Hey, my question to you is, do you think that President Trump deserves a Nobel Peace Prize?
I'll be honest, I don't really know that I do, but I don't know that anybody really deserves one.
It's a bullshit prize, and certainly Barack Obama didn't deserve one for doing nothing.
But first, this is a clip that was playing, it was making the rounds yesterday.
I just had to address it because there seems to be a lot of race baiting coming from the DNC.
You would think, right, when I say there seems to be a lot lately, that would make one, that would give one pause, like, wait a second.
I thought they always were, but I shouldn't speak because it must be so obvious.
No, no, it's exactly what you think.
They've been consistently race baiting, and this is just bringing it to a crescendo between professional bodybuilding correspondent Chris Cuomo and Don Sour-Face Lemon.
Let's watch.
If you talk to women, honestly, they will tell you, if you're a man, and you haven't taken advantage of the privilege or the advantages you have in this society, then maybe you're doing it wrong.
If you speak to some people of color, they will tell you the same thing.
If you're a white person, and you have not taken advantage of being able to always get loans, always get an education, always vote, always have every priority, even if you're poor, If you haven't been able to take advantage of that, then maybe you're doing it wrong, but you should not be blaming the people who don't have agency in society along with you.
I'm watching a gay, black, rapidly aging host in primetime with a slot that he doesn't deserve largely exclusively because he's gay and black.
Alongside, in a split screen with a man who has a primetime slot solely because of his brother.
He's the lesser Cuomo.
He's the entourage Dylan of Cuomo.
If you're not taking advantage, you're doing it wrong.
Well, hold on a second.
White people can always get a loan?
Even if they're poor?
What if your credit is shot?
Do you really think that if you apply for a loan, and now you can do these things online.
When I go to the bank, by the way, I don't understand what they're doing.
It doesn't matter how much money I have with the bank, I go in and I say, hey, but I have all this money in these accounts with you, and could I get an extension on the line of credit just for it?
And they go, no!
I go, what do you mean?
It doesn't matter how much money, it doesn't matter what relationship we have, I'm going to punch it into the system.
I go, do you mean you're going to bankofamerica.com?
Because I too can go to bankofamerica.com and request a credit limit, and then it will say, see me-me!
And now I'm seeing you!
And you're not doing anything!
Do you really think that if you're a black person and you're applying online or you're going and you have a credit score of what's like 740?
You would have been approved but... Melanin!
It doesn't...
This has to be a segment on the stupid things that people say that are untrue, right?
That's what he's got to be saying to us, like, hey, there's these morons out there that say this, and here's what they say.
But no, this is Don Lemon saying that this is gospel.
You know what he's referring back to?
Redlining, which was, like, in the 60s.
I'm bad at math.
Bill, check me.
That's not what he's referring to.
That's not what he's referring to.
You just listed a whole bunch of things.
I know, he listed those things.
That's the last time that there was a concerted effort.
Do you know what happened when they had the financial crisis and meltdown?
They said that banks were actually lending too much to black people who couldn't afford it.
Yes.
Now we've gone full circle and saying they're not lending to them at all.
At all.
It never happens.
Are you kidding me?
But they are giving loans to every white person.
Yes!
What happened to predatory lending?
It's that predatory lending.
Haven't you guys seen The White Bank?
Predatory lending?
You ever hear that?
Let's break that down for a second.
What is predatory lending?
It's where these people who lend money, they usually lend money to get it paid back with interest.
So that's how they make money.
Yes.
So they make money by giving loans out that are paid back with interest.
Right.
But then they find people who they know can never pay it back and they give them the money.
Well then how do they make money?
Oh, because these are guaranteed by the government!
And the government forced them to!
The government pressured them, saying, you are going to lend to people who have no business paying it back.
You're going to give them homes right now.
You can look at Dodd-Frank, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac.
This is what happened with predatory lending.
And then they started packaging them up.
And you can watch the big short.
I get it.
I like Steve Carell, too.
But the point that they don't tell you, they...
Businesses, if there's no incentive to make a profit, if your business is lending money so that someone pays it back, and then some, and they can't pay it back, it doesn't make any business sense.
Outside of the fact that we had people in the federal government who decided to be social justice warriors in chief who made sure that banks were lending to people who couldn't pay it back.
Predatory lending.
It's the stupidest thing.
Anyone who lets the words predatory lending leave their lips deserves to be roasted with their own Christmas turkey.
With a steak of holly driven through their hearts.
And it's so divisive.
Think about this.
There's some white kid out there right now.
By the way, could be an African American.
It could be a little Elon Musk.
A little Charlize Theron.
A little Aeon Flux for all you know.
Who's out there.
Who's being raised in the hills of West Virginia in the back of an Airstream.
Probably not an Airstream, because those are more expensive.
Or whatever the generic version is.
Not all aluminum.
You know, it's like kind of whatever it is.
Steel paneling.
You know what I'm talking about.
Aluminum's cheap.
Is it aluminum that's cheap?
I don't know.
Airstreams are expensive.
I blame Steve Jobs.
It's a nice design, that's the word now.
There's some kid out there watching this right now and he's seeing some black kid in a prep school who has all of his opportunities served to him on a plate, and of course there are examples of white people who have that, but there are white people right now who are living in poverty, who don't have a father, maybe they're a crack baby, they don't have a leg up in life, and they're hearing Don Lemon sit there chastise them for not taking advantage of the system.
How is a young, poor, white person with no credit going to take advantage of the system?
There's no affirmative action!
Well, there's no hiring quota!
There's no advantage to being a... he's not a woman, he's not a minority of any kind, and because of people like you, you racist prick, everyone assumes that he's had everything spoon-fed to him, when in fact it's just the opposite.
There are no systemic advantages afforded to people as far as the result of government policy of young, white, underprivileged, poor, white men.
None.
That cannot be said about any other group.
Women, minorities, minorities who are poor, minority women, Z's where your guess is as good as mine, and the coroner goes, I don't know what to do with this shit.
The point is, young white poor men really have a raw deal, and it's even more raw because of people like you who look at them as though they're the Rockefellers.
Right, and they're supposed to be taking advantage of the system.
I grew up in that system.
I was relatively middle to low class.
My parents didn't graduate high school.
My dad got a GED.
You didn't have a tooth!
I know!
I had to get it put back in.
Moved 13 times before I graduated high school because, of course, we could get a loan.
We just didn't want to.
I mean, it was too much work to go down to the bank and be like, I'm white, remember, can I get the white money for the house?
No?
Oh, okay.
We just didn't do that.
Yeah, 13 times before I graduated from high school.
I read white.
It's tough because then you have to call to have your white privilege card replaced, and then there's the whole process, and a new security code.
The little strip on the back went out.
You have to wait four to six weeks.
I already had it auto-filled in all my Apple accounts, and now I gotta new auto-fill my white privilege?
I can't do it!
No.
You know what they do now when you try to go get your white privilege card?
They just take the crest white strips, you know, teeth whitening, they just hold it up to you, and you're like, oh, you're a three, alright, here you go, here's the money.
What do you know?
You're yellow.
I'm a seven on the scale.
Where's the cutoff to collide?
Until you're useful for the Democrats.
Think about how patronizing it has to be to hear a rich black man on TV with his rich white buddy
look down on you and go, if you're a poor white person, you have every advantage in the world.
You can get any loan.
Every Democratic voter, every hipster on the street who can't get a loan because they're on their seventh PhD, whatever it may be, it doesn't matter whether you're Republican or Democrat or Libertarian or whatever it may be, if you are poor and your skin isn't dark or non-white, they're saying that you have every advantage in the world.
If you don't believe that, you need to look somewhere else.
Well, Don Lemon's actually right.
There are people out there that believe that, and the only reason they do is because they've listened to people like Don Lemon for too long.
It's not true.
Speaking of loudmouth minorities, right now on CNN, Fauci stresses importance of minority participation in vaccine trials.
We're politicizing vaccine trials.
I mean, I would assume that it needs the proper amount of minority representation as you would deal with the population.
In other words, I don't want someone who has some sort of a genetic phenotype or something that's going to react poorly.
But what do we need to do?
Do you see this with the Oscars now?
They're going to have diversity representation nominated for the Oscars.
So great, great, great.
In five years from now, the nominations are going to be nothing but Tyler Medea's Number 4 and Fences 2.
And right now with vaccine trials.
By the way, how are they going to approach somebody?
How is that not a violation of non-discrimination practices?
You're bringing someone in for like, okay, and are you black?
How do you feel about needles?
We need more black lab rats.
Is that what Fauci is telling us?
We need more black lab rats.
Black vaccines matter, Steven.
We need more black lab rats because we're not going to test this on animals.
We need more minority participation.
This racism!
Dr. Fauci, come on!
All the time, the racism!
It is unreal!
It's real to me!
By the way, please do.
We're going to be talking about the Nobel Peace Prize here in a little bit.
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Donald Trump was just nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
You can't find this.
It's the number one trend.
You can't find them talking about it anywhere in media.
We had to go to the Jerusalem Post.
That's not in the United States, is it?
I'm not entirely sure.
It could be owned by an American company.
That's a lot of these companies.
That's true, that's true.
I really like this other guy from Norway who nominated him.
He was quoted as saying, as reported by Fox News, I'm not a big Trump supporter.
The committee should look at the facts and judge him on the facts,
not on the way he behaves sometimes.
The people who have received the Peace Prize in recent years
have done much less than Donald Trump.
For example, Barack Obama did nothing.
Wow.
The Norwegian guy.
The reason you would find it in Jerusalem Post is because the deal with Israel and the UAE.
Kind of nerdy, but listen, I'm sure you realize, not good bedfellows, and that's likely to change.
The UAE may turn around.
I'm always confused about this because UAE declared CAIR a terrorist organization.
I thought, oh, maybe they were coming around, but it turned out just because of some kind of a weird sort of incestuous rivalry with Qatar.
It's like the Bloods being anti-crip.
Yes, exactly.
They're still throwing women in the back of a truck if they happen to walk before a man into a revolving door.
So they haven't necessarily reached the zenith of progress yet.
That was the worst argument, you know this, that I got into with my wife early on.
She was supposed to go to Dubai.
This is a true story.
Sorry, sweetheart.
She was supposed to go to Dubai, and it was the first time as a husband, and I said no.
I said no.
She said, well, can we talk about it?
Nope.
No. We're not going to talk about it. And then I got my parents in and I said, listen,
she doesn't understand the security measures that need to be taken.
Right. Even being married to me, this was kind of a blast of cold water.
And then she was pushing. And then I became petty childish.
I said, you know what, by the way, no Europe either. No more Europe is off the table. That
continent, get it out. No.
Well, the entire country of Pakistan wanted to kill you, so I mean, of course they could find you in Dubai.
It is true.
I'm sure that's not the only country.
Do they expire, or do they just continue in perpetuity?
I don't know the rules with the new Ayatollahs.
I mean, they're still in the parking lot waiting.
Every time I wave at them, I'm like, hey guys.
This could be a new Ayatollah who's a Louder With Crowder fan, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
You know what I was really hoping is that this would resurrect your Obama got a Peace Prize rap video.
Yeah, I was hoping it would.
That should come out of the archives.
So Barack Obama got a Peace Prize, by the way, very shortly into his presidency.
This was like about three or four months if I'm not mistaken.
And a part of me feels as though, I mean, Barack Obama maybe even didn't want it, I want to believe this, and maybe he's not that self-obsessed narcissist that we believe all politicians to be.
Like, he woke up and they probably said, hey, hey, listen, hey, hey Barack, you're going to get the peace prize.
He said, oh, you're shitting me.
You know, in public, he actually was like, I don't deserve this.
Right.
Other people have really done something, and I've done nothing.
Universally, people were like, he's only been here 200 days.
Like, what's going on?
Well, he was given the Peace Prize for capturing the world's attention and giving its people hope for a better future.
So I don't know if they can rescind it after eight years and they see the economy.
I have no idea.
Just like the Grinch with the candy canes pulling out while the kids are sleeping.
That's what they should do with Barack Obama's peace prize.
And by the way, peace is in the name.
This is one of the things that I will tell you, okay?
I don't know what it really is.
I don't really know what the Nobel Peace Prize is because Barack Obama, longest war time in modern American history for presidents.
They were bashing Donald Trump for being anti-military the other day.
I don't think he's anti-military.
I do think he's anti-war.
He's probably the most anti-war president that I can think of in recent memory.
One of the statistics was that he is the first president who has not started in an international armed conflict in 39 years.
And the last president who went that long won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Jimmy Carter.
Right!
Well, very nice.
Good for him.
Well, he got it in the first frickin' few months, okay?
So that stat doesn't matter, jerk.
Jimmy Carter got it in the first few months?
No.
Obama.
He was talking about Jimmy Carter!
Are you drunk?!
He said both!
He was talking about Obama and comparing him to Carter!
And I was giving him a hard time!
No, he was saying that Jimmy Carter was the only one who didn't start an international conflict.
Now, the difference is, it's on principle with Donald Trump, Jimmy Carter was a pussy.
Well, he knew how to swing a hammer, but that was about it.
Knew he loved his peanuts and his sweaters!
But it doesn't mean anything to me because Nobel Peace Prize.
Peace is in the name.
94 was given to Yasser Arafat.
Now for people going, wait a second, if that name rings a bell, it should be ding ding ding, ringing the terrorist bell.
He was a terrorist.
He was the founder of the Palestinian Liberation Organization.
He was the one who invented hijacking.
That was his signature.
That's all they do.
If he applies for a loan, which is guaranteed to him because he's not black according to Don Lemon, they just look at his hijacking.
He's the Thomas Edison hijacker.
They don't compare signatures.
They go, how many people assumed room temperature on his last commercial flight?
Ah, it's Yasser Arafat!
Let's give him a Peace Prize!
They gave it to Yasser Arafat, they gave it to Al Gore for drawing attention to climate change.
They're giving it to him, Al Gore.
It was in 2007, the quote was from Nobel Prize to disseminate greater knowledge about man-made climate change and to lay the foundations for measures that are needed to counteract such change.
By the way, British High Court ruled that his film contained nine significant errors that had to be corrected for show.
Nine?
For British courts, just because they're concerned about the bullcrap being taught to children, they have higher standards than whatever it is for the Nobel Peace Prize.
We can all act here like we know.
None of us really know exactly what gets you on the New York Times bestseller list.
I'm just sort of pulling back the curtain here so you know we can talk about this as though we know.
I don't know.
I don't really give it much stock.
When it's terrorists, Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, after three months, Al Gore.
They all got peace prizes.
Not to mention this one, which I love.
In 2012, it was given to the European Union.
No specific individual, just the general precept of the European Union.
Let's be honest, this was pre-Brexit, folks.
This is like they're all sitting around and they're like, uh, man, do I have something due in like ten minutes?
Who are we going to give it to?
EU!
No, they looked around and said... Too late.
Too late.
Names in.
Names in.
They looked around and said, well, we've been doing a pretty good job and we need a little bit more recognition.
Yeah, look at us.
How about we recognize us?
Who do you notify with the EU, too?
Like you say, I don't know, I'm late!
I'm late!
He's eating like a payday.
EU!
Who, me?
Yeah, you!
Look, if Obama had done what Trump has done with this peace deal with Israel and the UAE, he would have gotten a second peace prize.
This would be plastered all over the media, right?
This is a huge deal that history books later on will look back and go, that's kind of a big deal, you know, that Trump has done this.
And you're seeing almost no coverage of it at all.
And by the way, I think this is a great contrast to the fact that someone can be a bombastic prick, which Donald Trump is, let's be honest, but he's our bombastic and get things done and avoid armed conflict and actually
broker peace deals and then someone can be a you know like MSNBC lean forward
bend over Barack Obama go out there and act like he wants to be peaceful
everyone just takes advantage of him yeah he doesn't have the option because no
one really believes that he's gonna do anything well and that's kind
of like the Democrats they didn't like Reagan because he was standing
up to the Soviet He was pushing too hard, leading us into war.
He was definitely one of these war hawks, right?
And then all of a sudden it's like, oh, they only respected power.
It turned out it worked.
Nary a single person found a more peaceful life due to that wall being torn down.
It's true.
It's remarkable.
People who want peace, but they do so at the expense of millions of other people not being able to live peacefully.
That's why I wouldn't fault Donald Trump if there's a war, if there's a 9-11 that happens under his watch, obviously something needs to be done about it.
But he is a man who has been known, he's spoken out against the Iraq War.
He has a more consistent record of being anti-war before he was president.
And listen, we're lucky in this sense that with Barack Obama, we don't even know how he got into Occidental, okay?
I assume he probably went, eh?
Eh?
Eh?
You need to meet a quota?
Get on in here, Barack!
That name's gonna look good when we send this for a federal grant.
Donald Trump, we know everything that he believed before he was president because he was a reality TV host and he can never shut up.
Barack Obama, we know nothing.
We know nothing about where he was raised.
He mostly voted president as a junior senator, effectively a state senator.
This is a guy, we don't have his college records.
We don't know how he got into these colleges.
All we know is that, according to him, he was doing cocaine with Bill Ayers, a convicted domestic terrorist.
And with Donald Trump, you go, what did he think about war 12 years ago?
Oh, let me look through this Esquire interview where he talks about how he doesn't like shaking hands with people who are poor.
And then he says, I don't like war.
It's for pussies.
That's what he thought.
Eight years ago!
There's no guesswork!
He's honest.
He's an open book.
And he tends not to draw red lines and then walk away from them either.
He draws a red line and then he executes on it.
He's like, oh, okay, you guys are going to do this?
Fine.
This is what I said I was going to do.
Here we go.
I did it.
For crying out loud, he gets mad and calls a reporter semi-retarded.
What do you think is going to happen when he counts to three with Syria?
Now now, Syria won.
You guys want to screw around and shoot down drones and try to mess with our ships and stuff?
Oh, okay.
We got you covered.
You know, what we haven't yet seen is that like miracle on 34th Street, you know, where
all the letters come in and they're like, damn you, Trump.
I can't believe you killed that terrorist.
All I want for Christmas is another terrorist.
No, it's not happening.
When you look at the history of what's happening in the Middle East, considering what's been
done for a man who's been labeled the most divisive, racist, xenophobic president, and
yet this is what he's brokering?
It breaks the narrative.
It's huge.
And every single person on the left has every opportunity they've taken.
This is going to start World War III.
This is going to push Iran to the brink.
Right now there's just no need for this.
What happened?
Did anybody see World War III?
Did it happen?
I want to push Iran to the brink!
I want them hanging by a very thin thread and I will dig it if I see that!
I want to see Iran just barely hanging on so Donald Trump can go, eventually, and they blow off!
And then they're just like a trash bag blowing in the wind like an arthouse film when Kevin Spacey shows up doing The Neighbor.
Hey, let's think about this.
What was one of the precipitating factors that moved into World War II?
Evaporation, condensation, precipitation, rain come again another day.
Go ahead.
All of those.
But, Neville Chamberlain, kowtowing to Nazi Germany.
Peace in our time.
And what does it sound like when you're being told, you know, man, you know what, Iran, we should just let them do their thing.
Like, why can't they have nukes?
Not even that!
They just want to get near the Mediterranean.
It's a temperate climate.
They need some olive trees.
But it's this kind of refusing to draw a line, like you were saying, Gerald, that really just creates the problems where, on the left, they're just saying, yeah, you know, it's fine.
It doesn't matter if we define a man or a woman.
It doesn't matter if we define marriage.
It doesn't matter if we define what countries are.
It doesn't matter what borders are.
Just tear it all down.
It's totally fine.
Except when you go, okay, great, well, they're all going to move to California.
Well, no, I think you should take your fair share of the immigrants.
I don't even think you just realized you laid out the case.
The left refuses to allow definitions to exist of things that are real.
For example, male and female.
For example, national borders.
These are things that can actually be quantified.
They're not just some unknown variable.
But for some reason they always seek to identify things like hate speech, which are non-existent.
The enemy of the modern progressive left is reality.
They will tell you that you are anti-science when you go, hold on a second, are male and female a thing?
No!
All right.
Hold on a second.
Are national borders a thing?
I don't think they should be.
All right.
Tell me about hate speech.
Well, really, it's if it makes somebody feel bad or... And that's something else that I want to touch on.
People are getting mad right now.
They use this example with Donald Trump wanting that... What was the name of that Griffin at Fox News being fired?
I think she... Is she the silver-haired sort of lesbian-looking reporter who had the... She looks like Sharon Stone now, not Sharon Stone with a...
Legs crossed, yes.
Not fetching Sharon Stone, but Sharon Stone where you go, today's Sharon Stone.
He wanted her fired, and I saw people on CNN and people in the online leftist sphere saying, oh this is the president who supports cancel culture more than anyone.
Hold on a second, hold on a second.
This is something that's really silly, but people do it a lot.
For example, a conservative says, hey, you know what, I really disagree with the fact that Bernie Sanders thinks a 90% tax rate is okay.
Oh, are you triggered?
No, no, no.
Triggered means you find something offensive that wasn't intended to be offensive and you're trying to recreate rules for societal interactions, okay?
Cancel culture is where you try to cancel somebody for saying something that isn't inherently offensive but you don't like it.
It's not the same as saying, hey that person lied and they should be held accountable for their lie.
This is remarkable to me.
The left always tries to hijack it, but again, because they don't have definitions of what actually exists.
They go, oh, I know.
Yeah, triggered is the same thing.
For example, if this person says they're triggered because you use masculine pronouns, despite the fact that you can literally see his dick at the Folsom Street Fair, it's the same thing.
If I say you're triggered because I said that Donald Trump is a convicted rapist.
No, no, I'm not triggered.
I'm just correcting you.
He's not a convicted rapist.
Trigger, trigger, trigger, trigger, trigger.
I want to hit you.
Hard.
Hey, don't forget one of the biggest lines that's just being blurred.
We talked about this last week.
Yeah.
Man.
Child.
Oh, that's right.
The age that relates to what is pedophilia in the story we talked about last week, and how a government elected official in California is trying to just go, eh, the line... no big deal.
Give or take a few cubes.
Let's go to...
Repulsive.
It is repulsive.
It is.
That's the state of Florida.
That's their law.
That's the state.
It's the law.
And this is where I get upset sometimes.
I'm just kind of getting on my soapbox with Christian conservatives who are like, why are you talking about the fact that people are engaging in anal sex with minors?
Because it's legal!
It's the law in California!
This is the problem too, that people enjoy a luxury sometimes.
People talk about this sort of divided America.
What I do see happening more is this grandstating.
And I see people, and I have family and friends and relatives who are Christians, and what happens is they live two separate lives.
They go to the church, and they held up their hand in praise and worship, and then they separate that from their life at work, where they keep their opinion to themselves for fear of losing their job.
We don't have that luxury, so we have to address what's actually going on in person, just like people on the left.
That's what they do.
They have their life that they live in their echo chamber, and then they get around, and all of a sudden, they take off their antifa garb, and they don't really sucker punch somebody in the office because they have to work in a cubicle next to them for the rest of the day.
Our life, it's all-encompassing.
We have to discuss what is going on, and we are in a country where we have a state where someone can have sex with a 14-year-old, even if they're 24, and it won't go on any record.
That's the reality.
We're going to address it and make some pee-pee jokes.
Let's move on, since I can see everyone is a little uncomfortable.
It's time for a history lesson, but first, let's start with this week in Joe Biden.
If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black.
They would say that you want to defund the police, and it seems to be trying to frighten some folks.
Can you set the record straight on that?
The only person calling to defund the police is Donald Trump.
If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black.
By the way, don't you love how they moved from when they were first saying, don't wear masks, they're like, wash your hands, don't touch your face.
No one's talking about not touching your face anymore.
It's impossible to wear a mask.
Joe Biden just violated the first rule of Mask Fight Club.
You're not supposed to touch the mask!
By the way, why does he have to wear a mask when he's like eight feet away from reporters?
It's the virtue.
Can't we just take it off and talk into the microphone, sir?
Someone just dress him up like a geisha and send him to an opium den.
He won't know where he is.
He'll live out the remaining days happily.
I want Biden to be happy.
Let's do it.
Should we raise a fund for that?
Let's do it.
Raise a fund for Joe Biden's last days in an opium den.
You know who's the first one contributing?
Kamala.
She's like, I was promised five days in, five days in January.
I just wanted to include that because I thought that was pretty funny.
That's one of those, I don't even know if we address, the only person who wants to defund the police is Donald Trump.
Okay, listen.
Fast forward that clip.
Just extend it 30 seconds in either direction.
Believe me, there is no context which makes that anything other than entirely nonsensical.
And hilarious.
No, no, no.
That was breaking news according to CNN.
That's not nonsensical, Steven.
That is a story that the American people must hear.
How dare you?
Well, you know what?
Let's find something that's more in his wheelhouse.
This was another one from Joe Biden.
We gotta, for example, why in God's name don't we teach history in history classes?
A black man invented the light bulb, not a white guy named Edison.
Okay.
Okay, first off, now, hold on a second.
We're going to get to why that is just historically inaccurate, but you may have missed this.
Play that again.
Can you play just the first clip again?
All right.
From the start?
We gotta, for example, why in God's name don't we teach history in history classes?
A black man invented the lightbulb.
Now guys, listen to this.
This is not edited.
This is not edited.
Play.
A white guy named Edison.
Okay.
Did you guys hear that?
Right there.
Did you hear it?
Did you hear that, Ben?
I swear to you, this is not edited.
We didn't do this.
This is original audio.
We amplified the sound.
I swear to you.
Let's show them what that was.
For example, why in God's name don't we teach history in history classes?
A black man invented the light bulb, not a white guy named Edison.
Okay.
That is amplified sound.
Yes.
I mean, he's bending over.
That is amplified sound.
Someone farted.
They're all looking at me like, can we say this?
Listen, when they played this, when we were running through, I heard the clip.
I thought it was us playing a joke and I was like, oh, that's kind of funny.
And they're like, no, that's just amplified sound.
And I know Bill, he's a lawyer.
He's not entirely convinced, but we actually have the exclusive reverse shot of the reporter in the front row,
too Wow
That's it.
Defamation case destroyed!
I know that we shortchanged ourselves with that clip.
That is absolutely true.
And here's the thing.
It may not be former Vice President Joe Biden, but when you bend over as an old man, you know, using your upper body as like a monkey wrench torque and you bend and go at that exact moment, we are going to assume that you are guilty.
That's just, is it ageist?
That may be.
Very well may be true.
That may be.
And that is, you know, people always say, what's the cutoff for a president?
When you are walking around farting like you're wearing rubber clogs and you're the only one who doesn't know it, for me, that is, okay, you're done.
And Mr. Biden, you know what they say about people who denied it, right?
He who denied it.
I don't want to make any implications.
If I've got to choose between a president who knows he can bend over in the 70s and one who can't, I see what you did there.
As opposed to Barack Obama, he did the beer summit.
I remember that Cornel West liked himself some blue moons.
Oh, also, yeah, only Trump did the Peace Summit.
Okay.
I see what you did there.
As opposed to Barack Obama, he did the Beer Summit.
Oh, that's right.
I remember that Cornel West liked himself some Blue Moons.
Yeah, that's when all the racial healing started.
Yes, yeah.
I'm getting my timeline mixed up.
Is that before or after the massive drone strikes and civilian deaths?
During?
They could be congruent?
Was that when he funded terrorists in Iran?
Contemporaneously!
By the way, hit the notification bell if you are watching this on YouTube.
We do this show every morning right now up to election at 10 a.m.
Eastern.
We have a special stream, of course, next Thursday, the Trump Town Hall.
That'll be fun.
And I want to move on here.
To the fact-checking.
The farts are funny.
Crap.
They are.
They are funny.
And I think the live stream's Tuesday, right?
You said Thursday.
I think it's Tuesday.
It's a Tuesday.
No, it's a Tuesday.
Tuesday.
It's a Tuesday.
You said Thursday, I'm saying.
Oh, you're correcting me.
I'm just making sure.
Thank you very much.
Got it.
I didn't fart and not realize it.
I corrected the record.
It could happen.
Even CNN, by the way, fact-checked this and said that Biden was wrong.
A black man did not invent a light bulb.
What he did do is he improved the filament.
I think he created a carbon filament that lasted longer than Edison's light bulb.
Here's an example.
This is how you know it's race baiting, by the way.
If a guy goes, oh, it's black and white and black guy good and white guy lied and it's It's not even true.
He's so desperate for a narrative that we somehow have given credit to a random white guy for inventing one of the greatest modern creations that anyone can possibly imagine.
It changed the way that we live our lives, for crying out loud.
And he wants to say, oh, you're only giving credit to him because he's a white guy.
It's actually a black guy.
And it's not true.
He improved the lightbulb after it was invented.
And this was a guy, he worked with Alexander Graham Bell.
I think that's something great to say.
That's something great to say!
Look, the Latimer improvement to the lightbulb is undeniable.
But essentially what Joe Biden said was, all of you teachers out there, you're complicit in this systemic racism.
Because if you accept this false fact, then you're all bad people.
And it's not even close!
Like, okay, who invented the telephone?
Alexander Graham Bell or Vonage?
They kind of adapted it.
Remember, I think that's a bad example because they didn't improve.
I used to get those calls on my internet line.
I picked up, they'd go, Vonage?
I said, wait, are you calling from Vonage to sell me Vonage?
Vonage?
Wow!
And they just said, I know, and hung up.
I'll call you back later.
I said, don't!
They said, all right.
It's a tough job.
We can't.
It's about as good as the recent Gallup polling.
I get it.
Most people, frankly, sir, we were just surprised that you answered your phone.
We're surprised we got through.
I'm an ex-con who hates my life living at a call center, sir.
Can you just say that you spoke with me so I can check it off my list?
Yeah.
You know who put me here?
Kamala.
Bill Clinton and Joe Biden.
No!
Kamala Harris said I couldn't leave until I met my quota.
What were you about to say?
I was about to say that, you know, obviously this was when he was in Kenosha, right?
He wasn't in Kenosha this morning.
I don't think he was.
I don't think he was in Kenosha, like, late last night.
So the news agencies have had time to go, hey, he said this.
And the reason that I say that is because this whole army thing that's going on right now for veterans and soldiers attacking Trump.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders is it, I think?
She's gonna be on the show.
Oh nice!
Well that's fantastic.
She was defending Donald Trump saying, I've been in the Oval Office when he's had to make calls to people who have lost their sons and inform them of that.
CNN has run over and over and over that that is a bold-faced lie.
The president does not notify them.
He calls for condolences.
They have run segments because she misspoke and said informed instead of condolences.
He said somebody invented the light bulb that didn't and they have not run one single He did not invent the lightbulb.
He did not invent the lightbulb.
That's the only comparison that you need.
She was obviously saying his heart is broken when he has to call parents and talk to them about that.
It's like Farrakhan going, I betcha you think Ben Franklin was out there with his kite and shit.
Really, it was a guy named Seymour with a belt buckle.
We was king.
I don't know if that is accurate.
That's because maybe you a Jew?
Back to your quadrant on Cuomo's primetime program.
I'm so tired of this crap.
What do you think happens with white kids when they're watching this?
They're told by Don Lemon, well, you can get a loan.
What?
What is a loan?
And then you tell them, they have every single opportunity available to them.
And then they say, by the way, we're also going to erase the fact that a white guy invented a light bulb because it might offend some people.
Black people have contributed.
It could have been nuanced, too.
I don't know why he picked that.
He could have said, hey, Elvis Presley didn't invent rock and roll.
He ripped it off a lot of black people.
Yeah, OK, that makes sense.
We understand.
Yeah, peanut butter.
It's like someone told him that in the green room, in the wings, or someone said, hey by the way, Joe Biden, I don't know if you know this, but actually a black guy invented the light bulb.
No shit!
I'm gonna use that!
He just walked out.
I'm running with that.
You know what's funny?
It was Donald Trump.
He was back there.
He was like, Joe, Joe, Joe, breaking news.
He's like, okay, who are you?
It was Donald Trump with a black Mission Impossible mask.
A black guy invented a lightbulb.
It'll kill.
Biden walked off and... Got him!
To the camera.
He would do it himself.
Yeah.
I won't do a shoulder roll though because that looks weak.
I will walk with my head still.
Well, you don't look very inconspicuous.
I'm so inconspicuous that no one will dare notice me.
That's not how it works.
I don't think so.
All right.
So anyway, it's a lie.
It's not true.
I don't want to say it's a lie, because he didn't even use the name of the guy, Latimer.
I don't know that it's a lie, it's just inaccurate, and it is a lie, though, of omission, for the media to not cover it.
When they do the 20,000 lies that Donald Trump has told, and you actually read what they are, like he said, he was wearing a button fly, when if you look at here, it was clearly a zipper fly, you know, something like that.
It's like, well, why does this matter?
This guy just said that one of the greatest inventors of all time shouldn't be considered one of the greatest inventors of all time.
Yeah, and look, I would give him a pass saying that he misspoke, right?
But the rules of the game right now are picking apart every single sentence that everybody speaks on the right and saying that they're liars because of it, and on the left it's like, oh well no, we'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
I give Joe Biden the demented old farting circus monkey pass.
I don't give it to CNN.
My main grievance is with CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS.
It's with the media.
It's with the cultural establishment.
Joe Biden is a tool.
This whole idea of a Manchurian candidate, this whole idea of a puppet, there is no more of an empty vessel that exists.
We're beyond empty suit and empty vessel.
He's like one of those tubes in Futurama with the helmet.
He's an empty tube that will be whatever the Democratic Party wants him to be.
And the Democratic Party doesn't know what they want to be right now except that they're okay with violence and radical socialism.
My problem, my major grievance, is with the media.
I don't despise them.
I really don't even harbor any ill will.
I kind of feel sorry for them.
I do too.
I'm wondering if his son can stop collecting checks for, you know, not snake oil, but oil oil, if he can stop collecting checks for his energy companies to tell his dad, you know what?
Hey, maybe time to call it quits, Dad.
It's maybe time for you to start winding down.
VP was a little high, so let's not shoot any higher, okay?
The walk-in parts are on the White House.
I mean, they have cameras and recording devices everywhere.
He's the kind of guy who's going to walk in slippers on the carpet and electrocute himself grabbing the door handle.
He'll be out for a day.
All right, Kamala, you're up.
Oh, here we go.
They're now talking about Daniel Prude.
Several high-ranking officials submitted paperwork to retire CNN's Alexandra Field.
How's Moore?
Good. Let's give her an accurate coverage here because the original headlines were misleading.
Good.
Actually, no.
The accusations were initially racism.
He didn't say that.
because of the mischaracterization and politicization of his actions in the
in the aftermath of the death of Daniel Prude. For some context here, there have
been accusations that information about the death was withheld.
There has also been sparring with the mayor's office over whether or not
the accusations were initially racism. He didn't say that. Now that it's tough to do when
you have that overlay of the black guy with the cross zooming in.
Accusations that it was a mishandled.
Really?
How was it mishandled?
Well, we didn't know that this man looked this way when we accused the police.
It was very dark in the video.
Really, we probably should have waited for more facts overall and we surely didn't know that he was black.
We saw the badge and said bad guy.
Right, we saw the badge and said bad guy.
And don't forget to add him to the list, right?
You've got, just a couple days ago, the Chief of Police in the City of Dallas.
Yep.
First black woman to be the Chief of Police in the City of Dallas.
Largely criticized for taking a stand against the violence from some of the protesters in Dallas.
Retired.
Or resigned, or gave her resignation.
I think we might have some overlays for that, yeah.
We have Dallas, Portland, Police chief resigned.
Seattleman, I believe it was a black woman.
Portland, Dallas, Seattle.
And not to mention there have been entire shifts of police who weren't the chiefs who have walked off.
City of Atlanta, don't forget there.
Woman chief of police resigned.
There's no benefit to being a police officer being in that I've got to imagine that recruitment is at an all-time low
right now Let me show you the clip because we've done this with Dion
K. Again, this is my challenge out there Okay
I want everyone send me one one video of a a minority suspect a minority basic pullover not even a suspect
someone who's speeding who gets pulled over by a white cop and is being polite hands
At ten and two saying hey officer. I'm a concealed carry for a bang bang bang bang bang something like that
Nothing is even close.
Jacob Blake, ah, Deon K, ah.
Mike Brown!
Ah!
Rayshard Brooks!
Ah!
Daniel Prude!
Ah!
Not even close!
Just find me one video that suits the narrative that you have been outpushing recently.
That there is license to execute innocent black men in the streets if you're a police officer.
That is what they are running on.
It's not based on statistical fact.
More white people are shot by police officers.
And a higher percentage of white people are shot by police officers when you take into account police interactions.
It's not based on fact.
Anecdotally.
You're rioting in the streets over something that I'm about to show you guys.
Usually people would warn you and say, this is graphic.
I'll tell you what.
This man does die, Daniel.
Mr. Prude.
But this video is not graphic.
What you are going to see is exactly what the public has seen.
What is outrageous, keep in context.
If there was a phone call made because he was absolutely out of his mind, and you can hear his interactions with the officer, this is what has sparked the outrage in the community where now a black police chief is resigning.
This is Daniel Prude.
No, give me the mace.
Give me the mace.
Give me the mace.
Give me the mace!
On my mama's blood that's dripping over that grave.
I mean that.
So they put on the spit hood.
This is the early outbreak of COVID.
Give me the gun.
You know, it's crazy.
Look at how loud he is.
And look at this.
This is the most violent portion of the pin, by the way.
Look at that.
There isn't even any weight on him.
I'm in! I'm in here!
I'm alive!
It's a miracle!
The guy's talking very clearly here.
His head is to the side.
There isn't a knee on his neck.
There isn't a knee on his torso.
Calm down.
Stop.
Calm down.
Calm down.
Listen.
You fight me.
I'll be happy.
You don't feel happy.
You don't feel...
That's a reenactment of a Klan rally if I've ever seen one.
Calm down, sir.
Give me a gun.
Give me a gun.
He's talking about his big penis when you watch the full video.
He's out of his mind.
I understand it.
We're compassionate.
Someone is out of their mind.
But guess what?
Officers need to go home, too.
And do we have to act like people who've been out of their mind, who need psychiatric help, haven't harmed people, especially when they're spitting and chanting, give me your gun, give me your gun, I got a big dick?
It's that last part that really seals it for me.
He'd already been taken in for suicidal behavior, okay?
He was running naked, he was asking for their guns, he told them he had COVID, he was spitting.
So take it up with Fauci and the Fauci-hood.
By the way, that is far less.
People talk about how the Oxygen-8, it's not a problem with the COVID masks.
Those things are far less thick.
It's basically like a linen shirt that a drug dealer would use.
It's a Pablo Escobar show!
Linen.
Yeah, and I mean it's obviously like you can't just come out and say,
hey, this is really sad that this happened, right?
There was no, it didn't seem like the cops were racist.
The cops didn't say anything bad.
The cops weren't mistreating him.
They weren't beating him.
They weren't brutal towards this guy.
They didn't even hit him.
No, exactly.
That's what I'm saying.
So we could all have come together and say, ah, gosh, we've got to figure out how that doesn't happen.
Like, how did this happen?
What went wrong here for this guy?
Well, I'll tell you what.
I'll go to Bill, because systemically, maybe we can find out how to do it.
But individually, don't do PCP.
Well, yeah, that's probably true.
The medical examiner's report said something about asphyxiation from physical restraint, which I don't believe.
I'm sorry.
I don't buy it.
I watched it.
I've physically restrained people many, many times.
I know what asphyxiation is, as someone who does grappling.
The guy was on PCP, and he was in excited delirium.
They probably should have controlled him more.
They should have controlled him.
That guy is far more likely to hurt himself if he can roll around on the ground, he can cut himself on rocks, his handcuffs can get wedged, he can break a rib.
They should have controlled him better.
They didn't.
All it was kind of hold his head down sideways because they didn't know what to do.
Again, we need better training for police officers.
But in this case, they should have been more controlling.
I would have liked to see an NCAA-style pin.
At that point, so that the guy couldn't move, so he's not a harm to himself or to officers.
We teach this to people who work in mental institutions.
I have family members who do.
Do you know what a straitjacket is?
Learn to become a human straitjacket!
That's what they teach these people to subdue mentally disturbed patients.
Right, or people on PCP who can't feel pain at all and will just keep on the action.
Oh, that's just incredibly dangerous.
You were about to say something there.
You know, when it comes to it, I just can't help but think that these officers clearly were trying to do their job.
Far away from any kind of animus, but if what we're saying is that these officers need to be trained better, it just runs counter to everything that BLM is pushing right now.
And everything that's going out there in the narrative, it isn't less funding, it's more funding.
It's more funding to get better training.
If we all agree that there's a training issue, not in every department, not every officer, but if there is a training issue, then we are all agreed in needing to fund the police more.
And you know what?
The only view that is consistent is the view of conservatives who believe in more training, meaning more funding right now so it's proper.
Because you look at Governor Whitmer in Michigan.
Well, she's defunding the police.
She wants to defund the police.
She's upgrading her own security by over a million dollars right now.
Well, why would you need to do that?
Why do you get to upgrade me less?
Now, I have no problem with someone who has private security.
Just don't tell me that because I can't afford private security, I can't carry my own firearm, which is a constitutionally protected right.
I have no problem with someone having hounds that they can release and having fences and having gates, walls, work.
I have no problem with them having a ring doorbell system, whatever the hell it is that you guys use.
I'm upgrading their security.
Just don't tell me that my municipal police have to be defunded because you need more votes.
They are not consistent with this.
You see it with the mayor in Portland who left his condo.
You see it in Missouri with that prosecutor with the McCloskeys who's like, I'm actually under threat so I need to be safe here.
And you see it with the governor of Michigan.
So there is security for me and not for the, I'm saying, Hey, how about security for everybody?
That would be a very nice thing for everybody.
Let's keep all the people safe because it's one of the few legitimate roles of the government.
How about we start with that?
Well, and if you want to ask the question, who in America really, you know, who in America really thinks that you need to rely on yourself to defend, ask the millions of people who were first-time gun owners during coronavirus.
The millions who signed up since the George Floyd riots, right?
I mean, these are individuals of all ages, skin colors, ethnicities, religions, backgrounds, who are saying, I don't believe that I can be safe without having something to defend myself with.
And I'm not going to be a part of anyone, any party, any candidate, who says, I don't think a young woman should be able to defend herself.
I'm just not going to be a part of it.
And I don't think any true American Even more than that.
Not only will they say, I don't believe that a woman should be able to defend herself, but when a woman is allegedly sexually assaulted, as we saw with Jacob Blake, and goes through the process of notifying police officers, having a restraining order put out, there's an active warrant for Jacob Blake's arrest, and then he breaks back into her house, steals her keys, and she calls the officers again and says, hey, remember that guy reported for rape?
He's here.
Thank you, ma'am, for doing the right thing.
We'll stay in constant communication.
The media, not a peep.
Because they don't care about the victims.
Unless they're useful for them that day.
Right now, in any other scenario, this black police chief should be, if he were out there bashing Trump, like they've done with military officials who may have at some point done a tour, they were a private and got out, who knows?
There are a lot of people coming out who are like, I was in the military at one time, oh, I read Dishonorably Discharged.
These are details!
I hate Donald Trump!
They would do that with this police sergeant.
Let me read you his quote, okay?
This is a quote from the police chief.
He said that he had a problem with the mischaracterization and the politicization of the actions that I took after being informed of Mr. Prude's death.
As a man of integrity, I will not sit idly by while outside entities attempt to destroy my character.
The events over the past week are an attempt to destroy my character and integrity.
Hey, Sergeant, welcome to the club, because we've been experiencing that for a long time.
That's what the left does.
They destroy your character to try and say that you're no longer a story worth telling, that you are not a valuable tool for them.
Now, notice something else.
We read the quote talking about the assassination on character, how it bothers this man, how he's been an upstanding police sergeant.
By all metrics that we have available to us, by all reports, we didn't say, hey, white people blame black officer.
Because that's not what matters.
You know what matters?
A good man is being blamed for doing something wrong.
But not only, I will say with Daniel Pruden, not only didn't do anything wrong, these police did the right thing.
Including the ones who are minorities.
You let me, again, send me one.
Send me one video.
Just like Chris Cuomo with one dunk.
One dunk on a 10-foot rim, you can send me one, and I'll give you 20 tries.
We are going to go exclusive to Mug Club.
We're going to play Bad Movie Lines and read some of your chat.
Tomorrow, we have Sarah Huckabee Sanders on the show.
We love you, appreciate you freeloaders, though it is time to join.
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