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Sept. 23, 2024 - Louder with Crowder
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How Mug Club Undercover just turned New York Red | LIVE from City Hall
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Sure.
I'm living large here in this land.
I got me a nice cigar, a snazzy hat.
They call the place Alcatraz.
I kind of like the sound of that.
Sounds familiar.
Al Capone, Alcatraz.
This is my joint, see?
They named the place after me.
But how exactly did I get pinched?
Well, we didn't have Tax Network USA back then.
I ended up getting caught having to pay $215,000 in interest on back taxes.
That's like 4.4 million dollars in today's bucks.
That kind of scratch can buy a lot of fedoras.
So if you don't want to get pinched by the IRS or the Feds and get locked up in an island in California next to the fruitcakes, do yourself a favor.
Take a shot of hooch, calm your nerves, and go to tnusa.com slash Crowder.
You'll thank me later.
Hey Al, you done yet?
Yeah, when's chow time?
So don't let the same happen to you.
Go to tnusa.com slash Crowder and let them take care of business.
By taking care of your business.
Ladies and gentlemen, we got breaking news coming from the Louder With Crowder team that is shocking and offensive.
The secretly recorded conversations with Dr. Jay Varma, the city's former COVID czar, is creating shockwaves.
The former COVID czar for New York City was caught on tape by YouTuber Steven Crowder.
On the front page of the New York Post this morning, former city COVID czar and Bill de Blasio health advisor Dr. Jay Varma.
He was caught on hidden video posted by conservative podcaster Stephen Crowder.
The video released by conservative podcaster Stephen Crowder shows Pharma boasting about violating the city's COVID restrictions.
A conservative podcaster secretly recorded him saying he attended sex parties during the pandemic.
Later on in the video, he talks about how, you know, kids lost years of learning because of these policies that they created.
It looks like a case of do as I say, not as I don't.
You were told to stay home.
You were on lockdown.
Now a city councilman is calling for an investigation into Dr. Jay Varma after he admitted to ignoring the very rules that he was asking New Yorkers to follow.
We are demanding an investigation.
Something's gotta be done.
Dr. Varma was a trusted voice during the height of the pandemic.
I have no knowledge of it.
I find it disgusting and unacceptable.
These people are corrupt.
What's good for me is not good for thee.
Steven Crowder and his team, I'm getting chills, are moving the freaking needle!
They're Jay Varmas, Dr. Varmas all over the country.
Little dictators, essentially, in every single major American city around the country.
Shout out to the Crowder team and the work they've been doing.
This is not the first time they've broken something big.
But there's just so many of these stories out there that Mug Club Undercover is uncovering and getting out into the public.
We also need to keep up people's belief that it's our work.
That's what we want this story to be.
The End.
Intro.
Music.
It's Monday, and I don't want to be here, but... I'm kidding.
I just haven't stopped watching.
It doesn't matter.
You're not watching anyway.
You ever have a bad day at the office, and you're like, oh, I'm just going to do some task work?
This is one of those days where I would like to do that, because I'm tired, but it's like, oh, you're here!
And you can't.
You can't.
No, glad to be with you.
Today is a busy day.
It's a big day.
So it's a little atypical from what we typically do on the show.
That's why I said atypical, and then I repeated myself.
I should be better with my verbiage.
I need to go back to grammar school.
Or get the daily, was it Word of the Day?
I used to do that.
Last week, we brought you the Varma Gates, you know the guy, the COVID czar, underground sex parties.
But today, and I want to let you know right off the top, if you are in New York City, at noon, City Hall, You are going to have God knows how many people protesting the city and their lockdowns, their mandates, because people lost their jobs, people lost loved ones, people weren't able to visit loved ones, and the piece that you helped create with Mug Club Undercover has inspired city council members to stand up and actually create an event today, a protest.
Gerald is going to be live from City Hall later today.
That's noon, if you are in New York City.
We'll also be talking about a weekend full of endorsements and, you know, an election.
I don't know if you know this, Election Day is coming up.
So let me ask you this, before we move on, if you could ask former New York City COVID architect, czar, whatever you want to call him, Jay Varma, the sex guy, if you could ask him one question, what would it be?
Keep him PG-13.
I know it's really hard when you're asking the sex guy.
Right, because your mind probably goes to all the orgies.
Which, one thing to the news reporters who kept saying sex orgies, it kind of is assumed with orgy.
If you say, if there's anything else like an orgy, like I don't know, like a hot dog orgy or a pizza orgy, you would say anything other than sex because orgy obviously presumes that.
It's redundant.
It is.
To me.
In my opinion.
You can comment below.
And since we'll be discussing the Mr. Orgy himself, at some point today on YouTube you may see this.
Head on over to Rumble, where we are not banned.
It's a weekday show, 10 a.m.
Eastern and in third chair.
CEO filling in, Captain Gerald C. How are you, sir?
Great.
Let's hear from Josh.
All right, we can keep him on my lap.
Wait, hold on a second.
Is that Gerald C.?
That's a muscle doll?
Or did we paint that?
I'm a stripper.
No, these are real.
These are washboard right here.
I washed my shirt on these.
Well, we're going to get letters.
By the way, you're going to be at Bricktown Comedy Club in Oklahoma City October 26th.
October 26th.
Mr. Firestein.
Bricktown Comedy Club.
It's musical chairs.
And then before we move on to Jay Varma, I don't know if you know this.
Actually, other members here of mug club, Lotta Earth Crater, uh, kind of, they didn't just
appear, they actually took over CNN just last night, and you know what? Pretty proud of them,
did a good job, but this is funny.
But not everyone who came here was a fan of Jackson's. Now what did you think?
thing.
I think he's an insane person.
Insane?
Yeah, I think he's insane.
Rightfully criticizes America, where they should be criticized, but then glorifies the Chinese Communist Party, North Korea, terrorists, you know, that have kidnapped and murdered people.
I think it's weird how he ties himself to MAGA and MAGA communism, when Donald Trump is the most pro-Israeli president that's ever lived.
MAGA, communism are complete polar opposites of each other.
Are you going to try to speak to him?
Yeah, I'm going to try to speak to him.
I'm going to do so as a gentleman.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
Lane Kendall, a provocateur in his own right.
Who propped up Hamas?
Why do we think Hamas had the ability to do what they did?
That's called propaganda.
Has a history of appearing on online conservative media.
Nice to meet you.
There's one thing when you talk about it, I just want to make sure I understand.
When you go into things about China, Russia, Iran, especially China, you omit so much about them.
Where are you from?
I'm from Texas.
And the things that you're omitting... Have you lived in China?
I have lived in China.
I went to Tsinghua University.
You don't say that a hundred, six hundred million people in the country still love them less than a dollar forty cents a day.
Why don't you say those things?
Okay, okay.
You're very, very emotional.
I am, yeah.
Jackson quickly realized that he wasn't talking to just another fan.
All right.
CNN propaganda.
CNN propaganda.
This guy's a CNN agent.
100%.
I think CNN is the worst outlet in the country.
Time to get out, buddy.
Danny.
Danny.
Is it the Kremlin?
Get this guy out.
Didn't ask you any questions, did he?
Didn't think so.
Put that on the stand.
Now, full disclosure, I actually had my testicles removed so that I could lend them to Lane on that day, and he used them wisely.
Talk about a brass pair.
That's a quad pair of balls, as we call it in the industry of testicular forensics.
I love him saying, turning to the CNN camera, I think CNN is the worst outlet in America
to their camera with their watermark.
And just, I hope that you guys see this too.
You see, people just aren't honest with you.
CNN says, oh, he has an appearance of, he has a history of appearing on right-wing conservative
podcasts.
You mean he works here?
He's a provocateur.
I'm going to ask him as a gentleman, oh, look at that.
He's just looking for... It's the opposite of clickbait.
And then you have this guy, and this is what happens when people are on the right.
They try and tar and feather anyone who criticizes anyone, right, who might be seen on the right, or who might be seen as being in the sort of edge troll sphere.
They go, oh, you're CNN, you're proper.
So they just try and label you a leftist.
So I can't, I can't, I cannot find fault with anything he did.
I don't think someone could have handled it better.
Ginger Snap, laying the brain is here.
Did you know that was going up on CNN?
Uh, no, I had no idea.
Um, I knew that we might end up getting featured because the cameras were there and I talked to Donnie and then Donnie started following me on Twitter.
I was like, oh, he's doing a little OSIN on me, but I didn't know until my friend from the Philippines sent it to me.
She's like, oh, I'm in a, I just woke up and turned on CNN.
What the hell's going on?
I was like, I don't know.
She just woke up and well, that's a former friend.
Well, she was at a hotel at a Formula One race, so... Okay.
It doesn't change the circumstances.
But that was a lot of fun, and did they ever... It doesn't matter, the follow-ups.
I was not reached for comment.
You were not reached for comment?
No, I was not, unfortunately.
Well, I think you made your comment when you said, I think that CNN, your camera... Is this CNN camera?
Is the worst outlet in America.
That was great.
Was there anything that they didn't show that you wish they had?
Yeah, yeah, there was.
I had like a nice 10-minute conversation with them out in the hallway and they asked me if they thought he was spreading misinformation and should be allowed to do so.
I said, I think it's misinformation, but he should be allowed to do so.
They won't put that on CNN?
No, but then I said, it's kind of like when you pretend that refugee camps have a bunch of refugees living in them and then you report that without doing any fact-checking.
That's misinformation, but I guess you should be allowed to do that too.
They did not air that.
They didn't?
No.
No, they won't air that.
But we have it all on B-roll.
Does the guy who interviewed, is he as weird looking in person as he looks on air?
Uh, he looks about like that.
To be fair, he was nice and cordial and professional.
I'm sure.
Keep that door open.
I don't want to keep it open.
I like that you can see the life coat kind of blink out of his eyes when he asks, you ever lived in China?
Yeah.
Yeah, I went to college there.
He's like, oh shit.
Then he goes, yeah, yeah, well you talk like a girl!
Nice fanny pack!
Giant boy!
Just went to the insult right away, because he had nothing.
I do think I had a nip slip out of my wife beater at one of those points, but, you know.
Oh, I don't know if that'll be controversial.
Trying to get him banned from YouTube?
No, that's, trust me, that's just, that's good TV.
Oh!
That is good TV, yeah.
Speaking of good TV, and, uh, uh, Lane is here for a couple reasons.
We have Gerald A., the original Gerald Morgan, is going to be on at, at 10am central, so 11 eastern.
He's also on my shirt.
Is he?
Oh.
Oh!
That's disgusting.
Thursday, we want to give you an update because, and if you have not joined yet, Mug Club Undercover is entirely supported by you.
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I want you to see the fruits of your labor.
Last Thursday, we here broke a major story on Jay Varma, the architect of COVID policy in New York and For those who missed it, here's just a brief recap.
For those who've already seen it, you can take a potty break.
So I want you to take yourself back to March of 2020.
Okay, mentally.
The beginning of the COVID pandemic.
The streets of New York City looked like a dystopian sci-fi movie.
Albeit with less charm and more hobo urine.
More than normal for New York City.
Now, it was even worse than the rest of the country.
Thousands of businesses were forced to close.
Millions of New Yorkers lost their jobs overnight.
And loved ones were forced to die alone in quarantine.
And the man you're about to meet is responsible for all of it.
Dr. Jay Varma.
That's what happens when I say his name.
Like when you kiss your cousin.
For a record, he has not apologized.
He just said that yours truly is a racist right-wing extremist.
Fine.
Now, Gerald is on the ground, like I said, in New York City.
It's the New York City Council Common Sense Caucus.
The Common Sense Caucus, they have a press conference today at noon.
There will be protesters.
City Hall in New York City, head on down.
This story, because of you, was covered by, it's reached tens of millions of people.
It's kind of hard to gauge online because people rip it and then re-upload it and people don't attribute the folks who, but we know that it's reached pretty much everybody who follows the news cycle.
And we really appreciate that you've done that.
And that's applying pressure now where some people are wanting to use this as evidence against the city for people who've actually been affected by the COVID policy.
And you know, Lane, I don't really follow the people who cover this stuff, but you compiled it and you said it was a lot.
Yeah, I mean, there was others on our team that definitely have been working overtime to make sure that we don't miss anything, but it was national to international.
New York Post ran six stories on it.
Their print cover was in it.
The Daily Mail, Independent, CBS, NBC, anybody you can think of on that regard.
Every local outlet in New York, they're ABC affiliate, CBS, Fox, and there's also, Spectrum News is a thing, but we wouldn't normally include it, but we can.
I still watch Net Zero News.
Net Zero?
Prodigy News.
And then if I don't know, if I feel like I missed something, I ask Jeeves.
I still watch Channel One News.
It's weird, I gotta break into a school.
But I leave with a couple milk cartons that I have.
Exactly.
So I guess we have a clip here from Spectrum covering it.
On the front page of the New York Post this morning, former city COVID czar and Bill de Blasio health advisor Dr. Jay Varma, a conservative podcaster, secretly recorded him saying he attended sex parties during the pandemic as he was advising New Yorkers to stay home.
By the way, the lady with the super hot bod is Brian Stelter's wife.
That's why we highlighted it.
Because she loves her some Brian Stelter.
Brian Stelter says she.
The Atlantic wrote, public health officials should have been talking about their sex parties the whole time.
Here's the thing, I don't even think they should have.
I actually, I think they should have never discussed it, that they would have been better off.
Not the whole thing.
So they went the other direction on that.
I think it's bad to discuss your sex parties.
I think it's bad to have them.
Yeah, as a general rule.
Well, when you're locking up everybody.
Hey, sex parties are fun.
In normal times.
In the moment, I'm sure it's fun, but I don't think it's good for you.
You know, like smoking.
Plus, kids, it makes you look really cool.
The New York Times.
Said, uh, Mr. Crowder, the podcaster, has routinely used hidden camera and techniques that would be considered ethical breaches in the world of professional journalism.
Look, I hear the accusation of ethical breaches from the New York Times.
I'm okay with it.
Breach, breach, breach.
By the way, it was also- it was even covered by Highlights Magazine.
Yeah, that was...
🎵 Oh.
🎵 🎵
I don't know why there are sounds of coins.
Because it's like, I don't know, kids at Chuck E. Cheese's.
He was in the bank vault doing his dance.
Right, that's true.
Ah, yes, he's got to deposit a couple coins to, you know.
This story, just so you know, you did such an effective job in not only supporting this, amplifying it, that it even forced people who would never, ever want to cover this company and amplify it, whose names have been omitted.
Well, I think there's a point to that that does need to be touched on, because people hate us.
Like, they really hate us.
Of course!
I'm sure Jay Varma is not the least among them.
But the whole media sphere, people even on our side, everybody hates us.
Like you said, we're a little bit of an island at some points, but I think that's okay, because we can still do this work because of what you've built here.
It's amazing when you force someone to cover that would do everything in their power to avoid it but this story it kind of transcends Republican to Democrat to unaffiliated it affected everybody which is why I think if Republicans would run on things like this we would be a lot more successful because you see when people do tell the story Thousands of people left New York City.
Well, I've said this before it's look when people say If you need a flying spaghetti monster to tell you not to steal it, you're an awful person I said, okay.
Hold on a second.
First off.
There are cultures where murder what we would consider murder is fine There are certainly cultures where theft and certainly cultures where what we would consider pedophilia are fine, right?
There are cultural differences in those sort of Varying degrees of crime, but there's one thing.
So I say it's hard to get the entire world to agree on anything.
One thing that is universal.
It doesn't matter your color, creed, or language.
Everyone hates having the wool pulled over their eyes.
Everyone hates the feeling of being scammed, lied to, and it having had a measurable negative impact.
Whether it's being ripped off on a car and sold a lemon.
Whether it's being sold a false bill of goods with a relationship and being screwed in that.
Whether it's being screwed on your tax.
It doesn't matter what it is.
It could be an infomercial.
I thought I was going to get six-pack abs with that little, you know, electronic device.
Nope!
Turns out it does nothing.
Right?
People hate it.
The people who are okay with selling child brides.
In the plains of certain tribes in Africa, right, where that takes place, would still be pissed if they found out that they were buying a 14-year-old and they thought she was 12.
That's how universal it is that people don't like being lied to and screwed.
When you add on top of that, in this instance, that people had to change their lives, that people lost their jobs, that people had to say goodbye to family members who were dying in the hospital because of COVID policies and mandates and lockdowns.
It is universal.
The problem is a lot of people don't want to cover those stories because they're often pulling the wool over people's eyes.
Right.
And that happens on the right and it happens on the left.
And that's why they want certain people, partnerships that they can control.
You always owe somebody.
Look, you're watching right now.
Comment below, this may be helpful.
Who do you owe?
Who do you serve?
It's either your boss.
If you're a boss, it could be the employees.
It could be a donor.
It could be your college.
Everyone owes someone.
You serve some kind of a master.
In this case, we've built this so that we serve you.
No one other than you can tell us when to stop.
And no one other than you can help us continue.
That doesn't mean that you all agree, Mug Club.
But there isn't somebody controlling the purse strings.
Anywhere else?
You have two or three donors?
Guess what?
There are certain stories you don't get to touch.
And they will tell you, don't touch this.
I know, I've been there.
This matters.
And there are plenty of people who know about it, or something like this.
They weren't necessarily able to prove it.
And so there are plenty of people who are often upset if you expose it.
That's the truth.
It's 100% the truth.
And reading through this, the one thing, there was a new op-ed that came out in the New York Times this morning, right before we went on air.
And they're so close to connecting the dots, but they're just missing it.
They're like, well, this is a big reason why Trumpism is so popular, because of the lack of trust in our institutions and blah blah blah.
Yes, but they just fail to say there should be a lack of trust in institutions.
It's like dealing with a sociopath or a narcissist where it's like, it's like, hey, I'm going to do all these things.
I'm going to lie and I'm going to cheat.
And then, why don't you trust me?
Well, why do you think?
Let me explain this, okay, just so it doesn't get misconstrued.
The reason I don't trust you is because you wouldn't allow me to eat on a patio while you were having sex parties!
So that, I don't know if you know this, the issue didn't just Spontaneously.
Erect from the ground.
My trust issues.
It came from you lying to me repeatedly and now I don't trust you, CDC.
Now, hold on a second.
You told me the path to success was to get a college degree from a good school, and I did it, and now I'm in debt, and you told me to vote the Democrat Party, and they told me they were going to forgive the debt for the Supreme Court so that they can't, and now I have to kill all of you!
But it didn't just come from nowhere.
It was you.
That's why we don't trust you.
But the media wants to blame the person whose trust has been violated.
That's why you think it's such a big deal.
And there are so many people who, even though they have to cover the story because they hear you, they look at you like a broken toy, like a puzzle they have to solve.
I don't know why these people just, don't they know?
Why don't they understand that all of these institutions exist to help them, to serve them?
Because you're the one who's been abused.
So you don't trust.
That's how it goes.
Yeah, like a sterner's boyfriend.
That's exactly right.
Trust me, baby.
I'll be in the corner.
And this was obviously some hard-hitting news, unlike, again, what we have become accustomed
to seeing in mainstream media.
Extra! Extra! Extra!
Where is Waldo? The search for candy cane loving child trafficker continues.
Where could he be? Oh, there he is, there!
In the Peppermint Forest. Who would have seen that coming?
Get him, folks!
For example, it is Waldo's fault that I don't trust him in scenarios where there's a lot of red and white.
I'm gonna go.
Bye.
Yeah, it's like, you surround yourself in this, man.
Yeah.
What do you expect, weirdo Waldo?
What are you hiding from?
Exactly.
If Waldo was my spouse, he was like, hey, I'm going to go to the barbershop pole forest.
I'd be like, problem!
I think there's a problem there.
He'd be like, why do you think there's a what's wrong with you?
Because I won't be able to find you.
He'd be like, why do you say that?
Why don't you trust me?
Because you always hide in the barbershop pole forest!
I mean, he could get changed and hide somewhere else.
That's true.
Yeah, somewhere right now there's a Waldo Jr.
wondering, Where is Waldo?
He's out for milk.
How funny would it be if he gets changed and it's just camo?
Where's Waldo coming back in like military uniform? He joined the military?
It's like, where's Waldo?
Oh, he's got a ghillie suit!
So, the story, and I just covered this so that you guys can see, and you'll see Gerald down at Town Hall today.
Please, if you're in New York City, go and protest, make your voices heard.
It's causing real action.
Varma personally responded to the story.
Now, I know for those who are waiting for an apology, he said, unfortunately, I was targeted by an operative for an extremist Right-wing organization determined to malign public health officials and take down the public health system in America.
Let me just tell you something.
This is where he screwed up.
Okay, he didn't apologize.
Okay, he'll say racist, he'll say extremist.
This is where he screwed up.
This is where narcissists screw up.
They go, He's actually hitting me because he wants to hit all of the public health officials, right?
Right?
And they're going, yeah.
They don't want anything to do with him.
If he would have just said he wants to malign people, he wants to malign me and sow distrust in institutions, but other public health officials now want to say, hold on a second, I didn't have sex parties.
That's going to be his undoing.
Trust me.
You'll see Democrats go after him because it's a freebie to try and seem objective to distance themselves from him.
He's a sacrificial lamb for them.
Watch it.
I know what I'm talking about.
He said this individual has been highly discredited.
Oh, have I?
And he has been banned from numerous media outlets for his homophobic slurs and racist rants.
It's the exact same playbook you see against Donald Trump, right?
Trump up some charges, make him stick, as from our last Mug Club Undercover piece, then say he's a criminal.
Well, I'm only a criminal because you tried to make me one.
Well, I was only banned from media outlets for homophobic slurs and what you call racist rants because you called them that.
You said that the term sprite was a homophobic slur.
Granted, it may be, but it's not that bad.
What about being banned for citing CDC data that was accurate?
Well, that's hate speech, too.
That's misinformation.
They create a new category of hate speech, of banned speech, of disallowed speech, and then say, this person has been banned for speech.
That's because you want to control speech.
Let's see how this works out for you.
I'm placing bets.
In those private conversations that were secretly recorded, spliced, diced, and taken out of context, I referred to events that transpired four years ago.
See sex parties.
I served in City Hall between April 2020 and May 2021.
During that time, I participated in two private gatherings.
Orgies.
I take responsibility for not using the best judgment at the time.
Protection.
Here's... Sliced dice taken out of context.
You ever watch What Would You Do?
You ever watched 2020?
You ever watched consumer reporting, like John Stossel used to do for ABC?
Why was it okay back then, and it's not okay now?
As a matter of fact, it was so okay, and deemed so necessary, that I believe all states except for 11 have single-party consent states, in large part to protect investigative journalism.
We are now entering an era where people feel they can weaponize big tech, weaponize social media, and bypass laws, and kill any investigative journalism they don't like.
There's a reason that you're allowed to record conversations across the country, that it is legally recognized.
Because investigative journalism matters.
They used to tell you it mattered when they were investigating some corrupt corporation, whether it was Pepsi or it was the Sears catalog, whatever the hell it was.
But when it involves government officials, well now it's your fault.
Why don't you trust your institutions?
I'll tell you exactly why you don't trust your institutions.
It's this simple.
You've been abused by them.
You have been abused by your institutions and so you rightfully don't trust them.
He went on to say this.
Facing the greatest public health crisis in a century, our top priority was to save lives and every decision made was based on the best available science to keep New Yorkers safe.
Okay.
How is you being sodomized while other people are not allowed to meet?
How does that make anyone more safe?
Now, I would be okay with I would say it's not as bad if instead of this fake virtue, again, victim, victim, victim, victim, narcissist, victim, victim, victim.
I was doing everything.
I was just trying to save people.
These people are the bad guys.
I was having sex parties to save New York.
Stephen King's COVID.
Yes, Stephen King's COVID.
Oh, I have to get COVID.
You all better have sex with me.
If you were to say, look, I was trying to save lives, and in spite of that, I made a mistake, and that would be one thing.
In other words, if you were to say, in spite of the fact that I was having orgies, and in spite of the fact that I took great joy in banning Kyrie Irving or making sure that Kyrie Irving couldn't play basketball, in spite of the fact that I made people uncomfortable, Socially pressured them to the point that they were forced to take the vaccine.
All of these measures, I believe, were good for New York.
And he does, by the way.
That's his virtue.
In spite of all that, I made some mistakes.
Right?
One has nothing to do with the other.
That would be different.
Instead, he wants you to believe that all the mistakes he made were for you.
And it's your fault that you don't trust your institutions.
I stand by my efforts to get New Yorkers vaccinated against COVID-19, and I reject dangerous extremist efforts to undermine the public's confidence in the need for the effectiveness of vaccines.
Guys, this is a masterclass, and it's overused because everyone out there talks about, you know, every single pop psychologist, red flags.
This is someone who actually thinks that they are the hero, they are the victim, and it's your fault for not trusting them.
Comment below and let these institutions know why you don't trust them.
You were abused, and so you don't trust.
It is now incumbent upon the abuser to prove to you that they will no longer abuse you.
In this case, that they will no longer lock you down, that they will no longer mandate vaccines, that they will no longer eliminate your business, ruin schooling because of a pressure from the teachers unions, which he also admitted, where your children have to deal with those ramifications.
It's incumbent upon him To accept responsibility, and no one is beyond redemption.
No one is beyond redemption, I want to be clear about that.
We really, really wanted to give these people a shot, and we always do, behind the scenes, go, come on man, level with us.
It's just like that, come on, level with the fact that you were having drinks with your ex, and you know what was going on, and come on, if we're going to move past this, no, no, why don't you trust me?
It's the exact same. It is their job to earn your trust. It is not your fault for not trusting them.
That's why this story went everywhere. And that's why even Bill de Blasio, who worked
with pharma, I just threw up in my mouth a little vomit, responded saying that he didn't
really know about what was going on. So I don't think it was a matter of policy.
If this is appealing to you, just think of this when you think of vaccination.
Vaccination. Mmm. What?
I'm getting a very good feeling about vaccination right this moment.
Sorry, gross clip.
Here's the right one.
I had no knowledge of it.
I find it disgusting and unacceptable.
This is someone we trusted as a teammate to tell the people of New York City from his extensive medical background how we could keep everyone safe.
And that also meant we all had to show integrity and consistency.
I'm shocked.
It's painful.
It's unacceptable.
I have not heard the audio.
I hope he has apologized to his colleagues and even more so to the people of New York City.
He owes everyone an apology, for sure.
He has not.
Just to be clear.
He has not.
He has not.
No, instead he came out and said you spliced and diced it.
Yes.
Got mad about it.
What does he want?
Does he want you to publish the full Who has done more harm to the American public health system?
see longer, you can see longer clips. Nothing is taken out of context.
Is that what his family wants?
That's always what they say.
His family wants to see the full video of him trying to get laid?
Yeah.
Who has done more harm to the American public health system?
People that were skeptical about taking a rushed vaccine or people that are supposed
to be trustworthy that lied to you for years on end?
Right.
It's such a Boy Cried Wolf scenario that there will be a time when there is a real pandemic with a high mortality rate that we need to look to professionals and be like, what do we do?
No one's going to be able to trust them at that time.
Right.
And why would we?
And no matter what they tell you, that real pandemic is not monkeypox.
No.
I want to be very clear.
No, they want to push Monkeypox because they want people to believe that anyone can get it.
Just like Oprah said that 1 in 3 heterosexual couples out there would get AIDS.
Oh, she did?
Yeah, 1 in 5, or sorry, I think it was 1 in 5, you guys can bring it up, will be affected.
Was she one of them, or?
Well, I said heterosexual.
I don't know if you know a whole lot about Gayle.
I don't.
So now, and I was going to say, Ginger Snap, you can tell us here, an update, the bipartisan New York City Council, it's Common Sense Caucus, they're having a hearing, they're calling for a special hearing, and today I know they're in New York City at City Hall.
Right, yeah, so this is a group on the New York City Council of Republicans and Democrats that try to bridge the aisle a little bit and sort of bring New Yorkers together on causes that everyone can agree on, and so there's Outrage from left to right, and what they're doing is calling for that conference today.
We have a couple clips in here that'll show specifically what they're asking for, but that's where Gerald's at right now.
Right.
Okay.
Let me grab this.
Let's go to Democrat Councilmember Robert Holden, who I believe he has spoke with Fox 5 about what they would like to see.
This whole thing is disgraceful.
Democratic Queens Councilmember Robert Holden sent this letter to the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and the NYPD calling for a full investigation.
He's also a super spreader obviously with These orgies, these sex orgies, and everything else that you're not supposed to do, he's doing.
And he's the leading doctor on this in the city of New York during the shutdown.
Here's another one, though, that's really fun.
Republican Councilman Vicki Palladino ripped Varma on her ex-account.
Your kids' educations were ruined because this man, this piece of human garbage, said it was dangerous.
While this piece of human garbage was out hosting sex parties with the illegal drugs and everything else.
Dr. Jay Varma, you are a farce, you need to be prosecuted, and you need to face the consequences of your actions.
We are calling upon the Adams administration On City Hall steps on Monday at 12 noon, a press conference.
I want to see everybody there, whether you were a teacher, a first responder, you were a police officer, you were a fireman, a small business owner.
This affected you!
And what I love most about that is you can tell she really was close to swearing every time.
It's like, this piece of... You f... I'm like, are you gonna say it?
Are you gonna say it?
Which actually, we do have, a lot of people don't realize this, and this happens with us too.
They have to scale it back.
We actually have a copy of her first take.
Your kids' educations were ruined because this man, this piece of f***ing b***h said it was dangerous.
While this piece of f***ing b***h I like that one better.
I like that one better, too.
You are a f*****. You need to be f*****. And you need to face the consequences of your
actions. Whether you were a f***** or a f*****, you are a f*****.
You are a f*****. In any way, a small business owner, this f***** you.
I like that one better. I like that one better too.
The F one is just so good.
And she also, by the way, she's calling for rehiring and the back pay to all the workers
who were laid off during this.
There's also the Republican Councilwoman, Ina Vernikov, weighed in saying, investigate the molly popping COVID czar.
That's fun.
That sounds like a cool title.
Remember, she's the one that took the gun to the Hamas protest and got in trouble?
Yes.
So she's pretty cool.
Well, one does.
You combine Hamas and guns.
I would also be giving pause.
It's not October.
So here's the deal.
We don't do this here.
People talk about clickbait.
This is the opposite of clickbait.
This is not tapping into something that is out there like, Taylor Swift, Donald Trump.
Whoa!
And then it's just, hey, Taylor Swift said she doesn't like Donald Trump.
Comment below and click like.
And then it gets 50 million, you know.
This is something that requires a lot of work, a lot of time.
Also, educating people.
Because it's a story that you don't know you care about yet.
And we really do.
We're sincerely grateful to Mug Club.
But if you think this is something, wait until you see.
You're gonna have a heart attack when you see what we brought them on election night.
So that's November 5th, 2024.
The election livestream of the century.
Today, New York City, 12.
P.M.
Eastern is the protest, and Gerald's going to be on here in a few minutes.
Here's where we are now.
We're going to talk with him, but we're only a few, I don't know if you know this, only a few weeks out from something, an election.
Yep.
Yep, big one.
Yeah.
You guys been thinking about it?
Here and there.
I've heard some rumblings.
Not on the weekend.
Who's on the ballot?
You guys know it's a show, right? So...
LAUGHTER Right now, as of, uh, as of right before I started
broadcasting, it's a dead heat.
47 years.
47 days until November 5th, Election Day.
A new polling out today points to an overarching theme.
The race for the White House will likely be one of the tightest contests in modern American history, with Harris and Trump deadlocked across several battleground states.
In Pennsylvania, the state that could determine the election, a new CNN poll of polls shows the two candidates in a dead heat race with no clear leader.
I really like that word, dead heat.
Did you notice that Kamala's running against her own father?
Yes!
It said Kamala Harris and then Donald Harris.
Did it?
Yeah, it did.
Are you sure?
Donald J. Harris?
We need to have him back on the show.
Yeah, he's got to address this.
Why are you tied with your daughter?
By the way, they also trimmed his comb over on the side.
Yeah, a little bit.
They gave him a little bit of the Burt Ward hair there.
That's not how his hair looks.
No, they're trying to take it away from him.
I don't like it.
Donald Harris.
Well, you can't trust the poll.
I, too, would not say that I'm voting for Donald Harris.
They put that on the ballot.
I've been skeptical about some of these polling results, and it's all starting to make a lot more sense.
It's all coming together.
Melania's going to be pissed when she finds out that not only did he leave her, he took her name.
Yeah, well, and she's also going to wonder if he has all that money.
So, the RCP average as Kamala 49, Donald Trump at 47 nationally.
538, which is a big, you know, considered pretty reputable.
Again, has it as a toss-up here at 45.6 for Trump, 48.3.
The polymarket odds are at Kamala 51, Trump 47.
So look, this is one of those, like I've said in the past, this is going to go back and forth.
They had some huge polls that swung after the debate.
Donald Trump has declined another debate, which makes me think there's really bad internal polling for Kamala Harris, honestly, at this point.
Because she's kind of gained the momentum that she would from the debate, and it seems like she believes she needs significantly more.
And as we get into some states, and Ginger Snipp, you really are plugged into this, right?
You're a political maven.
The New York Times Siena poll, which tends to lean pretty left.
Yeah, like they all do outside of one or two.
Yeah, outside of one or two.
They have Trump now in Arizona at plus five, right?
And they had Biden at plus nine in 2020.
I can't even come to terms with how those numbers both exist in the same world.
Yes.
Well, here's what's crazy.
People will say, well, they got it wrong in 2016 and so they corrected for the undersampling.
They still, often, Donald Trump outperformed polls.
So even if he just performs to the level of the polls or just a couple points better, which would be pretty conservative, it's a huge swing.
Right.
That's what people, the context of that matters for the defeatists out there.
Georgia.
Now a lot of people thought, you know, they thought that Donald Trump was going to win Georgia last time.
Go back to our election coverage.
It was a statistical tie going into the election 2020.
Trump is up by four.
In Georgia right now with this latest poll.
He's up in a lot of these states, and again, he was down in some of these states that he is now winning, even if by a point or two.
So the margin of error, if you look at it historically, tends to really mean take it and add about anywhere from two to five points to Trump.
Right.
That's really what that margin means.
So for anyone out there saying, ah, this is done, it's a lock for Kamala, I'm sorry, I'm not really seeing that.
And even Fetterman has said, you know what?
It's really strongly possible that Donald Trump wins Pennsylvania.
And if he does, it's good night.
No, I think your point's exactly correct, is that their internal polling has to be showing some pretty bad stuff for them to be trying to force a hand on this debate, but the media is going to be doing their work for them.
Like, well, look at the Kamala Harris momentum and blah blah blah.
They don't want you to go out and vote.
They want to blackmail you and say, well, we can't win.
We're down in the polls.
Let's chill.
But even the New York Times can't hide Individual states.
And we need Trump to win those Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, before we can worry about anything else.
But I think he wins those.
And then it comes down to just basically winning Pennsylvania.
And like you said, Fetterman seems to kind of have his ear to the ground there, as one would.
We had Scott on last week.
The early mail-in voting data out of Pennsylvania looks very good.
So there's a lot of positive momentum that I think should just inspire people to go vote.
Because it's all about turnout.
If Republicans turn out, we win the election.
Yep.
And if we don't, well, at least it provides clarity to this country.
Yeah, and those unregistered-to-vote gun owners, too, in Pennsylvania.
Yep, that's a big one.
Like half a million, I think.
I don't even see Donald Trump actually spoke about that now.
That's my talking point about, you know, gun owners who are not registered to vote.
What you're not taking into account, boys, is those key endorsements.
That's it for the Game Collection.
It's all about endorsements, and you have both, Kamala, but Donald Trump as well, receiving some pretty notable endorsements over the weekend.
Breaking right now, Harris scoring a major endorsement.
Ann Harris continues to rake in high-powered endorsements, such as the one she received today.
Donald Trump is scoring a somewhat unexpected endorsement meanwhile.
In the battle of his celeb endorsements, you'd have to say that Kamala Harris is winning.
Celebrity endorsements are rolling for both presidential nominees.
How public figures are boosting campaigns and the impact endorsements could have on the election.
Okay.
So, one of the funniest moments that I remember experiencing in my life when I was a kid was when Osama Bin Laden endorsed John Kerry.
I don't know if you remember that.
It took me a while to stop.
I was pissing myself laughing.
So, you know, not all endorsements are good endorsements.
Some endorsements may be seen as bad endorsements.
Like Satan, for example.
Or Putin.
Or Putin, yes.
But I will tell you, not as bad as Satan, to be clear.
Or even Putin.
But pretty bad.
Kamala Harris has been endorsed both by Dick Cheney And the union of the IRS.
The only organization less popular than chlamydia.
Why the hell does the IRS have a union?
Exactly.
Exactly.
It's like, no, no, we have to make sure that we collectively bargain for our right to fuck you.
More people fear being audited in this country than being mugged.
Stamp Kamala Harris.
That's what you just saw.
Let me read for you the union president, Doreen Greenwald.
I already don't like her.
Says, when it comes to treating federal employees, meaning the IRS, with respect, valuing their service, and investing in their work, Kamala Harris is the clear choice.
I don't value your service, IRS.
I don't value your work, and I don't respect it!
Thanks for making it totally clear who I should vote for.
You know what you think of when you file that return or when you actually find out you've overpaid and they take two years to mail you the check?
I respect these sons of bitches.
Is this sabotage?
Because who at the IRS thinks, yes, this endorsement, this is going to bring it home.
All these hardworking Americans are going to see that.
We back Kamala.
Let's go, baby.
Well, see, I think that they're under the impression that the IRS, and you guys can maybe let them know, that the IRS is popular with most Americans.
And I think that's because they believe, hey, the IRS combines the already very popular practice of taking money away from you.
But what you fail to realize is they combine it with doing so at gunpoint.
Now with 87,000 new agents.
Yes.
Yes.
No, no, no.
Sorry.
Employees.
Sorry.
Remember, we got, you got fact-checked.
It's not agents.
They're employees.
Well, hold on a second.
What other employees do you have at the IRS?
Your only job is to take money.
How many secretaries do you have?
Someone's gonna count the money.
And by the way, what she means is there was huge windfall for IRS employees right after the Inflation Reduction Act, including much higher pay for bureaucrats.
Of course, you saw tax hikes.
Of course, you saw over 80,000 new employees added to the IRS.
Think about this.
The net gain for native-born American jobs, meaning people who were born here in the United States over the last several months.
Sorry, did I say net gain?
It's been a loss.
There's been an increase to foreign-born workers, but Americans who've worked here For some, you know, in the same line of work for generations, have been losing jobs.
But your institutions, who you need to trust, added $80,000 at your dime.
To a job that they claim is going away because they're cutting taxes.
Right, exactly.
Yeah, we're cutting taxes and adding 80,000 employees.
To be fair, most of those 80,000 are teleworkers in Mumbai.
Yes, exactly, exactly.
There's never been a clear, if you own a business, anyone out there ever, have you ever, for example, paid late on taxes, right, had to extend it?
No.
All right.
No, definitely not.
No, I mean legally.
I mean legally filed for an extension, okay?
Yes, yes, yes.
And had to deal with the interest.
And then, on the flip side, have you ever actually overpaid?
This is a real question.
If you are someone who has done both, because I've done both, where you've overpaid and they owe you a refund and sometimes you need to file some kind of an extension or you find out that something needed to be paid that you missed, right?
Happens to a lot of people.
Did you notice the difference in the timeline?
It's unreal.
That's how you see the differential in accountability.
You better do it right away, or there's a penalty already, but they're gonna come take your shit.
They could owe you millions.
They could owe you $15,000 if you run a small business.
You may have to wait for that for years.
I just got a return from 2021.
Oh, wow.
A refund.
Yeah!
Yeah!
That happened!
Jeez.
It's been a problem!
Depositing it!
Why?
Not enough money?
It's a whole thing!
The IRS check bounced.
If you would have voted Kamala.
Speaking of her, by the way, this is my favorite endorsement, is, um, I didn't realize that this was the Paramore, Haley Williams, because the last time I saw her, you know, she didn't look like 65.
It's also featuring for Eminem, yeah.
Yes!
Here is Paramore singer Haley giving you, not just an endorsement, but, um, well, I have a second clip to show you, so just watch this first one through your fingers.
Project 2025 is Donald Trump's playbook for the She looks like the bad guy from the bad kid from Karate Kid.
Yes.
Now in her mind she looked like ultra cool badass Johnny Cash giving the finger at the grand old Opry
but in reality she looked like a slightly mentally handicapped Cindy Lauper reading from a
page and And if she looks that way, it's because she was reading
from a page.
Roger 2025 is Donald Trump's label for controlling and punishing women, poor people, people of color, the LGBTQ
plus community.
So it is time for all Americans to band together and finally defeat the Trump agenda.
Well, she reached 30 people.
Yes!
I was at that concert, but I was doing drugs in the bathroom.
It was free ticket, right?
She needed a page, like, the only note she needed to hit was, Donald Trump is a fascist, vote for Kamala, Project 2025.
Like, just write it on your hand!
This was a late ad, I think.
Yes.
Like, ah, we're gonna have over 30 people at this concert.
Sometimes I feel bad for the, like, putting this in the show, because I know nobody's gonna see it until we amplify it, and then a bunch more people will see it.
I'm like, it's just so stupid and hilarious that it's a catch-22.
I mean, it's tough.
Now, see, here's the thing, and I don't mean, and look, and I don't mean to go to ad hominem, except I do sometimes, but in contrast, Donald Trump was endorsed by, um, here, okay, here's the point that I'm making.
I'm not gonna lie to you.
When I was a teenager, okay, I went through a rough patch.
And there was a period of time where, much to my everlasting shame, I would be what one might refer to as an emo kid.
How I dressed.
I, for the only period of my life, had a different haircut than you have seen me with.
I've always had this haircut.
Pretty much from 12 years old to today.
Except for a period of about a year, because I found out that chicks dug some bangs and tight pants.
Until my dad told me, you know, you're dressing like a lady.
He shamed you out of it.
Yes.
Geez.
Lesson to learn at 23.
The ladies like this.
He said, that's the only semi-acceptable response, but you're still going to regret this.
And he made sure that I regretted it.
But it doesn't age well, and this is one thing too, people who are out there into trends, not just fashion, but if you are into trendy ideology, you are going to look back and be embarrassed.
If you just stick with the fundamentals, principles of personal accountability, of responsibility, of pursuing virtue for the sake of virtue, as far as values, and then, for example, fashion-wise, just don't do something that's going to be out of style, maybe two weeks from now, you won't look back with embarrassment.
And I just say that to say Paramore, I know that's not her name, versus aging gracefully, the person who endorsed Donald Trump, Danica Patrick.
I will not be judged to live in America, be an American, be a proud American, say I love America and want to make America great again.
I won't be judged for it.
In fact, instead of quieting down, I'm going to get louder.
She looks better than when she was racing.
Yeah, she looks pretty good.
Well, she's not in a fire suit.
Yes, that's true.
Fire suit kind of did it for me, though.
She's not covered in soot.
Yeah.
Well, especially if it's like the onesie pajamas with the flaps.
I mean, she had GoDaddy commercials, remember those?
Yes, I do remember the GoDaddy commercials.
I didn't realize she was a racer at the time because I don't follow sports.
Well, she also wasn't winning, but... Yes, that's kind of a thing, too.
Irrelevant.
Remember that woman who was in golf?
They're like, she's going to be the next... Oh, disappointment.
Sorry about that.
Just the way that Republicans and Democrats speak, it contrasts so clearly.
You have one lunatic yelling at a screen with her looking like, I don't know, Josh Brolin from the Goonies.
And then you have a beautiful, aging, gracefully attractive woman.
You're just speaking like a person.
Yeah, well I was raised in Canada, and so in Canada I would get all these celebrities, like Green Day would go there, I remember Newfound Glory was one of them, certainly Rage Against the Machine, but I remember Bright Eyes, Connor Oberst went there, and they would always say like, I'm moving to Canada!
I'm moving to Canada if George Bush wins!
And he did a whole song about it, and I remember yelling out at a Bright Eyes concert, because it's pretty quiet, it's the one time you could because it's kind of acoustic, and I said, Yeah!
Yeah!
Keep shitting on your home country like that!
Woo!
Woo!
Make fun of George Bush being a Christian again!
Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, do that one again!
Talk about how America sucks!
What's your next tour stop?
I was 17!
Ha ha ha!
And I didn't really even have a dog in the fight, I just thought it was shitty.
For them to go, they'd always go to Canada and banter, I'm moving to Canada!
No one doesn't want you.
Yeah, I know.
It's just, I mean, unless you're Haitian.
But the point is, I was, I was back then just like, this is just, you are from the land of opportunity.
No one in Canada would know who you are if not for the United States of America.
And they always come into this thing, just like Paramore was the exact same.
They don't think about these issues.
It's completely opposite.
One of them is saying, you know, I won't be judged for this.
This is how I feel.
I don't want to be judged for this.
This is how I feel.
I don't want to be judged.
And the other one's like, fuck you if you don't We might get a DMCA strike for that.
Hold on a second.
I closed my eyes, I can't tell the difference.
Is that Haley Williams?
I might get a DMCA strike for that.
Hold on a second.
I closed my eyes.
I can't tell what's happening.
Is that Haley Williams?
Yeah.
Look at her!
Hey everybody!
Oh, it's just Josh!
Haley!
And Derek and Patrick, not to be scared by the, um, well, anyway, okay, you have to be
careful because it's an immutable characteristic.
It's weird to me that Taylor Swift has no pigment.
I know they've put it in her with some dye, but if you see Taylor Swift with that, like, this is a, it's Casper.
It's bizarre.
Okay.
So Patrick actually brought up Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris, where she said, you know, I love her music, to be honest, but there's no way that long post was ready right after the debate.
Right.
And here's something crazy.
When people talk about celebrities, the New York Times Siena poll found that Donald Trump is actually more popular than Taylor Swift, where Taylor Swift only had a 44% favorability rating, where Donald Trump had 47.
Thank you very much.
That's unbelievable.
It is unbelievable.
Every big singer like that should have a better favorability rating than every politician.
All you do is sing.
People shouldn't know anything else.
They should be like, I disapprove of... Why?
All you know is their music.
It shouldn't even be close.
It's like, hey, what's the favorability rating of these two people?
Okay, what's the favorability rating of Donald Trump?
Let's see.
What do you do for a living?
Well, I basically piss half the country off.
I have to fight.
I have to undergo investigation.
Some people say I'm corrupt, but half the country feels represented.
It's very polarizing.
Okay, well, okay.
Your favorability is at 47.
Mrs. Swift, what do you do?
I create melodies that are supposed to make people happy.
That would not be your answer.
And more people hate you.
We should study you for science.
Who do you think has a lower favorability rating, Taylor Swift or Diddy?
They're going to have to have a super freak-off to find out.
Hey, I like that.
You have to ask Justin Bieber.
That poor kid.
I'm sure there's something that happened there.
To your point earlier though, Travis Kelce is definitely done with her.
You can see it in his eyes.
He's dead.
A lot of the favorability rating is coming from that.
Yeah, she's dark crystalline and I'm like paddling.
language like give me your ass and I just want to play football
That's what's happening.
That's the new era.
That's the new album.
Give me your essence.
A great woman can make a man that much better.
And it's true.
But the saying does not go, behind every great man is a bitch.
So, it can go one of both ways, I'm just telling you.
And just look at the look on Taylor Swift's, on Travis Kelce's face, and being with Swift.
You know how you'll know?
Once they break up, and all of a sudden it's like, it's like Rookie of the Year, where he has his arm, everyone's going like, God, Travis Kelce's back!
Well, he didn't have that mustache until they started dating.
It's like he was like, here's a disguise.
Yeah, exactly.
So no one knows who it is.
Here's a disguise from myself.
Grouch on Mark's glasses.
Because I can't hear the cheers anymore.
Donald Trump also earned, this is surprising, an endorsement from the only place I know of in North America, it used to be the only place in North America where you can hear the active Muslim call to prayer across the city, Hamtramck, Michigan.
The mayor is Amer Galeb, I hope I'm getting that right, saying, That President Trump and I may not agree on everything, but I know he is a man of principles.
I'll not regret my decision no matter what the outcome would be, and I'm ready to face the consequences for this and for many other reasons.
I announce my support and endorsement for the former and hopefully the next president of the United States, Donald Trump.
Just for context, Hamtramck is a pretty big city in Michigan.
Michigan has a lot of sort of mid-sized cities outside of Detroit.
Not any other huge cities.
Detroit's not even a huge city.
They lie about their population.
Hamtramck is 40% Muslim.
Has an all-Muslim city council.
This could be the undoing of the left in Michigan, because they can't help themselves.
Did you see the polling?
He's winning with Muslims in Michigan.
That doesn't surprise me at all.
But Jill Stein has like 80% of the vote in Michigan.
Wait, is she Jewish?
Well, I don't know.
I think the reason that Muslims support Jill Stein is because they don't understand.
It's just she basically doesn't know how to run a campaign.
It's not that she keeps her mouth shut like a good woman.
They think she's just quiet.
She's just unsuccessful.
And by the way, Hamtramck, just to give you an idea as to where they went, they banned in 2023 gay pride flags from any city property.
Coincidentally, they've also banned pagers, walkie talkies, and now carrier pigeons.
That makes sense.
Allah huak...
Allah huak ba...
la...
That makes sense.
Brilliant play by the Jews.
Yeah. Yeah, they were really predictable.
It's not about the bombs so much as they made all of Hezbollah fear technology and modern comforts.
The smallest technologies.
Not even modern comforts.
It's like post.
Used to be modern.
Used to be modern.
But basically Hezbollah, they have to live in the Stone Age if they want to kill Jews.
It's like they have a choice.
Don't kill all the Jews or live like the Flintstones.
Well, you could say that's modern for Lebanon, but that would also be wrong because it used to be a Christian country, which was extremely modern and extremely vibrant.
And then, well, you know, Islam took over and it does as Islam does.
Well, anywhere there's a moderate country that is, you know, historically Islamic, take a moderate country, right, or a country that seems to be doing well, add 10 years.
That's it.
Add 10 years, it will be a hellscape.
Iran?
Bikinis.
For a while.
Hot chicks and bikinis.
In our lifetime.
Turkey.
Right thing.
Turkey in our lifetime and to a degree Egypt.
We're like, well, these ones are pretty modern.
And then you see how much it changes.
Remember the Arab Spring?
Yes, I do.
Well, it didn't sprung.
No, it did not.
It did not sprung.
But when I see a good-looking Arab Spring chick, I get sprung.
Ooh, let me show you a whole new world.
That's what I say.
Let me open your eyes.
Something else.
But do you think they're going to go to rotary phones next?
Yes, that would be great.
Which one?
One?
Okay, it's good.
Boom!
I'm just going to do it from the operator.
We pay their salary, they can do it.
Hello, operator?
Get me a Jew.
I say electric toothbrushes.
They don't brush their teeth.
Oral B for blast.
Also, by the way, the Teamsters Union declined to endorse someone.
And this is important because the unions, right, they're some of the biggest political donors of all time.
Teamsters Union, if the majority of their people in the Teamsters Union, if they support a Democrat, they will endorse a Democrat.
When we know that a majority of their members support Donald Trump, they remain neutral.
Think of how corrupt that is when you're talking about unions.
and then apply it to public sector unions like the IRS who come out and give Kamala Horace...
uh, come on.
Oh my god!
Freudian.
Your face!
Is that a strike?
I don't know.
And the thing is, if you read it on paper, it doesn't matter what I say, no one will believe that I didn't mean to say it.
It's my fault.
You just happened to say Kamala Horace.
Is this not you run the highlight reel?
Yeah, I said all that stuff, but that was actually an accident.
There's cronies fake laughing in the background.
I'm even more mad that I didn't think about it before!
It's pretty good!
It's not bad!
I thought you left that one on the table for a little while.
I just, you know... Oh!
Oh!
Kamala, no chips!
Alright.
Not as good.
Horace.
Horace, because from the mouth speaks the heart.
Something.
Alright!
From the horse's mouth.
We do have, actually now I believe we have him, are we connected?
We got him.
Down in City Hall, New York City, Gerald Morgan, because he's not here with us.
us thank you so much uh... when the break all right gerald morgan tell us what our own the same color
here.
Come on, nobody gave me the clue as to which one to wear today.
Yeah, also nobody gave you an iron.
Gerald, tell me what is happening down there at City Hall, New York City, because right now it doesn't look all that busy, but I know there's going to be an event later.
Yeah, so right after we do this, people are going to start coming in probably in the next half hour.
So we actually had a Democratic City Councilman, make sure I get his name right, Bob Holden, from the Common Sense Caucus call for a press conference because a lot of the city workers around here were still out of jobs.
They're still being denied access to go back to work because of the COVID mandates put in place by Dr. Varma, the guy that we exposed.
And they came up to us just a few minutes ago, some teachers for choice, and Congresswoman Palladino,
I believe, I'm sorry, a councilwoman, Palladino, she came up to us and talked to us
about some of the issues that they were having.
There's a lady who was a teacher who had 29 years of service in.
She was six months away from getting her pension.
And because she chose not to get the vaccine, they will not let her back in.
Now, she's won her case.
She sued and won, but Eric Adams is appealing it.
And so now she's just stuck in limbo.
She has to report to work every single day, can't go in, they won't let her in the building.
She has to report to a rubber room instead, one of these off-site annex buildings where they just kind of house you in a place.
It's insane that this is still going on and that people are forgetting about it, but what Mug Club has done with this story I didn't know this was still going on in New York.
for all of these workers to come back out and demand that they drop all of
these appeals, that they get out of the way and let these people go back to work.
And I got to be honest with you, Stephen, like I knew that this was going to be a
big story. I didn't know this was still going on in New York. I didn't know
people were still being kept out of their jobs. Yeah. All this time later.
Well, and the story continues, by the way, this week without getting into too
much detail, but it is not done.
And that's this, notwithstanding the City Hall situation going on.
By the way, just so you know, we can't pay for your return flight unless a couple thousand people here today join Mug Club.
At least, like, you're stuck, and U-Haul's out of the question.
So I just wanted you to know that.
Okay, so I guess my plug for Mug Club is going to change.
Join Mug Club or I'm gay, because then I'll be stuck in New York and I'm standing in People with AIDS Plaza right now.
Interesting name for a plaza park.
I don't like my chances, Stephen.
Let's get real.
I'm not kidding.
We'll get a shot of it in a minute.
It's the People with AIDS Plaza.
There are no people, but there's a wreath laid over here for somebody.
Wait, is it actually called... It's right outside of City Hall, guys.
I can't make this stuff up.
I just thought... It's actually called People with AIDS Plaza.
Wait, is it AIDS?
A-I-D-E-S?
I'll get a shot of it if you don't believe me.
Yes, get a shot of it.
I don't believe you.
No, it's AIDS that kills you AIDS.
People with AIDS Plaza.
Look, it's a small street sign.
Yes.
People with AIDS Plaza right in front of City Hall.
But look, I did have a steamer, but it must have had 100-year-old water in it because now I smell like a wet gym sock.
No, that's because you're right out front of People with AIDS Plaza.
That's why.
They spritzed you on the way in.
They call it Puap for short.
They call it Puap?
Puap!
There we go, there we go.
I'll meet you down at the Puap, you twat.
Hey, I've already talked to...
Yeah.
Go.
Here's the really interesting part of this.
This is one of those issues that transcends parties, right?
And transcends politics.
So we had a Democrat congress—I'm sorry, I'm going to say congressperson until I correct myself—councilman come through and basically were like, hey, are you coming to this thing today?
And he was like, absolutely.
So there's going to be two Democrats here, a prominent—the most prominent one being the one that called for this press conference to happen and for people to be putting pressure.
You're going to hear from a lot of different people.
But it doesn't matter if you're a Republican or a Democrat right now.
This issue, they know they went over the line.
They know they went too far, and they're keeping people from having the opportunity to be employed.
And Stephen, you've said this many times.
It's 100% true, too.
Varma said, you can't have a job, you can't go to a restaurant, you can't go to school, we'll make it so hard to where you just say F it and you'll get the vaccine.
Wars were fought for the first thing.
Right.
You can't have a job.
I can't provide for my family.
I was just talking with one of the people that works for one of the councilmen here and he said, I only got the jab because I had a baby on the way and I didn't have the opportunity.
I just bought a house, had a baby on the way and I couldn't lose my job.
I couldn't lose health insurance.
I didn't have a choice.
I was like, this story should never have to be told.
Right.
It shouldn't have happened in the first place.
Hold on one second, Gerald.
Josh is letting me know that we have some breaking news here.
Yeah, research is telling us that Sigatech has placed disgraced New York City COVID czar Dr. Jay Varma on indefinite leave of absence.
Oh, by the way, that is the, I believe, is it a pharmaceutical company, a pharmaceutical research company that he currently works with, which is relevant to the next story that centers around this.
But I guess they kind of cut our... well, in one way cut our knees out from under us because we thought, man, this next one, is it unethical enough that he'll be fired?
And they already fired him and they haven't even seen the worst part.
Yeah.
Well, they've placed him on leave.
I don't know if that officially means fired, but guess what?
If he's on leave today, he'll be fired Wednesday.
Yes, yes.
It's going to be a paid leave to... It'll happen.
No, sorry about that.
We misspoke.
Let me ask you this.
Well, you know what, actually, Captain Morgan, 12 noon today, Wait, p.m.
is.
It is 12 p.m.
That's right.
I always get the a.m.
p.m.
confused with noon.
At noon, City Hall, people can go.
And I did want to ask you about that thing that we discussed here right before, unless you had one last thing to say before we go to Mug Club.
We do.
You can't tell!
One last thing to say, look, come down here if you're in New York right now, please get down here.
12 o'clock Eastern time. Come join us in the People with AIDS Plaza.
Want to make sure I get that right on the sign.
Actually, the steps of City Hall right next to it.
I wouldn't make that part of the picture.
About that one thing, Stephen.
Well, I don't see any people with AIDS, though I haven't asked anybody.
Maybe they're people that used to have AIDS.
You can't tell.
I have no idea.
They walk around like regular people.
They don't know they have AIDS.
Because it's true.
Yeah.
Okay, your last thing.
Well, hopefully there's none.
Yes, my last thing.
That was my last point.
I want people to come down here, but about the thing... About the thing from earlier before, Tool Man.
Yeah, we're gonna talk about that.
Yeah, but about the thing earlier before, which we were talking about.
It's really, really important that you... Hey, it's Elliot Ness on the radio!
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