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March 21, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
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Goodbye YouTube | Today is the Day
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I'm Rumble.
And I'm YouTube, the number one place for live streaming.
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Hip-hop, bebop, rub-ub-ub, dance till you drop, hip-hop, bebop, candy and the song.
Just a little bit of nicotine.
D-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d. Just a little bit of nicotine.
Cream on your sugar nut.
A little bit of nicotine.
Does it mean that they don't love you?
Well, that's all for D-d-d.
Welcome everybody.
Thank you, Vince.
I wish I had a cool Italian name that people couldn't pronounce.
I'm not even going to try.
Glad to have you here.
Today is a big day because Monday is even bigger.
This is the last day.
Anyone who is watching on YouTube, that we stream live on YouTube.
Monday, the 24th, is D-Day.
We're all streaming.
Going forward is exclusive on Rumble.
And it's not just me.
It's the rest of the lineup that you can tune into live from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
And it's going to be growing out.
You have Tim Pool.
You have Jeremy at the corner.
You have Russell Brand next week.
He's back from break.
You've got Viva Frye.
So, next week, it's all on Rumble.
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You don't get any other spam.
You don't get algorithms telling you to watch transgender tutorial, makeup guides, whatever's going on on YouTube these days.
I have no idea because it's a cesspool of filth and sadness where dreams go to die.
Monday 24th is D-Day.
YouTube is dead.
Rumble did it.
Enjoy these visual medleys.
Hi, I'm Rumble.
And I'm YouTube, the number one place for live streaming.
Oh, no, you're not.
He's not, you piece of s***.
Whoa, now!
Calm yourself down.
We don't tolerate that kind of language here.
Well, I don't care if he...
Oh, that's right.
This is on YouTube, isn't it?
Well, you are in my space.
No, you're going the way of my space.
Antiquated. Old.
Obsolete. Ageism, huh?
Oh, that's going to be a strike.
That's a strike.
Hey, come on, buddy.
Hey, look at this.
What? YouTube is dead.
Rumble did it.
Watch the new Rumble Live lineup Monday through Friday, including Latterworth Crowder at our new time, 11 a.m.
subscription bell is shot to hell.
There's no turning back.
Censored and dull.
Fighting some hearts, trying to try and get big.
But YouTube sucks.
That's what you've come to expect.
YouTube is gay.
Please subscribe and like.
Hey, there's a duck.
It's all so obscene.
YouTube, you know what you did.
And these idiot kids you think don't have a clue.
They're starting to get wise to your games.
It looks like you're through.
YouTube is gay.
YouTube is gay.
I'm going to cancel YouTube on the 24th.
YouTube is gay.
YouTube is gay.
gay. YouTube is gay
Monday is D-Day.
Monday, we all cancel YouTube.
All streaming is going to be exclusively live on Rumble from now on, with a continual lineup Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern and expanding.
That's this Monday, the 24th.
YouTube is dead.
Rumble did it.
That's the sound of, well, now Friday, live.
Live. Rumble.
Weekdays, 11 a.m. Eastern.
We have a lot to get to today.
Apparently, Canada is preparing for an invasion in the United States.
And by that, I mean surrender.
I'm just glad they're finally building a wall.
Yes. It's really more of a moat with a couple of bricks.
Listen to the little piggy story.
You can't do it out of sticks.
Now, Donald Trump has also got, or is it straw?
I don't remember.
Both of them.
They were screw-ups.
Donald Trump is gutting the Department of Education, is what you'll hear.
Teachers will be out of a job, is the lie.
And also today we do a What We Missed, since it's Friday.
I know a lot of you are on the road, and some of you are listening to this.
And you get to send in, chat, what we missed this week, what you want us to cover, because we can't cover everything every day.
If we didn't already have to do it with the intro, which I don't think so, I think it's okay to call something gay now on YouTube, because it's 2025.
People are less sensitive.
But at some point today, if you're still watching on YouTube, for the very last day of our lives...
Stream's there.
You may see this.
Head on over to Rumble.
Oh, I like that little sound effect.
And you know what?
Let's take a trip down memory lane.
What was your favorite Ladder with Crowder moment here?
Or Mug Club moment on YouTube?
Comment below.
It's been a saga.
You know, several billion plays in the making, and this is a pretty big shift, and I'm happy to do it.
Absolutely, and YouTube, you still owe us some plaques, because we want to destroy those, too.
That's true.
YouTube owes us three plaques, and they refused to send the other ones once they saw that we literally blew it up.
I'm sending a letter.
Apparently, they don't take kindly to Tannerite.
Well, they don't cost that much money to make, I assume.
No, it was the principle of it.
They're ours.
Which is also, it was the principle of it for us, too.
That's why we urinated on it and blew it up at a gun range.
Yes. Captain Morgan, CEO, hope you are well, sir.
Doing well.
And Josh Feierstein, of course, is here.
Not underscore Feierstein and X. That's not him.
He, of course, wouldn't violate the rules.
No, I would never violate the rules.
Actually, I met the same number of followers I had before I got banned the first time.
You mean the other account?
Yeah, I finally built...
Now you don't have the followers that the other account has.
This new guy has the same amount of followers that I had when I got banned.
Ah, new guy.
So go follow the new guy.
Now it's time to threaten the Canadian police.
It's like the sixth day of X. By the way, comment below for those of you who understood the reference in that intro.
For those of you who don't, I apologize for the confusion, but we did it anyway.
I hope you enjoyed it.
No, you don't.
You don't apologize.
Before we get to more stories, Rosie O'Donnell, you know, she's in Ireland now.
They're not happy about it.
Send her back to the jungle with Tarzan.
That's what I said.
I don't know if you also saw the price of potatoes went up like $4 a pound.
Scarcity. Come on, Rosie.
So she decided to opine on politics, clothing, and her daughters, though I'm dead naming here, but I'll say daughter, pronouns.
It's not easy to move to another country.
It isn't your rich.
We really felt as a family this was the safest and best thing for us to do.
And it looks like sadly we were correct.
I went shopping today at a wonderful boutique in Dublin to get some clothes for myself that fit better.
Good luck.
I'm one of those people who's always had a weight issue and now that I'm a size large instead of an XL or a 2XL.
Then you must be very proud of yourself.
I find it shocking.
Me too.
But they didn't sell a tarp?
I really do.
It's completely shocking.
One more thing, I just watched it back.
I know that I say she a lot with Clay, and I really need to use they /them as the tattoo I got right there on my wrist.
In case you forget your insanity?
She's backwards for you, it looks like.
Yet. Y-E-H-T.
Yet. Like you haven't lost enough weight yet.
Use the pronouns, and I'm trying my best.
I know the she's sneak in, and I'm embarrassed of it, and I'm really working on it, so that's all.
Take care, everyone.
Bye-bye.
Well, Rosie, I appreciate it.
You keep working on it.
It's pronounced nyet.
As in no more tat.
By the way, you're so gung-ho, right?
You have such conviction about these pronouns that you have to get a permanent tattoo to remind you of it.
You know, I am a little sad that Rosie O'Donnell's now a smaller size than me.
Oh, come on.
Wait, I'm making fat jokes.
She doesn't look as good as you, though.
Well, thank you.
I agree.
She's always been a smaller size in talent.
Oh, thanks.
Also, there's a little part of me that just, I'm thrilled that the angry lesbian Rosie O'Donnell, who hates her country, now has to worry about offending her more progressive daughter.
Mom, you don't understand.
You're so close-minded.
What? I scissor!
I've told you.
Progress for the sake of...
Wait until Conor McGregor's her president.
Oh, yeah.
Conor McGregor.
If he becomes president, he's going to deport her right away.
Conor's going to look at her daughter and go, Who the f*** is that guy?
I'm going to protest.
You'll do nothing!
Jeez. It's just progress for the sake of progress.
You guys see?
It leads.
Well, it leads to nowhere, but it leads to evil eventually.
She can't get along with it.
Just think about it.
The gap used to be, you know, every film used to be, I'm not a notion of mine's going to be a queer, you know, like the people who don't exist in real life.
But 20 years from now, it's going to be a lesbian mom.
It's like, no daughter of mine's going to be a they.
Mom, you're such a closed-minded traditional lesbian.
Stop it.
I'm glad she's out of the country.
She won't.
They have smaller portion sizes.
She's going to be having that hankering for golden crown.
Wouldn't it be funny if Ireland large was American double X?
I lost weight!
I went to this lovely boutique.
I was a size small in Ireland.
The shopkeeper's like...
Are you going to tell her, or should I?
No. Don't do it.
And by the way, let's move on to Canada here.
I know I was raised there, but was born in Detroit, just in case.
Well, right outside Detroit.
No one's actually born in Detroit.
They're mugged there, a car jacked.
But I'm American.
I was given dual citizenship, which I want to figure out how to reject.
I still don't know how to do that.
Shred the passport?
Yeah, I guess.
I don't even know.
You're holding on to it.
It's a silly place.
Canada. It is a very, very silly place.
But now they're upset.
In case you thought that President Trump was joking, he made it explicitly clear that he wants Canada, and now they're preparing for an invasion because of this.
He wants Canada to be the 51st state.
And to be honest with you, Canada only works as a state.
We don't need anything they have.
As a state, it would be one of the great states anyway.
This would be the most incredible country visually.
Visually? You sure about that?
Said Saskatchewan.
Careful, that's my cousin.
I see the resemblance.
How does that thing survive winter?
Well, you know.
The weights?
I don't know.
Other people survive winter by crawling into her like Lou Skywalker.
Oh, come on.
So Canada's all upset about this, which brings us to the latest installment, and it does relate to you as an American.
No Canada.
No Canada.
Didn't we have a new stinger with the National Anthem on No Canada?
Maybe. By the way, was that a Star Wars record?
It was more offensive.
Didn't we have one?
Right, Noodles?
We did.
Okay, guys, send it in.
It's fun.
Anytime we can poke our finger in the chest of the socialists up north, that's great.
I'm going to poke my finger in that fat lady from that Photoshop.
Yeah, well, you'll lose it.
Hey, you better not poke me with anything you want back.
That's so gross.
Like a cosmic bunny hole in there, eh?
I was going to say she'd be a great goalie, but you'd lose the puck.
Use disposable pucks.
Yeah, I'll tell you what, you better send yourself a bucket of pucks there.
So, new article in the Free Press.
It profiled that Canadians are willing to take on America now.
Dr. Regu Venugopal.
I hope I'm saying it right, but I don't really care.
From Ontario, he said this about fighting for Canada.
He said, there are many out there who would have no limit how we would defend this great nation.
Many of us would rather have our eyes spooned out, be thrown in acid, and eviscerated, tortured, run over by tanks, have our heart pulled from our mouth, than have anything to do with the United States.
Rather have our eyes spooned out.
Which prompted the U.S. Army to make a change to their standard-issue sidearm.
So that is, yeah, well...
I was joking!
No! We adapt to our enemies.
Sir, I see 18 spoons, four clicks out.
Hey, we're kind, okay?
Yes, yeah.
Yeah, we'll do it.
Well, you want it.
We'll kill you the way you want.
Yes, exactly.
Spoons, that's fine.
Yeah. We could go with a spork.
So there's a new survey, by the way.
It says one out of four Canadians see the United States as an enemy country, while the same poll shows that four out of four Americans still don't give a shit.
So there's that.
Here's the thing.
Canada, and this is, we're going to get also to Ukraine later and this proposal of the United States controlling some of their nuclear plants.
This is where we are in the United States, right?
And we've been exploited.
People are taking advantage of our good graces.
But even worse, it's the grain standing.
It's them acting as though they have a leg to stand on.
It's them acting as though they have any kind of leverage.
And this is really, it's exclusively a problem in the modern world that, frankly, the United States has created by being far too benevolent.
And I mean that.
Canada has a few obstacles if they went to war with the United States.
So let me give you just like some comparisons here.
For example, like active service members.
That's relevant.
United States has about 2.1 million.
Canada has less than a twentieth of that with 97,000 and half of them are drunks.
That's smaller than Amarillo.
Yes! Tanks!
We've got 4,600, give or take.
Canada has 80. So I don't, like...
That's a good start.
Yeah. Fighter jets, we have 1,600.
Canada has 79. Aircraft carriers, we have 11. Canada has none.
This is a serious country.
Nukes, Canada has none.
That's the only one that matters, in my opinion.
Well, that's helpful.
Also, by the way, if Canada, let's say, you know, if they expend some of these, they need to purchase them, a lot of this equipment, from the United States.
Do you think you would sell us a nuke?
We might need it in the future.
Yeah, look, we got some French Canadians out there who have a problem.
Maybe you could spur some uranium.
Those separatists.
I think we keep uranium from them, I think.
But they don't make nukes.
No, they don't.
It's a silly place.
Make nukes.
We don't make war.
We have peacekeepers.
Really? Yeah, you're welcome to the United States military.
You're a silly, silly country.
And this is where we are.
I was raised in Canada.
I know you right now, quite a few of you watching might be Canadian.
I had to live with the anti-Americanism my whole life.
I had a teacher blame the Vietnam War on my dad at a PTA meeting.
Well, it was his fault.
Yeah, thanks.
And she also kicked me out of class because, hand to God, I said there were 50 states.
She corrected me.
She went, uh-uh-uh, there are 52. Don't forget Alaska and Hawaii.
And I went, uh-uh-uh, including Alaska and Hawaii, there are 50. You dumb bitch?
And I got kicked out.
You said dumb bitch.
No, I didn't say that.
You should have.
Everything else except that.
I said it quietly.
That's true, though?
You got kicked out of class because you corrected her?
Yep. My brother and I prank called her every single day for a week, 10 years later, just yelling 50 states on her answer.
Are you serious?
10 years later?
Ask Johnny Boy.
He'll tell you.
Wow! Yep.
Would you set a calendar reminder to be pissed off?
Precisely. That's exactly what we do.
We set a reminder.
It was a Palm Pilot.
Same thing in Europe.
The rest of the world.
They all look mega...
Oh, you Americans are...
Just look.
Shut up.
Social media is not the same as real life.
People can go out and say, we're ready to take on the United States.
Well, if it's a fight they want, that's a fight they'll get by God, eh?
You don't want this.
And by the way, if we were going to describe as to how we will eviscerate you with little to no effort, you're not even going to understand this answer.
So how about you sit down, be grateful, and play ball.
We're not asking you to do anything that's unfair or anything that we won't do ourselves.
You're welcome.
If you add all of this up...
You add up the active service members, the jets, the aircraft carriers.
And in case you question me, all references are available every single show.
Link in the description.
I encourage you to peruse it.
They still have allies like this.
You can't make Canada the 51st state without going to war with them.
Want to bet?
And let me explain how that happened, how that worked out the last time we tried to go to war with Canada.
The White House to the ground in 1814.
Because you don't expect your friends to burn down your crap.
Canada beat us in the war of 1812.
Canada or the king and queen?
They probably liked their chances against us.
We're not going to beat them in a war because we have never been able to do that.
Their shirt says mustard.
And since we're backing out of NATO, doesn't that mean that Europe would come to the defense of Canada?
And we'd now be fighting NATO?
Well, I guess they'd have to get to their promised 2% spending as far as a percentage of their GDP, NATO, which Canada hasn't done, but they promised they'll do it by 2030-something, along with all of the other European countries.
Again, we protect all of them.
NATO, I don't think this is a fight you want.
Take your best shot.
We're not asking.
The United States is not asking for anything unfair.
They say tyrannical when we're saying, hey, look, look, can you spend half?
Do you guys get it?
These people are anti-American.
When they're blaming the United States and they're praising NATO, these people are bad friends.
They are bad allies.
We signed a contract.
We made a promise.
They signed a contract.
They made a promise.
One nation has honored it.
Consistently. And we're the bad guys?
Oh, that's right, because you hate America.
And it's more than just military.
Culturally, and I've talked about this, everything is downstream from culture.
The average American has much higher testosterone than the average Canadian, which is no surprise.
Canada, the number is 402 nanograms per deciliter.
The United States is 459 nanograms per deciliter.
How's our balls taste?
Now! Ouch.
Like pineapple.
Depends. I will acknowledge.
That we, you know, we're better than Canada, but we do pale in comparison to, this is a real stat, Uzbekistan, where they have 773 nanograms per deciliter.
Is that the dark blue area?
Yeah. Because under Russia?
Yes, 773.
Wow. And then there's this big dark blue area in the middle of Africa, too.
Yeah, yeah.
A lot of testosterone.
And, you know, it should come as no surprise.
Just ask average Uzbekistani Bob.
This is, well, come on, we should have known.
Whoa. We thought he was juicing.
Turns out he's just Uzbekistanian.
I know that's not how it's said.
I don't care.
This has been No Canada.
Canada. You come once again.
*clap*
That's the one I wanted.
Ah, there we go.
We've made fun of Canada so much, I forget.
We have variations on it.
Hey, look!
It's Indian Matt Walsh on CNN!
Oh my god.
What is feces?
Oh my gosh.
What is a toilet?
Am I tech support?
By the way, I have a question for you.
If an invasion of Canada happened, and of course it very likely is not going to happen, but it's on the table, how long do you think Canada would last?
Just place your bets below.
It's our last day on YouTube, so let's have fun with it.
Again, if you are still on YouTube, this is the last day we're streaming on YouTube.
We'll still have some clips, I think, on Crowderbits, but the last day we're streaming, full show.
You have to go to Rumble.
Download the app.
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You can play in a window.
You can lock your phone, listen to audio.
And I know a lot of you, a lot of truck drivers, listen to the show.
Yeah. And then say, what was that?
It didn't make sense.
I'm like, well, it's really a visual show.
You have to watch it.
And I don't want you to crash.
Yeah. Because I don't want your job to be automated.
Well, just set the auto truck drive thing.
I've seen the Simpsons.
They've got that.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Just kick back and relax.
All right.
You've never seen that, Simpsons?
No, thanks for the contribution.
Thanks. You know, that question, how long would Canada last?
You know, we have rules of engagement that prohibit our guys a lot.
If you didn't have those, a week.
Yeah, not even a week.
I mean, just look at the numbers.
It's not even close.
I don't think the rest of the world would come to their aid to be like, Canada?
That's what I think that they think.
I think that these people who...
I get it.
It's only one out of four.
Got it.
But I think these people think that NATO will come to their side.
They go, oh yeah, Germany.
Send them a get free soon card.
Yes, exactly.
Hey, here's another story, by the way, that is quite a bit of fun before we get to the Department of Education.
Thanks, Sam.
A Trump supporter said, this is an article from Newsweek, that he still has no regrets after his wife was detained by ICE.
It is a story in who wears the pants in this household.
That's really what this is.
It's a lesson in that.
So Camila Munoz is a Peruvian citizen who overstayed her initial visa and then was arrested by ICE immediately upon returning from their honeymoon in Puerto Rico.
The husband...
Bradley Bartell said this about Trump.
He said, I don't regret the vote.
That was a terrible honeymoon.
Well, he said this about Trump and the immigration system, you know, because consistency matters.
He said, he didn't create the system, but he does have an opportunity to improve it.
Hopefully, all this attention will bring to light how broken...
It is.
Immediately in front of his wife and made her watch him make this statement.
It's a power move.
It really is.
Now, none of this should be a surprise.
It's making the rounds everywhere.
We kind of saw this coming, especially if you'd taken the time to check out.
We actually obtained this, and I believe released it a couple days ago, the leaked dash cam footage of the incident in question.
That's enough, Camilla.
I was not talking about your mother and you know it.
Ay, pendejo.
You listen to me, okay?
Because last time when she came over, she saw you in the garage with all your cervezas and she counted how many you were drinking.
Oh, come on.
That's a load of horsemen.
Great. Now we're getting pulled over.
Are you happy?
Wait. Your mother wasn't there that day.
She told me.
She told me you drank so many that you were falling over and you were talking to yourself.
You were doing it all night.
No, no.
Now I know you're telling.
I was not doing any of that.
That's what my mother says.
She said you drive back too.
She said you almost killed a man on a bike and you hit a bird.
You hate birds?
What did a bird ever do to you, huh?
You little bird hater.
Hey, that is...
I am not a bird hater and you know as much.
She's a lying, miserable bitch.
And she can drive herself off a cliff as far as I'm concerned.
Ay Dios mío, how dare you talk about my mother like that?
That woman is the reason I am here.
That's why I dare.
The reason I am with you right now.
I dare.
She'll risk everything for me and my eight brothers and sisters so we can have a good life in this country, right?
I don't know if it's your mom or it's a rat house.
That is not appropriate.
License and registration, please.
Oh, no.
Oh, honey, look!
Oh, it's ice.
How did you know that my wife was illegal?
No, please don't take her back to her home country that's not here.
That escalated.
Gotta keep your man.
You gave him an out.
I mean, that's no way to start a marriage.
That's no way to start a marriage.
No, absolutely not.
I don't blame him either.
You fake him out.
You don't nag until after the honeymoon.
This is the second honeymoon.
Oh, okay, that makes sense.
They get separate honeymoons.
We were renewing our vows.
Well, you'll be renewing your passport if you try and get back in here.
Renew your Miranda rights.
I knew Miranda in high school.
I did not like her.
Now, President Trump yesterday signed an executive order, and this is going...
I mean, it's going viral, but it's being misrepresented, okay?
If... You're new here.
You may not know we have another show called 3 and 3. Actually, you can bring this up to a minute.
3 and 3, where it's three key facts in three minutes or less.
And we cover the topics that you want to know most, three irrefutable facts, where we provide those references to you.
And one of the first ones we did was on the Department of Education.
It's less than three minutes, three key facts, the founding of the Department of Education, the amount of funding it's received, and the test scores, the results.
Okay? It's bad.
You spent trillions of dollars, and kids are dumber.
Let me lay that groundwork.
So now President Trump is trying to fix this.
And he's taking an approach that is different than the approach we've taken since the 1970s, which has been nothing more than status quo, more money.
Status quo, more money.
Status quo, more money.
You, the American worker, subsidize the world's defense.
And you, the American worker that includes business owners, you are paying for these awful schools that have consistently gotten worse.
So let me ask you.
People are outraged at this.
We'll cover their misrepresentations.
But what's the alternative if not changing course here, trying something different?
What's your solution?
So yesterday, President Trump signed an executive order, effectively putting an end to the Department of Education.
History has proven them right.
Absolutely right.
After 45 years, the United States spends more money on education by far than any other country, and spends likewise by far more money per pupil than any country, and it's not even close.
But yet, we rank near the bottom of the list in terms of success.
It's an amazing stat.
Can I do it?
Yeah? OK. I'll take this one, I'll add.
Doing crowd work with children.
Where are you from?
Turned out to be very good for the country, and I said, let's use that same pen.
I don't know.
Is anybody superstitious?
Ron, are you superstitious?
Let's use that same pen.
Okay. That kid behind him.
So it is.
Thank you.
Look, Wednesday Adams likes it.
What did the other kids' executive orders say?
More animal crackers!
Yes, exactly.
After nap.
And Bobby is a poop.
If Stephen had been there, he would have drawn a penis.
I would have.
I would have anatomically correct.
The vein in the fur.
Now, I know what you're going to say.
I'm young for that.
There needs to be an act of Congress to fully shutter the Department of Education.
I get it.
However, and I think that's overlay B2.
The actions that Donald Trump is taking here, President Trump, it's the same strategy as USAID.
It would basically render the agency useless.
So, in addition to this executive order, as it relates to education, the Trump administration has done quite a bit.
Let me rapid-fire this for you.
You can check the references to sort of expound upon them.
There have been some executive orders basically using grants to prioritize school choice.
That's a great thing.
It means that the funding is attached to the student, not necessarily attached to the school.
Eliminate federal funds for DEI.
He's cut federal grants to universities that permitted harassment and discrimination.
For example, $400 million cut from Colombia for pro-Hamas, pro-terrorist encampments.
And, of course, the AFT union president, Randy Weingarten, isn't happy.
If you're new here, Randy Weingarten is a woman.
Which brings us to claim truce.
Is it claim she's a woman truth?
She's not?
No. That's how you set it up.
Don't ruin it.
Here's the thing.
I'll show you a video, and you'll still question if I'm being honest with you.
So, claim from Randy that Trump's actions on the Department of Education are really going to hurt people, something, something, especially teachers.
This is what the Federal Department of Education does.
It's the opportunity agent.
It's the equalizer.
So everything that it does, from the first moment that Johnson did the War on Poverty to now, is about getting poor kids some money for like a reading specialist when you're trying to deal with literacy and helping a poor kid.
Has been a disaster.
Literacy's worse.
Occupational therapy or physical therapy.
Getting a kid who's going to college and their parents can't afford it.
A Pell Grant.
Schools are more expensive, more kids are artistic.
It's like evisceration by a thousand cuts.
So, you want to do this?
Have the fight with us in Congress.
Let's make sure we get the issues out there.
I'm so mad.
I'm spitting mad about this.
Really? You're spitting mad?
Okay, let me just go through exactly what she said before I get to some of the sort of macro truths.
She says, Lyndon Johnson.
Okay, great.
Black Americans, Andrew Breitbart was accused of being a racist.
Black Americans, as far as literacy, as far as divorce rates, as far as crime, were performing better.
This does not mean that I support it, but you have to ask why.
Had better metrics during Jim Crow-era laws than today.
There were more dads in the household, there were fewer black criminals, and kids were learning more.
Just to be clear.
Doesn't mean it's right.
I'm not saying that.
He was accused of being racist because Andrew Breitbart was trying to say, Our Department of Education clearly isn't working.
It hasn't served them.
It was designed to get them money.
Okay. Has it put money in their pocket?
Are black people wealthier?
Are more black people...
Is it help literacy rates?
Okay. They're worse.
Literally nothing she says there holds water.
But most folks, you know, didn't necessarily have those facts at the ready.
They had the same reaction after she spoke.
How about this?
Shut your mouth.
Or I'll kick your teeth down your throat and I'll show it for you.
He said it, not me.
Wow. No emotion in that guy's face.
Here's the truth.
And after this, I know you had something you wanted to add, Gerald.
She's also been complaining really about teachers and this is going after teachers.
Let's have the fight in Congress.
We've been having it for a long time.
The cuts are administrative.
So again, if you listen to what Trump has actually said and what he's doing, this is his stance on the teachers.
I want to just make one little personal statement.
Teachers, to me, are among the most important people in this country.
And we're going to take care of our teachers.
And I don't care if they're in the union or not in the union.
That doesn't matter.
But we're going to take care of our teachers.
And I believe the states will take actually better care of them.
I believe he's correct.
I believe the states are going to do a much better job of taking care of teachers.
By the way, she's also trying to make everybody afraid of what programs are going to go away.
Pale grants, loans, stuff like that.
That's going to move to the Department of Treasury.
That's a pretty simple one right there.
Why didn't she just say that?
Oh, it's moving to a different department.
No, no, no, no.
I've got to scare people.
Now, let's go to the best one.
Oh, kids, they have to have food, nutrition.
Kids don't learn because they're hungry.
That's probably a problem in the top five, but the number one problem I think we worked out, that's actually going to the Department of Agriculture.
They're going to be fine.
That's still going to be a thing.
You just don't like that the power is not going to be centralized anymore for you.
That's your biggest issue.
Also, we have more people dying of obesity than starvation in this country.
Think about that for a second.
We could just eat the fat people, right?
Yep. Oh, no, that's not what you're saying.
Maybe. I mean, it's a possibility.
We'd have to run some of the numbers, but the point is, hey, you know what?
That's kind of a win.
We're dying because of too much stuff?
I don't know if you know this, that's a pretty modern problem.
Now, let's look at what Donald Trump...
He said he cares about the teachers.
His actions would suggest that.
50% is what we're seeing as a reduction in the Department of Education.
He's cut it in half.
50%. So 4,200 staff reduced down to 2,100.
He placed some DEI staff on leave.
And just to be clear, these are administrators.
These aren't...
Teachers. This is important.
Because the teachers union really, let's just call it the public education union.
Yeah, it's true.
It effectively ends up being a giant slush fund.
The money doesn't necessarily go to teachers.
If you believe that teachers should be paid better, first off, you may not know what the salary and the benefits are for a lot of public school teachers.
We'll get to that in a second.
But if you want them paid better, then you would want the reduction of administrative staff.
Let me give you some more numbers.
Here's another truth for you.
The administrators.
So from 2000 to 2019, the administrators have been the winners.
The administrative hiring has far outpaced the growth in student and teacher populations.
So student and teacher growth is less than 10%.
The administrative growth is 87%.
Wow. Outrageous.
87%. So what they do is they tell you class size, class size, class size.
Well, first off, that's not even true because you have private Catholic schools in New York that have much larger class sizes and they still perform better.
Well, they beat the kids.
That's true.
That's helpful.
You throw a few angry, sexually frustrated nuns with rulers at the problem, it's amazing what you can accomplish.
I can read!
Yeah. Read or you're getting hit.
Yes. So 87%.
By the way, you would see this mirrored.
In health insurance as well.
You would see this mirrored in the health sector, another place where we've been woefully inefficient.
It's not that there are more doctors.
It's not that there are more health care professionals.
It's the red tape, and it's people who work at the insurance agencies and the administrative offices, right?
That's a big problem that we see, and it's a big problem that is always exacerbated by big government.
Here's another number for you.
The administration's salaries, meaning administrators versus teachers.
So the average teacher salary in this country is about $69,000.
That's pretty good for having the summer off.
Yeah, I don't know if that's prorated, but it doesn't include benefits.
The average salary for an educational administrator, over $100,000.
$103,000.
And by the way, a lot of these jobs, I know you're thinking, well, you need principals.
Sure, kind of.
But a lot of these jobs have nothing to do with education or teaching your kids.
So, for example, 79% of school districts with more than 100,000 kids.
They have a chief diversity officer.
Seriously. And they're making, on average, over $100,000 to say, hey, put some more black kids in there!
But they don't live here!
Let's get it done!
Let's get it done!
Let's get to Somalton!
Yeah, I want a wise-cracking young black kid in here before you can say Teachers Union.
Start a basketball program!
Yes, exactly!
We're kidding our asses.
No. No, not at all.
94% of teacher union donations go to Democrats.
And by the way, this money comes back.
Same thing, you can include administrators, people in this union.
It's a public sector union is what you're talking about effectively.
You're talking about public sector education workers.
We have spent $2 trillion not adjusted for inflation at least on public education since the 1970s and we have worse test scores.
What point do we do something differently?
And you know what?
We're not even just completely...
We're starting by eliminating bureaucrats.
If you don't think we can start firing bureaucrats before we even touch teachers, then you don't believe that there's any solution to this problem other than more money.
By the way, that also brings us to Randy Weingarten, a woman.
That's the AFT, right?
They gave exclusively.
Pretty much 100% to Democrats.
99.99?
What did somebody accidentally give 200 bucks to Republicans?
By the way, Noodles is sick, in case you were wondering what that was.
No, this is normal.
Yeah. People are going, what?
They have an Ethel Merman hologram?
Yeah. Who is that?
Ethel Merman.
It's an old, like, showtime actor.
He's the one who talk like they have a clang, clang, clang like the trolley!
Old Jewish lady.
Okay, okay.
Here's another truth.
They always try and point to you and say, you don't care.
Wait, let's change it.
What if we do care?
What if, you could almost by every metric available to you, say that conservatives value family and children more than liberals?
We have more of them, and we spend more time with them.
Yeah. And we believe in protecting them more.
And we actually, when we can, spend more of our resources sending them to private schools.
Or homeschooling.
So what if we do care?
What if we just see a different solution to the problem?
What if we just see that it's a broken system?
They say, you don't care.
Oh, wait a second.
Maybe we do care.
Maybe you care about optics.
Maybe we care about the fact that 70% of young black boys in this country have no father.
And that's a...
More important indicator of education, literacy, criminality, graduating college, having successful relationships, mental health.
What if we do care, we're just being honest about the problem?
Because here's the truth, is that Weingarten and people, they actually hurt kids far more than people saying we need to change the Department of Education.
This is the same person, by the way, Weingarten, who insisted on keeping schools closed.
After COVID.
Yeah. Right?
Threatened to strike if schools reopened.
Wanted to continue remote learning.
Now remember, at that point in time during COVID, they said, you don't care about the safety of our children.
And we said, well, hold on a second.
What if we care about them, novel idea, more?
What if we think that children not going to school, what if we think about giving these teachers unions a free pass, what if we think that that'll lead to greater substance abuse?
Greater social dysfunction.
And it's not worth what we're doing here because young children are not particularly at risk of COVID.
The flu has greater lethality.
So what if, hold on a second, you say you don't care, so let's shut down the schools for years.
And we say, hold on, we care more, so let's not shut down the school for years.
By the way, even the left knew that the teachers union was overly powerful.
Jay Varma, remember a sex party guy during COVID?
We did the undercover report.
He confirmed that.
To our undercover reporters.
I wanted kids to school.
The mayor wanted kids to school.
But the teachers union didn't.
So was that actually horrible for children?
It was.
But we didn't have a choice because the mayor really wanted him to school, but the unions didn't, the labor unions.
And so you had to find this weird, this is where I get upset at him, but he didn't tell unions to start off.
So reluctant people are all total unions, pro-union, pro-workers, but he had to fight with them, which just doesn't work because he needs them for votes.
Actually, I do disagree with one thing.
It does work.
It's pretty easy to fight teachers' unions.
Yes. You just throw left and right until they go down.
And you just say no.
Yeah. Which nobody says to the teachers union.
By the way, Randy Weingarten was out, I think yesterday, guys, if you can look and see, out there saying that the fact that she wanted to keep the schools closed was a Republican talking point.
But it wasn't actually anything that was in reality true about wanting to keep the schools closed, even though we know for sure, because they said it in public and protested against the school's opening, especially in Chicago.
Just go and look at it.
But really quickly, some breaking news.
So I talked about some of the departments that would take some of the load off of the Department of Education.
They actually have kind of switched some of that up really quickly.
So Hegseth and Trump just stated that Trump announced the SBA will handle the student loans.
And the HHS will handle federal school nutrition programs.
Oh, there you go.
Oh, that makes sense.
Does that mean it'll go under...
Health and human services.
Huh? Would that be under the perfume of RFK Jr.?
Health? Yeah.
No, I just want to make sure he's directly...
That's going to be a lot of fun.
We're going to take chips out of our schools and give the kids actual food.
Look, look, look.
All right.
I'm going to get rid of your panini press and replace it with an open range where you can...
Chase chickens yourself.
It's physical health and lunch.
We couldn't afford grass-fed beef, so you can feel free to graze on actual grass.
There's plenty of it around the schools.
I can't do that voice.
It'll just hurt me.
It is.
And I have to take a parody after.
I don't know, and guys, again, fact check me on this, but...
We're looking at something around a third of the students being proficient in reading and proficient in math.
I think it's like 31 and 30 years old.
I'm going to give it up a little bit of a notch.
A third.
I'll give it to a third.
I know we're not good at math, but a third is a little bit less than 30%.
You know what I'd love to see?
I would love to see these administrators lose some money.
I guess that's what you do.
You lose a bunch of administrators that aren't doing anything and let the teachers have that money.
I don't even want the teachers to have the money.
If they earn it, yes, there's great teachers out there.
Good teachers should get more money.
Bad teachers should be fired.
I think a lot of people don't want to be...
People that could be very capable of a job don't do it because there's not a big enough incentive for them to do it.
70 grand is a pretty good...
Well, you said it wasn't.
I said, hey, that's pretty good for not working in the summer.
No, it's pretty good.
But they write all these jobs.
And by the way, people don't realize that I have to work a second job in the summer.
You mean like all of us?
Do you mean like we don't get three months off, okay?
Most people work the whole year.
It's just a continuation of your first job.
Yeah. I get it.
And look, there's a lot of people that spend money on their own classrooms.
I get that.
Here's what I want to have happen.
I want the free market.
To help make education better.
Because guess what?
If I'm a parent and my son or daughter, if you have a daughter, if you have money tied to that student, you can spend it wherever you want to go.
People will start competing.
They'll start making sure that the teachers do a good job or they are fired.
They'll make sure that you're focusing on the right things or they're fired.
They'll make sure the classroom sizes are optimal or they're fired.
That's the best way to do it, not just to go, well, more money because there's only so much that I can do.
Yeah, but I agree with Josh that obviously if the pay is better, then it'll incentive.
But you should pay the good teachers and rid the bad teachers.
I would love to finish my degree and teach history and coach baseball, but I'm like, I don't.
I don't want to make that money.
No, but if you had a system that allowed you to make more money because you were good.
I get it.
I want the system to reward that.
So yeah, I agree with you as well, but I just want the system to say, yes, this person's worth it.
Well, it's a racket.
At least in Canada.
I think it was the same in the States.
You didn't have to have a degree specifically in education.
You needed a degree and you had to prove that you were proficient as a teacher.
I don't think you do now, do you?
I think that you do.
I had a teacher, one of my best teachers, who just had a degree, and I don't remember what it was.
It might have been like political science or English or something like that.
And what was teaching me in grade school was fantastic.
Some of my greatest teachers are people who probably wouldn't be qualified to be teachers, but we had better results.
It should be results-based, and it's not.
It's not, obviously.
So here, I was actually being a little bit too generous.
32% proficient in math, 27% proficient in reading.
That's unacceptable, man.
The math thing, you can get over, I guess, because it's...
We have calculators and agents.
We're fine.
Yeah, exactly.
But you need to know how to read.
That's embarrassing, dude.
Yeah. These people get driver's licenses, and then they're on the roads like, what does that sign say?
Yeah, I know.
Go! No, slow!
By the way, I know someone who cheated on the driver's.
And then they raise kids.
Anybody can have a kid.
You can just have one.
Did you know that?
You can just bang and then have a kid.
It's actually pretty fun.
Josh is just learning this now.
You can just have them.
Yeah, yeah.
And then teach them all your dumb ideas.
Yep. Yep.
And then you have a bunch of ewes running around.
I don't know how to read!
Eat your Cap'n Crunch!
I assume that's what it says because my kid told me I can't read.
By the way, I know a guy who cheated on his driver's test.
He had a glass eye.
Huh? He memorized the letters.
No way.
Yep. And then went in, I'm like, really?
Oh, I can't believe.
Well, I guess they're another one for the DMV.
Hey. The street takeover.
I failed my sight test at the DMV that gave me a license anyway.
Really? Thanks, Texas.
I swear to God.
I swear to you, I got my first license in the States.
I had never taken a driver's test.
You know why?
Because in Canada, I had a learner's permit, and they didn't know how to make sense of it, because it was in Quebec, it was French, and they were just like, here you go, go drive two tons of steel glass and gasoline, we don't care.
Make sure you're texting at the same time.
Be careful of the ice.
Yeah. Never had a fender bender knock on...
That's good.
Are you superstitious?
Knock on the wood, throw salt over your shoulder, don't look at cats!
I love that.
Are you superstitious?
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What'd We Miss?
*Punch*
I have to admonish.
You said $99 a month, which, if we're...
Oh, $99 a year.
I'm sorry, a year.
I don't think that's admonish-worthy.
I think Gerald's reaching because he's been admonished a bunch recently.
Hold on, hold on.
Wait, wait.
He needs to be ready for it.
I wasn't ready.
Let's get him in the right.
It's Tim's button.
All right?
Good. Come on.
Come on.
It's not even fair.
Yeah. Yeah.
It was a little loud.
Better than coffee.
Alright, so we do have a quick update.
So stuff that we missed is not necessarily what this particular item is.
It's brand new information that Trump just announced.
Hexeth and Trump announced that the...
What is it?
Where is this thing?
Boeing. $20 billion contract for the Next Generation Air Dominance Program.
So they just awarded them $20 billion.
To Boeing?
To Boeing to go and build better fighters.
That's good.
What was the plane that we had that was a real disappointment?
Was it the F-35?
F-35, I think?
There was just a lot of difficulty with it, I think.
I think it was a disappointment.
It's a great plane.
I think it's just it costed a lot of money and we don't have a lot of uses for it.
I don't know.
It wasn't a full success, but it flies.
Well, the good news is it seems like Pete Hegseth has been quite performance-based.
I'm hoping that's the case here where they have some metrics.
This is great.
I see he's talking right now from the Oval Office.
Yeah, we can go to that.
So the F-35, what do you think this one's called?
The F-what?
36. No.
You? No.
47. 47?
Oh, what happened to 46?
47th president.
Oh, that makes sense.
I just thought they had one prototype.
Like, 46?
Alright, let's go 47. Let's just skip it.
Let's just not even talk about 46, guys.
It never happened.
Alright, well, I hope that goes well.
Do we want to see what he's saying right now?
I do want to get into Ukraine a little bit.
I have to cough, so Toolman, take me off of the screen a little bit.
Just bring it up.
El Salvador.
And if there's anything like that, we would certainly want to find out.
But these were a bad group.
This was a bad group.
Bad people.
Bad areas.
And they were with a lot of other people.
From bad areas.
Absolutely killers, murderers, and people that were really bad with the worst records you've ever seen.
He oversells everything.
Absolutely. We don't want to make that kind of a mistake.
Is the U.S. planning to give up the position of NATO's Supreme Allied Commander?
And if so, why?
NATO is something that I say.
NATO was gone.
In fact, the previous Secretary General, a very good man.
Both of them are good.
The current man is fantastic.
But both of us said if it wasn't for Trump, you wouldn't even have a NATO because we were paying the cost of almost all of the countries.
That's true.
It was the first president to get people to start paying their fair share.
You heard us on trade.
You do bad things on trade.
And then on top of it, we're supposed to pay for your military.
And because of what I did, hundreds of billions of dollars flowed into NATO by countries that just weren't paying.
They were delinquent.
They weren't paying their bills.
So NATO is solid.
They're strong.
But they have to treat us fairly.
Are we going to give up the...
Because, look, without us, NATO is not the same.
And I can tell you I've been having...
What? Worried?
Word. She can't get her question out.
I like how you pause this just enough.
I think we have the confines of the deal.
I hope we have the confines of the deal.
I'm doing it for two reasons.
Number one, and by far most importantly, thousands of young people, and they're not American people, they're Russian and they're Ukrainian.
That brings me to something that I think we had through chat, but I wanted to talk about this, to talk about Russia and Ukraine.
This trended last night, and I think it's pretty important because a lot of people...
For some reason, glossed over it.
So National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said that it would be helpful if America was in charge of Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
So he said, this is from Newsweek, American ownership of those plants would be the best protection for that infrastructure and support for Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
And then Zelensky said, and of course we talked about this plant that was on the control lines.
Zelensky said, all nuclear power plants belong to Ukrainian state.
Okay, okay.
Here's what I'm talking about with Canada and the grandstanding.
So you have someone from the States saying, you know what, this might actually be a good sort of collateral for security if we were able to control nuclear infrastructures.
Lince goes, that will never happen!
It will always be for Ukrainian people!
Okay, here's a map right now.
Russia has it.
Russia has it.
You don't.
When we're talking about the important one in Zepparizia.
It looks like they went far enough just to get it and stopped, in fact.
Right. And so...
This is just interesting to me.
Okay, you don't have your most important nuclear plant right now.
Russia does.
So, seems to me that the choices are leave it in Russia's hands.
Maybe the United States controls it.
Or... There is no option C. If that's where we are, and I would be willing to bet that if Putin maybe floated this as part of the terms for negotiations, we don't know.
A lot of this is kept behind closed doors, as it should be, until it's all worked out.
I actually think this is an important litmus test for both.
And go with me here.
I thought about this quite a bit.
As far as Russia goes, if they give the United States control over...
Any of these nuclear plants.
Let's assume, of course, it involves the one on their side of the control lines right now.
I think it accounts for like 20%.
It's very important to the region, that specific plant that Russia has.
If Putin gives that over to the United States to control, that's actually a better sign that he's going to stop in his tracks and he's not looking to roll on.
Because he doesn't want to have to deal with the United States and go to war with the United States.
As a matter of fact, if he said, all right, we'll give it back to Ukraine, that would mean that he's more confident he could just...
He beat them once.
Just do it again.
Just take it back.
He's less likely to increase his territory if it's under American control.
I actually think that's a good sign.
On the flip side, it's a good litmus test for Ukraine.
Because if this is, let's say, a sticking point, we don't know that it is, and Zelensky says, it will only ever be for Ukraine people.
We will not give to you.
That means they want a never-ending war with a never-ending supply of funds.
If your choice is, all right, to end this, a third party, The United States will have a vested interest in the security of these nuclear plants.
Yeah. That or keep fighting and never get it back because you're getting your ass kicked?
It's one of those things.
You have no...
Russia has it!
Ukraine. This is our problem with Zelensky.
It will always be for Ukrainian people.
Can they have it back?
No? No taxi-backsies?
Oh, shit.
It's just rhetoric.
And that's a modern problem in 2025.
Do you know what?
Without the United States, if this was just basically a local fight, meaning just there between Ukraine and Russia, as it would be once upon a time before smartphones, before modern communications, the conversation would be, uncle!
That's it!
There's no one else to come in and get it back for you, let alone someone else to come in and say, okay, you two on these sides of the fence, and we'll control some of the nuclear, because neither one of you can be trusted with it.
That didn't exist.
Russia wins.
Ukraine, now Russia.
Damn! Can I have job at power plant?
That's right.
I used to work at plant, but I developed fourth nipple.
I used to be president of country doesn't exist anymore.
Exactly. And they decided to put me in stocks.
Tomato will hurt at velocity.
You may not know.
Bring back stocks, by the way.
At velocity.
So, anyway, comment below what you think.
Is it the ideal?
No. But they want to accuse Donald Trump of being a tyrant.
And I don't know that this has come directly from Donald Trump at this point.
I think it's actually a smart move and a good litmus test.
If Putin gives any nuclear plants over to the United States, that means he wants these lines and he's more likely to stick to it.
If Ukraine refuses, that means they want to continue in a war, ergo, never-ending progress.
And they lost an entire generation of men doing this.
You're basically kind of killing your country without killing your country.
It's dead.
You just don't know it yet.
Right. If you're not careful with this kind of stuff.
But also, it's the mineral rights deal that we were trying to sign as well.
We were trying to tie ourselves economically to him, right?
So I know that it's one of those things that would actually be better.
But the United States came in and basically said, hey, we're not going to send troops into this deal, so what are we doing three years later?
I'm not talking about one or two months later, where maybe the outcome was in question and maybe with enough support, you can stop Putin from taking any land.
That ship has sailed a long time ago.
We're just saying not do that.
And then the Europeans come along and say, hey, we're going to support you.
Are you going to send troops to fight and push Russians back into their territory?
No? Then what are we doing?
Yeah. And by the way, hey, I will say this.
Zelensky, he's made good on his promise.
He said, we will fight to every last man.
He promised to kill every last man.
Well, good.
Now you're recruiting women and 70-year-olds.
So, hey, you have nothing left to prove.
There are no men left.
You're conscripting old people and women.
So, hey.
Good for you.
You made good on your promise.
Feel good about it.
And I understand totalitarianism.
Look, it's one corrupt nation versus another corrupt nation.
And I'm not saying that what Russia did was right at all.
And I'm not saying that it's in any way something to celebrate the loss of life on either side.
I bet you a bunch of Russians don't want to be involved in this too.
But the promise of we will fight to...
What that means is we are willing to sacrifice every able-bodied male citizen.
So long as Europe and United States give us mommy.
That's what they're saying.
Let's be clear.
That loss of life is because of taking the United States funding for granted.
It wouldn't happen otherwise.
Yeah. Doesn't mean we're Putin-chills, to be clear.
I certainly wouldn't say that, hey, items are cheaper in Russia and their subways are great.
No, Russia's a hellhole, and I get it.
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That's right.
Didn't you guys have a clip you wanted to show me?
Ah, we'll do it.
I don't know.
Wasn't there some kind of a clip that you had there?
Oh, yeah, there was.
Yeah. You know what?
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