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Sept. 23, 2025 - Louder with Crowder
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🔴We're Done Apologizing: Trump Torches Indian H-1B Visas & The United Nations 2025-09-23 18:09
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Recycling.
No.
Now people are going, wait a second, wait a second.
You want to punish us if we don't all drive electric cars, but we have to charge them in a grid that still uses fossil fuels and coal?
People are going, wait, hold on a second.
The results turn.
Wait, what happened?
What happened when places like Germany switched to primarily solar and wind?
They had brownouts and then they would have to sell it at a surplus because energy is inconsistent.
We can compare it to France with nuclear.
Oh, wait.
Hey, hold on a second.
How many?
What's the percentage of carbon emissions?
How much can we expect as far as carbon emissions from nuclear?
Effectively none?
Okay, so how is this a part of your climate agenda?
It's not at all.
No.
So people know, no, it's a con job.
It's just money and power.
That's exactly what they want.
Yep.
Even if all of the stuff that they say is true and everybody in the world got on board except for, I don't know, one country, if I could think of one, it would still not matter at all because China is dominating the world in producing all of the things that they say are bad for us.
Now, I'm glad that they're being called out.
Again, I don't know how many times he has to do this.
I don't know how many times we have to go back to what Joe Biden did on the first day of his presidency in regards to oil and pipelines in the United States and his policy.
They have been funding Russia's war from the beginning.
Of course.
All they had to do, they didn't have to send anything to Ukraine.
All they had to do was stop.
That is it.
Yep.
That was one of the greatest protections we had: the pipeline was being run through Ukraine to get to Europe.
Right.
So the Nord Stream 2 and all this other crap that they were doing, it's like, don't do that because then they can have a war there and not worry about it as much.
Yeah.
It's this simple.
Stupid stop.
Russia can't continue war if everyone who claims we must stop Russia stops buying any energy from them.
That's it.
They're done.
Done.
It's done.
Buy from us instead.
India wants to jump in and buy some from them?
Fantastic.
Nothing from this, nothing from India.
Not students.
Yes.
Not companies doing business in the United States.
Nobody.
You are done.
You want to keep buying oil from this guy so that he can go kill people over there?
Fantastic.
Good for you.
You guys have fun together.
It's just you want to end the war?
Choose oil from Putin or oil from this country.
And just like the Drew Trader and Phantom Menace, we'll give you a good prize.
Triggering.
Where's this tunnel?
Duncan.
Let's see what that is taking.
By the way.
By the way, I forgot to say Mr. Guns and Gear did a video because we covered this yesterday, Charlie Kirk, specifically on ballistics relating to 30 out 6 and discussing the assassination.
And I think it's a pretty fair breakdown as far as the likelihood, plausibility, and what can happen with bullets.
So I recommend that you go and check him out.
There's a reason he's very well respected in that community.
He is the expert in the field.
I forgot to tell people that they should go to Tim Poole.
I'm sorry.
That's okay.
You guys.
Well, we sent them there.
We sent free people there.
We just sent them there.
So we asked people, what would you rather do tonight?
Are there any other Trump clips, by the way, President Trump?
We do have a couple.
Yeah, you know what I mean?
All right, let's roll a couple and then we'll get to the question.
And some chests.
Yeah.
Okay.
Here's the next one they sent.
When your prisons are filled with so-called asylum seekers who repaint kindness, and that's what they did.
They repaid kindness with crime.
It's time to end the failed experiment of open borders.
You have to end it now.
I can tell you.
I'm really good at this stuff.
Your countries are going to hell.
Okay, I can tell you.
He said, I'm really good at this stuff, and your countries are going to hell.
Nice.
Nice.
And here's the thing.
I can tell you how the left is going to try and refute this.
They're going to say, actually, it should be noted that statistics on immigrants show that they're more law-abiding than the average American.
By the way, they conflate legal immigrants with illegal immigrants.
And you also can't trust that kind of data because illegal immigrants, it turns out, are pretty tough to actually monitor and keep on the book.
So they'll say that.
They'll fact check Donald, fact-check Donald Trump and say he says infiltrating at the border.
When really these are people seeking a better life.
And that's just one of those things where they're going to try and paint it with a different brush.
This is what they're going to do.
I guarantee you.
I'm predicting it now.
Let's run the next clip and I'll tell you how they'll try and refute it.
I bet you the French media is going to come out and go, what the hell are they talking about?
Yes.
Wait.
It sounded Islamic.
It sounded kind of Islamic.
Yeah, because that's France now.
Oh, I know.
And now it's just some guys in a room eating hummus.
Let's go.
That's 2,000 years ago.
Not now.
That was 2,000 years ago.
Ah, the point remains.
Let's go to the next clip.
All right.
The thing came out of that date.
It's called the United States of America.
In honor of this momentous anniversary, I hope that all countries who find inspiration in our example will join us in renewing our commitment, values, and those values, really, that we hold so dear together.
Let us defend free speech and free expression.
Let's have religious liberty, including for the most persecuted religion on the planet today.
It's called Christianity.
Good.
And let us safeguard our sovereignty and cherish qualities that have made each of our nation so special, incredible, and extraordinary.
I will say this.
I would say this is the single time that I can remember.
And I'm really trying to think here that the battle lines have been drawn this clearly.
After the election and what we saw happen with the brutal assassination act of terrorism against Charlie Kirk, people are unabashedly Christian, unabashedly, unabashedly proud of the United States, unabashedly pro-free speech.
And this is the first time where I've really seen not just those who are activists, those who are into politics, half of the country put their foot down and say, that's it.
That's it.
This kind of a speech could never be delivered at the UN, not under Obama, not under Bush, not under Biden, not under Clinton, only at this moment in history.
And I do think this is going to determine if this country has a revival, right?
The next election is going to determine if this continues and we see the future of our country.
Meaning, I don't think that this last election, sort of in continuance with the next election, I don't think it's just about four years or another eight years.
I really think it's about the identity of this country.
And I don't want to unify with the people who want that identity to change.
I don't want to unify with the people who want to do away with the First Amendment, the Second Amendment, and want us to look and act like India.
There's nothing about India that I want to import here.
No.
Or China, to be clear.
Some good people, but as far as the culture, don't want to emulate it.
Don't want to emulate any of it.
I think that we are at a point in this country.
It is going to determine not just the next election, but the future of this country.
And I will tell you that if you keep doing your part, I think the future looks bright because I think a lot of people are grateful to hear this.
The tilt from Donald Trump's disrespectful to, I get it, you can feel.
You can feel.
Absolutely.
I just hope it leads to some kind of action right now because I think President Trump is doing everything that he can to try to spur the action.
I'm specifically here, not talking about domestic policy as much as I'm talking about internationally putting pressure on other countries.
Like, I don't know what you have to think right now if you're living in the outskirts of London somewhere.
Like, what is happening to my country?
Right.
Like, I was able to boil this down in a conversation just the other day.
It's not about Indian or Chinese or anything else, really.
Chinese.
Chinese, I apologize.
It's about cultural alignment.
There are plenty of cultures that can come here in great numbers and assimilate into American culture because they have a lot of fundamentals that are very close to, if not the same as the United States.
A lot of those are European countries, right?
But there are other countries like that as well.
Catholicism is a huge driver in South America, so we could probably have more South American immigration with that Catholic kind of backbone and understanding of morals and principles and build a society pretty well, right?
We wouldn't have as much problem.
But when you start bringing in people from Islamic countries and people that basically have, you know, I don't know how many gods, 300 and something million gods in India, it's completely incompatible with the United States, the morals, the guidelines, the principles.
And so it just will never, ever, ever work in any numbers that are substantial.
Well, you just touched on something.
First off, I don't know if you just saw that Rubio post yesterday sanctions on Maria's judge and his shell companies.
And just put Bolsonaro in prison for what, 20 something, 30 years?
It's unbelievable.
People talk about Pinochet and the left gleefully celebrates, by the way, what's happening there.
So, anyways, that's an aside.
But what you just mentioned, places in South America.
Here's the irony.
And then I'm going to give you an analogy.
Like, Argentina would be maybe an example, right?
But the difference is we don't have mass migration from Argentina.
You know why?
Because it's not that shitty of a place.
Oh, or Chile.
Or Brazil under Bolsonaro.
I bet you're going to see a lot more now because you're going to see actual asylum seekers from political persecution.
But you ever had a friend who they always misplaced their wallet when it comes time to split the bill?
A friend who never actually is there when you need help?
A friend who was always a clinger, hanger on, who's a mooch.
You can never have an honest friendship with that person, right?
Because effectively you're being used, all of us at some point.
That's the same thing with these.
We can actually have a friendship with a nation like Argentina, or we could have with Brazil or places like Poland, Italy in some cases.
We can actually have a friendship where they're able to sustain themselves.
Why?
Because one of us is not just using the other.
And so ironically, these nations that you're talking about with the same kind of a Christian backbone that would share our values where we'd be compatible, well, they don't need to mass migrate here for the same reason that we would be compatible.
Those values lead to prosperity, lead to nations where people want to stay and grow.
By its very nature, most immigration in this country coming from poorer countries, it is incompatible.
And that's the reason they're leaving those countries.
It's like the Californians who leave and go to Texas and then try and vote blue.
Thank God most of them have seen the light and turned red, right?
Well, no, no, no.
You're not compatible, which is the reason you are trying to flee that country.
If you want to become compatible, fight for your country there.
And then it can change.
Yeah.
And we can be friends.
I said this for a long time.
I'm America first, and I'd rather not spend money internationally, but if we're going to be spending money internationally, it should be on this continent and the one beneath us.
Yeah.
Yep.
North America, Central America, and what's part of North America and South America.
Yep.
Make those places great.
Yeah.
Make them not want to leave.
Other than Canada.
We'll just leave that where it is.
Canada, above all nations, should be hated.
I mean, these places are great.
They're so rich in resources.
They're beautiful.
The weather's great.
Yeah.
The ladies look great.
A lot of them.
The guys, hey, I'm not one of them.
But if I was one of those, I'd be like, hey, those guys are nice too.
I understand it.
I saw chips.
A lot of big booty judies and rooties.
Yes, there are.
I've never heard that, but it seems like you had that at the ready.
So this is the life you live in.
That's a Firestein original.
That is an underbelly of society where you dwell.
All right.
All right.
We're going to move on to the, unless there's another clip.
Let's go on.
As we asked the question, what would you rather do tonight than watch Jimmy Kimmel?
And let's read some of your posts on X. Well, no, you have to read what you posted as the starter to that.
What did I post?
Put it back up.
I'll go first.
This is you.
Take a Spirit Airlines flight with a female pilot.
Oh, okay.
I didn't realize that I just thought we were doing the question.
You just wouldn't sit with everybody with the weave fights that happen.
No, no, no, no.
I mean, I might jump in and get a good shot in, when I come on.
When the cameras aren't rolling in the melee.
So, the best answers.
Retail investor guy said, I'd rather take some Tylenol.
Well, you're not pregnant, guys.
You'll probably be retarded.
Super strong.
Alexander Davis wrote, I'd rather inform the Clintons I have incriminating evidence against them in a letter with my home as a return address.
That's a bad idea.
And then Benjamin Walton wrote, I'd rather try to watch a movie in the theater next to Representative Jasmine Krocket.
I'm out!
I'm out!
Don't run up the stairs!
Do you think, though, because that's instinctive, do you think she then speaks the king's perfect white English?
Maybe.
Like, that bitch is behind you there.
I say, no, no, no, no, no.
I believe it's a damned ghost.
A damned contemptible ghost.
Doth thou not see him?
A house is a haunting.
The poltergeist eyes hey Fumbles Hugh.
The faggotry in this fit of mine.
Yeah, everything about that broad is fake.
I'm just so tired of it.
I know.
All right.
Do we want to take some chats?
I know we have the British social media, but I think we could do that tomorrow.
We could still do it.
The Brits are still going to suck on free speech tomorrow, Steven.
I guarantee you there'll be another story.
You know, Nigel Farage is polling pretty well because of this.
He's taken a much harder stance on immigration, and that was one of the kind of knocks against him earlier.
He's kind of weak.
And now he's come out very strong against it, and he's polling.
I think he's polling really well.
Maybe you got to fact-check me on that research, but we'll see.
We have a new prime minister soon.
Hey, this was an old video.
I got caught with this again.
So I was sending it to you guys.
I didn't post it publicly, but I was excited because I thought it was a new video.
Oh, no.
It's not as old.
If you guys could find it, it's an off-duty female cop in Chicago shoots the mugger.
It's on camera, and he died two days later.
But I just, I don't know where I found it, but she takes the time to deliver a one-liner to him before she shoots him.
Last Boy Scout serves up.
Yeah, I don't want to ruin it.
So, guys, let me know if you can find an off-duty black female cop, maybe biracial, maybe Dominican female cop, black mugger, and she shoots him, and he died two days later.
And you won't feel bad that this guy gets shot at all when you see the video.
It's one of those good people with the gun stories.
Let's take some chats before that, though, while they try and find that.
All right.
First chat from Joe Lert17.
Is there some benefit to autism I'm missing?
Based on posts I'm seeing, it's as if people think we're saying people with it aren't worthy of life, or it's not something that does make life harder.
I'll be honest with you.
I don't know their position.
It's okay to abort someone autistic or to abort someone who may have Down syndrome, but you don't want to prevent it through an entirely reasonable do-no-harm approach.
Honestly, I can't explain to you their position because it seems like a purely emotional response.
Yes.
Like someone goes, hey, we got to curb this autism epidemic.
And they're going, oh, my kid is up autism.
There's nothing wrong with him.
Yeah, like it's a beautiful child.
We're not the party saying, kill him.
Yeah, what the hell?
Yeah.
Well, I saw The Predator where the Autistic Child was the smartest and bravest among us.
Remember that movie at the very end?
You just said Predator.
It was a Predator movie.
Oh, I was thinking Predator, the movie with Arnold.
I was like, was Arnold like a retard with a propeller cap?
Don't ask me.
I'm just retarded, ugly motherfucker.
Like, what?
You don't remember that?
What movie?
Is it called The Predator?
Yeah, I don't remember which one.
Oh, like with Kian, what's his name?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Was it Predators?
Maybe a Predators or whatever it was.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But anyway, that was part of it.
So to kind of answer your question, there is pushback on that.
But listen, this is exactly like COVID vaccine.
You can answer the question.
I did.
Predators.
Oh, okay.
Clear as day.
Yeah, fantastic.
Maybe they should do some different naming techniques.
What's happening?
I feel like I'm dreaming.
So let me answer the question.
This is exactly like COVID.
You remember early on in COVID when they had the vaccines and they were like, there's no way I'm taking a vaccine invented by Donald Trump in this administration.
And everybody was anti-vax.
Bring this big tugboat back to shore.
I am.
Now they're saying, hey, this science is out here.
You guys should probably be careful with this.
No, because Donald Trump said it.
Yeah, it must be absolutely wrong.
This is completely irrelevant on the Predators thing.
Yeah, okay.
I didn't know how that was in there.
But everything else, I understand.
Yes, if Donald Trump says it, Harvard says it, trust the science.
Donald Trump says it, no.
They were licking toilet bowls.
Yeah.
Do you remember that?
What, what?
No, I don't.
They started licking toilet bowls when they were announcing that COVID was a threat and you could do something about it.
There were videos of people licking toilet bowls.
I think that was a fetish.
Why?
Because Donald Trump said it was something we got to worry about.
Oh, with COVID?
Yeah, early on COVID.
Oh, okay.
I just thought that would be like a German dark web video.
I know.
Japanese.
Yes.
I mean, on a personal level, I'm a father of autistic children.
And, you know, while I love my boys to death, I would not change a thing about them.
If I could converse with them more easily, if they didn't have to live with the difficulties that they do, of course I would take that from them.
Sure.
It's a no-brainer.
I'm not saying anything is wrong with them.
Right.
Yeah, exactly.
No, you love them.
And of course, probably if at that moment in time, someone says, hey, you know, something prudent just while your wife is pregnant, you know, try and avoid Talono.
You would have done it.
Yes.
100%.
Those things can be true.
And by the way, we're the ones who actually say there is value in human life.
Remember Tim Thibault told me, hey, I would have been aborted because I said I was going to have, was it a horrible birth defect or is he going to be mentally disabled?
I don't remember what it was.
Turns out he was, according to you, a very good football player.
I don't know.
That was a whole controversy in and of itself.
Not according to me, but according to, you know, everybody.
I don't have a dog in this fight.
He's not retarded.
And good for him.
There you go.
That's true.
Is he retarded?
He's not retarded.
Okay, good.
See, my point remains.
No, he's a really good football player.
Good.
And a good-looking guy.
But no.
Professional baseball.
Not a good look.
Professional football.
There you go.
You know, does a lot of the Lord's work.
Yeah.
They'll just do this now where they just try and.
Also, I will say this too.
There has been an incredible increase in diagnoses where people who are a little bit weird are considered autistic.
And we do need to separate between people who are actually autistic and people who might be quirky.
We have widened spectrum now.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Christopher Walken would have been labeled autistic, guarantee you.
Yeah.
We've widened that spectrum.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
We really used to be just dorks.
Yeah.
Now you're like, oh, you have a condition and I can't call you a dork.
Yeah.
Why not just say thank you?
Why not go like, hey, listen, thank you for the 20, the meta-analysis that you did.
By the way, if you want to attack this, CNN, I've been watching them the entire time they had Dr. Sanja Gupta on there to try to attack this and said, according to a Swedish study, they said, it's a fine.
You know, like, I don't understand what they're doing.
Attack the studies in the meta-analysis done by Harvard.
Yeah, I know.
That is where you go.
Don't go cherry-pick a study so you can try to make this administration look bad.
This meta-analysis is pretty thorough.
And the point is they're saying, hey, it's not entirely conclusive, but it overwhelmingly leans the direction that there's a correlation.
And so our prescription here is to advise pregnant women to be careful when pregnant or nursing.
That is Harvard, who I guarantee, I guarantee the people of all those studies, not big Trump people.
No.
I'd be willing to bet my bottom dollar, just to be clear.
Just say thank you.
Instead, they might pick one of the studies, one of the four, that shows, hey, maybe it's actually beneficial as opposed to one of the 27.
Well, they're all included.
So, I know this very, very, very clearly.
We have three young kids.
My wife was pregnant and dealing with a lot of this stuff in the very recent past for me.
So I remember these conversations.
Every single possible thing that could happen with your child, you're like, well, what is the possibility?
Right.
Now I'm a little scared.
What do I have to do to make sure that that doesn't occur?
Because it's absolutely terrifying.
Yeah.
And they put up instead when Donald Trump said, if you have a fever and you can't tough it out, if it gets too high, then yes, take some, but just make sure you take as limited amount as you possibly can.
What they ran with on CNN right now is Donald Trump tells moms to just tough it out and then list all of the complications that can result if you have a high fever during the first trimester.
Right.
And moms out there are like, oh, God, if I have a care about the wonder that it's woman.
Exactly.
He's a sexist.
He was incredibly reasonable and responsible with what he said, but it doesn't matter.
Same thing with Charlie Kirk.
He sat down to have conversation.
Doesn't matter.
They killed him anyway.
Yep.
Donald Trump is incredibly reasonable.
Doesn't matter.
They don't believe him anyway.
Let me screw it.
Let me tell you this.
Let me distill this.
It is less offensive to the modern leftist for someone to abort a baby in the third trimester because there's a risk of autism than it is for a doctor to say, hey, by the way, the new Harvard meta-analysis says you probably want to keep Tylenol to a minimum if you want to avoid autism.
The abortion is less offensive to the leftist.
You now understand it.
Let's grab another chat.
Did we want to go to the video?
Oh, the video?
Okay.
All right.
All right.
The video.
So can we make sure the volume is up high?
Because the one that, yeah, you hear it where, okay, I'm just going to tell you, it's great.
It's great.
The guy grabs her.
And she's black, so it's okay because he's a black guy.
I mean, the point is, it's black.
The point is, black guy.
And he goes, You're going to have to kill me to get you off me.
To get me off, you bitch.
He goes, Yeah, watch this.
Watch this.
Bang, bang, bang.
She delivers the one-liner.
Watch this.
It's incredibly badass.
It's not new.
This is a rewind, but I love this video.
I'll kill you.
I'm going to have to kill you.
Watch this.
Get off me, come on.
You got me.
Did you hear me?
Oh, she got me.
Yeah.
I told you.
Oh, yeah.
Okay, okay.
Oh I told you.
I go, shoot.
Jenna.
Yeah, baby.
Did not just say, I'll kill you.
Did not just say that.
And he said, I'm sorry, bitch.
He said, I'm sorry, baby.
Oh, baby.
I do think she said, God of police, bitch.
I do think she said that.
What's really troubling, though, is I believe she was trying to be an off-duty police officer.
And people are going, like, oh, run away.
And she keeps saying, call the police, call the police.
And no one wants to because they don't want to see it.
Of course, but this is.
They'd rather see someone get raped.
She shot him and then did like the mom pulling you by your ear routine.
Did I tell you?
Did not yeah, you told me.
I told you.
Yeah, you did.
And I'm there.
Let's play that first half again.
I just somebody goes, he again, just listening.
He goes, you're going to have to kill me, kumu.
And she goes, yeah, watch this.
Watch this.
She takes the time and says it.
And this man, of course, deserved it.
You know that if she didn't do this, it's a muggin, at least a rape, most likely.
Play that first portion again.
I'll kill you.
I'll kill you.
Watch this.
I'm sorry.
You got me.
You got me.
All right.
Hold on.
Uh-huh.
Watch this.
You picked the wrong bitch on the wrong day.
And as soon as she started firing, he goes, Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Bang, bang, bang.
Okay, you got me.
I'm done.
It's like, it's like tag playing tag.
You want your brother to run after you anymore.
You got me.
I'm done.
I'm out.
I know.
Nope.
And she goes, bang, off camera.
I know.
I know.
Like, hey, I'll tell you, he's like, oh, that's sad because he died two days later.
I feel zero parts bad.
You know that.
The only thing that's sad is when they're off camera and you hear that one shot by itself.
Yeah.
It's sad that that wasn't the finisher.
And you know what?
I thought it was.
I thought for sure she was like executing him.
And just to be clear, she's an off-duty police officer.
If I have that right, outside of her with a firearm, she's at his mercy.
That's the only way to equalize it.
Don't care how GI Jane badass you think she is.
That's why I want all of you to carry.
Also, just personal opinion, that's why there is a strong case to be made in some instances for a revolver because you can jam that right into their belly and shoot.
You don't have to worry about it going out of battery.
I know you have fewer rounds, but many firefights take place in a grappling exchange.
And that she was able, you see, she pulls her gun back so she kind of stiff arms and creates some distance.
But if the guy's on top of you, he's pressing up against that slide, you know, it's a problem for a semi-automatic pistol.
So there's just, there's, there's a case to be made.
And I like both.
I don't want to start a war.
You're just sponsored by big revolver, Steven.
I do want a revolver sponsorship.
That would actually be kind of cool.
We could all have like competition.
Yeah.
Because Walter.
No, you can't do that.
You want to play Russian roulette for a sponsor?
Not at all what I said.
I said, like, who's going to walk into Gerald's office?
He's going to have interns like Deer Hunter.
Ham Yum Nah.
Ham Yum Na.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I didn't know it was DCF.
Ham Yum Nah.
No, it was Deake.
Peer Hunter.
Just like whose barrel spins or not barrel, but the thing spins the longest.
I don't know.
Let's move on.
Yeah.
And by the way, you know, Walther, as long as they were a sponsor, they were always found.
It's like, hey, I'm a primarily revolver guy, but I did reach out to them to be a sponsor because as far as semi-automatics, I don't think you can do better.
But at certain points, like BMW, Mercedes, they're all really good cars.
They're all good guns once you get to the top tier there.
All right, let's grab another chat.
And just real quick, Tim sent me this for reference.
Ah!
Yeah, it was a thing.
But enough about India.
Why?
I don't even understand.
Tim, you've never really, I mean, COVID wasn't going to be found on toilet seats or bowls, right?
I wasn't fucking licking them.
Liberals were licking them.
I didn't say that.
Why are you so angry at me today?
You know what's funny?
It's like, I know you guys, you know, like, you got to get out there.
And so I did like Pierce Morgan show and Tim Poole's show.
And I never read comments.
But in this one, people are like, you should probably read some of these because they were overwhelmingly positive and I appreciate it.
But there were occasional comments to the effect of like, yeah, and you just see when stuff like those people are all so disrespectful to each other in that studio.
Steven Trisham like crap, but sometimes they treat him like crap.
I'm like, I don't think you get what happens.
It's called being men.
Exactly.
Watch the post write something about this.
Yeah.
Oh, close.
Oh, that's close.
You got an arc.
You guys don't know how impressive that is.
It has to go over camera equipment and lights.
Is that how bad you are at throwing stuff?
Yeah, they'll write about that, I'm sure.
Anyway, back to you, Tim.
I want to say that.
Gerald missed me first.
I want that to be.
It wasn't shown on camera, but Gerald missed me first.
That's a lie.
I hit you.
No, you didn't.
I tried to catch it and I missed like a doofus and it fell over here.
Honest, Josh.
Visions of Notre Dame winning at one point danced in his head.
He was distracted.
No, that's why he was a catcher in that.
They thought that they, like, Donald Trump said that you could get COVID from a toilet bowl, and so they went to lick toilet bowls.
It was in protest of the Trump saying the China virus.
Yeah.
So they took pictures of them saying, well, yeah, because remember, in other words, remember when Pelosi, remember when Pelosi?
Let me explain it for you.
Let me explain it for you.
This is the online version.
Guys, let me explain.
I'm good at this.
Okay, tell me.
This is the online version.
This is the online version of Nancy Pelosi twitching in Chinatown, saying it's safe.
Everyone go out.
Remember, it made sense because they said don't go to Chinatown.
So she went to Chinatown.
So I don't understand where they go, I don't like Donald Trump.
There's a toilet bowl with his name on it.
I don't, I don't care.
Oh, you're forgetting when Trump said, take your shit outside.
Don't touch the bowl.
Oh, they were Indians.
They don't use those.
Germs live there.
Roche.
There was poop in there once.
Nancy Pelosi went to Chinatown to prove something.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
At the beginning of COVID, Donald Trump said there's a virus from China and it's a threat.
Early on, and Nancy Pelosi went down to Chinatown going, Everyone, go to Chinatown.
It's fear-mongering.
It's this is racist.
There is no threat from the virus until they switch.
I bet you she did something low-key racist too while trying to be progressive.
Yeah, like we're in China.
She's always shaking.
Yeah, she's always shaking withdrawals for Martinique.
We're in Chinatown, and these wonderful chinks gave me some chopsticks.
I really love how your people don't use refrigeration.
No dogs in your neighborhoods.
Weird.
Yeah, she was.
Yeah, people don't remember.
My husband's having a bite of some young guy.
Oh, my gosh.
All right, let's grab another chat.
All right.
Next chat from Eric the Camel.
Any truth?
Has two humps?
Eric the Camel has two.
You understand that?
Alice?
No, I don't.
All right.
It's a thing.
Spoiler alert: the song ends with Alice the Camel has no humps because Alice was a horse.
That's what we learned at Scouts.
Ah.
You had scouts in Canadia?
We had beavers.
That's not a joke.
I've seen the video of the horse gives two humps.
Yep.
I've seen that too.
Tim Walls was in there somewhere.
Let's grab the chat.
Eric the Camel asks: Any truth to the story about YT YouTube admitting to censoring during COVID for political reasons?
Comments?
You know, I was trying to track that down, and I don't know because we were focusing on the H-1B story this morning, and obviously, coming off of not only what we've been through the last week and a half, but planning some things here in the next week.
So I've heard it.
YouTube is always kind of coy about it, where they're not very clear in their language, and that's out of legal necessity because it would be an admission of guilt.
So if someone can kind of update me on that, I was planning on being briefed on that and going through it after this show.
It's too important and too personal to me to bring you half-baked information.
All right.
But I do, I wouldn't be surprised.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case because they know that it's inevitable it's going to get out.
And we know, I can tell you beyond any shadow of a doubt, we were censored literally for quoting the CDC.
We were suspended.
Literally quoted the CDC.
We said far more children, and we had an age bracket, I don't remember exactly what it was, toddlers, die from the flu annually than have died globally from COVID total.
Here's the CDC chart.
Yeah, and it was four out of the last 10 years highlighted where these numbers are higher than current death totals right now.
And it was over a year that we were talking about.
And it was California CDC numbers.
Yeah, I don't understand.
And we were, so we know that.
And not to mention, of course, we were suspended for having Carrie Lake on, a political candidate, political candidate, who, by the way, was really close to winning.
But, you know, some people could argue that some voting precincts just kind of shut down for a few hours.
Ran out of ink.
We always forget those things.
Yeah.
So when people say, oh, it's only the government, it's like, well, hold on a second.
This is a primary, this is a public platform, and they can censor and remove someone simply for hosting a political candidate.
Think of how awful and scary that is.
And that's why we're glad to fight alongside David against Goliath over here at Rumble.
Yes.
Next chat.
All right.
Here's a quick one because Ignatim is begging.
If I beg, will you ask Stephen to do Al Sharpton saying acetaminophen?
Well, I understand that that is a slight ma Vorbaji, but I am addicted at pronouncing Acametafin.
I still in my head want to say Acametophen, but I know it's wrong.
Aceta?
Acetametophen.
You just think it is all you're missing.
I don't know.
I can't.
I can't do it.
If you will.
I can't do it.
We'll do it live.
Fuck it.
Next chat.
We're already doing it live.
There is no other live.
I'll write it and we'll do it live.
Okay, fine.
All right, next chat from Jay Schuster.
Still waiting.
As a man in New York, north of Schenectady, hey, I might go too soon for a silly name.
I have a concealed carry permit, but in New York, it's restricted to no restaurants, churches, malls, etc.
Do you have any advice?
Kiss your ass goodbye.
Places you need it.
Goodbye.
I don't know.
I'm not familiar with the New York state laws, honestly.
Are you sure it's all restaurants or it's not just restaurants where they generate, I think the rule is more than 50% of their revenue from alcohol.
Again, I'm not familiar with your state.
What are the open carry laws like in New York if they exist?
Sometimes you'd be surprised.
For example, in Michigan, you needed a permit for concealed carry.
You didn't need any permit for open carry.
Vermont, you needed no, it was permitless carry for both.
Sometimes there are states that, yeah, and a lot of that goes back to like, you know, hunters where they didn't want to arrest hunters because they're crossing a roadway to grab their, you know, they're pursuing an animal and someone goes, gun.
Same thing with a lot of knife laws.
So I'm not super familiar.
I would say, as I've said before, leave New York if you can.
I know it's easier said than done, but if you have any opportunity to do so, leave New York so they lose some seats and go to a state that wants you so they gain some.
At this point, we now know.
You don't have to stand there and fight for that territory in New York because it's a net gain for the country.
Leave New York and be represented somewhere and fill in that spot that they were filling with keeping warm with illegal aliens.
Might I suggest Pennsylvania?
It's close and also a swing state.
Yeah, that's a good point.
I don't want to sound like I'm giving out advice here.
I don't want it to be misconstrued as advice.
Plus, it's really hard to get that mustache.
It is.
It's hard to be taken seriously, but you could get better at concealing.
That's true.
That's also true.
Just get really good at concealing and do whatever the hell you want.
I will tell you this.
And this is a problem because I need to buy one.
I wanted to buy some extra.
And this is what happens when I mention cigars.
They just go.
They go.
Wait, well, wait then.
Don't reveal them.
No, but I also want to help the guy.
Okay.
And again, you should not do this.
You should follow the laws completely.
Yes.
And of course, and of course, I would never say that your life is more important.
And if it is a scenario where you are guaranteed that no one could know, like if there was a firearm that still had adequate firepower that literally no one could ever know was on you like a Caltech P32, that it's something that one could look into.
And actually 32 ACP with some of the new ammo is a more than sufficient round, especially if you have eight rounds there in the chamber.
You could also get like an AI prosthetic arm that has cannons built in.
That's true.
That's true.
I don't think there's a law against AI, against robot arm cannons.
Yeah, biometrics.
Yep.
It's got to be.
What?
What's the law?
So are there anti-cyborg laws now?
Yeah, exactly.
Haven't they been through enough?
They're marginalized, to say the least.
Restaurants that serve alcohol, but government buildings and schools are also in there.
And I guess this is under a 2022 law for concealed carry.
So these are sensitive locations.
Carrying firearms into these locations is a felony.
So, you know, be careful.
Restaurants that serve alcohol?
Yeah, so I'm imagining that if they're anything like Texas, I know the liquor laws pretty well here because of my wine business.
They have to post a sign so that they're notifying people that they cannot carry in that establishment because of I think in Texas, I think in Texas it does it is based on like the 50.1% or whatever it is.
I think but in New York it's any alcohol?
It didn't give a percentage so that he would need to look that up.
But again, usually it's on the restaurant to make sure that they post that information.
But I would just know the rules before they're also.
What does it say about up armored bionic arms?
Yeah, I don't know.
Hey, if there's no sign, no problem.
So any alcohol in New York, any alcohol, that's what I just got updated.
And in Texas, like I said, it's a 51% rule.
All right.
Yeah, I would say leave the state.
What about long rifles?
Can you just walk into a restaurant with like a, you know, a rifle?
You'd be surprised.
In many states, that's actually much more permissible.
Crazy?
Yeah.
I would say leave the state.
And of course, follow the laws of the state.
And there are no scenarios, for example, like a Kiltec P32, which quite literally with a pocket clip could disappear anywhere on your body and no one would know barring a metal detector is not something you should ever do.
But I do advocate, you know, it's like a good backup weapon where you are legally allowed to carry the Kiltec P32.
You can really put it in your boot in a sneaker.
You can put it anywhere and it's about, it's smaller than the palm of my hand and it's less than, it's like 0.7 inches thick.
It's a fire bull shank.
And I know now that I won't be able to purchase my extra P32s because they're limited runs.
Thanks for ruining my gun broker.
Sorry.
Dude, I tell you what, like that's it's not the first gun I would recommend.
I was like, but I can't break that thing.
That thing just keeps going.
It's a good thing.
I can't shoot it.
And there's zero recoil.
It's surprisingly easy for a tiny little caliber.
32 ACP.
I don't know what that is.
Yeah, shooting, because I shot it at the range with you.
It was weird not having a recoil.
For such a small game.
You're expecting one.
You're like, what the hell?
Yeah.
So I don't know.
I don't know calibers very well.
So you said it's 32 ACP.
32 ACP, which some people say is anemic.
It's not there.
There's ammo from a company called Underwood where it's kind of fluted and it creates more of a wound cavity, but plenty of people have been killed by a 32.
It's not what should be your first choice, but a lot of European police forces use 32 well into the 20th century.
And I don't know if it's true that Ferdinand was killed by a 32 or Hitler because I think one of them might have been a 380, but I might be mistaken.
I know that 32 either took out Ferdinand or Hitler, possibly both.
Maybe Ferdinand makes more sense because it was a teenager in the crowd, right?
Yeah.
Still, still, I don't know because there's kind of back and forth.
People going, oh, no, it's actually kind of a common misconception.
And I was reading up and I didn't get a definitive answer.
But 32 has killed plenty of bad guys.
And I'm literally talking about a gun that is about the size of your palm here, easily controllable, easy to maintain, easy to operate.
Easy to legally conceal and legally conceal.
I also would tell people this, if you can look as far as conceal carry, where you can legally conceal carry.
There is a lot to be said, a lot to be said for a backup firearm.
And so you have people who are going like, I only carry a full, and there's nothing wrong with that if you're comfortable doing it.
But I also understand that most people out there won't, right?
So if you can carry a primary that's pretty small and comfortable and have a really small backup, here's the thing.
It's an exponential force multiplier if you can hand a gun to your spouse or your friend, two people each with guns is very, you have far more options if you're dealing with an active threat.
So it is something to consider.
I would say do that before you carry an extra magazine.
That's just my opinion.
I'm sure people will say I'm wrong because the gun community has consumed a lot of Tylenol during pregnancy.
Let's go to the next chat.
All right.
Next chat from Grimace242.
With the decline in H-1B visas, will this mean less poop in our streets?
Yes.
Well, I don't.
I don't think so.
There's a correlation.
Yeah.
I mean, it'll definitely mean more poop in India's streets.
Yes.
Yeah.
Because when in India, shit in the streets.
That's the saying, I think is how it goes.
What was the other one?
When in Rome.
No, the other one, you said it earlier.
Oh, shitter.
Time to shitter get off the street.
Yeah.
I'm sure is somewhere online like this.
You know what I mean?
Someone said it online at some point.
He said it earlier in the show.
I don't think that way.
Final chat.
All right.
Final chat.
I don't know what that means.
Final chat from Gettysburg, 1863.
Question for the crew.
Do you think that the autism spectrum has been broadened too far?
Yeah.
Where most people could have an attribute of autism, which leads to overdiagnosis.
Yes.
I think certainly.
I definitely do.
I think we're more, I think we have better detection methods, and I also think that it's been broadened.
I mean, you can, look, you don't need to Reach all that far to find out that the psychiatric arts or psychology in this country or even neuroscience can be politicized for that.
See, biological men can be women and vice versa, even though all science we have available says that is not possible.
And so, when you're dealing with something that's more of a clinical diagnosis like autism, I think that things are put under that umbrella that maybe wouldn't have in the past.
It doesn't mean that autism is not increasing.
I do think there's a case to be made that it has been increasing.
It's not just, it's a combination of these things.
But for example, like if a kid walks on his toes, people like, oh, it's a sign of autism.
It was like, well, sure, but maybe like I did that for a while.
I had heel spurs as a kid.
You ever had heel spurs?
I would walk like this, like walk on my toes because my heels hurt.
And you'd have someone like, you, it's weird.
You walk toe to heel.
You have autism.
My heels hurt.
Also, parents have to teach their kids how to do things.
You don't just come out and know how to do things.
You don't just come out and know how to walk, know how to talk, know how to read, know how to act in social situations.
You have to teach your kids these things.
Yeah.
Even if, especially if they have autism, you have to take extra care and be like, okay, we got to make sure I set you up for best success.
Hey, stop peeing on your brother.
Like, that's the kind of thing that, you know, you got to teach.
I don't think that's an autistic thing.
Yeah.
I think that's more of just a teacher.
Maybe not looking people in the eye and keeping to yourself at parties.
Yeah.
Or like flipping your shit if someone says that Spider-Man is better than Batman.
Or like, oh man, my daughter ain't.
I don't know if it was an autistic kid or not, but my daughter, she got in trouble.
She was playing around with another girl and she like went like dad on her head, something like that.
Yeah.
And the girl flipped out.
Oh, really?
Flipped out and just went ape shit on my daughter.
Oh, no.
Yeah.
And then they both had to go to the principal and the security camera's like, well, your daughter hit her first.
And she didn't.
We all were watching it.
We all know she didn't mean anything violent, but.
Misunderstanding.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Knock her out next time.
What?
What?
Knock the girl out?
Of course that's true.
Yeah, that's what you would do.
You leg kicked a girl.
No, I did not.
I shoved her into the corner of a brick wall.
Gerald did not lose a race to her when I was five in kindergarten.
And guess what?
Fastest kid in the school still.
And there's nothing autistic about that.
Your genes were passed down because your son has actively tried to kill me at least four times.
He's got a sense about these things.
Gerald's been fighting the war on autism for years.
Literally, was it a rock and a frying pan or a golf?
I'm talking a spatula.
That's right.
It was the second weapon.
If you're talking with Gerald, he's like, yeah, huh?
And I go ahead and go, he was going to hit you over the head with a rock.
And it's just a year ago or two.
I'm talking.
He just sees his kid behind me.
Stumbling towards.
It's like, oh, no, I've saved Ashley.
It happens so many times.
And the thing is, the kid, we get along.
It's weird.
Like, we get along.
I play with them.
I kid you not.
I saw him this weekend.
I was out doing some family stuff at a field and he was playing with other kids with rocks.
And I'm like, uh-oh.
And then I saw that all the other kids had rocks and they were placing them.
And I'm like, okay, good.
He's not about to kill somebody.
Yeah.
All kids are, they're really different.
Were you about to say something, noodles?
Because I think you.
No, no.
No.
No.
That's enough by itself.
I mean, I will say another idea that is very offensive, for example, more offensive than the idea of aborting babies in the third trimester who might have autism or Down syndrome is me telling you, you think that gender roles, you think that biological sex is the byproduct of social conditioning?
Go have boy-girl twins.
Yeah.
Because it's as controlled as you get.
That's why they used, except it was two boys, actually, but in reverse, the John Money study where he, no one talks about how the fact that he was sexually abusing these kids and both of them ended up committing suicide or one died under mysterious circumstances.
I know the other one committed suicide, right?
Which they said, see, you can raise one as a boy and one as a girl.
That's what gender is.
He was a horribly abusive man.
But the reverse is true here where boy, girl, same circumstances, and it's really plain to see.
Yeah.
They're both great kids.
They really are.
I'm truly, truly blessed.
He, the problem you're going to run into with him is he reaches a point of being fed up and flips his shit.
He's a boy.
Her, she'll kind of beforehand be sneaky to try and get her way a little bit.
So you have to cut her off at the past.
Hey, what did we say about that?
We already set these boundaries.
Whereas with him, he's usually a lot more agreeable until he feels like he's at an impasse and just like, and then he calms down quickly.
And that's what I've seen with, I think, actually, boys in many ways are more sensitive when they're young.
That's what I've experienced.
They're super sensitive.
And I think they have to learn to deal with it young.
And then they're seen as less sensitive because they sort of bridle it.
He's actually, and a lot of other parents out there who've had both have said they've experienced the same thing.
But they're very different.
You know, he'll sit and play by himself with someone, reverse engineer it.
She wants to interact all the time.
Boys and girls are different.
That is more offensive to the modern leftist than, yeah, if you don't want a boy, abort it.
It's your body, your choice.
Think about that.
It's insane.
It's more offensive to say, unless you have a really high fever and you can't tough it out, you know, try and avoid using Tylenol because there might be some difficulties.
That is more offensive than the idea of aborting Tim Thibault, which I'm almost advised to do.
You also just said that way more eloquently than Trump did.
I think it was close.
It was pretty close.
What?
Your quote of Trump.
Just now, I think it was pretty close.
You mean the encapsulation or the Trump voice?
No, not the voice.
Like the speech.
Look, I get a bad rep, but ancient Chinese wisdom say, go to bed.
Look, they always say this, go to bed with a stinky butt.
Wake up with sticky fingers.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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