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April 4, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
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🔴 The Friday Show: Fat Pride is Over, California Sucks, and So Does Springsteen (ft. Vince)
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Non-fatal. We want to build a much better, believable people.
And we must do it.
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69. Now it's time for new believable people.
And we must do it.
If we don't control insiders, this will be over and over.
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Find common ground to hold the spread of lies.
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Welcome Vince viewers here is a thing actually Vincente Is going to be on the show later today.
So you just saw him.
It's like an inception of Vince He'll be on this show later.
And then of course, you know, he has his radio show that's indicated He'll be doing later on.
So welcome Bungino army Vince viewers.
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Today, the theme is health.
Health of your own body and health of the country.
And health of cities.
A lot of fat pride activists now are finding themselves in poor health.
As well as San Francisco.
They've decided to create some new rules, some new laws where you pay more if you're white and privileged.
Where do you think they got that?
Europe. It's gay.
So health, body positivity, feminism, and Vince.
I don't even know what the intro is.
Let's go to it.
Let's go to it.
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Glad to be with you.
Quick question for you.
At what size or weight does the healthy at any size no longer apply?
Can you comment?
Because it looks like the fat pride movement is dying and the killer is ozempic.
Yeah. With a candelabra from the dining room, it seems.
So we're going to be talking about that and more, but we have to move pretty quickly because Vince is going to be on the show and then he has to be ushered over to his radio show.
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Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you?
Doing well, you?
Good! A little tired.
Everyone's tired.
It's been a long week.
Yeah, it has.
Mr. Firestein, Josh Firestein, how are you?
I'm doing good.
I can still fit in a roller coaster.
Nice! Hey!
That's a good...
So, you know...
That's a good threshold.
Can you fit in a roller coaster?
I get a couple clicks.
Not bad.
I went on my first roller coaster when I was far too small, but some drunken carny let me on and I almost fell out.
Drunken carny?
Hey, that's the Prime Minister.
And I still don't like roller coasters.
I don't know why I pay someone $120 for a day to make me feel like I'm going to die.
But you don't die.
Most of the time.
I understand the agreement.
Or you get kicked in the face by a bird, so that's also true.
Yeah, Fabio.
You make no promises.
That pigeon was trying to get an autograph.
That's true.
We're going to be talking about health across the board.
You won't believe what's happening in San Francisco.
We also have a 7 Plus 1, by the way, because Bruce Springsteen has a new album, and I know I'll offend some people out there because you're a fan of The Boss.
I think he's a talentless, bumbling bag of human shit.
Now, Well, at least it's human.
And at least he was born in the USA.
He was born in the- People go like, yeah, it's a patriotic- It's mocking the United States.
This guy hates this country, and he's not a boss.
He's never been a boss.
John Lennon and Alice Cooper used to pour drinks in his boot to haze him.
Really? Yep.
They wouldn't drink them, right?
They would just- No, they would just do it.
Okay, good.
No one respected him.
So if you think that you need to be in shape as a personal trainer, and this is kind of a theme right now because a lot of people are talking about Ozempic.
There are pros and cons as well.
But I would say that I'm glad a little bit that our conversation has shifted to, hey, what can you accomplish with diet and exercise versus a pharmaceutical intervention from any size is healthy.
Obesity is healthy.
Don't shame people for being obese, by the way.
Pay for the health care.
So if you thought that personal trainers, meaning people in the business of helping you become ideally healthy or getting you in better shape, should be in shape themselves, Well, you're not living in the post-modern everything is beautiful era because this personal trainer wants to let you know the fat fitness experts are the best fitness experts.
If you're a fat personal trainer, you should be executed.
One of my favorite things is when the trash takes itself out.
Hi, I'm Roy.
I am a fat personal trainer.
And I've been working in the fitness space for like seven or eight years now.
And it never ceases to amaze me the amount of toxicity there is amongst other trainers.
Personally, I advocate for body inclusivity in the fitness space always.
And most of that stems from the fact that my own personal journey in fitness started with a severe eating disorder.
My ED almost unalives me, so I have no regrets about being in a larger body now.
We'll go back to it.
Now, I don't work with clients who work specifically on weight loss goals because it's not good for my mental health.
And there are thousands of other goals that don't have to do with the size of your rules.
Pause really quickly.
Do you see?
This perfectly encapsulates the judgmental mindset of the left.
In trying to be talentless, I specifically don't work with clients who seek out a personal trainer to lose weight.
Yeah, never once have I thought about my personal trainer's mental well-being.
At 5 a.m.
So in other words, you're judging people for wanting to lose weight, which, by the way, is the reason for your profession.
So you only train people who don't care as to the results?
I get it.
People will say that what I'm about to issue as far as a critique after this is mean.
Granted. I think that it's mean to exclude people who are seeking help and guidance to solve a problem, namely being overweight.
But that's just me, Mr. Old Fashioned.
Let's continue.
A little bit of weight.
People flocked to me because they no longer found me intimidating.
I've been-Journey!
I was recently in a music video about loving your body and I'm currently on a billboard in Times Square.
You can think that size inclusive-The whole billboard.
Fat personal trainers want to be executed-Nice nail polish.
But we're not going anywhere.
Well, you- You are likely the grave if you keep it up, let's be honest.
We don't see a lot of fat, 80-year-old personal trainers.
It's true.
Also, you don't see a lot of 6'5", 80-year-olds.
Sorry, Gerald.
Not one.
Back to the height thing?
Yeah, you're like 70 in tall guy years.
He's specifically excluding people that would see results.
Yes. You want to see results?
Ah, can't do it.
You must suck as a personal trainer that no one that works out with you He doesn't suck, they flock to him.
As much as a pigeon flocks to garbage.
Rinder doesn't count, okay?
Also, by the way, we have hierarchies and we have factions, human beings.
They separate themselves into tribes, they separate themselves into teams.
That's what these people are saying, hey, you guys, You guys are elitist.
You guys say, hey, fit people, well, we're going to be accepting of everything.
No, no, no, not you if you're fit.
Hey, no, no, no, not you if you want to lose weight.
No, no, no, not you if you care about waist circumference.
Which, by the way, waist circumference, if you want to get away from BMI, and I understand, like, I'm obese according to BMI.
Now, granted, I'm a little, you know, I can stand to lose a few pounds.
But obese, that's just because of size, right?
Your weight versus your height.
If you want to get away from it, you have to look at the actual circumference of the waist.
It's a very important indicator.
He wants to do away with that.
So let me ask you this.
How do we gauge health?
This is what happens, right?
The left removes any accountability.
So, okay, let me ask you this.
What is the metric by which this man's professional aptitude would be judged?
You are a personal trainer, okay?
We can't measure you.
We can't quantify by weight lost.
Certainly, I guarantee if he's doing that it wouldn't be muscle gained, wouldn't be body fat percentage, wouldn't be VO2 max, wouldn't be cardiovascular ability, wouldn't be stamina, wouldn't be strength.
How? Oh, by people feeling good.
Okay, and who do you exclude?
Anyone who wants something that can be quantified other than feeling good.
There is a cost.
False empathy is not moral.
It comes out of I don't want to be trained by the before picture.
Exactly! I want you to show me the before picture and be like, look what I did!
And be like, oh crap, you know what you're doing!
Yes! I want to be trained by the middle picture.
You know when they show the transformation, like day 30, day 60, and then they go to the end and they're like, no, no, no, that's too shredded.
I don't want to be too shredded.
I'm not a drug addict.
I like that middle.
Like 90s, where it's like, there's muscle, but he's kind of puffy.
You know, like 98 degrees, like early, like Rambo when it was first blood, not Rambo 2, where he's like, get me on clenbuterol.
All right.
So the self-described body positive fitness trainer Roy Belzer Then he also has some videos out there as far as what he does how he trains you Here's a music video boy with him showing some of his parlor tricks It's an extra-large shirt by the way All
of a sudden I know what hit me in, Mark.
Damn! What?
And here's something else, too, guys.
We shouldn't shame people for being a little bit chubby.
I get it.
Almost brings a tear to my eye when I see someone overweight in the gym trying to get it done.
If they're jogging down the street and someone is overweight, I go, hey, no one else is doing it.
They need encouragement.
But they deserve encouragement because they've recognized something real and they're trying to improve themselves.
You don't need to have empathy for people who are not improving themselves and demanding that you support their poor decisions.
That's a different scenario.
Here's the thing with body positivity or fat pride.
Take someone right now who's slightly overweight and they say, hey, all bodies can be healthy.
When those people sort of calcify that mindset, they always get bigger and justify it.
Let me give you an example.
This was a whipping post for me because she was the face of body positivity.
Remember Lena Dunham?
She was kind of gross back then, like eight years ago.
Lena Dunham epically shut down internet trolls on the gram who are obsessing over her recent weight loss.
Writing in part, I feel I've made it pretty clear over the years that I don't give even the tiniest of shits what anyone else feels about my body.
Yeah, that's actually when she lost weight because she said she couldn't eat when Donald Trump first became president.
So she was a little bit chubby before that, saying, I'm proud of my body.
This is healthy.
Well, here she is just a few days ago at the Trans Day of Visibility.
Trans lives don't just matter.
It transformed the world into a place of possibility, joy, and discovery.
That is not the same person.
And I'll tell you what, people will say, hey, you're an ableist, because she claims that this has happened from Ehlers-Danlos.
It's a connective tissue.
I have it.
I've genetically tested for it.
It's something that I've gone through for quite a while.
I could collect disability tomorrow if I wanted to.
It's not an excuse.
That's not why you look that way.
So hold on a second.
She was proud of her body then, but she's proud of her body.
Hey, objectively, is there a healthier version?
Objectively, is your cholesterol different?
Objectively, does your heart have to work harder?
We're not helping people.
We're not helping people when we do this.
Belzer, back to that trainer, he actually was in men's health.
What was his health?
Was it a warning shot?
Yes, it was a warning shot.
What not to do.
Jeez. Here's actually what, I believe this is him, yeah, writing for Men's Health.
He said, from around the time I was 17 years old until I was 22, I've had back and forth battles with anorexia, bulimia, well you screwed up.
You're not very good at it.
Well, he won those battles, I guess.
And he said, an orthorexia, an obsession with my healthy eating.
My weight doesn't dictate my happiness anymore.
It shouldn't dictate your happiness, that's true.
It was a lot of work with self-love and valuing what my body could do over how my body looked.
Okay, the thing is, it's not just skin deep.
Yeah. It's not just what you can do.
Can you do the splits?
Okay, that's cool.
Is your heart about to give up?
Yeah, it's about blood flow.
Yeah, exactly.
Strength. I don't want to hear about your self-love Saturday nights either.
Yes. Can you pull up that overlay again, please?
I want to say, you know that pose?
He's hiding his tits.
Yes, that's true.
Arms down, big tits.
Yep. And he doesn't care about his size.
Yeah, right, dude.
Yeah. Right.
Yeah. And then you're gonna train people and people are gonna pay you so you can tell them, hey, don't worry about your tits.
Just put your arms up like this.
Hands up, don't boobs.
Now. Here is him showing you some of these parlor tricks.
Sorry, I was confused with the previous music video.
Here is this trainer showing you what his body can do.
Hey, this for my phone.
Hands up again.
Okay. See, that's when he was smaller, a little bit big.
He looked fine there.
Yeah. But no, he says that's when he was unhealthy.
Oh, unhealthy.
It's a trophy.
See, it says, cunt of the year.
That's you.
Ta-da.
I am jealous.
I'm not jealous.
Just to be clear, I'm not jealous.
And we all have to guard our hearts against jealousy as Christians, right?
Yes. I'm not jealous of a guy who can do a handstand against a wall in quarter split.
As a matter of fact, my three-year-olds can do that.
It's not very difficult.
In five minutes, it took him.
And by the way, yes, it's also just, it's another form of narcissism.
Look at me!
You're demanding people declare you beautiful.
Hey, what if people don't think so?
Is that okay?
Hey, what if the doctor doesn't think so?
What if the doctor tells you you're dying?
My personal trainer said I look great.
Exactly. You went from pretty skinny to super fat and disgusting because he's flaunting it, right?
Right. Wasn't there a middle ground?
Couldn't you have stopped somewhere else on the body positivity chart?
I think he was in the middle ground when he was showing those photos of him at a smaller size and he's doing burpees and he's doing all these different exercises.
Yep. I mean, sure, don't do the bulimia, don't do the anorexia, don't torture your body, but I mean, you maintain a healthy diet and keep exercising like that.
Right? It's about a truth.
What's wrong with that?
It's about a truth versus a lie.
And especially when you're talking about an entire half of this country who believes in socialized healthcare, and that we, you, the American worker, the American taxpayer, should foot the bill.
Again, socialized healthcare, wherever it exists in the modern world, in the western world, you're paying for it.
You're paying for it because they don't have to pay for their own national defense.
Let's not underestimate that but if we had in the United States, okay How do we how do we offset the costs?
Shouldn't I don't know if you know this.
Communism, when it's been practiced, they culled the weak and the obese.
If they saw you as obese in Stalin's Russia or Mao's China, you were used as fuel.
You were like whale fat to light their lamps.
You understand, they're like, no, no, no, no, how do we have fat?
Communism, they must go beyond ration.
It's not allowed.
It's not permitted because everyone has to fit within certain parameters.
If you look at fat pride, it's I'm proud today.
My body's great.
And if they stay in that movement, they always get fatter.
And more unhealthy.
And they're still proud.
You know what you never see?
Someone who's a fat pride activist who loses the weight and says, yeah, I feel worse.
Invariably, if someone is actually successful and puts in the hard work, they go, yep, I wasn't treating my body right.
I sleep better.
I breathe better.
My life is better.
My sexual health is better.
My mental health is better.
You never see someone who loses weight, not interaction, we're not talking about outliers, And then complains about it.
Says, you know what?
I want to go back to being fat.
Some of them do.
And then they justify it.
It's about justifying your own poor decision.
Let's use Megan Trainor, actually, as an example.
And this is where you're seeing now Ozempic has changed this whole conversation.
And I would like to know, what are your thoughts on Ozempic?
I'll tell you this.
I think if the choice is someone who is morbidly obese and Ozempic helps them get down to a healthy weight as a tool.
Yeah. The risks, actually, I would say the benefits outweigh the risks, but I don't like the idea of it being just used as a drug to lose a few pounds or to get a skinnier face, as you see in Hollywood.
So before Ozempic, Megan Trainor wrote these lyrics, I'm bringing booty back.
Go ahead and tell them skinny bitches that.
No, I'm just playing.
I know you think you're fat, but I'm here to tell you every inch of you is perfect from the bottom to the top.
So it was, hey, look, great, fat pride.
All bodies are positive, right?
And then she got smaller.
And did she say, um, hey, I was right then and I'm wrong?
No, she said now she's the healthiest, strongest, and the best version of herself.
Here. I'm trying to biohack my body.
So anything that'll help me age backwards, I'm into it.
Meghan Trainor now revealing she used weight loss meds as part of her biohacking.
She writes, no, I don't look like I did 10 years ago.
I've been on a journey to be the healthiest, strongest version of myself for my kids and for me.
Yes, I used science and support, shout out to Manjaro, to help me after my second pregnancy.
And my understanding is Manjaro is even a more potent weight loss drug.
I'm not super familiar with it.
But hey, in that case, and I don't think she was really that overweight, to be clear.
It's like, I think she probably can be healthy.
Lizzo, on the other hand...
And let's go to Lizzo.
You remember Lizzo, the one who played Madison's flute in front of the White House?
Somebody's flute, yeah.
Yeah, had to wear an adult diaper.
Well, here she is before Ozempic.
Praise her, fat is great.
As a matter of fact, she didn't even think that mid-sized women should be included, you skinny bitch.
Now that body positivity has been co-opted by all bodies, And people are finally celebrating medium and small girls and people who occasionally get roles.
Fat people are still getting the short end of this movement.
We're still getting on.
We're still getting talked about, memed, shamed, and no one cares anymore because it's like body positivity is for everybody.
I'm fat.
I'm fat.
I'm a big sh**.
Where's my chicken strips?
Okay. And there are many, many more videos like that.
Many, many more examples.
Your chicken strips, you ate them.
Yes, exactly.
Yeah. Where did they go?
You need to restock.
Do they warn the employees at Costco when you come in?
Shoot! Ah!
Sample chick's just going nuts.
Hey, if you're overweight and you're struggling, I get it.
All right?
Good on you for starting.
Uh, the journey.
But if you're demanding that everyone praise it, it's about forcing everyone to live in your delusion.
And we, for the first time, we have more access to healthy foods.
Ever. In human history.
And we have a generation of people who will live a shorter period of time than the generation before them.
How does that happen?
We have more access to information than ever before.
Think of, think of what you have in your pocket right now.
That smartphone.
And we have people with Worse literacy scores in our public schools.
We have kids with worse math scores.
More access to information and more ignorant.
More access to healthy foods and the ability to not only train, but the ability to learn how to with new media and readily accessible gyms.
Home gyms are easier to come by.
Fatter, sicker, dying younger.
Objectively, do you guys understand this?
It's not about being mean.
It's about what kind of a society do you want to live in.
Now after Ozempic, here's Uh, here's Lizzo.
I almost said Megan Thee Stallion because I, you know, I get them confused.
It's racist.
She says, I'm taking the time every day, her day, to put some love into my body.
There's never a day when I regret taking a walk or doing some Pilates.
There you go.
I've been methodical, losing weight very slowly.
She also says that she stopped being a vegetarian and now eats animal proteins, which has helped her lose weight.
And you can lose weight either way, but the vegetarianism is something that I think is passé, which is a good thing because it's not healthy for human beings.
But let's move on.
There you go.
Just throw down that bait and see the comment section go nuts.
Donuts are vegetarian.
That's true.
That's true.
How often do you seem like, I'm a vegan?
Well, some of them.
I'm eating vegan Chocolate chip cookies.
I'm eating vegan burgers.
So you're trying to mimic food with a bunch of additional chemicals.
If nothing else, and see this, this obviously is spurred from the left.
Consistently, what they demand to be praised now, whatever new movement it is, it requires less work.
Blame the patriarchy, it requires less work.
Affirmative action, it requires less work.
Fat pride, it requires less work.
Is it more work, is it harder to lose weight or to gain strength than it is to stay your current size?
That should be a pretty good indicator.
If someone is vilifying hard work that can only result in a net positive and isn't harming anyone else, that should be a good litmus test for you, where the person telling you it's a bad thing is lying to you and justifying their own poor decisions, which by the way, is selfish, is selfish, because you're putting yourself out there as a model to emulate.
And let's actually go on with this.
As far as a model to emulate, feminism.
They have been lying to women for so long.
That's kind of what we're talking about today, just overall health, male-female dynamics.
You actually have a world in which, unfortunately, my God, young girls are being raised and think It is silly.
What I find so funny here is the egos on the men versus, because what's the negative stereotype of a man?
You're bombastic.
Yeah. Right?
You're brash.
Think about it.
The gendered insult is prick or dick.
What does it usually mean?
Someone who's blunt, someone who's insensitive, someone who's overly confident, and the gendered insult, pussy, means you're weak, you're meek, right?
These are the negative qualities, sort of the feminine characteristic, and these are the negative qualities of the male characteristic.
But what's funny is, I actually see far more men with healthy egos than I do women in 2025, and you'll see that here in this video.
So this is a video, it's a lot of fun to watch, where someone pitted ultra fit women, one of whom is at least, one of whom is at least on testosterone and steroids, against completely average guys off the couch to see who was stronger.
And the funniest part is that to the women, it was a surprise!
"Leah Thomas pulling away over the final 150 meters.
Had to work for it.
She was pushed over the first 350 meters.
Thomas wins the NCAA championship." I'm sorry, right clip, but here's actually a montage of the video.
Link to the full one we'll have in the description.
Three guys with big egos versus three girls with even bigger muscles.
First event, sandbag drag.
Don't be offended that we're stronger than you.
135, 136.
Average Joe's past the barrel.
That was a female.
Event number two.
Three men with big egos who call themselves Average Joe's.
Joe's coming in.
Is this going to do it?
Average Joe's fill the barrel.
Event number three, deadlift.
OK. Good effort.
Hey! Fourth event, pugil push.
Look at this.
Strength by Brooke.
He looks annoyed.
Average Joes, point.
Good game.
Three points for Average Joes, one point for Strongland.
Look at the hammies, the quads, and those legs.
Oh, it's not even close.
Oh. That's not a strength thing, they just don't know how to work as a team.
Yes, exactly.
That's another reason they're angry with men.
How can you all be...
After this, I guarantee you those guys hung out by the beach, they made a sandcastle, drank beers, and they all bitched about each other and gossiped and they're no longer friends.
Sure. So it's just...
By the way, we did this a long time in 2016 with two of my producers, like the smallest male producer I had and the most fit female ever.
Yeah, I think you can go search it was Courtney.
And arm wrestling.
And it wasn't even close.
It wasn't even close.
Oh, that's right.
I remember that.
And everyone knows this.
By the way, this is not to say that women aren't better than men at many, many things.
We all know that.
The issue with feminism is you're trying to empower women by telling them they can be better than men at manly things.
And then They have, to me, the funniest part.
They go, three guys with three big egos.
I'm going, wait, wait.
You must have taped this before the events?
Like, are you watching the same video that I'm watching?
Because these guys are basically, their whole thing, they're like, yeah, I'm not that special.
I'm not very good at anything.
And the women are like, I think these guys are in for a rude awakening.
You tell me who has the unhealthy ego.
Three guys with big egos.
What? What?
I'm Brooke McCluskey.
I'm a powerlifter.
This is nothing for me.
Fit chicks will come out on top.
Well, I guess I'm just average.
I don't do anything in particular very well.
Anything. I pretty much just try to stay in shape.
Toxic masculinity.
I work out six days a week.
I usually train between one and three hours every single day.
The reason I'm here today is because I reacted to a Craigslist ad.
The individual here said, fun times.
So, fun times.
This is not what I expected.
It's the Mountain Dew I have.
Why did they all go?
That's what I'm thinking.
It's pretty average of them.
Would you like a lesson on how to deadlift?
Sure. I have nothing to prove today.
I am here to have fun.
Sure. Ego!
I'm gonna finish this pack of crackers.
So I've done quite a few things.
Pretty successful, overall.
My training, as of recently, has been sitting down.
I don't spend much time in the gym.
The ego on that guy!
Looking forward to an actual strength event with this to be able to actually use our muscles.
Jesus, it ain't that simple.
Actual strength event?
Men that don't know what they're in for.
It's almost lunchtime.
Are we getting pizza out here?
I'll take some Coca-Cola.
Diet Coke.
Try to keep it healthy.
God! Watch this.
Four points total for the Average Joes.
My ego's hurting right now.
Do you know why your ego's hurting?
Because you've lived a lie.
You've believed a lie.
It's about believing a lie.
Fat pride, fat positivity.
The left, sometimes I'm just convinced this sounds conspiratorial, they want to see how far they can push a lie for you to believe it.
Whether it's masks, whether it's six feet social distancing, whether it's it came from a wet market, or it's women can do anything men can do, or you can be healthy at any body type.
The problem is some people believe it.
This woman, her ego is only hurt because she believed a lie.
Let me prove to you that it's a lie.
A basic biology course.
Here's why men are stronger than women.
And by the way, anywhere from 50% in their upper body to over 100% stronger than the average woman.
Men have higher levels of testosterone.
They have higher bone density.
They have greater lung capacity.
They have a higher VO2 max level.
They have lower body fat percentage.
They have a more efficient central nervous system for muscle fiber recruitment.
They typically have stiffer tendons and ligaments and greater ligament and tendon density.
It's not even close.
Greater wingspan.
Every single metric that would matter in evaluating physical capabilities tells you why men are physically stronger than women.
We are not going to empower young women by telling them to live a lie.
Hey, you can give birth!
That's kind of cool!
You know?
That's pretty awesome!
Keep that one, you know?
That's amazing!
And men can lift heavy shit, okay?
Like, you both have your things!
And you can remember things that I did wrong years ago, all the time!
That's incredible!
And if they don't remember it, they have a superpower in making it up!
Yeah! That's very creative!
This is like Joe Louis, right?
It's like telling Joe Louis we're actually in charge.
No, no, no.
We have an agreement with Joe Louis.
He won't kill us.
We will pet him and hang out with him and that's fine.
If we violate that agreement, he's like, you don't know what you're asking for.
Yes, exactly.
We have an agreement on power dynamics here.
Don't violate it.
It's about forcing a lie upon people.
And I really do hope the pendulum is swinging the other way.
By the way, this was proven back, I believe, in the 90s.
Do you guys remember?
I remember as a kid, there was celebrity boxing.
And China was the crazy, back then, WWF wrestler who would lift guys overhead.
And she was like this circus attraction.
Unbelievably strong.
The toughest broad on the planet.
And people, my God, believed it.
until she ran into fat, out of shape, non-athlete, old Joy Buttafuoco.
Oh! What is this?
Lou Morin!
Now it looks like Jody is throwing the more solid punches of the two.
Buttafuoco might be hitting a few more, throwing a few more.
He's just going to push it around.
She's a specimen and he's not And by the way, you know he's hit some other women you can tell Listen to this first of all, I think I acted more like a lady or maybe more like a man instead of Joey throwing me around a couple times Play like that then we'll put him in my ring and we'll go by my rules Oh, you mean the man who you're upset about wrestling you and throwing you, you now want to have a wrestling match?
Do you mean a non-fake one?
It's the delusion!
Think about it!
After that, she's like, yeah, yeah, how about we wrestle?
You're mad because he wrestled the shit out of you!
Oh, you think you're tough?
How about you get in a ring and read a script?
Yes, exactly!
Yeah, and you fake like I actually hurt you.
Hmm. Yeah, it's like...
This is real, it seems, it seems as though it's inconsequential.
This is incredibly damaging.
You know why?
Because this also extends to male-female relationships, and young men are no longer getting, getting involved in relationships.
They're choosing, we just talked about the AI sex bots.
You know why?
Imagine being a young man, and you have the choice of going along with a lie.
That, yeah, yeah, I'm sure, yeah, yeah, you're just as tough as a guy, and you can do anything a man can do.
Yep, yep, absolutely.
Or, simply being truthful.
Well, that's not true.
And you face the wrath!
From a woman you go.
I'm just gonna check out because now dating requires that young men are In on a lie and go along with it It requires that society go along with the lie that my god gender is a social construct and women are just as strong as men and Then even if you're a man and you prove someone wrong, but if you go was vilified for that Everybody was pissed at him.
Everybody was mad at him for proving what he you know, yeah, we're trying to find out but Yes, exactly.
And we're going to talk about that more, by the way, on today.
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Uh, do you guys want to go to, um...
Do we have to?
It's about living a lie.
Anything else you guys want to talk about as far as a thing?
No, no, no.
Well, yeah, we were talking about, uh, you know, weight and exercising.
I'm down 10 pounds this year.
Good for you!
I'm not really telling anybody.
I don't need any flaws or anything, but...
Hey, you can just quietly fucking change your body.
We don't need a parade?
You can just look down and go, ah, shit, only nine toes.
Wow. Well, that's the diabetes.
They start with the toes.
Well, I lost one toe, but you have a ten pound toe?
Yes. I've lost ten pounds in just one toe.
The doctor says you need to lose ten more.
You're like, how much a foot weigh?
It was a cyst, but...
Make a deal.
And you know what?
And that's difficult to do.
That's hard to do.
It's hard to lose weight.
It's hard to say no.
It's hard to accept that you're not as strong as you think you are.
All women.
It's easy to get a tapeworm.
That is true.
Yes. Do what you gotta do.
Especially if you are roaming the streets of San Francisco.
Right. Dodging piles of poop.
So San Francisco, again, I've always told you what...
They have a poop app!
Yes, they do.
They have a poop app.
Don't say...
The left is going to try and be covert now about their radical leftism.
Remember, the Georgia House members walked out because Republicans voted against providing sex change surgeries for violent inmates, right?
That's who they are, but they'll try and tell you no one cares about these issues.
They'll try and tell you, no, no, no, we're actually moderate.
Don't ask yourself, what does the current Democrat Party do today?
Ask yourself, what would they do if they achieved unfettered power?
And we have some examples.
I mean, you can look to Canada, but in the United States, pretty close, you can look to San Francisco.
You have unbelievable crime in a city that was once beautiful.
You have actual human feces on the streets.
You have aggressive vagrants everywhere.
But now, they've just proposed a new law, or a new series of laws or proposals, that will fine you more if you are rich, white, and privileged.
But first, here's a ditty.
Get here in San Francisco rolling.
You might be paying.
Rich or poor getting fined while them streets is dirty.
Get in mind while the streets are dirty.
Hobos in the streets are dirty.
All the poop in the streets are dirty.
How the f*** is a place so dirty?
That's true, because it's true.
I do appreciate his candor.
Which brings us to this week's Golden State of Crime.
California. California.
California. California.
on you.
you Okay, so it's California knows how to poopy.
You know it's terrible, California.
Thank you for being six years old.
That was bad.
I have kids, I'm sorry.
Oh, Gerald has sex.
Yeah. Humble brag.
At least a handful of times.
My wife woke up with a smile today, okay boys?
That means that you were done before she woke up.
He'd already gone to work.
That's why I was already gone, yeah.
That's not something I'm going to admit to on camera because you can be me too later.
Your time's up!
Now! Okay, I'll go to Texas after this and contrast.
It's a good contrast, Texas versus California, but certainly San Francisco.
A lot of people think that speeding cameras, red light cameras, are unconstitutional, right?
There's a debate about that.
You can't face your accuser.
Okay, that's not the conversation that they're having in San Francisco.
They are actually using the cameras to fine drivers based on their income level.
But let's look at some of the recently installed cameras.
We spotted multiple drivers speeding through this intersection at Lombard and Columbus today, causing the flash to go off.
For now, violators are getting a warning.
There's a 60-day grace period.
After that, anyone caught going 11 miles over the limit gets a ticket in the mail.
Gotcha, bitch!
Start at 50 bucks, go all the way up to 500, depending on your speed.
Public safety is my top priority.
I want people to be safe.
Really? Yeah, when you say that, but you're allowing people to steal up to $950 and poop in the streets to the point where a third-party app needs to be developed, it sounds more like you're trying to collect money from people and buy votes, especially when you take into account that now in San Francisco, people will be fined by their income level.
So, you actually get a 50% discount on the fine if you make $31,000 a year or less.
What?! Yeah.
So if you make...
So in other words, if you don't move up in this world, you get the benefit of not having to pay for your crimes.
How is this legal?
And you get an 80% discount on the fine if you are homeless.
Well, hold on.
Which, first off, I don't know how you prove that you are homeless, and if you're homeless, how do you get a speeding ticket?
That's how.
Hey, it's a hilly city.
Homeless people driving around in cars?
Come on!
People live in their cars, man.
Well, that's not homeless.
That's a home.
What's the address?
Yeah, exactly.
What's the address?
You don't have to have an address to have a home.
Are you kidding me?
Home is where the heart is, Steven.
Well, that's true.
And if you're a fat pride activist, that heart's about to give out.
So I guess you're homeless.
I slept in my car a few times.
I wasn't really homeless.
I was couch surfing.
But yeah, you know, I get, hey, Again, there are a lot of people.
It's a mobile home.
They fall on some tough times.
That's not the same as the chronically homeless, which is a problem in San Francisco.
Let me ask you this.
If we believe that taxation is a good tool to incentivize or un-incentivize behavior, for example, we tax cigarettes more, New York wanted to tax big gulps more, unhealthy food more, right? We know this.
Why doesn't it apply to income here?
In other words, we want to incentivize people or we want to punish people for making more?
And, hold on a second, why doesn't it apply to homelessness here?
This is going to sound cruel, but let me go with you.
If you actually wanted to use the tax code, as the left does, as a method of engineering society, you would tax people less the more they made.
You would actually discount the fine if someone's a homeowner.
Because you'd be encouraging homeownership!
And instead, we're rewarding people for making less, for contributing less.
We're rewarding people for not being homeowners.
Now, I'm not blaming people for not making enough income, or making a smaller income.
I'm not blaming people for being homeless.
What I'm saying is, as a society, when you structure the laws this way, you will have more homeless.
You will have people who work.
Less hard because we've discouraged, we've vilified income.
Let's contrast that San Francisco, how far they've gone around the bend, to Texas.
Texas? Speed cameras are illegal.
Why? They said, you know what?
Nope. You can't face your accuser.
It's unconstitutional.
What kind of a country do you want to live in?
Do you want to live in San Francisco where you're fined if you're white, if you're wealthy, if you have a home?
Or do you want to live in a state where they go, we don't take any of that into account.
Into account?
What does the Constitution say?
What does our law state?
Wait, what does our justice say?
You need to be able to face your accuser?
Yeah, sorry, you can't do that with a camera.
Gone! And let me ask you this.
When the left accuses those on the right of being discriminatory, which one's more discriminatory?
Your right, your fundamental right to face your accuser.
Race? We don't care.
Income? We don't care.
Home ownership status?
We don't care.
We're protecting your rights.
Or! The city that says, okay, well, how much are we going to protect you?
How much do you make?
Okay, what's your ethnicity?
Do you have any ethnicity in you?
Can I check a box here?
Do you have a home?
The left is always discriminatory.
It's required with identity politics.
And you had a, I think you had a story about a traffic cam?
No, that was something a little different.
But yeah, it's ridiculous that they are incentivizing people to make less.
It's, it's, when you think about it, it's like, why would you work harder if you can, if you can just break laws and stuff?
What, a homeless person speeding ticket, what is it, a stolen car?
I mean, what, a grand theft auto and then, ah, well, I mean, come on.
Yeah, how are you gonna catch him?
I don't understand the virtue, like the virtuous side of this.
It doesn't really help anybody out.
Just, the whole goal of this is to make the fine hurt so you don't do it again and put people's lives in danger.
So make the fine hurt, and they're like, well, it's proportional hurt.
It's not!
And you know what?
Sorry! And you know what else?
You take this mindset with leftism, with progressivism.
If it's working now, just add time.
Yeah. Look at Russia.
Look at Cuba.
Look at, by the way, I mean, look at China.
Look at any communist nation, or look at any...
When I did a video on Detroit, Detroit and ruins, it was one of the first sort of On the ground reporting undercover investigations, you know, done online, I think 2009.
People weren't really doing it back then.
I had to fit a, I had to fit an old Pentax camera in a trucker's hat.
I said if the left had their way, if Barack Obama had all those policies tomorrow, it would mirror Detroit.
Give the left power over a city, and it's just, you know what people would argue back then?
They'd go, oh yeah?
What about San Francisco?
Right. We added time.
Yep. Anyone want to argue that San Francisco is a success story?
We had a time in feces.
Yes, that's true.
We're going to go back to the poop stuff.
And so it always implodes, and then they have to correct course, but they try and do this quietly.
So San Francisco, right, all their soft on crime because it's empathetic.
Well, again, the false empathy created real victims.
And so now the mayor, Daniel Lurie, said or told the San Francisco examiner that they're going to crack down San Francisco on crime.
And now the jails are filling up.
And here's what's funny.
Is it in the examiner?
They write this as though there was an epiphany.
Right. They go, the steady rise in incarceration coincides with a sharp drop in crime.
Both violent property crimes reached their lowest levels since at least 2001, according to city crime statistics.
So, hold on a second.
You're telling me that if you put people in jail...
They commit less crimes?
People who aren't free and out to commit crimes don't commit crimes?
The examiner just learned about jails.
Yes, exactly!
What? There's a place where you could put him?
Yeah! And how to combat crime.
At some point there was a city council where the people were talking about defunding the police.
And they heard, wait, what?
That guy, how many times has that, he's a repeat offender?
19 times?
If only we had some place where we could put him, where perhaps he would be siloed from the rest of society.
Maybe some concrete walls.
Yeah! Fence or, uh...
I don't know, maybe a guard or something.
Perhaps difficult for him to escape?
What? Prison, you say?
Tell me more!
Take progressivism, give them control, and if you think it works right now, just add time.
Whether it's a city, whether it's an ideology, whether it's body pride, add time and you will see it fail.
This has been Golden State of Crime.
California. California.
California. I love you.
you News.
And I believe we actually do have our guest in the line, but before that, just to let you know, Bruce Springsteen is releasing a new album, so this week, seven plus one things we'd rather be doing than listen to the new Bruce Springsteen album.
That will be on, uh, for Rumble Premium viewers later.
And actually, that's a good thing, because a lot of this...
It is, yeah.
It shouldn't be seen by the mass public.
Yeah, sorry about that.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Sometimes I, uh, I let myself go.
It's exactly...
How this show should be.
Do we have our guest on the line?
All right.
You actually probably just watched him a few minutes ago, right before this, because you watch him, then me, and then you go over to Tim Pool.
Let's welcome to the show, Vince, it's hard for me to say his last name.
We just call it Vince.
It's hard for everybody to say it.
All right.
Wait, how do you, how do you say the last name?
It's Colonaze.
Colonaze. Yeah, well, that's not hard to say, but if I read it, something happens in my brain.
We're at short circuits.
Back when we used landlines, it was a great way to filter out telemarketers.
That was the key.
You don't know me at all.
I would just hang up right away.
Well, if it was those Indian telemarketers now, they would probably go, Hello, I'm calling for Vince.
I'll keep those guys on the phone.
That's amusing.
I like that.
I'm going to have to call you back.
Yeah, it is fun to keep them on the phone and troll them.
Now, Vince, of course, people can follow you on X and your show is live on the Rebel Lineup right before us from 10 a.m. Eastern through 11 Eastern.
How is it treating you thus far?
I know you're filling in.
You're there on Dan's channel doing the Lord's work there at the FBI.
How's it?
You jumped in with both feet.
Every day is better than the last.
It's been total blast.
I've talked to you a little bit about this.
This is your world, the world of doing the video podcast, talking to an audience like this, building an audience like this.
And I'm not under any illusions about the arrangement I'm coming into.
My world was journalism at The Daily Caller.
It has been.
I've been there for 15 years.
My world has been broadcast radio.
I've been doing that for over eight years in a major market here in Washington, D.C. Podcasting?
Jumping in?
Totally new to me.
And so what happened was Dan calls me about a week before the announcement's made public and we start kind of scheming what's going to happen next.
And it was basically Willy Wonka approaching Charlie and saying, Charlie?
Would you like to take over the chocolate factory?
Yes. And my answer to that is, obviously.
I mean, Charlie would be an idiot to say no to that.
So I said, yeah, I'll take over the chocolate factory.
And it's been great.
Did you also have a prick grandfather who fakes that he was a cripple while you worked in gross violation of child labor practices for the last decade?
Yes. Yeah, I learned a lot about my family through this process.
Yes, exactly.
No, it was...
It's been totally wild.
And the cool thing is the audience has been really nice.
They've been super receptive.
A lot of that has to do with Dan.
Dan gave me this really great endorsement coming into this.
But they've been awesome.
So I'm really grateful to be here and super pumped to be a part of this Rumble lineup.
It's been great.
I'm glad to see you there and I know you've been awesome.
Was it really making a go of it there at Grover Cleveland?
You guys named that movie line.
Let me ask you, what's on your mind today specifically?
I know you obviously broadcast earlier, you have another.
Your radio show, is it three hours that you're doing after this?
It is.
Okay, so four hours a day.
Yeah, remember when Rush died, the 12 to 3 slot nationwide, everyone had to figure out what to do, and then Dan Bongino stepped up into the role.
And so after Dan left, I'm doing both the podcast and I now do the nationwide radio show starting at noon.
And so we'll do three hours.
A lot of it's going to be on the tariff fight today.
And I was, you know, one thing I was like, I was listening to your whole show, which is great.
And I was thinking about kind of the left's posture of hysteria and mediocrity and like the way they respond to everything.
It's always like, oh, just like give me the easiest possible answer here.
Meanwhile, like for those of us on the right, for those of us who voted for Trump in the first place, who promised to bring this kind of fight on behalf of our country, I'm sitting here happy as a clam.
Yeah. I think Trump Trump's got a lot of confidence right now.
He this is the plan.
I think this is one of those kind of trust the process moments.
And so I think this moment calls for masculine sobriety.
You just sit there and you take it.
You just keep your head above the storm and you know that a future is ahead of you.
That's going to be better.
Somebody's got to take a risk here because we've been getting screwed over forever.
And finally, Trump, who's ran his entire career, not just his political career, ran his entire career on this issue, said we got to fix this.
America's getting screwed.
He's doing it now.
So let him work.
Yeah, I think you're exactly- and now you work- I know you worked at the Daily Caller, which of course Tucker helped found there, and I'm interested to hear kind of your thoughts on this, because Tucker, you know, was CNN crossfire, bowtie, like libertarian era Tucker, where it would have been very, very anti-tariff, and there's been obviously a transition to more conservative sort of populist, I guess is how he's described himself, I don't want to misrepresent him, but certainly not the think tank libertarian that he once was.
Right. Were you that way, being a Daily Caller at any point, or have you been more traditional conservative?
Like, would you have ever been sort of anti-tariff?
Before? Probably, but maybe just sort of reflexively, not because it was from any sort of deep, thoughtful territory.
I like to think that hopefully, over the course of all of our lives, we become more thoughtful about this and we have better explanations for why we're here.
Here's the evolution Tucker took.
Tucker had the libertarian position because his impulse is that he wants to keep the government out of his life, which is great.
That's the position that you should have instinctively.
But as life goes on, and when you talk about what does it mean to conserve something, if you're a conservative, what are you conserving if your entire country is evaporating before your very eyes?
Yeah. You're not conserving anything, actually.
You're losing it.
And the libertarian side of the party, if you want to call it that, the kind of the Koch brothers' wing of the world, they were kicking open our borders and importing cheap labor and diminishing our communities.
So how is that conserving the United States of America?
I'm just, I've seen his evolution.
I think his evolution has been really smart and well-reasoned.
And so, in that sense, I was always very happy to work alongside him.
It's been a great, great 15 years working with him.
I was, I never identified as a libertarian, but I always said my views would probably be considered more libertarian.
And so, yeah, at one point I would have been, like you said, reflexively, because free trade is a great idea, until you realize that it's not actually free trade, right?
And what changed me Two conversations.
I was at some kind of a dinner in Washington, D.C., and I was around a bunch of people from Reason Magazine, and it's like a libertarian, the foremost publication, and I realized that the majority of them voted for Obama.
I was going, wait, what?
And that was because they were so much more hardline on being liberal on social issues.
I thought, well, well, hold on a second, then you're not fighting the same fight that I'm fighting at all.
And then I remember some producers at Fox News on a later night show where they were all libertarian.
And they thought, like, they were bringing a point to me, like, you know heroin was actually legal in this country?
Bears, who sells aspirin, they sold heroin.
And I just said, yeah, but we also use lead paint.
Like, that's not an argument.
Like, okay, I understand, but that doesn't mean that just legalizing heroin for everybody is going to have anything other than catastrophic ill effects.
And so I stopped being a libertarian somewhere around, like, maybe 22, where I thought, yeah, okay, I guess I'm a fascist.
Basically, it's whenever you hit adulthood, whatever age that is.
If it's 22, if it's 30, when you become an adult, you graduate from libertarian thinking.
And the reason for that is because at its core, libertarian thinking is like kind of easy, sort of like, almost like the left-wing phenomenon you were describing.
You just like give up on political debates.
You're just like, I don't think the government should tax you, and I don't think there's any social issue worth defending.
Right. Okay, you're just trying to get laid.
You're not actually trying to devise a political ideology.
You're just saying whatever makes everybody in the room happy with you.
Yes, and then Gary Johnson came along and I was like, oh, it's a party of closeted homosexuals who talk about Bitcoin and weed.
Dude, we had Gary Johnson stop by the office.
We did an editorial meeting with Gary Johnson when he was running for president.
He was an easier presidential candidate to get to stop by for.
And we would say, we'd ask him, like, hey, what's your limiting principle?
Like, if you really want to, like, play with the libertarian, be like, OK, so you think anybody can do anything?
So you're for a gay marriage?
Yeah, I'm for gay marriage.
You're for.
OK, so you kind of keep going down the list.
Are you for polygamy?
And he's like, well, I swear to you, he said this, he goes, I don't want the headline that comes out of this meeting to be that Gary Johnson supports polygamy.
So you marked down yes.
I believe we wrote that.
I think we quoted him directly in the headline.
I don't want the headline to be that I support polygamy.
You know what?
There's a much more long-standing history of polygamy, historically, than there is of same-sex marriage.
Yeah. That's one thing too.
I remember we used to argue that back in the day.
Funny enough, he's here on Rumble, Dave Rubin.
I remember him being very surprised because I was very nice with him.
He's like, well Crowder and I know, for example, you support same-sex marriage.
I said, no I don't.
He goes, what?
I said, yeah I don't.
I absolutely do not.
And I told him why.
I said, I think you're saying that men and women are fundamentally interchangeable, there's no intrinsic value, and it's about how we want to raise children, a nuclear family, a form of self-governance, and I think you need a mom and a dad, so if you guys want to have property sharing, you want to put someone on your will, sure, a civil union, but that's why we have marriage, so no I don't.
And for him to realize like it didn't come from a position of hatred, I think might have been the first time he had encountered that.
Also, in my view, it's not even a government thing.
It's a religious sacrament, in my view.
So, like, why is the government involved in this question at all?
In my church, I'm a Catholic, in my church, it's men and women get married because it's literally a sacrament that brings you closer to God.
That's the whole point of it.
Right. No, exactly.
That's a great success story.
Like, they legalized drugs and instead, you know, now they actually have far less people being incarcerated in crimes.
And I said, yeah, yeah, sure, I get it.
They said, and the police force doesn't have to be as big.
I said, yeah, but you're not taking into account, I debated this on air with a very, very recognized and noted libertarian.
I said, what are the rehabilitation costs?
Because they've had to open those up.
How have the healthcare costs been affected?
Because it seems to me like you've just offset them.
And I gave them the numbers.
Yes. That's a good point.
Like, they'd never thought of it.
No more police, war on drugs, but massive public rehabilitation centers?
Yeah. Well, also, as you make crime legal, of course crime goes down.
You're controlling the scoreboard.
There's no more crime!
Yeah, because you made it all legal.
What are you talking about?
And I would say the argument against drug addiction everywhere is, like, go to Amsterdam.
Like, go there and see if you feel enlivened by it.
If you feel like humanity is being uplifted by that experience.
Or go to any town in middle America that's been destroyed by opioids and been completely gutted.
Places look burned out that weren't even burned out.
So, I don't think drugs on net have actually been good for our country.
And the people who keep advocating for them tend to be the people who don't want you to scrutinize how they're screwing you over.
So it's like, they want to fatten you up and dope you up and keep you from scrutinizing the way they're screwing you.
Right. Yeah.
And it's like, I think most people in this country are going, yeah, I don't think anyone should go to prison for weed and I think states should have the right to legalize it.
There's some medical uses here, but it doesn't cure cancer and the Wake and Bake billboards probably shouldn't be a thing if we also have a culture that vilifies alcoholism.
I think it's a pretty, and don't drive high, but Once Upon a Time, that was pretty controversial because I'm paid, you know me, Mr. Big Pharma.
Right, right.
Well, I just want to say, again, to reflect on the show that you did today, I love all the stuff about the left's incoherence, especially on this body positivity stuff that you're talking about.
Like, they've been telling us for years we need to embrace fatness as some sort of social good.
But meanwhile, They're also, nowadays, they're a body negativity movement.
They tell people that they're born in the wrong body and they need to turn themselves over to the pharmaceutical industry to chop it up.
So, as in all cases, they're completely incoherent and detecting that incoherence is a reason, is a way to remind you that they're on the wrong side and you're on the right side.
Well, they'll say that a bodybuilder or an athlete has body dysmorphia if he goes like, ah, I want to change this, where he's being judged on his body.
And by the way, I think these people are narcissistic, but it's not body dysmorphia.
You're actually seeing a score from it.
Meanwhile, someone who looks in the mirror and says, actually, I don't have that penis, which meets the definition of body dysmorphia.
You are actually viewing yourself in an unrealistic way.
No, no, no.
That's actually something that we're going to provide free health care for, especially if they're violent inmates.
That's the best thing to do if you have a rapist housed, is give them a free penis.
Yeah, that doesn't work out usually.
My final question.
Nowadays, did you see that in women's prison, 15% of all inmates are men?
Yes. In the federal women's prison?
Yes. And by the way, if I was sentenced for life, I'd be one of them.
This is a cry for help.
I'm a deeply closeted trans individual.
Hey, you're from New Jersey.
Before we leave, you're from New Jersey, right?
I'm not.
My dad's from New Jersey, he's a Marine, and I've lived on the whole East Coast and Hawaii for a couple years.
So that's my life coming up.
What's your opinion on Bruce Springsteen?
Because we're about to not be fans.
He wrote a lot of great songs in his youth, and he's a complete moron when it comes to his politics.
Alright, okay, fair enough.
I don't know, we can talk about his entire catalogue a little later on.
But I know you have a radio show to go to.
Vince Colonese, of course, everyone can tune in to him.
10am right here, exclusive on Rumble.
And I'm sure they can just turn their dial on their AM radio, depending on their city, to listen to you, right?
Yes, they can.
Yeah, they can.
FM or AM, we're all across the country, baby.
Alright, thank you, Vince.
Appreciate it.
We'll have you back again soon.
Vince Colonese, everybody!
All right.
Colonnades! That's so much easier than having a G randomly.
And it's not his fault, but...
But when I read it, my brain short-circuits.
Well, no, that's what I want to go, cog-coglonaze-y, you know, or something.
It reminds me of spaghetti bolognese.
Yeah, bolognese!
That's exactly right, yeah.
Which, you know what, let's just...
Stupid Americans, our fault.
Yeah, let's also stop stigmatizing people if they go to an Italian restaurant, and they're like, no, I don't want the branzino, I want the spaghetti bolognese.
You know what?
It's delicious, and it's the Americanized version, and you have nothing to be ashamed of.
If you have acid reflux, avoid it.
No right being $24, though.
That's true.
100%. No right.
That's no right.
No, exactly.
That's the thing.
We're trying to dress it up.
Like, this is Bolognese.
Maybe if you got a couple meatballs in there, you know, somebody took their time to make them, but...
No. Still.
No. Still.
Still, my message to Bolognese, hey, look, you don't have to keep up with the Joneses.
You don't have to be like the Veal Piccata.
Bolognese, you bring enough to the table.
Just be yourself.
This is all going to work out.
Before we sit, we're going to send you to Tim Pool, if you are not a member of Rumble Premium, and for those of you who are Rumble Premium, we have a 7 plus 1. Based on the new good news, Bruce Springsteen is releasing a new album.
Don't throw up in your mouth a little.
Great news for fans of The Boss.
Bruce Springsteen releasing a new box set with dozens of previously unreleased songs.
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