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May 27, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
01:02:48
Why The Left is Crashing with Young Men & The Stupid Plan to Fix It
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After your break this Memorial Day, don't say Happy Memorial Day.
I hope nobody said that, because people will read you the riot act, and I think that's silly.
No one's saying, hey, happy dead soldiers.
They're saying, I hope you have a good day honoring them.
But that's besides the point.
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Of course, we welcome the Bongino Army, now many of you coming in from Vince, which comes from Vincente in Latin, and all the Romance languages are based in Latin, which translates roughly to, I am rubber, you are glue.
But they don't finish the phrase in Latin, which is weird, so it's just a saying that doesn't, I don't know, who am I to question?
The basis of all modern languages.
Today, we are going to be remembering the brave Saint George Floyd, because that's what's going around.
And we're going to give you all of the information that the media maybe hasn't filled you in on, and a few extra tidbits that will be grossly offensive.
Also, the Democrats right now, they're planning and they're spending a lot of money to win back young men.
They realize that they have lost young men.
That's a phrase that's coming out of my mouth.
It's almost hard to believe because I'm from the millennial generation where, of course, everything was by default left.
Young men, particularly young Hispanic men, hate Democrats and they still can't figure out why.
Might I suggest the Democrat Party include pictures of some quite firm breasts.
Also, Donald Trump, President Trump, is going to be taking on Apple, bringing some manufacturing back.
There's good, there's bad, but mostly good.
Let's go on with the show.
Hey, Josh, what are you doing?
Trying to work on an American financing bit.
I haven't had any luck finding anything.
We gotta do two a week.
And why are you making a sound?
It's a cyber truck.
It's electric.
That's your point.
That's a good point.
Two a week?
That's insane.
Yeah, you got any ideas?
I'm full of ideas.
Like a tuxedo.
You're wearing a tuxedo and you sing a song.
Did it.
That's right, we did do that.
How about, okay, a bad loan shark who's giving out bad loans.
Did that.
Okay.
Okay, what if there's like a ghost of bad loans past, kind of like a Dickens sort of story?
Yeah, we did that.
No shit, we did that?
Yeah.
Yeah, you loved it, I remember.
I definitely didn't love it if we did it.
Yeah, no, you said I was Dickens reincarnated.
No, most of it must have been forgettable.
American financing.
Okay, what do they do?
They save customers an average of $800 a month.
That's good.
What else?
No upfront costs.
No hidden fees.
That's good.
Okay, what else?
What do we got?
They'll even let borrowers delay up to two mortgage payments.
Two mortgage payments?
Yeah.
That's actually pretty incredible.
Yeah.
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Nothing.
It's just good business.
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We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
There you go.
Glad to be with you.
That's the sound of Tuesday.
Because we weren't here Monday.
Nice.
Which was a surprise to me.
I didn't know, because there was one spot on time where I just worked every day.
Yeah.
That's what leads to burnout.
Yeah, it can kind of happen, but then you have every single day.
I was like, go work the mines, bitch.
Now.
Well, they just died.
That's true.
That's true.
Burnout is death.
I saw October sky.
Question of the day.
How did you honor St. George Floyd over the weekend?
There was a period of time where we kind of had to tiptoe around it, but now we're not going to.
And the reason for that is he's a horrible person.
It's a live show.
Weekdays, 11 a.m. Eastern.
I tipped my bartender in fake 20s.
Did you?
Nice.
Nice.
A cup of soup?
No, it was a bar.
It was cup of soup, cup of soup, I think.
Cup of soup, cup of soup.
Which also just tells you the kind of clientele.
It's not even a bowl.
Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you?
Doing good.
Better than George Floyd.
Hey, now, that's too much.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Even when he was alive.
Yeah, I don't think so.
I don't know.
You ever been on a speedball?
You feel invincible.
I don't remember that Gerald Morgan statue.
No, neither do I. Unless it's one with a guy holding his knee going, ow, ow.
I guess I'll transfer to business.
I'll transfer to business, Mr. Notre Dame.
I'll take my free education.
Yeah, continue to give me crap for that.
Friday, Saturday, June 20th and 22nd at Helium Comedy Club in Indy.
Indianapolis, they call it.
Mr. Firestein, how are you doing?
I'm good, I'm good.
You know, I flew back from another show on Sunday.
Yeah.
That's the day, yeah, Sunday.
They sell a cup of soup on the plane.
Nice!
Yeah, I didn't realize that I should use one of those George Floyd 20s.
Yeah, well, they offer chicken noodle, they have beef flavored, and also speedball.
Oh!
Yeah, that's why I'm using the lavatory.
Yes, exactly.
So hot, can't breathe.
Okay.
Speaking of honoring those, except in this case, who actually matter?
remember it was Memorial Day.
Well, on Memorial Day, the Chicago mayor, who looks like a failed megachurch pastor, Brandon Johnson, wished his citizens, not a He wished them, and I know what you're thinking, we're in the United States.
Sure.
A happy Africa Day.
Hello, I am Mayor Brandon Johnson, and I am proud to join you in recognizing and celebrating Africa Day.
Why?
The continent of Africa is made up of 1.2 billion people with diverse countries full of rich traditions, cultures and heritage.
The African diaspora can be found in cities and countries around America.
the globe.
Name me one good one.
And right here in Chicago, our proud African communities have made indelible contributions Let us take a moment to celebrate the achievements of the people of Africa.
Go ahead.
Progress made by African nations and the traditions and cultures that they have shared with us.
And let us also show them that we will embrace and support them as they continue to overcome and face their challenges head on.
Themselves.
Thank you.
And happy African Day, everyone.
Overcome.
You mispronounced overpower.
Yes.
My challenge is he meant running water.
Yes.
Plumbing.
So in honor of Africa Day.
Electricity, things like that.
Yeah, you know.
Here are five fun facts about Africa.
All references available.
Link in the description as every day.
Key fact number one.
In 1981, Mauritania, a Muslim country in North Africa, was the last country to ban slavery.
I know you thought, hey, didn't the Civil War?
No, no, no.
Up until 1981.
And even then, I know you're thinking, okay, so there's no more slavery.
They still have at least 7 million slaves in Africa.
Well, you know, it takes time.
Mauritania, by the way.
Oh, what did I say?
Mauritania?
Whatever.
Correct me.
Hit me with the Mauritania?
Mauritania.
I was thinking Mauritania.
You made it harder than you did.
I've only ever read it on a map.
I've never heard it pronounced, and I don't care about it.
I didn't know it existed.
Yep.
Neither did I. Maybe if they had more slaves, I would know about it.
Oh, wow.
Key fact number two, 67% of people on Earth with HIV live in sub-Saharan Africa.
Oh, wow.
Oh, very nice.
Good for them.
Fast fact, or fun fact, I should say.
Number three.
2023, The Atlantic wrote that a war in Congo which killed millions...
Huh.
Thanks, Congo.
Like, cooler in temperature or cooler in hip?
Both.
Like, hey, they were nerds in the Congo.
They got rid of all those dorks.
He has a graph calculator.
Quick, kill his bloodline.
Fun fact number four, there are 28 wars raging in Africa right now.
Yeah, something, something colonialism.
Fast fact number five, one in three adults in sub-Saharan Africa can't read or write.
That's not you.
Well, they're missing their eyes and arms.
And here's the thing.
I know, look, you would say that, hey, we're not allowed to do this.
This is racist.
Yes.
The entire continent of Africa, and it being a cesspool of filth and sadness where dreams and freedoms go to die.
We know, it's not beyond us, that it is entirely the fault of white colonizers.
Here is what the continent of Africa would look like if it had not been colonized.
We interrupt this broadcast to bring you some breaking news.
This went viral this weekend.
What a fast train.
Oh, it's Elder Scrolls.
Another beautiful day in paradise.
No one's there, huh?
*Pink* *Loud laughter*
The whole country.
Yes!
So, hold on.
What were you about to say?
So in this idea of non-colonized Africa, they're the most advanced civilization on Earth, but the music he's listening to is still drums and leaves?
Yes, yes.
Yeah, well, here's the thing, too.
It's like, they'll say, oh, there's not a place in Africa that hasn't been touched by colonialism.
Okay, but before that, like their entire history, before that, can we go to before that?
Also, why would it be this beacon of peace and freedom if...
So hold on a second.
The countries that were colonized by superior nations as far as technology, as far as developments, I mean, the Romans had aqueducts.
They would be further along the trail than the countries who, because of their lack of advancement, were able to colonize them.
Let's go to one example.
Ethiopia, never colonized.
One of the poorest countries in the world.
600,000 deaths.
From war since 2020, you contrast it with South Africa, probably the most colonized, the richest country in Africa.
And now, of course, they're trying to get rid of everything that they would view as the remnants of colonialism.
Yeah, but Ethiopia has brought us some of our favorite places to get food poisoning.
This is true.
I particularly like their spongy bread.
Oh, I've never had it.
I love my bread soft and soggy like it's been taken from a dumpster.
With mold.
Yes.
It's Indian food, but with soft, spongy bread.
Ah, no.
It's not bad.
How long can you blame colonialism for all of your problems?
Forever, Gerald.
I mean, I blamed colonialism for the bad things going on in my marriage.
Two weeks ago I got locked up and I was like, oh, colonialists.
Bastards.
Maybe they would have accidentally left some tools around that would have advanced your society.
I don't know.
Is there a good colonizer and a bad colonizer?
Yes, actually there is.
And the bad ones are the French.
Before the Romans got there, there's a good argument.
The argument could be made that Egypt could have eventually colonized the entire continent of Africa, right?
It's like they built the pyramids and then we're done with life.
Like, they're just like, ah, we're done.
Yeah.
Hey, what should we do with our most precious river, the Nile?
Let's throw it into...
Let's make it raw sewage.
Isn't this one of the natural wonders of the world?
Let's fill that sucker up.
Yes, let's fill it up with Cool Ranch Doritos bags.
Yeah, Cool Ranch Doritos bags.
That was a little too on the road.
That's some product placement on the Sphinx.
Yeah.
Just says, do the do.
Oh, it's a Mountain Dew commercial.
I thought it was a wonder.
So, question, how did you celebrate Africa Day?
Don't say gang violence.
Damn it.
Move on to...
This is a slow...
take our answers.
It's a slower news day and So that means we're going to have...
I also love how the Sovali pirates, I love how they couldn't, you know, leather neck comes from, I was with David Barton and he showed me the actual leather necks that they put on the Marines, because they were decapitating them.
And a leather turtleneck screwed their whole plan.
How are we going to conquer?
They have slightly thicker padding around their neck.
Uncle!
Not only that, they didn't find a workaround.
They were like, oh, we had one try.
Yeah.
All we were good at was beheading.
That was our thing.
You've taken that from us.
All the greats have the calling cards.
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Let's go on to this now.
George Floyd.
Come on.
So over the weekend, Shut up.
No.
Wow.
I'll talk until Stephen talks.
And you guys know we covered this at length, and the story that you had been sold was not the...
I mean, we showed you the entire footage of him being arrested, being in the police car, asking to be taken out.
They opened the windows.
They gave him air conditioning.
You know about his criminal rap.
All of that.
That doesn't change the fact that over the weekend, America mourned the loss of one of...
It's always Jr.
At the Minneapolis intersection where George Floyd was murdered five years ago, a community commemorating its loss.
It wasn't much of a loss for the community.
We cannot remain the same after what we have experienced here.
And yet there's so much resistance to change.
Well, you burn down your city, people become a little resistant.
Is that Target?
It is a Target.
Watch this.
Watch this.
It's a Biden rally.
Dozens of people.
If we don't make changes now, I don't know if we're ever going to.
So step down.
It's all that sense of urgency.
And five and a half years later, recognizing that the change that we want to see has not come.
And you know what, before I move on here, let me ask you this real question.
The left uses this to say, hey, we don't change now, we need to change.
What change?
Can you answer me?
What change?
Seriously, what change?
You want the police to not.
So we know what changes we've made.
Catch and release.
Right.
Talk about cash bail.
No cash bail where people are.
Okay, what changed?
Oh, well, police shouldn't have guns.
They should have tasers.
Okay, but then you don't want them to have tasers.
You don't want them to be able to use chokeholds.
You don't want them to be able to kneel.
So we've changed police.
Defunding the police, which of course was a disaster anywhere that it was tried.
Genuine question.
What change would have stopped a serial violent offender drug addict from meeting his demise through the consequences of his own actions?
And this is why it matters.
People say, oh, the guy's dead, can't you?
No!
No, because this was the basis for the billions of dollars in damages.
This was the basis for the defund the police.
This was the basis for Chaz for CHOP.
This was the basis for Black Lives Matter and the swindling of people who didn't know any better.
This was the basis for that.
So let me ask you this.
George Floyd, look at the scenario.
Okay, what changes would you make?
Genuine question, what changes can be made in this country to avoid that again without just becoming...
That being said, no one's all bad.
And it's the in-betweens that really tell the story of who you are.
So we want to give you some of the in-betweens.
Is that how they started the court case?
Yes, on George Floyd.
Some fun facts on George Floyd.
Fun fact number one.
You may not know this.
His cooking skills.
So during the testimony at Derek Chauvin's trial, Floyd's brother highlighted the culinary skills of one Mr. George Floyd Jr.
He used to make the best banana mayonnaise sandwiches, and he used to make syrup sandwiches.
Because George couldn't cook, he couldn't boil water.
Huh.
So it's a one-page cookbook.
He couldn't boil water.
I might have held that one back.
This is like...
No, and this is what they call a character witness.
He wasn't even there.
At the actual incident.
He was just there to build up George Floyd.
Like, yeah, man, he's a great guy.
I mean, he couldn't boil water, couldn't put...
But he made some mayonnaise and syrup sandwiches.
That boy loved mayonnaise and syrup sandwiches.
You ain't never had a better mayonnaise and syrup sandwich than George Floyd.
Banana.
I never want to hear a black person call a white person a mayonnaise fiend ever again.
No, that's done.
What are you about to say, Niddles?
You never had the opportunity to discover fire.
No.
Colonizers.
At what point do you say, think about this for a second.
And I don't cook for him.
I grill.
Okay?
I have never actually put together an entire meal myself, like, in my house.
I've done some things, like, I'll do some things in the oven, but as far as, like, this dish going, this pan, this pot, and I'll grill some meat, and I'll make some rice, and that's about as much as I can do.
And I really know my way around a barbecue.
That being said, how lazy and how little of an effort would you have to be applying throughout your life to not know how to boil water?
Don't tell me poverty.
Cavemen could boil water.
That's the boon of mankind, by the way.
When we learned we could cook meat.
Yes.
When we learned that we wouldn't have to just roll the dice and risk food poisoning or not.
Fire means food is now edible.
It's sanitary.
He didn't know how to boil water.
Just make it hot.
Put it in the microwave.
You really don't have to do much.
You put water in a container and then add heat.
If it's not boiling, more hot.
Hot over something hot.
There are electric kettles.
There's a microwave.
If there's a dumpster fire like we saw all across the town.
Use one of those.
Eventually, it's going to heat up and boil.
It's easier to make water boil than it is to make it freeze.
Yes, it is.
You know, he was mourned by a lot of people in the community who didn't know about him whatsoever until this was ginned up to be a national controversy.
He was given quite an elaborate funeral where Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry broke down in what some would say.
Were not really proportional tears to the occasion.
Joy comes in the world.
Ah, he's laughing.
Joy comes in the world.
Joy comes in the world.
And the reason he's laughing is because Floyd was buried in yes, an actual golden casket.
On brand.
It's crazy that it hasn't been dug up yet.
I'm serious.
I literally can't believe it.
It's not real gold.
To be fair, the funeral was quite touching.
Mayor Fry was not the only one crying at the gaudy golden casket.
Wanna go tree climbing, Big D?
His face hurts.
And where's his speedball?
He can't breathe without his speedball.
Put his speedball in.
Give him his speedball!
That's so much worse than it was in my head.
Can we edit me laughing at it out?
It's a stimulant.
It opens airwaves.
It's like bronchitis.
Primateens.
Fun fact number three.
George Floyd had an uncanny ability to bridge racial divides.
On June 9th, 2020, the date of his funeral, Representative Dan Crenshaw, a favorite, posted, Rest in peace, George Floyd.
You should be with us today.
So see, he's creating common ground.
Well, not like with us.
Not like with me personally, but you should definitely still be out there.
I don't know.
Don't speak for Dan.
He can speak for himself.
Open your eyes, pal.
Fun fact number four.
I'm not going to apologize like that kid from SNL.
George's never-say-quit attitude.
That is something we really appreciate about him.
You know what?
When people said, hey, hey, probably not a good idea.
He said, you cannot put your boundaries and constraints on me.
I think I can, I think I can, I think I can do lethal amounts of drugs.
Because he had an amazing amount of drugs in his system.
His fentanyl levels in his system were 16.6 nanograms per milliliter.
The meth was 19 nanograms per milliliter.
Lethal doses can be as low as 3.5.
That's a super speedball.
Yeah.
Fentanyl can be just 3.5.
And so he was many, many, many, many times over.
But that had nothing to do with an untimely death.
As any medical professional, Would have obviously been able to notice and treat him before things got out of control.
We know that, but it doesn't happen in underserved areas.
Also, that would never happen here because, as Tool Man knows, we hired a new nurse and he has his own way of doing things.
Let's check your oha!
If it makes you happy...
Come aboard!
Hey, I, uh, I think I need either athletic wrap or ibuprofen.
Well, easy there, boy.
First you'll be needing a diagnosis.
No, no, no, that's fine.
I think I just sprained my ankle.
Well, why don't you leave the doctor into me?
Don't worry, I'm a trained professor.
I'm just testing your reflexes.
Bye.
And the good news is your power!
That's exactly how a man gone mad with scurvy would react.
No, I don't have scurvy.
I just sprained my ankle.
Agreed.
You'll hear no qualms from me, boy.
Looks like we'll have to amputate.
Where's me room?
What's that over there?
That's one of those new ass-it-me-fan pills, but I warn you, there's no rum in it.
Can you hear that, boy?
No, it's the sound of the sirens!
We mustn't listen!
You mustn't listen, sweet Tiffany!
No, I called the cops on you.
Why would you do that?
Because you're practicing without a license.
A mutiny.
What?
That's alright.
I respect it.
Don't hate the pirate.
Hate the seas.
Thanks.
*Raping*
Let's check your hoo-ha.
He really wants to check that hoo-ha.
The thing is, he does have a license.
That's the scariest part.
Yeah, they let him go.
He's still there.
Where did he get it?
He helped me.
Cleared it right up.
I had a planter's wart on my foot.
Number five.
Fastback number five.
St. George Floyd Jr.'s impact, of course, on his community, which will be felt, really, for many, many, many years to come.
And by that, I mean 1,500 businesses destroyed, $500 million in damages, just really in his home state alone in the Twin Cities.
And if you just look at the black communities who, of course, rallied around them, 334 storefronts in the largely black area of Lake Street, Minneapolis, they were boarded up within one year after the riots.
Well, within a year, and then I think, I don't know if they were being looted afterwards, I know within one year there was 300-something businesses that had been boarded up.
You had black businesses being looted nationwide.
As a matter of fact, one could argue.
That they were probably the victims who most felt the consequences.
Nationwide, you're looking at billions of dollars in damages, thousands of casualties.
And if you go to a lot of these neighborhoods, they still haven't recovered.
So you can thank the Kang, St. George Floyd.
And you need to remember this, too.
Those are just, you know, the in-betweens.
But this is a guy, George Floyd.
And I always say this, too.
Remember when we always thought that when the police body cam footage came out?
We thought once police have body cameras, you're going to see...
You're going to see the cops pulling people over and berating them.
You actually see far fewer stories now.
Oh, yeah.
My dad told me about that.
When they first came out, my dad's a police officer, and I asked him, I said, how does this make you feel?
Does it make you, like, uncomfortable that now you got it?
He's like, no, I'm actually happy.
Right.
Most guys I know are happy because it's always he said, she said.
No one ever wants to believe the cop.
They always want to believe that we're doing something bad.
We're doing something nefarious.
Yep.
And now we got the footage on it and it's like, oh no, look, he did this.
Well, this doesn't exist in a vacuum.
Let me ask you, if there was a situation like a George Floyd where a man died in police custody who had not been a violent criminal.
Who did not, for example, commit armed robbery with a child present in the house?
Who did not commit multiple counts of theft, trespassing, drug possession, potentially distributing drugs?
who didn't do any of those things, if there was a single example...
Don't you think the left would use that?
In a heartbeat, dude, right?
And we were told that that's what it was.
We were told, in other words, when they say, hey, we need change.
The change is predicated on this idea of we have an epidemic of driving while black being shaken down and black men being beaten by cops, period.
But why don't we have any examples of that?
We have to go to George Floyd.
Okay.
Let's say it's a gray area.
Mike Brown knocked over a local bodega, liquor store, whatever you want to call it, then reached for Darren Wilson's gun and punched him in the head.
Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, go through them.
And at best, you argue, well, this is someone who was clearly in the process of committing a crime or who had a very long criminal history and things maybe went sideways.
If there was a single example of what we have been told is the pandemic, meaning the Instead, we have George Floyd.
And that is the reason for the change.
But instead of the change, what do we get?
We got riots nationwide.
wide, you can thank George Floyd and those who want to keep the lie alive.
*Piano plays*
*Piano plays* They ended up being more dramatic than funny, we thought, but here's the thing.
It gives you an A or B. Hey, this is what George Floyd would have wanted, in which case he's a horrible person, or this has nothing to do with George Floyd, in which case your communities are filled with horrible people.
And by your communities, I mean largely black cities in this country that are egged on by Democrat mayors, in many cases, black mayors.
These are places that have been controlled.
So is it what he would have wanted?
What does that tell you about George Floyd?
Or are you acting on your own behalf?
What does that say about you?
Fun fact, too, we know that George Floyd didn't die from a knee to the neck, not just because of the he said, she said in court, but because George Clooney said that if the lawyer, I believe representing Derek Chauvin, was willing to allow a man to kneel on his neck for the same amount of time as George Floyd, that he would personally, he would personally campaign.
For Chauvin to be not guilty.
Well, I did it, and I showed you.
Okay, all right.
Timer down.
Kneel.
Kneel.
Kneel on my neck.
Here, shoulder.
Pause the timer.
Seven.
It's very nice.
Seven just relieved yourself.
Five.
Oh, five.
Four.
We're almost there.
Four.
Three.
Two.
Two.
One.
One.
And now we beat it by two seconds.
Happy New Year.
All right, Token Allen, get off.
So you guys let me know how, how, how.
Which one is a bigger lie?
That and Black Lives Matter as a whole or COVID that you ran through?
Or the election of 2020 that had the freest, safest, most secure election, most fair election of all time.
Which one is a bigger lie?
COVID, the election of 2020, or Black Lives Matter as predicated on George Floyd?
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Want to go tree climbing, Big D?
His face hurts.
And where's his feetball?
He can't breathe without his feetball!
Put his feetball in!
Give him his feetball!
Sometimes you don't think about it until you see how it affects real folks.
Not funny, dude.
Totally funny.
Shut up!
You shut up!
I wasn't laughing earlier.
The good news is that being in this phase, and I'm mid-late, well, 37, I'm at the point I've been doing this since night.
Well, eight stand-ups in 17. I don't care anymore.
And since we're beholden to you, like, ah, when you say you don't want it, I'll stop doing it.
That one, if you guys don't like it, just chalk it up to being for me.
Yeah, run it again.
Every once in a while, you have to do something for you.
You do one for you, and then you do one for the masses.
That's going to be my new wake-up ringtone.
Time to get up.
Time for my speed.
It does wake you up in a gif.
A speedball would.
It absolutely does.
How does that work?
Does meth cancel out the fentanyl?
I think it's like a highly illegal Four Loko.
Ooh.
Which is basically just like a supercharged version of Irish coffee.
People have been combining stimulants and sedatives like alcohol for a very long time, but not to this degree.
He's tops, George Floyd.
Speaking of tops.
Baseball cards?
Well, Democrats.
Democrats, that's right.
I remember Fauci had Topps make his own card.
Did he really?
He had Topps custom make his baseball card.
On his desk.
Fauci, yeah.
Oh, my God.
I didn't know that.
That doesn't make me angry.
Oh, man.
I remember that with him throwing out the first pitch in a way that he thought somebody was like five feet away from him because that's how far the ball went.
Yeah.
Well, I'll tell you what.
Democrats are really trying to knock this next one out of the park with young men.
Nice.
Democrats, they're desperate to win over.
Young men, and they are willing to spend many, many, many millions of dollars to do it.
Here's the thing.
In this last election, and I've told you this, you can go back to me when I was 22, 23, saying, look, young people tend to become more conservative as they grow older, as they have families, as they pay taxes, as they sort of accrue more responsibilities.
But if you could just mitigate your losses with people under the age of 35 to 10 percent and kept everything else the same, you'd never lose another election again.
I didn't expect people to begin voting, as far as a majority, Republican, under the age of 30. I thought they would become more conservative.
I didn't think that you would see that big of a switch.
And comment, if you guys, if you're a millennial like me, everything was liberal by default.
Right?
You had baby boom generation.
They were hippies and they became more conservative.
Millennials, everything was Bush as a Nazi.
Of course, Barack Obama, he's this transcendent political hero.
I thought, all right, well, that's just something.
You're not going to win back until these people start paying taxes and move up in the corporate world.
I didn't know just how bad the consequences were for Democrats with Gen Z men browbeating them.
Guilting them, demanding they check their privilege while creating an economy that is entirely unsustainable for them with no prospects of future.
And here's the thing, too.
It also tells you when you look at this young men voting overwhelmingly conservative, certainly young Hispanic men, it means that free stuff isn't working.
Forgiving your student loans, that's not enough.
Rent forgiveness, that's a really good thing because that means that you have a generation of people who've effectively, it's effectively white noise.
Legacy media doesn't matter to them at all.
At all.
Neither does the power of Hollywood.
Just look at Taylor Swift and look at their followership, and it still didn't move the needle.
If anything, it went the other way with young men.
And if you're, question to millennials if you're surprised by this, and then young Gen Z men, please comment below when you became conservative and why.
There are a lot of reasons, you know, a lot of people are studying this, psychologists, sociologists, I think there's some rebellion aspect, but I also just think, look, people are looking at the state of the country saying, yeah, Democrats have never delivered on the lie that they promised.
And so now the Democrats are actually putting together a plan and spending tens of millions of dollars to try and win back young voters.
Think of that phrase.
And just listen to this broadcaster talk about it who looks exactly like a Pekingese.
You can see, yeah, here you go.
Watch her.
The midterms fast approaching and the full six months after November's electoral drubbing, the Democratic Party appears to still be in fact-finding mode.
The New York Times reports that party donors and strategists have been gathering at luxury hotels to discuss how to win back working-class voters.
And they're spending $20 million.
Yeah, so the New York Times has labeled this plan, or at least this is how they describe it, Sam speaking to American men.
Sam.
Think about that for a second.
You should only be speaking to American men and women.
That's not a niche group.
Hey, let's look at this demographic of Americans.
Wait, hold on a second.
You mean you're a party?
You're an American political party, and now you have to figure out how to speak to Americans, which means what?
They were speaking largely to non-Americans trying to buy a voting bloc.
Well, they tried speaking to immigrant male people.
Yes.
Simp.
Yes.
But it wasn't working.
It did not work at all.
So Sam is going to cost $20 million and it, quote, promises investment to study the syntax, language, and content that gains attention and virality in these spaces, meaning young male voters.
We speak proper English.
I don't know what you mean by this.
It's not like it's Ebonics.
Study the syntax.
You have to figure out.
Part of their studies, by the way, included immediately setting up a tip line.
Unfortunately, it didn't help much.
Hi, this is Sam!
That's not helpful at all.
So, let me give you the reality here.
All reverences available.
Links in the description.
58% of Gen Z men voted for Trump.
In 2020, 56% voted for Biden.
And as far as Latino men, 55% voted for Trump.
And then there are some other studies that have come out that have shown that over 60% of young Hispanic males are voting for Trump.
And this also tells you something.
First off, 68% of Gen Z men said that the economy was the number one issue.
But it also tells you that the illegal immigration issue, it doesn't register for young Hispanic or Latino males in this country.
And I don't know how Democrats win them back.
Because if you are now, let's say, your second, third generation immigrant, you're here in the United States, you're a young Hispanic male, young Latino male, you're being raised here, there's no promise to you.
Of getting citizenship, you already have it.
It also tells you that the left, in promising, for example, to black people reparations, affirmative action, black zones that they talk about, black community reinvestments, none of that is being promised to legal Hispanic males.
And so now you have basically people who are not being promised a handout whatsoever because of their race, young Hispanic males.
Alright?
Yeah, that then you combine that with traditional values with a lot of these family units and valuing masculinity.
I think it's just going to continually lean more and more conservative.
Honestly, I mean, to tell young Hispanic males, young Latino males that they should feel guilty because of patriarchy.
You tried Latinx and they said, go screw yourself.
Like, not a single one.
Not a single one went along with it.
You would have to have multiple generations of brainwashing to convince them that the Democratic Party is beneficial to them.
And there seems to be quite a bit of a divide with a lot of young Hispanic Latino males and young black Americans.
They do not have sympathy for George Floyd.
Like I said, it is a culture that, you know, is enshrined in patriarchy.
I mean, the guy goes out, works hard for his family.
Yep.
The whole immigrant thing is you go out, you work hard for your family, send the money back.
And you bring them back.
Then you get a visa.
Then you get a citizenship.
And you know what you see?
When you see young, working class, as I said, working class, okay, working class, meaning contributing, paying taxes, trying to make a life for their family, you find Hispanic males, young Latino males, and young white males, there is no racial divide.
Isn't that a beautiful thing?
In other words, the American spirit of American exceptionalism, the land of opportunity, hey, You now see, once you're no longer playing divide and conquer, young Hispanic males are basically promised the same thing that young white males are.
Nothing.
Toil by the sweat of your brow.
And what do you see?
They vote the exact same.
Even before.
I'd clump young Asian males into that too, but no one talks about them.
Probably quite a few.
It's not good for their agenda to talk about it.
So here are three reasons I think that Democrats lost young men by wide margins.
Here's one.
The LGBTQ plus push by Democrats.
First off, we know that doesn't go over well.
Across all generations of the Hispanic male community, but 72% of Gen Z men oppose trans men and women's sports.
72%.
They have fatigue.
Well, they have black fatigue as a thing now, as far as Black Lives Matter, as far as reparations, as far as restorative justice, as far as critical race theory.
Things like toxic masculinity.
They're tired of hearing this.
They're tired of being condemned for immutable characteristics over which they have no control.
And the Democrat Party...
I also marched for equality.
I like to think I've been defending freedom from an early age.
Are we topless at the White House?
We are joined by Dr. Rachel Levine.
She's also a trailblazer and happens to be the first openly transgender federal official.
A Chevy trailblazer?
Mad, baby!
Dr. Levine, we appreciate you making the time to speak with us on this.
Lock a rock!
Lock a rock!
Do you think states should have a right to ban gender-affirming health care?
I don't think any state or anybody should have the right to do that.
As a moral question and as a legal question.
I just think it's wrong.
To everyone celebrating Transgender Day of Visibility, I want you to know that your president sees you.
And we're committed to advancing transgender equality in the classroom, on the playing field, at work, in our military, in our housing and healthcare systems, everywhere.
Simply everywhere.
So today, I am directing my state agencies to take action to protect and support the rights of Minnesota's LGBTQIA + community.
And here's the thing.
Millennial men, they saw all these sob stories of, oh, wait a second, this gay couple, wait, one's in the death but can't put his partner, his friction partner into his will?
Well, that's sad.
We should allow that, right?
So, okay, so gay marriage.
Because we lived an experience where it didn't exist, and then we saw it come into existence.
But now you have young Gen Z men who are going, all right, okay, I guess someone's trans.
And then they're hearing people like Walls, people like Kamala Harris, and they're going, wait a second, wait a second.
You don't believe that I should be able to tell my children to not do that?
And they point to the narcissistic sociopath tranny in their class?
Wait a second.
So I'm not going to have parental rights?
So it's because of their lived experience, and the lie can no longer be sold.
Yeah.
Well, they're losing rights along the way, right?
Just like you said, we were like, alright, fine, you know, the friction partner thing, you want some rights that maybe you don't have.
Okay, fine.
I don't even agree with that, but whatever.
I'm not so worried about that.
Now it's like, I can't say that that's a guy?
It looks like a guy.
I didn't know it was a girl or vice versa.
I didn't know it was a she that turned into a, Now you're getting in trouble for that.
Now you're being ostracized for that.
Now you're the piece of crap in the classroom just because you're a white guy.
Yeah.
Well, we were sold a lie that, aside from the Patriot Act, that the Republican Party wanted control over every aspect of your life, right?
Stay out of our bedroom.
And so you saw an entire generation vote in Barack Obama, the savior, Barack Obama, and now you've seen more overwhelming control from the Democrat Party where they control everything from your future prospects, affirmative action, DEI, to your language, hate speech laws.
And so young people now are not saying, hey, what happens if I vote in the cool Democrats?
They're going, I've lived under it.
Yeah.
and I have less freedom than my parents.
And they're rejecting it.
And they also, I think, see some value in tradition.
No, Stelter!
The smear campaign against Joe Rogan, right, and Ivermectin?
Dull spear.
He actually thought he was going to win because he thought, hey, we're the legacy media, right?
We have all these institutions.
We have an army.
It's just one guy.
They didn't realize just how resoundingly they've been rejected.
Brian Stelter right now, super straight on CNN.
That just shows you what we're dealing with.
Young people.
Come on.
We can't.
Come on, Tim.
Help me out here.
We got Stelter on there and we can't play.
Yes!
I thought you were wanting to put him on TV.
And he thought he was going to exterminate Joe Rogan's career.
Which again brings us back to this point number two is pop culture.
The media, TV, Hollywood.
They have saturated everything with far left quote unquote woke content.
This has been the default where Gen Z men have grown up with this.
It has been so ubiquitous.
That they had to go to alternatives to see anything else.
The difference is now alternatives have been available.
It wasn't available in the past.
Because you're going to sit down, you're going to take it, and that's it.
You're going to watch what we give you.
Let me give you a very prime example of this, is like Pedro Pascal, who's now in everything.
Literally.
This is a man who was a self-avowed socialist.
This is a man who was vocally pro-trans.
Famously wore the COVID mask that said, science is real, black lives matter, love is love, and no human is illegal.
That's a big mask.
And it's just every...
None of those slogans on their face even make sense.
Even just in isolation.
No human is illegal.
What?
Of course someone can...
Did they break out?
Are they in a country where they're not supposed to be?
Love is love?
Hold on a second.
What about animals?
What about age of consent?
Pedophilia.
Black Lives Matter?
I mean, sure, no one's saying that they don't.
Science is real?
Well, no one's questioning the scientific method.
Do you mean the dogmatic cult of modernism?
He just encapsulates everything that is wrong and smug about Hollywood.
He's actually taken that title from George Clooney.
He comes from a long line of Chilean socialists, which is the reason for Pinochet, by the way.
Helicopter ride might not have been the worst idea.
He supported openly the Chilean socialist candidate in 2021, saying, I'm a child of socialist political refugees.
We are very, very, very, very liberal.
And this video from The Last of Us set, I guess, isn't helping.
This is the kind of thing that young men are saying, I don't want to be with that.
And I don't even know what that is.
It's definitely not a guy who would survive an apocalypse.
No, it's definitely not.
He wouldn't even survive an anal apocalypse.
I didn't even get that.
If he had to do time in prison, they would just show that video.
Just play.
Oh, we're going to have fun with you.
And here's the thing.
When we grew up, you had plenty of female characters, and you had plenty of male characters, and you had plenty of white characters and black characters.
I mean, if you were to look at the top shows when we grew up, we've talked about Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Urkel was a big one.
You look at Denzel Washington.
Athletes.
Michael Jordan.
Mike Tyson.
Michael Jackson.
I get it.
It's not lost.
I mean, that's kind of a half point, but you understand.
You had women.
If you go to Fresh Prince, you had the sisters, and there were storylines that surrounded around them.
You had Sarah Connor.
You had Alien growing up with Sigourney Weaver.
Now, they weren't all action heroes.
If you look at the Breakfast Club, it was partially women.
It was partially guys.
You look at 16 Candles.
You look at Home Alone.
You had Macaulay Culkin, but the mom was primarily the main character.
In other words, it was pretty balanced.
You may say that it wasn't, but it was, and it wasn't something that we all had to think about at all times and have all confidence And so when you look at where we are now, you see the gender swaps and the racial swaps.
You've now made people aware of something that maybe they didn't even have a problem with before.
So you look at Ghostbusters.
Sucked.
Look at Ocean's 8. Sucked.
Indiana Jones.
Star Wars.
Pretty much all of Marvel.
And the problem with those isn't that they're female characters or they're gay characters or whatever.
The problem with those is that they're replacing.
Yes.
That there was something.
And then they're like, oh, well, we need to make a different version of this.
No, no, no.
We were fine when it was just female characters, black characters, Asian characters, gay characters.
Whatever it is, if it's an original thing, it didn't bother anybody.
But it's when you're saying, oh, what we had before was you, and you're not good enough.
We're going to replace it with something else.
No one was demanding that George Clooney play Malcolm X in the biopic.
Yeah.
It's true.
We were okay with it.
I would like to see it.
No one was demanding George Clooney play Malcolm X in the biopic, just like no one was demanding that...
And by the way, we were completely fine with Will Smith being the single highest paid action hero of the decade.
Yeah, still fine with it.
All of those were fine.
I was going to every one of them.
I was like, he's in another movie?
Every single one of them.
And Denzel Washington.
Yeah.
No one had a problem with it until you just started telling us that we need to correct something that didn't need to be corrected.
By the way, this is also not because they're trying to make something as far as Hollywood representative of our society.
They are trying to mold society.
Just look at the overrepresentation of LGBTQ, AIP couples.
So they make up at least 9% of regularly occurring characters on TV shows.
That's a 13 times increase.
They often feel forced.
Yes, they very much feel forced.
They often feel forced, and they force love scenes.
If you're looking at the dialogue of the movie, you're like, doesn't it make sense?
They just wanted to put a gay scene in here.
Well, that's what I was going to say.
Disney especially is renowned for shoehorning.
They love to take something that doesn't belong and just shove it in there and make it happen.
Well, that's both.
True literally and metaphorical as well.
Well, this brings us to the next point.
I guess it's point three or point four with young Gen Z men.
It's pretty hard to blame people, men, namely.
Namely white men, but Hispanic men are throwing their lot in there because you're not promising them a bunch of freebies either, assuming they're here legally.
It's pretty hard to blame them for all of society'sills and tell them that there is nothing they can actually do to correct it short of...
It's the constant vilification of masculinity.
And we see this trend on the left.
Look, this is not hyperbole.
They pretty much have, for the last decade and a half, blamed men exclusively for everything wrong.
I mean, this is a serious, serious crisis.
The state of men.
Hyper-masculinity.
Man up.
Be a man.
I mean, what is going on in this space?
What about moral courage?
Is that new?
What about social courage?
I think that's new.
Which is to say, speaking up in the face of, you know, abuse, you know, whether it's, you know, your friends of yours making derogatory comments or online spaces where guys are being really disrespectful to girls or women and calling them out and saying, hey, that's not cool.
There's too much of toxicity.
It's masculine toxicity out there.
He looks like he hops paint.
He's never been in a fight.
So what the hell are you waiting for?
Because if it's the woman thing, it's time to get over that.
It's time for hope, for change.
It's time to be a man and vote for a woman.
We know that the silent majority of white men aren't actually MAGA supporters.
I'm a 56-year-old gun-owning white guy.
Colin Harris thinks I'll vote for her.
She's right.
Hey, white dudes.
So I think we're all pretty sick of hearing how much we suck.
Every time you go online, it's the same story.
We're the problem.
And yeah, some white dudes are.
Trump and all his MAGA buddies are out there making it worse, shouting nonsense in their stupid red hats and acting like they speak for us when they don't.
I feel like really bummed that the right wing is like really dooming a lot of little boys, trying to doom a lot of little boys into unhappiness and like conditioning a lot of men into loneliness.
So let's go with that for a second.
Yeah, some white dudes do suck.
Those are just Trump voters, but they don't represent the rest of us.
Okay, so young white men go, all right, what do you got?
Sit down, shut up.
Silence is violence.
Check your privilege.
LGBTQ AIP.
Be an ally and be a man.
Vote for a woman.
We're also tired of being the only people you can say that about.
Yeah.
I can see a commercial that's like, some black dudes suck.
Yeah, I mean...
Yeah.
Like, it's frustrating to be like, why you keep, You say it all the time.
You're browbeaten.
It's fucking knock it off.
Look at this chick.
Bet she can't do pull-ups.
It's just like the left can't help themselves because they have no answers.
Like, we're not saying all white men.
We're not saying all young men.
Oh, okay, good.
So how can I be a man of whom you approve?
Well, you just have to start by hating yourself.
You have to start by hating yourself.
And you have to start by taking it.
You have to say, believe all women.
Oh, hold on a second.
I'm a young man.
I know some women.
I wouldn't believe all of them.
Well, then you're part of the problem.
Well, hold on a second.
I am a young man.
I do think that black lives matter.
Of course I do.
But I also think that all lives matter.
Well, sorry, you can't be included among us.
You're one of those Trump people.
Well, hold on a second.
I am a young man.
And I do believe that you should be free to love who you want, but I also see some value in the nuclear family in rearing I am a young man, okay?
I don't want to be one of the bad ones, but I do believe that men and women are inherently different, and we probably excel in different roles.
Well, then you just can't be among us.
They cannot fix it.
And, I mean, just proof positive of this is, look at their vice chair, the DNC, David Hogg, who, by the way, just recently, in a PR attempt, swapped brains with an actual man in the latest documentary.
Yeah, and that's just, look, I don't want to see it.
I don't want to see it.
What a man wants, what a man needs.
David Hawke has no idea.
The answer is boobs.
Yes.
That's all it is.
It's a super quick song.
I'm not a boob guy.
And we are seeing the divide with young men and young women.
That is true.
Young women are still voting overwhelmingly liberal, but that's true across pretty much all generations.
And here's the thing.
I think what Republicans, what conservatives need to do, because for so long I've been saying, we have to go after the black vote, we have to go after it.
There was pretty much no effort.
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who can say that there was a really concerted effort to win young Hispanic men this last election from Republicans, and certainly not enough to counteract the rhetoric of, hey, we need to get rid of illegal aliens and Democrats saying that means all brown people, right?
And they overwhelmingly naturally veered towards Trump and Republicans.
Why?
Because of masculinity.
Because they respect the masculinity.
They respect the unapologetic, okay, we are going to do the right thing in spite of it being unpopular, for example.
You can say what you want.
It wasn't popular when Donald Trump said they're not sending their best and brightest.
Back then, that was basically like a calling for another Reich.
And they naturally, even look with young black men, they tend to vote as a monolith because of NGOs and because of lobbyists and because of affirmative action.
They tend to vote overwhelmingly Democrat, but they still, young black men, veered significantly more conservative.
Without being pandered to, I don't think the answer for conservatives is to go, okay, we have young men now, or young white and Hispanic men, now we need to bring in another group.
No, I think you need to keep doing this.
Keep doing what you're doing.
Solidify that because people will naturally gravitate toward it.
For women, probably not.
Women who are married become much more conservative.
Women who have children become much more conservative.
Single women, whether they are 20 or 50, vote Democrat, statistically.
If they are single, Let's be honest.
They vote Democrats.
So the key here is to continue encouraging the family unit, to continue creating and fostering a culture of, hey, you know what?
You missed the American dream post-World War II?
Right, our greatest era?
Well, a big part of that was the family unit.
A big part of the American dream was working hard and being okay with maybe a single-income household.
A return to traditionalism.
You create and you foster that environment.
You'll continue to win young men.
And as women get absorbed into those units, which they find out are actually better for them than the lie of becoming a boss girl, they'll become more conservative.
It's still a tough nut to crack.
But we see what happens at returning.
Roe v.
Wade returning abortion to the states?
Hey, you might as well say, hail Hitler, according to a lot of young single women out there.
Hey, Hobby Lobby providing 16 out of 21 forms of birth control to their employees?
It still wasn't enough.
You can't get through this or solve it by pandering.
There's momentum with young men.
By the way, of all races, continue with that, and if you create a strong foundation for a society, people will see it.
And they'll become more conservative.
Don't do the whole, how do we get the black vote?
How do we get the Hispanic vote?
How do we get the female vote?
Do what you're doing because we know the results will speak for themselves.
And people right now are opening their eyes to the lie, especially after COVID, especially after George Floyd, the summer of love, especially after everything that we've said, the 2020 election.
This is something that you couldn't have created in a lab or with a Frank Luntz focus group and his toupee and silly little sneakers where you say, hey, how do we reach?
This reaches people.
We have never seen young men, like we're seeing now with Gen Z men, overwhelmingly move to my right, your left.
We can kind of only expect that as they get older.
And if they're conservative now and you keep your foot on the gas, they're going to stay that way and become more right-leaning.
You know why?
Because it's the truth.
It's what made this country great.
That's what make America great is, again, strong families, strong communities.
You reap the fruits of your labor.
And you become a good citizen.
And we follow rule of law.
That's the message.
It appeals to everyone.
Do it.
And don't tiptoe.
Be unapologetic.
As far as the left, I don't think there's anything that they can do.
Oh my gosh, I didn't realize that we went long.
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And he's a man.
Yeah.
So that's fun.
You know, it's in that vein.
Otherwise, let's continue on this right now.
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