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May 1, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
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Trump's Ukraine Mineral Deal Explained: How this Could Effectively End the War
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Big show today.
We have Mug Club undercover.
We have a new piece from our investigative unit.
Maybe the most harrowing of the ones that we have covered.
So I do warn if you have children here, it's at least a PG-13.
We can't control what other people say or do in their degeneracy.
Hey!
The Ukraine mineral deal.
That's signed.
That effectively solves 90% of this conflict.
We'll get into that.
Saquon Barkley is a big story right now because he had the gall to meet with Donald Trump.
I want to present a case to you.
I know people have said this.
But I want to remove all doubt.
And I will ask you, if you are on social, to share what we'll be presenting today.
Not only is Donald Trump not a racist.
We know that.
Not only is Donald Trump in no way prejudiced.
Not only is Donald Trump, I would argue, the least racist or prejudiced president of my lifetime, not saying that anyone else is except for Barack Obama, but there has never even been a whiff of the accusation of racism toward Donald Trump ever until he ran for president.
In 2016.
You can maybe say the primaries against Mitt Romney.
Not only that, he was actually, one could argue, and I will, the most embraced white guy by the black community in this country.
And we will have many, many, many minutes of media footage to present the case.
Also, James Carville wants to break off David's hog.
We'll talk about that.
Let's go on with the show.
It's a property problem, it's a property problem, regardless.
Of where you are economically.
You have poor white people.
They don't commit homicides.
You think you could keep it down to a mild world now, Josephine?
You know it's 11 a.m. Eastern.
I'm trying to watch Light Earth Crowder on the Rumble Live lineup.
See how's it with the ironing board after?
It's broken again.
No.
No, I cannot help you with the ironing board after because you know after this, I watched the Rumble Premium segment as an OG member of MoClub.
Then...
The crew raid's over, and we finish off with a little tin pool.
You know it's my routine, Josephine, and when you mess with my routine, I get upset.
You mean not a hipster in the cap?
He's not a hipster, Josephine.
He worked for Vice.
What did you ever do?
Fire in 310 to Yuma.
That's just something that's...
What is that?
A white person issue?
Let's just be clear about that.
And he's got a full head of hair, Josephine.
the style choice.
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Of course, I know some people in chat were confused that the show is underway.
Captain Morgan, CEO number two, hope you are well, Mr. Firestein, who will be at the Helium Comedy Club in Indianapolis, Indiana, June 20th and 21st.
Indiana, it's a place.
That people go sometimes.
Okay.
And he's not underscore Firestein on X. Come on, that's completely neutral.
Yes, it is.
Thank you.
It's a blank canvas.
You think of Indiana.
Whatever you want.
Notre Dame.
That's all.
I didn't even realize.
Well, now I'm canceling the dates.
So yeah, Mug Club Undercover, Mineral Deal, and Donald Trump, the most embraced white guy by black America ever until they ginned up false racism.
But before any of that, We talked with Mr. Mitchell over there from Rasmussen.
By the way, I have a new poll that Donald Trump is actually above water again.
Oh, really?
And it's a poll you can actually trust.
Regarding Gen Z men.
Gen Z men.
They're the most conservative generation at this point in their life ever.
What I mean is as far as men of that age, meaning, you know, late teens, 20-something, boomers, you can go back, no one was as conservative.
And it's an anomaly that people are trying to figure out right now.
We might have the answer.
So, a lot of Gen Z men are breaking with their millennial peers and their boomer parents voting Trump.
And it may be because of the relational dynamics or, honestly, let's just be clear, because they don't want to end up with women like this.
Fat, juicy, and wet.
I don't even gangbang.
Pussy so good.
Make me throw up a sec.
Nothing fat or juicy about that.
No.
Feels like a bag of beet juice, maybe.
Yes.
This is...
Hold on a second.
Let's see what we got here.
Okay, we got an age-inappropriate right there, of course, for her and for the audience.
How old do you think she is?
I can't really tell.
Two.
Too old.
Cultural appropriation, for sure, and I definitely feel sexually harassed.
Also racism, because she's perpetuating every single negative stereotype of a white person ever, but I will say this, Donald Trump, take note.
Take that, patriarchy!
Let's continue.
What's the kindergarten sing-along text at the top?
I don't, this woman lives.
This woman lives to hate Donald Trump and fight patriarchy.
Don't zoom in there, Kim.
Don't forget about those eyes.
What's that above the cat?
Those are former cats?
Well, she has hamster face.
That's weird.
Yes!
It's all in the eyes.
Alright, okay.
These are your prospects, men.
Thank feminism.
Let's continue.
No.
No, don't do that, Skeletor!
And there goes the hip.
Yeah.
Ew, no.
Uh-uh.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Don't.
Oh, look at that move.
She has a long back and a long front.
Which is weird.
Pushable. Hey.
No, no, that reminds me of an actual wishbone.
I'll break her off and make a wish, Steven.
Thank you.
Hey, I don't know if you...
Here's one thing, too.
Like, there's something to be said for traditionalism.
You guys remember when older ladies were distinguished?
Yes.
They all wanted a party with Margaret Thatcher.
She's sexy.
She's 32. It's pretty tough to know with these women now.
Like, this is empowered.
It's, hey, let me take a song that...
I should in no way ever be playing for myself to dance to.
Let me try some moves that I can't do in an outfit that I shouldn't wear to stick it to the patriarchy.
Hey, how about just aging gracefully?
You think any man wants to come home to that?
No man does.
Surely there's a man holding the phone.
What?
Recording it?
Who's recording it?
No, I think it's a selfie stick.
And it broke itself.
Well, at least she can cook.
She can't reach a single one of those flour, spice, whatever things that are up there.
I think those are ashes.
Yeah, I almost see it on this one.
I think those are ashes.
You know who's most disappointed in her physique are the cats because they can't even eat her immediately when she dies alone.
I'm going to starve to death.
Well, when she bends over, she looks like a great cat tree.
Yes, she does.
She does.
It is a...
Look, look.
Hey, come on.
This is not nice.
She's a beautiful, empowered woman.
Come on, beautiful you say.
Bring this up.
Even the filters can't help her.
Whoa!
Oh, my gosh.
And we just have...
We now know her dating profile.
I can't...
Dude, that's crazy that...
That's a big difference, though.
Yeah, seldom do you get catfished, if that's what she's putting out there, and when you show up, you would prefer an actual catfish.
Please.
And we've checked that, yeah, our social media, everything is patriarchy.
Hey, look, I'm just telling you, young women, If you continue with the whole feminist, you're looking into a crystal ball, okay?
This is your future, and I'm telling you that men have already looked into the crystal ball, and they don't like it.
That's why they're voting for Donald Trump.
That's why they're not getting married.
That's why in 20, 30 years' time, 60% of women will be single.
And I do mean this.
This is what you're putting up.
This is unattractive.
To any members of the opposite sex.
Now, maybe she's a lesbian, in which case she'll find someone to beat up.
There you go.
I think she has.
I think she possesses three crystal balls.
Yes.
For a low price, she'll predict your future.
Oh, that's the kind of broad who does not take part in the current conversation and tries to sidetrack it to tell you about crystals.
Meth?
That as well.
No, she's one of those people who'll be, you know, she'll be holistic.
Like, no, no, no, it's holistic.
I don't eat any preservatives, I eat organic, but...
I bang six-gram rocks, so she's...
Wow.
This is...
Do you cook?
Oh, yeah, I cook.
In my basement.
Yes, I'm quite the chef.
Let me present you to my kitchen.
It's just the bathtub.
Oh, boy.
Why do you have so many beakers?
Is that a mobile home?
Do you do biology or something?
She has an Etsy shop.
It's just beakers and cat hair.
All right.
It's science.
It's no small thing.
It's no small thing.
There are too many women like that.
And women, you need to start policing your own.
Like, if Josh or Gerald were to want to do something like that, one of us would say, wait a moment.
And that's all it takes.
No way you would say, retarded and unitard, yes.
Get in it.
By the way, you just said retarded, which made me think of retarded.
Sorry, I shouldn't have said that.
No, you absolutely should say that.
You should say it more often.
I just realized we do have a flamethrower in this office that we haven't used.
Oh, yeah.
It's been here for at least a year and a half.
We should bid on that outfit and flamethrow it.
Perfect for witches.
Just the outfit.
I think it's flame retardant.
Use the fires of hell to send it to the fires of hell.
Alright, speaking of fires of hell...
She's the bouncer at hell.
Please don't!
Mug Club Undercover.
And we've done...
You guys have helped support some incredible work from them, of course, going into this last election.
And every now and then we stumble across something that...
Is so nefarious it almost feels as though it can't be real and we have to double check it ourselves.
And in this case we have someone who's an unknowing whistleblower at the Department of Homeland Security who reveals kind of something that you all knew to be true but you hoped was not.
it's time for Muglub Undercover.
Music.
And I warn you that this one is going to be significantly disturbing, but necessary.
So Timothy Hagen is a self-described refugee officer at DHS and spoke with our undercover journalist.
Listed quite a few things, and I'm sure you're interested in this because DHS, you know, technically you're talking about immigration.
This would be something where they're affected.
What are the results, or what's the impact, I should say, regarding Doge and their sort of workflow?
We'll get to that.
But before that, I want to touch on this one clip that stood out to all of us.
It stuck out like a sore thumb, and even that doesn't seem to begin to describe it.
Please, if you have children, I ask that you have them leave the room.
Okay, you guys have enough warning.
Here is Timothy Hagan discussing the work environment in the halls of government that you pay for.
We're all working remotely, so I don't get to see them face to face again.
We have our happy hours once a month.
I sit down at our first happy hour and I realize, "Holy s***, everybody's gay."
Everybody you work with?
Everybody.
Everybody's, like, a lesbian, gay, or in a toxic relationship.
And, uh, yeah.
So that was pretty funny.
By the way, we were able to, in fact, confirm.
Yeah.
Yeah, Mayorkas.
Oh, wow.
Wow.
What a great work environment.
Everybody's gay.
Everybody's gay.
We can learn something here, Stephen.
Take great pride in that work.
Stephen, if you'd like to put on some leather for us, I would appreciate it.
If you want me to put on the beet juice leotard next day shipping.
Sold out on Amazon, sorry.
Let me ask you this, you know, and we'll get to some more information too in just a second, the next clip.
You don't trust your institutions, rightfully so.
Let me ask you, what are the chances of everyone, At the DHS being gay.
What are the chances of that happening in nature at being 90%, 80%, 50%?
When you go above the age of 30 because of the trendy sort of young millennials and Gen Z, a bunch of them claim to be non-binary queer, but it's been pretty stable as about 2-3% of the population is gay.
How do you have that many gay people at the DHS unless it is socially engineered?
Who is doing the hiring?
Is it that, remember that bipolar, what, FAA operator or whatever who did that video, something with the Air Force?
DHS, you mean the Department of Homosexual Sex?
Yes.
I appreciate that you had to specify sex after homosexual.
What do we do?
Oh, that!
It needs to be a three-letter agency, not a two-boys.
Yeah.
It occurs...
The Department of Homosexual Scissoring wasn't as nice.
The lesbians just don't have the work ethic.
It's one of those...
It seems like a small thing, but it's really not.
It's really not.
If you're at the point where everybody is gay, who's doing the hiring?
You're worried about bias.
Are these institutions, are they politicized?
Have they been weaponized?
Well, let's apply DHS to DOJ, to FBI, right?
That's not all that much of a stretch.
The only place...
On Earth, that this kind of a percentage of gay employees, which is a small subset of the population, would be DHS and Hollywood.
Let that sink in.
Do you think these people represent you?
Hagan also went on to lay out how his office, again, your tax dollars, you, the American worker, you foot the bill for...
Everybody, how the DHS offices spend their time doing the really important work, you know, of defending the homeland.
Right now we're doing nothing.
Yeah.
What do you mean?
It's kind of a shame.
Like, they don't, because they, like, no more refugee resettlement.
So, to the past, since the beginning of this administration, we've just been getting paperwork, which is amazing in how boring it can be.
We have a coloring wall.
A what?
A coloring wall.
Literally a coloring wall.
Oh, a coloring wall.
Yeah.
We have coloring books because we're so bored, there's nothing to do.
So all of our art gets put up on the wall.
We've been doing a bunch of training.
We've been giving each other fake Microsoft Word printout accomplishment letters of how amazing we are.
We had some funny things going on.
We had a training together.
We're all doing absolutely nothing.
We're all doing basic security checks of individuals, which is just checking someone's name and date of birth.
And we're all doing this for a week, and we're wondering why are we doing this?
So we spent two weeks doing that, and at the end of it, we realized this is just literally someone just wasting Kristi Nomi's time.
But Doge hasn't been in your office yet?
I'm sure they have, but at the same time, we're considered immigration enforcement, so we're supposed to be exempt from all these things, but they have not specified that explicitly.
None of us trust what's going on.
It's been like two, three months, 110 days now, just constancy.
And it's exhausting.
Hmm.
Exhausting.
Remember the martyrs of the federal worker?
It's exhausting doing nothing and having queer parties.
Coloring.
We have coloring books and we post our arts on the walls.
How about just fired?
Yes, exactly.
If you've solved the problem, you are no longer necessary, sir.
It's obvious.
Bye-bye.
By the way, in case you were wondering, and the left doesn't even really argue this anymore, but we're talking about...
Border crossings down over 99%.
Yeah.
If you think that that's a propaganda, just hear it straight from the gay horse's mouth.
They're telling you they have nothing to do.
And they still can't be laid off or downsized.
You're paying for it!
Comment below.
You want to keep paying for it, or do you think?
I think a legitimate purview of government is to keep us safe.
But hey, if these people aren't needed, and it's nothing but a bunch of Folsom Street Fair parties at the DHS office, okay, it's time to get rid of them.
And if you want to help, hey, if you see anything out there, any fraud, any waste, any abuse, though I think it's probably consensual at DHS, any corruption, send us a tip.
LWCtips at pro...
Protonmail.com.
That's L-W-C-Tips.
Yeah, right there.
At Protonmail.com.
Our eyes and our ears are everywhere.
We have...
I'm not going to reveal it.
This has been Mud Club Undercover.
All right.
I don't know if that's fair, that segment.
That guy could have been just bragging about his coloring skills.
He could have.
You know, you're trying to get laid, you tell a girl, hey, I could stay within the lines.
Exactly.
Yes.
I know where my blues go, I know where my greens go, right, Gerald?
And I know all my colors.
That was low.
What?
He has a disability.
Okay.
What?
He's colorblind.
Oh, and he's gone.
I forgot.
I've got gone.
You forgot?
Yeah.
No, you know what, though?
Actually, you deserve it, because...
You and Johnny Boy were given tasks that were color-specific and never told me that you were colorblind for like three years.
Well, because I wanted to prove it to you, Stephen, not just tell you.
We had a color-coded system.
Yes.
And it never worked.
To me, it just looked like a system.
It was like a very inefficient system.
Yeah, a light.
Great.
Another light.
What's that supposed to mean?
Well, you have to communicate, Gerald.
All right.
Speaking of communication, turns out that communication is kind of key when you're dealing with foreign relations.
And I want you to keep this in mind.
We've had people in our offices, largely the White House, the West Wing, who have approached issues entirely with the perspective of, well, What can we do legislatively?
What can we force people to do?
How can we use the never-ending supply of taxpayer dollars to solve this issue?
Hey, here's a novel idea.
How about approaching some of these international conflicts like Ukraine-Russia as a business person where you have to take into account selfish motives and a mutually beneficial interest?
It's time for Insane in the Ukraine.
Insane in the Ukraine.
All right.
It's really him.
I'm going to let the left speak for themselves and then show you what's happened today.
You obviously know about the mineral rights deal.
But it's still important to hold the left accountable, just like we did when they would say, yeah, how about the price of eggs?
How about the price of eggs?
We're going to keep bringing that up.
Because the left, they never actually, I should say very rarely actually, win an argument or vindicate it.
They just move on.
So, we're going to sort of establish this with a little bit of then and now.
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So, let's go to then.
Very nice.
The left was saying this, and they'll move on to something else.
Donald Trump is the worst negotiator of all time, and remember, he's going to abandon Ukraine and give it over to Russia.
That's clearly what's happening.
Trump is not only not the best negotiator, he's maybe the worst negotiator.
The unfortunate thing here is that Donald Trump is negotiating basically on behalf of Russia.
But maybe it's not fair to judge Trump's negotiating skills based on the Ukraine war.
He didn't start that war.
We all know Ukraine did by wearing that province.
You knew what you were doing, Ukraine, when you sashayed your pretty little Donbass all around.
He looks like Mickey needs to cut his eye.
After saying to Russia, well, what if we divide it where you get everything?
Putin just kept f***ing bombing.
And Trump is now reduced from the world's greatest negotiator to, Oh, okay.
That sounds really bad.
It does.
Just give it all over to Russia.
Do nothing.
I mean, don't take into account the many, many, I mean, pledge $150 billion, depending on the numbers you use at this point.
But that brings us to now.
This way.
This way.
Son of a...
I have to reverse it.
I was right.
I need to trust myself.
Trust your God, Stephen.
Trust your God.
Trust your God.
Okay.
So now.
The United States, Ukraine, signed a landmark.
It's signed now.
It's done.
The mineral deal.
Ukraine and the U.S. on Wednesday signed an investment deal that will give the U.S. access.
To a key minerals deal after months of negotiations.
Thanks to President Trump's tireless efforts to secure a lasting peace, I am glad to announce the signing of today's historic economic partnership agreement between the United States and Ukraine, establishing the United States Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund.
This partnership allows the United States to invest alongside to unlock Ukraine's growth assets.
Mobilize American talent, capital, and governance standards that will improve Ukraine's investment climate and accelerate Ukraine's economic recovery.
Today's agreement signals clearly to Russian leadership that the Trump administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free, sovereign, and prosperous Ukraine over the long term.
Are you, like, proactively anti-fun?
It's not fair.
He's paralyzed from the neck down.
Would I have an egg on my...
Well, you know what?
Charles Krauthammer...
Was actually paralyzed and was far more entertaining than that man.
Yes, way more engaging.
Listen, that guy's very smart and I like hearing what he has to say, but just in very short snippets.
That's actually my comedy coach.
Yes.
Learned everything from him.
So for those of you who haven't brushed up on this yet, all the references are available.
Link in the description as we do every single show.
I hope everyone else starts following suit, especially in the age of misinformation.
Let me sort of recap the deal.
This basically establishes, creates a joint fund between the United States and Ukraine.
That fund is going to invest in extraction of critical minerals, and by the way, also oil and gas, but critical minerals are pretty big.
It's sort of a weak spot for us.
For the first 10 years' profit, those are supposed to be reinvested in Ukraine, and the United States will get first right of refusal, basically meaning first dibs as it relates to investments that are involved or support mineral, rare earth extraction.
And I want to be really...
Clear here.
What's most important about this is this ties the United States, our interests, to the Ukraine, but it's not a blank check.
This is effectively a way of beginning to draw those lines for Russia without simply having to draw those lines and say, don't do it.
You better not.
Russia knows that we have an interest in this.
It creates an alliance.
It solves the issue, but is mutually beneficial.
Not all of them.
You add the nuclear plant deal to it, and guess what?
We'd be effectively done.
Yeah, and you end up doing a deal, potentially, if Russia still wants to do it with minerals over there.
And you've started to kind of help do something that most presidents don't do.
Most of the presidents go, look at the size of my military.
Here are sanctions.
Remember, you don't want the military to step into the sanctions, right?
And the countries get around the sanctions or they deal with the sanctions.
We obviously saw that with Iran, with Russia, with other countries throughout history.
Donald Trump says, here's an economic incentive.
And don't forget I have the military, which I use with precision most of the time, like taking out Soleimani, people like that.
That's a different thing.
He's using the economic incentives and power of the United States instead of just relying on the military.
That's why he's the no new wars president.
He's done a good job.
It doesn't mean he'll always be.
Well, and Josh had a great point, but I want to first read from the Treasury Secretary Scott Besson in a statement, something pretty important.
He said, to be clear, no state or person who financed or supplied the Russian war machine will be allowed to benefit.
From the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Now, I assume that's talking about, like, China, North Korea.
Yeah.
States like that.
But does it include states in the European Union that have been purchasing oil from Russia?
I know technically it's not, you know, it's not all Russian-owned oil.
Like, the Kremlin doesn't own the oil.
I get that.
But you're still fueling their economy.
You're still fueling the...
The war machine in a way.
I think it's a very good point.
It would be considered that if you were doing it to the U.S.?
Yep.
If you were buying U.S. missiles or U.S. products and you were fighting a war against somebody else, they would go, hey, why are you fueling the U.S. military industrial complex?
If nothing else, I would like them to clarify, and Donald Trump should use this as a leverage point, so that Europe has to answer for demanding we fund Ukraine while they spend far more money on Russian energy.
While simultaneously keeping us out of the deals.
Right.
Well, after Biden, trying to keep Donald Trump and his administration out of any peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, trying to prolong this war, I don't know, God knows for what reason.
And simultaneously, not making us their primary energy trading partner.
And Donald Trump even warned them about this before.
In his first term, he warned them about this.
At the UN, we've played against this before.
They laughed at him.
Exactly, they laughed at him.
It's like, guys, you saw this coming.
By the way, this is not a small thing.
This is $15 trillion potentially worth of minerals in Ukraine.
It also gives American companies first dibs.
Right.
So if the United States has that control, this is where it really materially benefits us.
And not just sending money overseas, our companies can go over there and do this kind of work and we get preferential treatment.
That's fantastic for us and great for Ukraine as well.
It sucks for Russia.
Here's the thing too.
It's also...
An approach that takes into account human nature.
Yeah.
Let me be clear about that.
I just, like, this is one thing where when Zelensky goes, we are not going to, you're going to do whatever Russia says unless you have the United States, okay?
And to be clear, this little tiny small nation, a place that most leftists couldn't point out on a map, Ukraine, guess what?
You don't exist anymore.
And the only way you get other nations to provide any type of protection is if you add something valuable.
All right, okay, what are you giving to the world?
That is worth protecting.
With Ukraine, pretty much just rare earth minerals.
That's it.
Okay, this is what you bring to the table.
This is what you offer.
That warrants some kind of protection.
Not just the demands, grandstanding, and a mock neck sweater saying, hey, we need to fund you, otherwise Russia's coming for us next.
Alright, you know what?
Oh, good.
We get it.
You add value through rare earth minerals.
We can work with you on that, and you need a little bit of protection because you haven't built up your military as you guys should have.
Also, this agreement has effectively put an end to Zelensky's notorious backroom mineral deals.
Yeah, those were...
Goodbye.
Is that a worm?
No, that's the lady from the Watch and React video.
After her cats were done with her?
The Ukraine Foreign Affairs Committee even said, you know, the more American economic interest in our country, the better the chances are for our survival.
I hope that this deal will open the way for Ukraine to receive more military assistance from the United States.
No.
Exactly.
Sorry, no.
And this is something that I want.
Sure, this helps the United States steer.
Ukraine's actions, right?
There are a lot of benefits here.
I hope that we move on to this nuclear deal.
That would be important.
That would probably solve, I'd say, about 90% of what's going on here without having to have some kind of a declaration of war.
But this is fundamentally different in an approach, whether you like it or not.
Please comment if you see it.
From Donald Trump, it's a business approach versus government.
How is, for example, Barack Obama or Joe Biden Who hasn't seen the private sector basically since he was a teenager.
How is he going to identify, all right, what is the mutually beneficial relationship here?
What are the selfish interests of Ukraine?
And is there a way that we can work within that that benefits us?
Think about this.
Joe Biden, Barack Obama, their entire life, their entire life has been writing checks where if they did it, In the business world, every single one of them, the Build Back Better, the giant stimulus infrastructure bill,
could bankrupt the company.
At no point have they had to take into account, hold on a second, we have finite resources, there's a give and take, what's the take?
They just write a blank check.
It's the first time you have a president going, okay, let's start off from, we know what you want, we know what you need, alright, what do we bring to the table?
And what do we need?
It is a true free enterprise mindset.
And ironically, for a country that was based on free enterprise, we haven't seen it as a function of government or at least a starting, gosh, in my lifetime.
It's just been a check and a check and a policy and a red line that isn't respected.
And then you foot the bill.
That's how you end up with this kind of debt.
Let's contrast.
Just to be really clear, put a finer point on how Biden and Barack Obama got the Ukrainians to do what they wanted.
I said, we're not going to give you the billion dollars.
They said, you have no authority.
You're not the president.
The president said, I said, call him.
I said, I'm telling you, you're not getting the billion dollars.
I said, you're not getting the billion.
I'm going to be leaving here, I think it was, what, six hours?
I looked, I said, I'm leaving in six hours.
If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.
Oh, son of a bitch.
Got fired.
And they put in place someone who was solid at the time.
Someone in place who wasn't going to be looking into Burisma?
Someone who's solid.
Someone who can be paid off.
Yes, exactly.
To protect your son and your business dealings.
Which, finding someone who is bribable in Ukraine, that is a tall order.
It's like finding the basketball player in China.
So there you go.
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I mean, how many murderers, parents, Cadillacs do you need to buy?
By the way, I say that all the time.
Sorry.
By the way, the media should be covering this as a huge win for peace.
It's a great step in the direction of peace.
They talked about this.
They gave him crap when the deal didn't get signed.
Zelensky overplayed his hand at the White House.
This should have been signed a while ago.
And this should have been weeks into the peace process, not, okay, now we finally have a deal.
And the media has said, okay, well, there's this deal.
And there's some of these problems with it.
It should be celebrated.
They're cheering on More death.
That is insane to me.
The left has no guiding principles.
No.
It's just orange man dead.
Yes, exactly.
Orange man dead.
The opposition, whoever it happens to be, and Trump happens to be the person they hate the most in history of the opposition.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't understand this.
By the way, an argument could be made that this was really, really what Putin didn't want.
Yeah.
Because you can see, as the mineral deal got closer to being finalized, that's where he ramped up attacks.
Yeah.
I'm not saying I can prove it, but there's definitely a strong correlation there.
If I happen to be Putin, I'd be going, I really don't want this to happen.
You don't want that to happen.
If Europe had signed this deal with them, the minerals deal, and come to some kind of a peaceful end to this, I would be applauding Europe.
Finally, you stood up and did your job.
Great job.
I'm not going to be cheering on them.
Oh, I can't believe they did it.
I mean, that's just going to follow.
They're just going to keep...
They should just keep killing each other.
Yeah, but if Europe did it, they would have no teeth.
I know, but I'm just saying, like...
Russia, they just show up one day, and Russia's in their...
Their mineral lot.
Like, what are you doing here?
I'm taking it now.
Well, please don't.
If Kamala Harris walked out of a negotiating room with a giant long table with Putin and Zelensky and then come to a peace deal, I would have applauded that because it stops this stupid war.
Yeah.
Well, she wouldn't be able to walk on her own two feet.
She'd be carried out because she's an alcoholic lush.
Well, she got them drunk, which is hard to do for a Russian.
Probably would have worked faster, though.
She probably would have got the job done faster, you know?
Yeah.
Don't.
Yes, exactly.
Especially if she was drunk and she combined it with cocaine.
Now, let's go on to...
Hey, speaking of...
I don't want to say speaking of black because we were talking about Kamala Harris.
I think it's too late.
I think you said it.
You don't want to be accused of anything for something you said out of context.
I want to make the case here, and I want this to be very...
Let's make this definitive.
Yeah, I'm going to stake my claim right here.
Donald Trump has never been seen as a racist.
He's been in the public eye for many, many decades.
He wasn't accused of racism.
People didn't believe he was racist.
No.
There was never even, like I said, a whiff of it until he ran for president.
And not only that, Donald Trump was embraced by the black community.
I'm going to make the case.
He was actually, I would argue, and you can maybe present me with someone else, but I don't think it exists.
I don't think the person exists.
I believe Donald Trump was the most embraced white guy figure by the black community as far as pop culture goes ever in my lifetime.
Comment below if you disagree with that statement.
There might be an exception, but I mean, I could count on one hand.
I can't think of any other super white guy who got as much praise, cameos, and was embraced by the black community.
But all of a sudden...
It all changed.
And so that brings us to this jumping off point.
You know, Philadelphia Eagles, the running back there, Saquon Barkley.
It's now a huge controversy that this man, who happens to be black, spent some time with the president of the United States.
What a nice guy he is.
I wanted to race him, but I decided not to do it.
That's clearly a joke.
Remember with Riley Gaines, we said, you know, but I'm still a man.
I would beat her in a swimming race.
He meant it.
He clearly didn't.
Look at the shape of his body.
Does he really think he's going to beat Riley Gaines?
Or that's what they would do to take this totally serious.
Right, yeah.
Well, look at him.
You think he's going to beat Saquon Barkley?
He's a Super Bowl winning player.
But they haven't bitten on this.
You know why?
Because the idea that Donald Trump could potentially beat Riley Gaines in a swimming match is still more plausible than a white guy beating Saquon in a race at all.
Some people are like, see, I think he means it.
He's delusional.
Whereas this is like, okay, white guy can't believe it.
To them for that matter, too.
I was going to do it, but I decided not to.
I didn't want to embarrass him.
Soar hammy.
I ran a 4.140 in college.
Oh, jeez.
Yeah, come on.
Didn't want to embarrass him.
He only ran 4.40.
It's pretty good.
Only two did it.
Me and that little colored fella, Cat Williams.
Oh, yeah.
Remember that?
So, he spent some time with Saquon.
All right.
Hey, you know the left two, they...
They want to bridge racial.
They want to heal the racial.
You know how they're going to solve the problem of slavery from generations ago?
By not allowing black guys and white guys to be friends.
Here's their response.
He's essentially being used kind of as a propaganda tool.
But once you make that decision, realize that people like you and I can be here on television to question whether or not where it is you truly stand by standing in.
aligning yourself with somebody who frankly has really done a lot and has a very long history of completely
Completely disrespecting people who look like you.
Because if you didn't play sports, if you were not a Super Bowl champion, if you were not Saquon Barkley, his reception of you would be a lot different.
One of the things I'm reminded of, there's a quote that's attributed to the Greek philosopher or the Greek politician, Pericles, where he says...
It's attributed to him.
It's similar words, paraphrasing.
He says, you may not be interested in politics, but that doesn't mean politics won't be interested in you.
I don't understand what that woman was saying.
Was she saying that the president should host losers?
Or just white people?
I don't know.
I think she was saying that if you didn't rush for 2,000 yards and win the Super Bowl, then...
He wouldn't care about you.
Oh, okay.
If he were just a regular black person, he would hate you.
I get it, I get it.
But then they said that he hosted a losing swimmer, Riley Gaines.
Why is she even there?
She just lost.
Because of a tranny, but okay.
By the way, Saquon addressed this on X, I think pretty well here.
He said, LOL, some people are really upset because I played golf and flew to the White House with the president.
Maybe I just respect the office.
Not a hard concept to understand.
Just golfed with Obama not too long ago and look forward to finishing my round with Trump.
Now you get out my mentions with all this politics and have an amazing day.
Great!
Classy guy.
Yes, he is.
This is what Colin Kaepernick, who wishes he would have a career like this man.
Of course.
This is what it was about.
It wasn't one man's protest who knew nothing about the history of this country.
It was the media emboldening it.
It was the media undergirding it.
The media lifting it up to the point that we now have a black national anthem while they condemn a successful black athlete who's not making a statement, who's merely being friendly.
And I want to tell you how pernicious, or at least showcase this type of racism is from the left.
Before his 2016 run, Donald Trump was never even.
I know you'll find a few people who complain.
The man was a friend to black celebrities.
He would appear on black talk shows on a regular basis.
He made cameos on our biggest black shows in the 90s.
Movies.
And there is not a single figure I can think of, certainly a white figure, In the hip-hop community, precisely by black artists.
This is a long montage.
If I missed one, you let me know.
we just want to drive this point home.
back. I'm gonna be paid like I'm okay.
I'm just trying to get rich like Trump.
Trump change.
Trump change.
Nah, Trump change.
Rather not Trump change.
I'm talking Donald Trump change.
I'm talking Steve.
You know, I'm talking.
Richest nigga in my hood.
Call me Donald Trump.
Trump. Well, I'm the ghetto's answer to Trump.
I'm cancer to the Hamptons.
Got a big billboard out of Madison.
Had the Trump and you bitches had the Radisson.
I'm back with the funk, chum.
You want funk?
How many loves?
I got spunk.
I'm well known like Donald Trump.
I might pull a rack and get ratchet, but I'll be Donald Trump and these hoes.
Might just wipe my ass with they savings.
I'll be Donald Trump and these hoes.
I'm trying to stuff until I can't fit no more.
I'm talking Donald Trump level.
I started out broke.
Got rich.
Lost paper.
Then made it back.
Like Trump being up, down, up.
Play with cash.
Trying to flip the word.
Make the block up.
Boys in the hood.
Call me black Donald Trump.
For reference, and all references available, he was mentioned...
By all of the artists I'm about to list, Young Jock, that was It's Going Down, 2006, Nelly, Country Grammar, 2000, Ice Cube, both in I Gotta Say What's Up, 1990, and Three Strikes You In, 1998, E40, Trump Change in 98,
Red Man, Defunct in 92, Old Dirty Bastard, Protect Your Neck to the Zoo in 95, Shoddy Lo and Lola Monroe, Boss Bitch in 2010.
Ray Schrimmerd, I don't know, I'm not familiar.
Up Like Trump in 2014.
Meek Mill, Off the Corner in 2014.
Jay-Z, Hubba Interlude in 99. Nas, Locomotive 2012.
Young Yeezy Trump in 2011.
Juicy J, Shootin' 2013.
DJ Khaled and Nicki Minaj, I Wanna Be With You.
Big Sean, Get It 2011.
But it's not just the hip-hop community who don't typically embrace white supremacists.
He was also friends with Oprah.
Appearing on her show eight times, guest starred in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, the single biggest black sitcom of that era, declared Arsenio Hall the winner of The Celebrity Apprentice, who sucks, and he was even featured as the keynote speaker with noted racist Reverend Jesse Jackson.
This sounds like political presidential talk to me, and I know people have talked to you about whether or not you want to run.
Would you ever?
Probably not, but I do get tired of seeing the country ripped off.
Why would you not?
I just don't think I really have the inclination to do it.
I love what I'm doing.
I really like it.
Also, it doesn't pay as well.
No, it doesn't.
But I do get tired of seeing what's happening with this country.
And if it got so bad, I would never want to rule it out totally, because I really am tired of seeing what's happening with this country, how we're really making other people live like kings, and we're not.
Hey, Mr. Trump.
Hey, how you doing?
Will Smith, hey, listen, you are getting a great house here.
And this is quite a deal you're getting for, too.
Look, I tell you what, doing another 50 grand, I cut the grass for you every Saturday.
Thank you for ruining my life!
Ashley!
What did you do?
Everybody's always blaming me for everything.
When I ran for the presidency in 84 and 88, and many others thought it was either laughable or something to avoid, he came to our business meeting here in New York because he has this sense of the curious.
And a will to rest and make things better.
He's a serious person who is an effective building of people.
Donald Trump, for a few minutes, challenges and opportunities to embrace the underserved communities.
Donald Trump.
We have the aforementioned Mr. Donald Trump and the winner, Arsenio Hall.
He was crowned the winner of the Celebrity Apprentice last night.
Good morning to both of you.
Arsenio, I know you're really excited about this.
Congratulations.
I mean, when I was a kid, I entered a contest.
I was a magician.
That's why me and Penn Jillette had such things in common.
I was second in the contest.
Coming to America, I'm the second lead.
Competed in Late Night, Johnny Carson the King, I was always second.
But you know what?
This morning, I'm number one.
I forgot, also, first Apprentice winner, non-celebrity Apprentice, was Omarosa.
Omarosa.
Who I didn't like at all, but hey.
Yeah, but not because she's black.
No, not because she's black.
Because she was kind of bitchy.
Yes.
So, the point is, black Americans, they've embraced...
Let me ask you this.
Let's cut through the...
Does anyone really think Donald Trump's a racist?
And it's against who?
They tried to sell the Mexican thing, but then, particularly when you look at Gen Z...
It's even worse for liberals.
More Gen Z Latinos would vote Trump.
If they determined the electoral map, Gen Z Latinos, it'd be over 400 electoral votes.
It wouldn't even be close.
So obviously they don't buy it.
And unfortunately, when a black man like Saquon doesn't buy it, you got to do the uncle.
Does anyone out there actually think this guy is a racist?
And if so, hey, when did it change?
Why did it change?
It's not just the TV appearances.
It's not just being embraced by the community.
African Americans, and I hate that term, they embraced, they were the primary market for most of President Trump's consumer goods, like Trump vodka, Trump steaks, and of course, Trump pimpcoats.
It was one of those that was, what are you doing there, Toolman?
You missed the Photoshop.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Are you high?
He's drinking Trump vodka.
He's drinking Trump purple drink.
Do you have a stroke?
Maybe.
It'll get you there.
And who's to say he wasn't out there on that golf course talking about race relations?
They probably weren't.
They probably weren't.
They were just probably chopping it up, saying, guy talk, locker room talk.
Yeah, guy talk, locker room talk.
But who's to say he's not out there going, hey, I didn't like what you did about this.
I didn't like what you said about this person or how you handled this situation.
And Trump goes, maybe you're right.
Maybe I was a little...
I was a little too forthright with that.
Immediately, how could you even talk to him?
You went out and played golf.
You were in the same room as him?
You smiled with him?
You know what else?
You know who was zero parts offended at the grab him by the pussy comment?
Black men in America.
How do I know?
Grab any hip-hop album that you can find.
You'll hear worse.
And it's a brag.
Just to be clear.
Yeah, what were you about to say there, News?
I was just going to say, and honestly, to kind of the opposite point, I'd hope they weren't talking about it, because there's the whole Morgan Freeman clip where he says, you know, just stop talking about it.
That's how you make it go away.
It's like, if we just interact like normal human beings to each other, it stops.
I actually think that Donald Trump is a really good example of how to interact with people from other races.
He's not colorblind.
If you go and watch The Apprentice...
He would treat them just like everybody else.
He would step them down and go, no, look, you failed.
You've got to take responsibility.
Or he would tell them that he liked what they did.
You could not, if you were to just read a transcript and take away the names, like Omarosa and Raekwon, whatever it is.
He took that out.
You would not be able to discern who he was speaking, the race of the person with whom he was speaking, outside of if it ever came up.
Where you address the relevant details.
Hey, weren't we also told that golf had some kind of a glass ceiling for a racial ceiling for black people, but Tiger Woods kind of broke through half of it?
Yeah, he did.
Now you got a black man playing golf on the golf course with the president.
I don't even know.
By the way, that's also the same sport where our president was almost shot.
Hey, guess what else earns him street cred with black guys, dummies?
Half the hip-hop artists out there Literally wish they could write the backstory of being shot and getting up and chanting fight, fight, fight.
Some have written false ones.
Yes, exactly.
That's true.
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I actually would love to have him on the show.
James Carville has talked a lot of trash.
He's wanted to break David's hog in half for a while.
Yeah.
But I believe this is the first time That these forces have collided in the same program or in the same room where they've communicated together.
Carville, Hogg, let's let them have tryouts.
And you said that members of the DNC should sue him for doing this since James is since David is a member of the party leadership.
He is the.
Bye. Bye.
Bye.
And you said that members of the DNC should sue him for doing this since David is a member of the party leadership.
He is the vice chairman.
I just love that while...
Let's start it again from the beginning and just watch James Carville's face.
And he's like, this little bastard right here.
No.
This boy, this kind of boy deveined the shrimp.
It's the best part.
I also think that Carville's in bed.
Yes, he is.
Yeah.
Doesn't it look like he's in, like, a hotel bed?
Yeah, that's how little respect he has for David Hogg.
I just woke up doing a hat.
I just woke up at one hand in time.
I'm about to still kick this little Hogg boy's ass.
Squill, piggy!
Squill from him, boy!
Hogg season's open.
All right.
All right.
Let's just watch it.
You can see his face is exhausted that he has to deal with someone this dumb.
And you said that members of the DNC should sue him for doing this since...
David is a member of the party leadership.
He is the vice chairman.
I think he's the vice chair.
Yeah, he's the vice chair.
Let me be very specific.
I think it is abominable that an official of a political party who is being paid or supported by that political party to go out and raise money to defeat members of the same party.
I think that's a jackassery of the highest level.
Oh, man, I wanted to see David Hogg's response.
I can't imagine it was good.
We have it?
We have to.
Well, I do know that we have some more clips, but maybe we'll just run.
What?
He is in a hotel bed.
He might be in front of it, but still.
Close enough.
Looks like he's adjusted, yeah.
I wanted to be in an appropriate setting for Mr. Hogstatch, and that's why I went for La Quinta.
Now, we're going to wrap this up pretty quick.
I got room service coming in.
I'm going to deliver our whole plate full of coffee.
Yeah, right.
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