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Anyone in Japan is, oh no, wait, we have an action.
Can someone please tell me what Tran is in Mexico think of me?
Just kidding.
Not sink.
Not you can't steal our bangers, Japan.
Come on.
So we are going to continue.
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And we have to continue on the theme of illegal immigration from the same party and state that brought you Poop Tracker.
Democrats in the House Oversight Committee are now announcing that they're building an ICE tracker.
Over the course of the next couple of weeks, the oversight committee will be launching on their website a master ice tracker.
We're going to be tracking every single instance that we can verify that the community will be able to send us information on.
And it'll be all available in one central place.
Yeah, and the man who made the announcement, Congressman Robert Garcia, who came to the United States illegally from Peru, became a citizen under huge mistake, Reagan's amnesty policy, and made the announcement with noted awful Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, who, by the way, looks like the worst guess who character.
Does your person wear glasses?
Yes.
Does your person wear a hat?
No.
Is your person a bitch?
Yes.
Are you Karen Bass?
Yes!
Yeah, you knew it!
Yeah!
All right!
You have to.
It's usually the mystery.
These are no mystery.
She's a little bit of a job.
Mystery soul.
No need to call Hobby Boy.
No need to dance it through.
Nancy Drew.
I have a bitch tracker.
Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep either.
You think that Japan had their own version of like, you know, Sherlock Holmes or like a Nash Brown?
No, because they just admit it right away.
Did you shoot the curtain?
That's true.
Yeah, that's true.
This has been CSI Tokyo.
Wow!
We won't get through the game!
Who are you?
It was me.
It's a song, not the question.
What's the other Who song for CSI New York?
I don't know.
I won't get fooled again at CSI Miami, but New York was also another who song.
You act like I watched CSI.
Deani.
You look like it, honestly.
Bob O'Reilly?
I don't remember.
No, Bob O'Reilly is, I don't know.
Honestly, you look like you know all the characters from CSI, Gerald.
But it is another who song.
It is Bob O'Reilly.
It's Teenage Wasteland.
Yeah, I know, but there's another Who song for CSI New Year.
Who are you?
Who are you?
Are you Abbott?
Who are you?
Are you Avid and Gostelloing me?
Yeah, he's a single person.
I know it's the who.
Who are you?
I'm seated.
I really want to know.
Not the dog.
In Japan, they'd be like, screw you, noodles, Mr. Giant.
How the weather up a day?
I am in the wrong country.
I eat a noodle.
Donnie, sometimes I say things between me.
Good.
All right.
So this will be cut out for sure for bits when it goes on YouTube.
People will be horribly confused.
All right, back to you.
According to the database.
Yeah.
The tracker is going to help illegal aliens or foreigners, as the Japanese call them, avoid ICE by creating a nationwide database to show ICE operations, encouraging citizens to submit, quote, civil rights violations by ICE.
And of course, our favorite attorney in New York, Attorney General, Letitia James.
Did you ever like, what's the difference between this and the mafia?
At a certain point, she just announced a similar tool app is going to be created for New York City.
And by the way, yesterday, I don't know how this is anything other than unconstitutional.
New York State fined a Queens building, $55,000, because someone had erected a sign encouraging tenants to contact ICE about illegals.
And think about that for a second.
They probably saw what happened in Aurora.
They probably saw what happened in a few other.
What was another big one?
I don't remember if it was Queens, but I know there was something in New York.
So this is the city where after 9-11, you had on the subway, see something, say something.
But when you're trying to protect your own tenants, you have the state fine you?
This person, whoever did this, I would assume it's some kind of a landlord, is trying to help.
But you know who's most happy about this?
Legal immigrants.
Legal immigrants who have entire apartment complexes taken over by criminal gangs.
They're afraid to call the authorities because these people leverage your family and hold them ransom.
Go back.
And the authorities would literally say, sorry, we can't come out.
Exactly.
Sorry, Mayor, Governor said, we're not allowed to come enforce this.
You're on your own.
Eat shit.
Yep.
And that's exactly, go back and watch the Tom Holman interview.
By the way, I would put that in top five interviews that have ever taken place on this show.
Number one, I would say Stephen Williford, the hero who shot the Sutherland Springs shooter, killed, I believe, 26 people.
And he appeared on the show because I think his daughter was a fan.
And that was the first time I had to navigate, hey, not pushing, but asking questions that I know you wanted the answers to.
And I would put Tom Holman right up there.
Was a great guy, was very gracious.
And we're going to send him that music video from earlier today.
You guys all hung me out to dry, by the way, on that.
Because what we had the Shirley Temple.
Can someone bring up the Shirley Temple?
What did I send back to us?
Oh, the Shirley Temple and the Coppertone Baby Photoshop.
And everyone here was like, I don't know, man.
He is.
He's actually, he's a border czar, and we don't want to offend him.
And then, oh, I really like that worry.
I remember the diaper dog digging my diary, singing my bare ass.
Can you guys send that horse shot to me?
I show my grandkids.
I didn't say that.
No, you didn't.
No, I was for it.
You're one of the people.
I'm almost always for doing what everyone else is against doing.
Yes.
And by everyone else, you mean, get the one.
This is what over there.
Get him.
Don't make a racist photo shop.
Oh, don't have a cup of tone of baby.
Oh, who would like a baby?
It makes no sense.
He is a grown man.
Well, that's what I'm a toad.
I see no evidence.
I only see a big baby.
Let me see your papers.
Big Aryan baby.
Big Aryan baby.
So, the response.
I mean, what do I say?
Nothing.
You're like a big gorilla with all your back hair.
That's right.
I see you in the Congo with razor gun.
In the volcano.
Go back to your apartment.
One bedroom in the volcano.
Oh, your furies are hurt.
Reading your Bible.
We need to give me a no.
I can't help but laugh at the voices.
None of the snakes.
You went down in a bingo cart, a Japanese Yule Brenner impersonator.
Pull it up.
Pull it up.
There it is.
See?
Yeah, he loved it.
You're only a rare one, and that was our Dori Foster.
I'm in good company.
MVP, Tom Holman, for me.
Most improved is definitely Marco Rubio.
Yeah, for sure.
But you can see it's taking its toll.
Yeah.
His face.
He laughs every once in a while.
He laughs every once in a while.
That's a great impression.
That's Marco Rubio.
You make your ears bigger for that.
Yeah, my hand small.
That was so silly.
It's like in Deadpool A. He's waiting for it to crow back.
All right.
All right.
Okay.
So the response from the GOP rep Brian Stales said that Democrats would not be allowed to post the tracker on any kind of a government website.
Good.
Look, let's be clear.
The real goal from Democrats is they want votes.
Okay.
They want to buy votes.
That's what they have been doing.
That's why they screwed around with the census.
That's why you look at some of these redistricting maps that wouldn't make any sense unless you take into account that they count illegal aliens who take, who don't give, who cost the American taxpayer, you, the worker, $150 to $450 billion a year.
It's why they let out that trucker who just massacred an innocent lady because at the end of the day, they're losing an entire generation of young men and they need to find those votes somewhere.
So if ICE is doing the job that they are supposed to do with a mandate of the masses, well, then they just have to call them Gestapo and intimidate these men and women who are doing a job into no longer doing their job.
Every single ICE agent who's engaged in this aggressive overreach and are trying to hide their identities from the American people will be unsuccessful in doing that.
ICE, unmask.
What are you afraid of?
What are you afraid of?
We have a right to compile that information and put together a profile of each of these agents that's alleged to have committed crime.
And every single one of them, no matter what it takes, no matter how long it takes, will of course be identified.
We start the process of unmasking agents.
Even though they're wearing masks, every single one of them prints a towel.
This is the idea of the people.
I love Beetlejuice around Halloween.
Unmask yourselves.
We have a right to know who's doing what, and supposedly in our name, but we believe that they are committing crimes and it needs to be investigated.
No other law enforcement agency in America runs around our communities masks.
It's time that we unmask ICE.
I guess the caveat there is law enforcement agency, because I seem to remember a lot of people running around with masks committing actual crimes, not deporting illegal aliens.
Yeah, it's like they completely gloss over what the masks came out for because they didn't start with.
Do you remember?
Do you remember when this started that they were just, they would show up just like normal cops or anybody else with maybe some tactical gear on or something like that or a hat.
And the doxing.
And then the doc.
Oh, that's right.
The doxing.
When people's families were threatened by these people.
Yep.
That's when they said, well, I guess to be able to do my job, I have to wear a mask so that I don't get killed or somebody doesn't show up to my house and hold my family hostage.
Yeah.
Not to mention there were anger.
Hits being put out by the cartel.
Yes.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Oh, those guys that are nothing.
What game do you?
These guys that are no threat at all.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's what, well, not to mention, of course, Charlie Kirk, not to mention the attempts on Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh, pretty much everyone who's ever spoken out against the actual gestapo of the left.
People, man.
I mean, you know, the people that kind of go and run really far, like these people are literally your enemies.
For a very long time, have been like, hold on, you know, let's, these people that are asking, these are your enemy.
Like, how is Gavin Newsom not your enemy in this?
What is, here's the thing.
What is the purpose of identifying and making public the information of ICE agents doing their job?
Right.
So we believe crimes.
Well, then go.
Oh, that's right.
I'm sorry.
The left hates our justice system unless they can weaponize it, right?
Me too, believe all women.
We believe that ICE agents are committing crimes.
And then you know what else they'll do?
They'll then go, oh, are you afraid?
You need armed security.
Oh, you need a bulletproof vest.
All we did was post your name, location, and daily schedule and imply that you're Gestapo and imply that you, Charlie Kirk, are a Nazi and a fascist and you, Tim Poole, and you, Jeremy Coring, and yours truly, and pretty much anyone on there.
All we did was imply that you are a sympathizer to the most evil regime in recent history.
That's all we did.
And then we made your information publicly available.
Yeah.
Do you need security?
I don't know.
Momdani did.
He wrote a public bus.
Did you see that to his debate last night?
Wrote a public bus with a security detail.
Of course.
You know why the left has to do this?
Because the left, it's the same reason they're losing young men.
The left has vilified success.
The left has made it so that if you work hard and are successful, you still are made to feel guilty of it.
So there's no problem with a Republican, with a conservative showing up and like, I'm successful.
I showed up in an armed vehicle with security because that's what I need to do.
Well, sure, great, if you can afford it.
The left has to present as the everyman, even though they're not.
And they have far less in common with the everyman.
Think about Joe Biden.
Think about Momdani.
These are people who have done nothing but suckle at the government teeth their entire lives.
They don't know what it's like to be fired.
They don't know what it's like to pay taxes for things that you don't support, that, by the way, literally preclude you from taking the family on a vacation.
They don't know what it's like to lose a good paying job, a good paying mid-level job.
Like, I don't know, trucking just because someone who managed to fabricate a fake CDL license was cheaper?
They don't know what it's like, but they vilified success.
They have vilified it so they have to fake everything.
Look, I'm just like you.
Public transit.
This is not new, by the way.
When people say the left left me, remember John Edwards?
He used to have assistants, and someone can fact check this, assistants, or used to have one of his aides cut out the Armani tags in his suit and resew JCPenney on it.
Seriously?
Yeah.
Just like Jimmy Carter.
Remember, he used to carry his own, used to carry his own suitcase.
It was empty.
I'm one of you.
It was empty, and he'd have his security deed.
And here's the thing.
You end up.
Yeah.
You place the burden on someone else, like Mamdani on that bus.
That means that five other seats are taken up on the bus.
Just someone had to wait for another bus.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They are your enemy.
In this case, you voted for decisive action on immigration, just like we saw in Japan.
This is not uncommon.
It's not unprecedented.
It's actually kind of the norm historically.
Every great country out there has a strict immigration policy.
Yep.
Every great, if you look at a country, you go, wow, that seems like a great place to live.
Right.
Look up their immigration policies.
I guarantee you they're stricter than ours.
Mandate of the masses, Donald Trump.
Two primary reasons he was elected.
Okay.
Economy, obviously, and immigration.
I would say pretty close up there was a whole LGBTQ AIP thing.
You may not fully appreciate it now because it's sort of becoming a footnote, but it was really invasive and people were tired of compelled speech.
That's why he was elected.
So issue number one or two, with a mandate of the masses, now doing the job he was elected to do with the appropriate wing of government to do it.
They are being fought in many cases by unelected bureaucrats, some cases, judges who do not represent their constituents.
They're being impeded.
And people who are doing their job with your mandate, they're being put in harm's way.
These people, and I mean the left, oh, it's not Teamsman.
Yeah, it is.
Yeah, it is.
It is on this one.
The left.
They are not your friends.
This is not, we have a difference of opinion on marginal tax rates.
No.
They don't want your vote to count.
And they want the vote desperately to count of someone who has no business being here at all.
This is absolutely a rigged game from the left.
Yes.
They want to render your vote meaningless.
Meaningless.
And I mean that.
If you are in a district, if you are in an area of this country where there's a few thousand illegal, that means they cancel out a few thousand of your votes.
And how do you think they're going to vote?
They're going to vote for the people who gave them free crap.
Who foot the taxpayer, you, the worker with the bill.
It's evil.
It's wrong.
And that's all I have to say about it.
Japan.
Good for them.
Yeah, no.
And listen, the Gavin Newsom thing, like, he wants them dead.
And if he doesn't, he should come out and say that.
Because that's effectively what his policy will lead to.
Unmasked so that the cartel can hunt you down in our state, meaning his state of California.
Yeah.
They want people to be afraid to be hurt, to have situations arise where you can't even do your job without fearing that your family's going to be murdered or held hostage or you're going to be murdered or beaten.
Yep.
Or even just accused of a crime you didn't commit.
I tell you what, take your name.
I'm afraid.
Never tell when we go out in public area.
Of course I'm afraid.
Why?
Because of all the close calls, because of all the attempts that are directly inspired by the left.
The left doesn't live under that specter.
They don't have that monkey on their back.
I don't know.
It's the right.
Monkey specter?
Or a good analogy.
Never want a monkey on the back.
No.
Always want a monkey on the front.
Maybe in a China want monkey on the corner of a table in Vice that you can eat a brain, barbarian.
They can make them smarter.
Making them stupid.
Mongeroid is a mender for you.
Speaking of Pokemon in the animal kingdom, I saw something that I just kind of thought was funny, and I thought we should bring it.
It's probably not a funny.
I bet it's a very boring.
Okay, bring it up.
Whether it's used to harden Machoke's fists or as a toothpick by a Tyranitar, the life of a Geodude is harsh and perilous.
Every day, Geodude trains relentlessly, challenging its own kind to grow tougher.
In this brutal struggle for endurance, some even fight to the death.
Those who fail to harden enough simply cannot survive the dangers of this world.
When a Geodude becomes resilient enough, it evolves into Gravela.
Now capable of withstanding Machoke's mighty punches, its training continues, driven by a single purpose to protect and avenge its fallen kin.
At the sight of yet another Geodude in danger, the spark of evolution ignites within Gravela.
In a surge of fury, it transforms into Golem.
The ground trembles with a rage as it calls out a warning to the predator.
Then, with unstoppable force, Gollum hurls itself forward, crashing into the enemy Onyx like a living wrecking ball.
Oh, can we stop a medium funny crip?
Well, it got less funny as it went.
Does it breathe at the Aryan accord?
At what point does the crip evolve into funny?
I really only wanted like the first 20 seconds, which you laughed at.
We needed to ensure our blockade on a Gerard's jokes are perfectly legal.
Somebody give me a graveler to punch me in the face.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Can we all acknowledge that Stephen just crossed Star Wars reference with Japanese people?
What are you even saying?
If I had the choice to listen to Gerald or pine or punch yourself in dick 95 times, I pick a dick a punch.
97 times!
Even 98.
All right.
You must have committed Sudoku.
What is it called?
He needs to do a boat.
He's not smart enough to commit a supercool yet.
Get a smarter than a kill yourself.
First, that you cross a word.
Then Sepukawado.
I do a cross-aware every morning.
What is the name of Ron Ranger?
Tonto!
Tonto!
He's a Tonto!
All right, it's time for Chat Thursday.
Whoops.
Oh, goodness.
What is a five letter word for stupid?
Chino!
I thought it was a G-E-R-A-L-D six.
No!
No!
All right, first chat from our favorite.
Well spotted.
First chat from our favorite non-Mexican Mexican, Pedro the Mexican 15.
We uncovered this last week.
That's right.
Do you think wokeness could almost be over?
Lots of countries seem to be moving to the right due to immigration.
Laws are changing against trannies.
couldn't the end be in sight?
I think as far as the markets, like you're already seeing this with, Do we know, did Disney remove the trigger warnings from their, because I've watched a couple of old Disney movies and I didn't see Like they used to have with Aladdin, which is offensive to cultures.
The market forces have responded, but no, that the pendulum swings back and forth.
I think that progressivism, leftism is going to have to go through a refresh, a rebrand.
That's why I think it's imperative that you remember this is what is beneath the surface.
They will push as far as they can, always.
Always.
At your cost, just to be clear.
So, do I think right now it's sort of in remission?
Yeah.
Do I think it's dead?
No.
You need to keep your foot on the gas and really don't tortoise in the hair this thing where you're winning the race and take a nap.
Yeah.
According to the New York Times, Disney to diminish content warnings.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, there we go.
It was Tuesday that we unmasked him as not a Mexican.
Sorry.
Not last week.
Who?
Pedro the Mexican.
Oh, that's right.
So, yeah.
Yep.
Yeah, he said last week.
I did say last week, yeah.
Yeah, I didn't know we had to do show prep for Jared's multiverse.
Not the Mexican or so meta.
It does.
He said Pedro the Mexican, and I was like, I don't think he's Mexican.
Oh, explanation, man.
The Joker is so much better.
It's a revisit the whole conversation.
That will move this along.
You will pray Steven.
I will pray, Josh.
He disraps.
And Gerald will pray, Gerald.
It's so disrespectful and hilarious at the same time.
Do you know what is synonym for breaks in a Japanese Gerald?
All right, next chat.
All right, next chat from New Jupiter.
Cartels will start murdering ICE agents' families after being doxxed.
The left will celebrate, saying the agent is at fault.
Could this throw another match on civil war type reactions?
Well, just to be clear, the officials will feign offense and outrage.
And they'll go, well, of course, this is a tragedy, but we have to, and then they'll pivot.
And you saw that mostly with Charlie Kirk, to be clear.
The people who you saw celebrating were the voters, the teachers, the nurses, the students, right, celebrating it.
Almost always teachers.
So you'll see elected officials trying to act like they think it's horrible, but they know that this is where it leads.
Do you know how I know?
Because they have bodyguards, because they have security.
They know, they know exactly what they're doing, and they'll act like they didn't.
This is why it's important.
Come back here, call us on this if this goes through.
And I hope it really doesn't.
I hope it gets stopped.
They'll say, well, we couldn't have known.
No, no.
There are plenty of people presenting this side of the equation right now.
Their game plan is to silence and marginalize you for pointing it out.
And then they'll act like no one ever told them, just like with COVID.
That's what they'll do.
So, yeah, I think if this does happen, they can only do this so many times until people start fighting back.
And the reason that I have said is the reason I've said ruthless self-defense, ruthless, violent self-defense, legal self-defense, is to avoid getting to some kind of a civil war.
I hope that these ICE agents, if they are off-duty and they are in danger, I hope they're carrying and I hope they ruthlessly defend themselves and their families.
I would much rather see a headline: off-duty ICE agent blows cartel member or radical leftist away in protection of his family than off-duty ICE agent dead.
That would be my choice.
And this is where it leads if the left has their way.
Controversial choice.
Next chat.
Bit of a follow-up, I suppose, from Yoda Wolfman.
Question for Crowder.
One, how many people will die before people turn on Democrats?
And B, it's not really a two, can they even change at this point?
There's a certain percentage of the Democrat Party that will never turn on them.
And I want you to be very aware.
Just go to Reddit Politics.
I believe it's the biggest political forum on Reddit or subreddit.
There could be another one, but it's politics.
It's not Reddit Conservative.
It's not Reddit Liberal.
It's not Reddit Republican.
It's not Reddit Democrats.
It's Reddit politics.
And that's a good reflection of the moderators and what they view as acceptable.
And you will see more calls to violence reading three or four top posts than you could get through in an afternoon.
So it's mainstream on the left.
They'll say it's not.
Let's say it's 40% of their party.
So that makes up 20% of them.
I think that's a pretty fair estimate to make.
And then there are other people who will find ways to justify it because they've been told for so long conservatives bad, Republicans bad, Donald Trump bad.
They may not want the death of their political opposition, but they'll ultimately go along and pull that lever for a Democrat.
So yeah, I don't think they will have, I don't think they'll have a civil uprising on the left no matter how much blood is shed.
I really don't.
I don't.
And the only other place that I see that, the only other place that I see that is what we addressed earlier, like the Candace Owens thing, where it doesn't matter how far it goes.
It doesn't matter that Erica Kirk is being put at risk and the family in the crosshairs by the implication of a conspiracy of the Trump administration.
It doesn't matter.
It's the only place on the right, and I do mean this, like the actual radical sort of anti-Semitic died in the wool.
Everything is a conspiracy, regardless of evidence.
And if you speak out against it, you must be in on it.
There's the left and there's that small faction on the right.
And so I tend to think my conspiracy is that some of them are plants using this as a wedge issue.
Let me put it this way.
A lot of the Israel argument, too, which is, you know, it's kind of one and the same with the Candace Owens thing.
It's predicated on sort of a libertarian approach of non-interventionism, right?
Because that's America first.
Here's the thing: I am actually arguing the more libertarian position than they are.
I think we should fund Israel.
None.
I also think we should fund Egypt, Turkey, Jordan.
Take all these people.
None.
Take all the money out.
Israel comes out ahead.
Here's the thing.
If we remove ourselves completely, and that's what I'm advocating, outside of purchasing weapons or intel, by the way, that would be beneficial to us.
We do that with plenty of countries.
Israel wipes Palestine off the face of the earth.
The non-intervention, if they don't have to adhere to international, not even laws, sort of decorum, if Israel were to act in their own best interest in the same way that the Palestinian people believe they are in electing leadership who have exterminating the Jews in their charter, guess what?
They would not have a two-state solution.
There would be one, Israel.
That's what they would do, and there'd be no one to stop them.
I'm fine with it.
But the people who go, you must be paid for by APAC, who I also say suck.
I hate AIPAC.
Just like hate Act Blue.
It's like, hey, the SEIU, American Dental Lobby, take whatever PAC or lobbying group who spends way more than APAC right here.
More than AIPAC.
If that position is not at least accepted as, you know what, that's reasonable.
That is not a Zionist conspiracy theory, then those people are just like the left.
They really are.
Because those go, unless you agree with me, Lockstep, and those same people have to argue some form of interventionism to ensure that a genocide, as they believe it, stops, to ensure that Palestine, that the people are able to be self-sufficient to determine their own destiny.
That would require international interventionism.
I say fund none of those countries at all, including Israel.
We should be out of the UN and let the chips fall where they may.
And people will still say I'm paid for by the Jews.
Has anyone thought of how that ends up?
You can chat, disagree.
I think that that ends up ruthlessly efficient.
I think it's a matter of days before all of Palestine is leveled and it becomes Israel.
And then I think it's a matter of will all of the other nations, attack surrounding nations, attack Israel.
And I understand that people on the will say, well, that'll rope in the United States.
They took care of it in six days.
It's kind of the thing you guys are most mad about, right?
That six-day war, it was Egypt, Jordan, Syria, right?
Or Egypt, Jordan, six-day war.
I'm not sure.
All the countries against Egypt.
Egypt, Jordan, Syria, or Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon.
Anyway, the third one, it's kind of like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.
You look at that map, people will show you, go, look at the land that Israel had, and then from 66, now look at here at 67, 68.
It's like, well, yeah, okay.
That land was gained during a defensive war with three surrounding nations who tried to wipe them off the face of the map.
And then fast forward another year where most of that land was given up.
We weren't roped into that.
So I think if it happens, Palestine's leveled.
And then one of two things: all these nations team up and try and take out Israel.
Or very likely, Israel maintains their state.
I don't really think they're going to be going into Egypt trying to take over Egypt.
I know some people do, but is that a reasonable position?
No money for any of it, which also means we don't get to tell them, hey, hey, I don't care if they broke the ceasefire.
Don't bite.
Keep it peaceful.
We're not there to do that anymore.
I think it's uglier and more violent.
Egypt, Jordan, Syria.
Okay, I was right the first time.
You just need to trust your guns.
Shagut is telling you Syria and chamis.
It's a delicious sandwich.
Next chat.
Next chat from Amaya Kata.
Question: How many of the illegal immigrants led to?
For my sister.
Illegal immigrants led in by Biden and cronies have been deported.
Don't they have illegal ID numbers to track?
What does that mean?
Don't they have illegal ID numbers to track?
The only thing that I can think is them talking about the illegals that have been given IDs and stuff like that.
I think, are you talking about when the catch and release, like they chipped him like dogs?
Yeah.
Did you mean how many were actually deported by Biden versus allowed to stay?
Or do they mean how many of the illegals who came in under Biden were deported by the Trump administration?
I think the latter.
I think that's what they're asking.
I was trying to be funny.
What was the number, guys, thus far?
Was it like 1.00 million?
I think with self-deportations, I think it was around 2.
Was around 2 million?
Yeah, something like, I thought there was a claim of 1.6 for self-deportations, around 400,000 or so deportations.
And we went through that a little while ago, so I'm sure those numbers are different, but I believe it's somewhere around a total of 2 million.
And I'm research confirming, yes.
Yeah, around 2 million.
And the number, the really, really low end is 12 million illegals, but anywhere from 12 to 20.
And I believe probably the most accurate estimate is about 18 million when you take into account border crossings, people who came here illegally versus visa overstays.
So, no, it's not nearly enough, but it's a good start, and I'd like to see more next chat.
All right.
Next chat from Mr. Nevermiss.
Question for the crew.
With the new Japanese PM, do you see our relationship with Japan getting stronger?
Or maybe another look at lowering tariffs?
Well, that's always on the table with President Trump.
That's part of his negotiation strategy, right?
Carrot and stick.
We've had a pretty good relationship with Japan.
For a very long time.
They're probably, in my opinion, they're our strongest ally.
I mean, you can make the argument between them and UK, Britain, but they definitely need to look at the tariff issue there.
We need Japan in the region significantly.
They've always been friendly.
And we dropped bombs on them.
We did.
We did, and rightfully so.
Well, of course, I drop them again.
But I'm just saying they forgave us.
I know that people say, oh, you're supporting genocide.
No, if people know what a land war looks like, they're.
Supporting the end of a war.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Done.
But I will say this.
I think the two kind of levers to pull, yeah, tariffs and also sort of the rearmament policy for Japan because they haven't been allowed to build up their military and arms.
And I think, I mean, I think there's been enough time now where it's like, all right, you guys have made it through the grace period.
Well, they have been allowed.
I believe they allowed them to start building up their military.
Am I wrong?
Yeah, but there's still some stipulations where there's some restrictions.
Yes, they've been eased a little bit, but that's something that's obviously, and I think is probably quite important to Japan right now, considering the volatility of the region.
They've been a strong ally, and I do think that this will probably help.
I think what you're going to see is stronger alliances with countries who warrant that and more distance with countries who we've treated as allies but haven't acted like them.
That's what I think you'll see.
And that's the right way to go.
Canada cannot be seen as an ally if they don't fix that border, that poorest northern, because if we fix the southern border, it's just going to be diversion.
They're just going to, okay, now go through the next easiest point of entry.
And Canada is a bad neighbor, so I think they should be treated as a bad neighbor until they straighten up, get their crap together.
And Japan has been a pretty good ally.
No one's perfect.
But yeah, I think that's the case.
Next chat.
All right.
Next chat from Penord.
My sister's fiancé, legal Mexican, got hit by a car last year and paid $15K in hospital bills.
But an illegal coworker of his had surgery and didn't pay a dime.
Yet he's still anti-ICE.
Why?
I think you should.
Wait, wait, hold on a second.
Bring that back up.
Oh, so this is my sister's fiancé.
Oh, your sister's fiancé.
Okay.
So he's a legal immigrant from Mexico, correct?
And he paid his bills.
And an illegal in the same accident didn't pay the bills.
And have you asked him?
Have you asked him?
Because I would say that's an opportunity to have that conversation.
Unfortunately, a lot of people only vote in their own selfish interests.
You can use that as an entry point.
And then, because I don't want people to only vote in their short-term self-interests, you do need to vote with your primary, your true north to be your sense of duty and what this country is to be.
But start with that.
And I don't know if you have had that conversation, but why do you think that's right?
And then give the number.
What was the number in $120 million just when we first looked at emergency rooms?
I thought there was a bigger number that equated to several billion dollars.
Was it several billion dollars a year?
We only had one month's number though.
Yeah, one month's number when Texas finally look into how much a taxpayer is having to pay as far as emergency room visits where it's abused by illegal aliens, right?
Because they can't track you.
It was an astronomical number.
I don't remember what it was.
I know Lane would remember that.
So yeah, give him some of those numbers and ask him why he thinks those people should be able to stay.
Ask him why he was able to go through the process and someone else didn't.
And then if he goes, like, well, I still feel bad.
Okay, well, well, then what would be a reasonable expectation?
Right?
This could be a good opportunity to have that conversation with him.
A lot of these people, they do operate on feels.
And I will say, a really big problem in the Latino, Latina, Hispanic community is a lot of them are still watching Uni Vigion and Telemundo.
And so it's all orange man bad.
If they don't speak English, their echo chamber is very, very small.
I can say it's because my lady is Latina.
I mean, kind of.
She'll say she's basically white, but who cares?
But she does have relatives who, if you're to look on paper, they should be conservative.
I mean, literally pro-life, own firearms, but they still think, oh, Donald Trump is going to deport my friends who are here legally.
They believe that.
She had the field calls going, no, no, no, no.
So-and-so is not getting deported.
They've been here for 20 years.
They have a green card and they've been paying taxes.
They are not at risk.
But because these people watch Spanish TV, I mean, it's just as far left as CNN, MSNBC in a different way culturally, that they believe it.
So they really are in a silo.
And you may have an opportunity to help fix that.
Were you flagging down?
We have the number of the emergency room businesses?
Well, Gerald, I think, said 120 is 121 million.
And then it was him.
Whoever.
I also said Syria, but I suffer from low self-esteem.
That might be one of those things where I forget exactly the question, but the one person who is the legal sister's fiancé legal had to pay for it.
So he paid $15,000.
So this might be a thing where it's a car accident.
Maybe it's not his fault.
Insurance is going to pay for that.
It's not going to come out of his pocket technically.
So there might be something that's involved there where it's like, well, I don't really care what I had to pay for.
Insurance is going to pay for it.
What do I care?
Like, I deserve to get some health care.
Yeah.
But if it is out of his pocket, you know, obviously cares a little more.
But the thing is, when all these people are getting free health care, it drives up the rate of healthcare for all of the rest of us.
That's exactly where I was going.
Yeah.
And so that's a point that I would bring up: is that, well, do you think $15,000 was too much?
How do you think it got there?
Yeah.
Or ask him what he said.
Because the other guy had $15,000 and he didn't pay a dime of it.
So let's say it's $10,000.
Well, now they got to make up for the lost $10,000.
So guess what?
An extra five for you.
Yeah.
An extra five for somebody else here.
And ask him what his premiums are and show him what the premiums were 10, 15 years ago.
Yeah, 2012.
Yeah.
Right.
What was it?
Well, then you started to talk about the Affordable Care Act.
Well, yeah, that too, but a big part of it is illegal too.
It's like aliens, too.
Yeah.
And then tell him that the government shutdown is because they want to ensure that illegal aliens are extended Obamacare benefits.
Like explain to him.
Did you realize that conservatives, just not even with the illegals, but when we're talking about Medicaid, Medicare, basic work requirements?
You know, I believe it was 20 hours a week.
20 hours a week.
Volunteering or school.
So make sure he knows there are no requirements, no expectations.
And the left wants to guarantee that your premiums continue on the same trajectory.
What we are proposing is work requirements and that someone provide proof of legal status in this country.
Yes, noodles.
Research just sent in, in case we thought it was a fluke or anything, that was a November 2024 number.
That was one month.
They got some updated numbers from December 2024 to February 25, $329 million.
Between December and February.
Correct.
So it stands about that trash.
Yeah.
Wow.
It stands about $100 million a month in Texas only.
Yeah, $1.5 billion.
A year.
year.
So, I mean, if we're just...
And they're doing very well.
I've heard that the healthcare industry, they're doing quite well.
So it's not like they're losing money.
They make their money up.
They're not going to make a loss in profit.
They're not going to go, oh, crap, these illegal aliens, they left without paying their bill.
Guess we're going to take a lot.
No, no, no.
Yeah.
Guess we're going to charge more for the people who are paying.
Yeah.
So that we can maintain our astronomical profits this year.
Yeah.
Yep.
That's exactly right.
Number one industry in the United States.
80,000 visits from undocumented patients in that time.
And it's funny.
People saying, yeah, free Luigi.
It's like, okay, because you hate the hell.
And by the way, I understand there are some corrupt CEOs and I understand that they denied legitimate claims.
I get that.
But would we find common ground on fixing a part of the problem where people who are here illegally who pay nothing?
Like, let's do something to lower the costs.
Oh, no.
Just go kill some more CEOs.
Got it.
Next chat.
Let's kill as many CEOs as it takes before they finally agree to take profit losses.
Yeah.
Instead of, well, let's get rid of the people that are making them drive the prices up.
Yep.
I'm glad you clarified because I was getting a little worried about killing CEOs.
No, no, no, no, no.
Absolutely not.
I forgot he has to take everything literally.
He's originally retarded.
I just wanted to say that.
That sounded like a fun thing to say.
It's an honorary position at this point.
Dishonorary.
Next question.
DJ Deepthroat asks.
Question for the crew.
With all those people telling you that the new prime minister is bad, is there an online campaign against all conservatives everywhere?
Oh, of course.
Of course there is.
And by the way, this happens across the board.
Astro turfing.
It's more effective with the left because peer pressure has always been a thing for the left, right?
If the left didn't have all of the media, all of the entertainment industry, all of the press, journalism, at one point, you know, written journalism, print.
If the left didn't have all of social media and they're losing that stranglehold a little bit, they wouldn't win ever.
Frankly, I'm amazed that Republicans, conservatives ever win, considering how stacked the deck is.
They'd be laughed off of the stage if it wasn't for peer pressure and writing all that media.
I mean, just look at Kamala Harris.
It's, look, we've got Beyonce and whoever, right?
The stallion.
The left seems to be concerned, though.
I saw yesterday that I think it was Elizabeth Warren.
Maybe it's somebody else, but somebody high-ranking in the Democratic Party tweeted or posted about how Paramount Plus was just bought by one of Trump's billionaire buddies.
Yeah.
It's a fun word they'd like to use.
A billionaire buddy bought Paramount Plus.
And now up for sale is Warner Brothers.
They might buy that too.
I don't even think they, I don't even think they talked about it, but because Warner Brothers is for sale, now they're worried that one of Trump's billionaire buddies, aka right-wing lunatic, is now going to own Warner Brothers and Paramount Plus, which would give them ownership of CNN and a ton of other outlets and stuff like that.
Right.
That's their new scare, by the way, is you better stop Donald Trump because otherwise we won't be able to be liberal anymore.
Hey, who was the notable owner of CNN?
Was it Turner broadcasting?
Did Ted Turner go to a climate summit and propose communist China's one-child policy?
Why weren't you sounding the alarm back then?
Oh, it's bad if anyone on the other side buys it.
They're not anti-corporate.
So it works on the left more.
They actually require peer pressure to get their message out at all.
Like I said, again, the only other place I see that is on sort of the horseshoe right right now, where it's like, hey, everyone else is bought and paid for by APAC, which is silly, even if you say screw APAC, even if you're the person who didn't take a trip to Israel.
So it happens across the board.
I mean, there's a lot of pay to play on the right.
How else do you get a bunch of conservative influencers supporting Coca-Cola on Snap and massive uncapped H-1Bs?
I don't know.
India's our friend.
Yeah.
What?
They own businesses.
There's those people.
Yeah.
Are they own businesses that rely on slave labor?
No.
No, no.
Well, she did say that.
She was.
I don't want ICO.
Oh, no, not Ms. Green now.
Ms. Green's a good boss lady now.
I think Ms. Green treated us good now.
I forgot that you were in the driving Miss Daisy.
Don't you talk bad about Ms. Green?
So, yeah, there's astro turf on both sides.
The left is almost exclusively AstroTurf.
That's why they tried to accuse the Tea Party of being AstroTurf when it wasn't.
It was actually organic.
That's why they've tried to accuse, I mean, they'll accuse January 6th, not only of insurrection, but like AstroTurfed.
Well, I guess kind of.
There were 270-something federal agents there.
So it happens across the board.
Yeah.
Next chat.
All right.
Next chat from DTOM5.
Question for the crew.
What could we say to the people who listen to Candace and believe her?
It feels like talking to a leftist at this point, and I'm not sure how we can break through to them.
It does.
I don't know.
They're in chat.
Good luck.
Some of them are.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Honestly, I wouldn't, you know, you try and have the initial conversation and be as blunt as possible, you know, at that point.
Just go hog wild go.
Look, I mean, you know what this is going to do with the Kirk family, Erica Kirk, and their friends with the Trump administration.
And by the way, you know what this would do to the conservative movement and the MAGA movement and all the gains that have been made.
Like, you know how corrosive this would be.
Don't you think you should maybe wait until there's any evidence?
And if they say no and they go, we've been betrayed by Donald Trump.
I mean, then you're dealing with someone who was calling for the impeachment of Donald Trump over the Iran strikes.
And honestly, I would say it's kind of a lost cause.
Yeah, they don't ever stop either.
It's like if I deal with my brother, my brother Jeremy has Down syndrome.
He refuses to accept reality.
All day, like, I'm going to be a Pittsburgh Steeler.
All right.
Okay.
Like, okay.
Have fun, buddy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Why'd you want to be a loser?
Someone who will attack you where you go, where you're going, I don't have any evidence at all that the Trump administration killed Charlie Kirk.
And I'd be very careful in making that accusation.
Yeah.
So I'm not going to make it.
As a matter of fact, I think the opposite is true.
I have a ton of evidence that they wouldn't, a lot.
And someone who then screams at you, attacks you, and calls you a shill for that reasonable position, that's not a reasonable person.
I'm sorry, that's not, we can have a difference of opinion.
I get it.
You can say, I don't believe the full official story on the Charlie Kirk assassination.
I would say that's a reasonable position to hold.
I have questions.
Very reasonable.
I still do.
I want to know who else worked with this guy.
I do believe that Tyler Robinson was the person who did it.
I don't necessarily believe that he acted alone.
And I don't believe that we got the entire straight story from the feds.
And I think some of that was probably just people speaking a little too quickly and then trying to cover their tracks.
But I think there's more to this story.
I think that's a reasonable position to hold.
Someone who says it's unreasonable for you to say, hey, accusing the Trump administration, Ergo, TPUSA, and Charlie Kirk's wife of taking him out.
That's like, you need to have some proof for that.
If someone attacks you, that is not a reasonable person.
That's my opinion.
And by the way, if you're watching and that describes you, I don't view your stance as you are still more than welcome to watch and allow me to continue to make my case.
Unreasonable people are still encouraged and welcome to watch.
But I will tell you, I think it's an unreasonable position.
Next chat.
Don't forget to follow the bees.
All right.
Next chat from Ratchet Kills.
Question for the crew.
At what point do you think the local governments will be held responsible for impeding federal law and endangering citizens?
I haven't seen any official backlash.
Well, we're at the this kind of happens in different stages.
We're at the stage right now, not of, can you bring up that question again?
Sure.
There was a word that held responsible.
We're at the stage right now where we are ignoring the authority that they've claimed wrongfully to have sending, for example, the guard into Chicago, sending ICE into Sanctuary City.
So in other words, I think that's the more effective path right now.
Yeah, we're just not going to acknowledge it.
We're just going to do what we have the authority to do, and it can show how ineffective they are.
If we then uncover, as we continue, serious collusion and corruption, of course, they should be held accountable.
But we're at the phase right now where before we sort of follow these rules of engagement.
Oh, we have to wait until the court signs off and we have to, okay, and we have to tread lightly now.
She's like, no, no, we have the right to deport people who are here illegally and we have a man of the masses, 18 million people in the last four years.
We're just, we're going to do what this agency is supposed to do.
I think that's the best approach right now.
And then when you have some success stories, you have some metrics that back up the reason you ignore, then you start holding people accountable.
Go, see, see, see, this is all it took.
Which begs the question, if that's all it took to start deporting these people, why wasn't it done?
And you'll have more people on your side readily wanting those answers as well.
I think, yeah, and I think that, you know, that evidence or whatever will come out through legal proceedings like Gavin Newsome threatening to sue the federal government, sue the presidency over the next whatever he calls it an evasion.
The next time they send troops to California, he says he's going to sue the administration.
Great.
Then it goes to the courts, and then they make a ruling.
A higher court, a federal court makes a ruling.
And then, you know, if Trump is legally allowed to do it, which we've seen now quite a few times, things being pulled up to the higher courts, ultimately to the Supreme Court, and people getting ruled again.
Like, oh, yeah, you can't stop him from doing this.
Yeah.
Nope.
You can't stop this.
You can't stop that.
You can't stop this.
So that's going to happen, and then they're going to have nothing to play.
Well, I'll say that I think that Trump, President Trump, has some pretty good advisors because he hasn't really run afoul.
Like people can't accuse him of flagrantly disregarding the law.
And when he stepped out on a limb, the courts have ruled in his favor, which tells me there are people around him like, no, no, this is.
Almost every time.
Yeah.
You don't need to wait for this.
Yeah, I think that's what's going to happen.
And then it's going to just be a really bad look on them on these Democratic governors like J.B. Pritzker, Gavin Newsome.
Yeah.
Whitmer is kind of, I don't know.
She's kind of disappeared from the anti-Trump comment.
She has to be a little careful.
Yeah, because he's helping her with a bunch of things.
Well, her feet rolled up under the house.
Yeah.
Also, there's a big base there that is a big fan of it.
I think what changed her tune was when, was it the SEIU who, for the first time in I don't know how many decades didn't officially endorse anyone because they realized how many of their workers supported Donald Trump.
Michigan's a big union state.
Yeah, for sure.
And so I think she realizes, again, when they don't have peer pressure, it's like, ooh, we have to recede a little bit.
But just think about that, right?
People say, you can't do this.
We're going to block you.
All right.
Let's just take, let's take Chicago as an example, or let's take Portland as an example.
All right.
So ICE goes in, starts deporting people, and then these people are blocking ICE, or the National Guard goes in because of rampant crime, and the Democrats try and block it.
The end of this story, when you're talking about holding them responsible, as opposed to right now trying to hold them responsible for a misdeed that you can't prove yet, let's say a year, two years from now, you go, hey, look, crime is down 56% across the board, violent crime in Chicago, and we found and deported 50,000 illegal aliens, whatever it is.
Oh, and the court ruled that we had the authority to do so.
The Supreme Court said that we did, so we were within our authority to do so.
And these corrupt politicians try to stop us.
If we hadn't done it, crime would still be at that rate, and those illegals would still be there doing it.
I think it's time to look into the finances and to look into the business dealings of insert mayor, governor, here.
So this is laying the groundwork for a much stronger case.
Obviously, it's a dangerous game to play because you don't necessarily know how it ends, but we kind of do.
Next chat.
All right.
Next chat from Fire Eater 9107.
Question for the crew.
I'm a Christian conservative who sometimes has a foul mouth and know about and respect others who do too.
What does the Bible say about cussing slash dirty language?
Well, if you want to know the verse, like I'm sure Gerald will, he became in a good teacher.
But look, it's also like words, they're letters and syllables, right, that make sounds.
And they have different contexts and different meanings.
And sometimes a word can be used that is wildly offensive.
It's never been more clear than with the left.
And in the context of among friends and a joke or someone who's an adult who's not offended by it at all, many biblical scholars have argued that's not really what's being addressed.
That's not a reflection of a foul soul.
And I'd like Gerald to kind of address it.
And then I actually had a thought on this just yesterday.
So, you know, I've heard a lot of the arguments, and we've talked about this too.
And specifically, Andrew Wilson makes some of these arguments.
And I think he does a good job of making his point.
Like, Jesus used some pretty fiery language in his day, right?
That it really came across.
Just look for times where you're confused as to why they're trying to kill Jesus.
And that's usually a marker of Jesus said something inflammatory right before then and caused that.
So I understand that point.
I also know that, you know, scripture tells us not to, you know, to kind of avoid having a foul mouth and coarse jesting.
And I think what it's really trying to get across is like, look, like, live your life as an ambassador to me.
That doesn't mean be perfect.
It doesn't mean that I necessarily need speech police, but be a good ambassador for Christ if you're going to take on the mantle of being a Christ follower.
That's really what you need to look for.
And I think you can understand in different contexts how that will be done.
And for some people, it's completely avoiding it altogether and never doing anything like that.
And I understand that.
I understand their point.
I understand the pointing back to the Bible for it.
And for other people, it's a little looser.
I understand it, but it's not the way that I choose to go.
I know I joke around a little bit sometimes on things that maybe some people wouldn't, or every once in a while, I'll swear if I'm really frustrated about something.
But yeah, I wouldn't look at that as like the litmus test of Christianity.
Look at all the priests that cuss their heads off.
Well, look at all the people in the Bible and the misdeeds they committed too.
And that's not forgiving it, but looking at the action of the action.
But David's actions, you know.
Yeah, but even David, a man after God's own heart.
In other words, you have to go, okay, how is that possible?
You had to repent of that.
Exactly.
You go, how is that possible?
Right.
And you go, oh, he repented.
And not only that, you look at some people who committed some misdeeds, of course, and you're like, oh, but this person was more godly than the folks.
He constantly points out, those who are pious, who are faking it.
And I will tell you this.
Yeah.
Having gone through this, and I'm not excusing foul language, believe me.
But I was always bothered by being in a lot of these non-denominational Protestant churches.
And I know I'm going to sound like a lot of atheists back in the day who were, this is not an anti-Christian argument.
It's really not.
Where they would go, oh, yeah, well, Christians are hypocrites.
Okay, that's not, but just go with me here.
I would be in these churches and I would see people gossip, lie, be dishonest, not truly living authentically at all, but they would have the moral high ground when someone said a naughty word.
And the rest of the church, the entire church went along with it.
Meanwhile, let me ask you, who do you think has more conviction?
Tom Hallman?
You just heard him say bullshit like five times in that music video.
Or the church lady who votes Democrat and says we all have to be nice, but doesn't use naughty language.
And the truth is, so many Protestant churches would say, she's an example.
I've literally had pastors go, you know, I love your show, but I can't, you know, I can't really talk about it.
And I go, really?
Weren't you talking about like Game of Thrones?
Oh, so you have the separate world, which by the way, none of it, I'm not saying that any of it is good, but you have the separate world, which is the filth and degeneracy of the world.
And then this perfect image, even though you'll say, and I'm not perfect.
Yeah, but you don't really want to address what your sinful nature actually is.
And I'll say that's one thing too.
And I'm not saying that I'm Orthodox, but I've been spending time kind of going to different churches.
And I don't want to say that you need to be, you should be led by your gut.
You need to compare it to scripture.
The thing is, the Orthodox Church, you can say about them.
You can disagree theologically.
They do compare it to scripture.
And then also value tradition, where it's not even a question.
It's not even an issue.
Where if you go, who stands by their convictions more?
Tom Holman or they go, Tom Holman.
Even though they're very formal, they're not nearly as legalistic.
And they go, well, come on.
Like, is this really, isn't this kind of a common sense issue as Christians?
The guy who is out there, the guy who's tithing, the guy who's out there taking risks, the guy who is leading his family, the guy who clearly is a moral man, but occasionally he says the word bullshit or fuck.
You're going to say that that's the fruit of the tree as opposed to this viper because she puts on a nice dress and speaks nicely.
It's been used, and I think the reason it's been used as a litmus test in the Protestant church is because it's one of the easiest ones to fake.
It's one of the easiest ones to fake.
Yep.
So he goes, I don't say bad words.
Great.
What else are you doing?
How are you actually acting in the church?
And it's a very feminine thing too.
I will say that.
Again, the feminization of the church where, ooh, that's, hmm, I don't like the tone.
Okay, what kind of a man is he?
That matters more.
And it always did.
It always did until, I mean, I would even say the same thing, sexuality.
Like, it wasn't taboo that you couldn't discuss in the early Christian church at all.
I mean, if you read the Bible, look at the Sistine Chapel.
You may say, well, that's not my denomination.
Sure.
But I've been in churches where they go, well, you know, the Bible does talk about F-E-X.
Are you censoring the Bible?
Yeah.
What?
Were you a child?
Read Song of Solomon.
I've seen David's dick.
He liked it.
I mean, it wasn't his greatest feature, but I assume, you know, people change.
No, but it makes you feel good about what you got.
I feel equal.
I might be projecting here.
I no longer feel lesser than.
And it's just, that's a very new thing.
And I think that comes with a lot of the marketing of Christianity.
It's a lot easier to market Christianity as a self-help book.
And then it's a lot easier to go, look, I was helped because here's the outward stuff.
And I've known some people who, even with good intentions, have committed gross acts of evil, but never, never a bad word leave their mouth.
Well, and I'm not saying that I somehow trust someone more or think they're being real if they're coarse or profane, but I just don't think it should be given as much weight as the modern Protestant church has.
We should try and be good representatives, but that means truly at our core.
And most of the people who will go, that person thought I heard him say, I went on a date one time.
Okay.
I went on a date one time.
You know this girl.
You know this girl, Gerald.
And I went on a date.
And what was it?
It was like, we're walking past.
We're at the mall.
It's as innocent as could be.
We never even kissed, never even held hands.
Saw the movie Cloverfield and we were killing time at the mall and there's like pottery barn kids or something.
I said, like, that's not, I said, that's just the most ridiculous, what is it?
Treehouse doilies for like 80 bucks.
What are you in pottery?
No kid wants to go to the pottery barn.
She goes, that's derogatory.
I said, what?
She goes, well, I spoke with my pastor about going on a date.
Oh, no.
And he said, if he's a comedian, he's probably really derogatory.
I said, fuck him.
And then I told the pastor, we're friends with him.
And he was like, that's not what I told her.
Comedians are like this.
You know, you have a headliner in there and he goes, hey, no cursing out there, right?
Yeah.
Keep it clean.
Woo!
Keep it clean.
I got kids out there, man.
Yeah.
I just want people to be, and by the way, you change, in other words, if you're around children, you change what you watch on TV, right?
That doesn't mean that you're inauthentic.
And you will respect the environment if you are a guest, but you can tell when someone is mostly the same person.
Like I've always said with this show, I go, look, and we have to have the conversation with Nick sometimes.
I go, like, it's just my sense of humor is a strong PG-13.
I appreciate the art of suggestion.
I get uncomfortable with super profane, you know, maybe perverse stuff.
But same thing when you first met me, I'd be like, any guidelines and go, you know, try to keep it like PG-13.
Just make sure like you don't end on something super crazy profane because it makes it tough if I go out there and that's that's how I do it.
Yeah.
And then I worked on that too because, you know, I don't necessarily love being crass all the time.
It's just that's how I talk.
No, but you're dirty.
It's a great guy.
Yeah, yeah.
And it's like, and it definitely makes comedy better too.
When I don't have to just, you know, use curse words as adjectives or what are they called?
Additives.
Yeah.
I was like, he'll go, fucking, you'll hear comedians do that all the time.
It's like, um, what's the F in all this?
Yeah.
You know, it's.
And I would do that.
And also was important because I would do an entirely clean first like 20, 30 minutes and then say fuck like 50 times in the Cat Williams bit.
Well, I do say quite a bit, but I've found ways to like to make it funny.
Like if it's something I'm used, if I'm trying to portray myself being like extra angry about something, or if I'm trying to like be extra annoyed by something or trying to prove a point in a joke or a bit, then I'm like, oh, this works here.
Yeah.
Yeah.
There's some things that, look, they're good words and they're fun.
Like faggot is, put it this way: faggot means or sometimes it's a fag in the UK.
That's a cigarette.
But here, it's hate speech.
So it tells you it's not the word.
It's the intent behind the word receiving therein.
If a word is meant to hurt.
Yeah.
I think that would that's and I'm not, I let you guys talk about this because I'm not the uh church every week kind of guy or I didn't study theology or anything like that.
But to me, it seems like the words that would be bad would be the one you take the Lord's name in vain.
Yeah.
I think that would be considered cursing.
And then the ones that you, when you're intentionally trying to hurt somebody.
Right.
Yeah.
Which, I mean, I'm guilty of.
And then the problem is you get into a gray area of like, well, how do people receive it?
I remember one time having a conversation with a woman who was, you know, she was like on the, I don't know, not the board of elders, whatever.
The women, the bitches, the gaggle, the cackling bitches who run the stuff with the church.
Maybe just kidding.
So it seems so silly to say lady deacon.
Yeah, deacon sounds like a male word, doesn't it?
Deaconess.
Yeah.
Well, I remember one time saying they were talking about like, well, you know this, and we should talk this.
So I said, didn't you say you were fucking pro-abortion?
Well, that's a woman's right to do.
I said, yeah, you are.
You're fucking pro-abortion.
So why are we being dictated to by ladies like you who live none of it?
Because I say, are you more offended by me?
Aren't you the lady who fucking stumped for the pro-abortion candidate?
You're that fucking lady.
I was saying it to make a point.
If people are more offended by this than the act of supporting a candidate who kills babies, a grave sin, then we have a problem with our priorities as a church, and it's a marketing gimmick.
It's a glorified Robbins seminar.
Robbins?
Tony Robbins?
Tony.
Who's the other Robin?
Tim Robbins is the actor.
Final chat.
All right.
Final chat from Snail Assassin.
Question for Stephen.
With the arrest of the October 7th attacker/slash.
Snail assassin.
Oh, he killed you.
Kill you very strongly.
It used to be called wife.
All right.
Oh, for Gerald.
He was called a husband.
One time, I walked into a room and Jared was in a room with a penis inside of him.
It's a tale as old as time.
Tale as old as time.
Gerald and the penis.
Got a little Japanese Adam Sandler there.
Final chat.
Final chat down.
Snail assassin.
Question for Stephen.
With the arrest of the October 7th attacker/slash conspirator in Lafayette, Louisiana, are you concerned about a similar attack happening in the U.S.?
It's always a concern.
It's always a concern.
And by the way, there are always people who are conspiring or attempting to do it.
And that's one thing I will say, too: is I absolutely want as much transparency from the government as possible.
And certainly as it relates to our three-letter agencies.
But as it relates to like homeland security briefings, there are things that you can't know and shouldn't know because there are attacks constantly being thwarted.
Now, I will say the people in charge of that security aren't always as capable as you've been led to believe in the movies.
But yeah, I do know.
I do know, as a matter of fact, that was a big concern with the funeral in Arizona for Charlie Kirk because Arizona has been a hotbed of kind of sleeper cells, for lack of a better term, for a while.
There are people who are being tracked.
There are domestic terrorists.
There are probably more than you realize.
And by that, I mean actual domestic terrorists, you know, not the Joel Olstein Church or whatever the ADL labels that day.
And it's very important to constantly be aware of the evil that surrounds you.
I think a lot of people would be surprised if you just, I mean, let me, and I hate to use this analogy because that was that crappy Vin Diesel movie where he was blind.
Was it pitch black?
Pitch blind?
Oh, he wasn't blind and pitch black.
Yeah, wasn't he blind?
No.
Yeah.
No.
Well, no, no, he was not.
No.
It's not.
His eyes were chromed.
Okay.
But that's not blind.
They were chromed.
Yeah.
What did his lips have spinners?
That's a fascinating furious era.
This is a triple X the teams I'm going to do for my country.
He says.
So, uh.
How about consider graduating?
DCs are Japan.
It's just, but I remember there was a scene in there.
Yeah, okay, there you go.
And Gerald acts like he has no idea what I'm talking about.
No, no, no.
I just said you were factually wrong.
That is gaslight.
I don't even know.
I thought it was a movie, but I've seen this.
It just wasn't blind.
But there's a part where he's like surrounded in the dark.
And I saw it on TV.
It's a terrible movie.
You don't need to go and watch it.
But then I think he either shines a flashlight or lights a match and you just see like all these, I don't know if they were aliens or monsters and the light goes back out.
That is kind of what happens when you have not just a spiritual awakening and you realize the spiritual warfare that's taking place around you.
It also happens when you become more informed as to the security threats that we face here in this country.
It's a lot.
It's never ending.
And you are surrounded by it.
And once you become aware of it, that's put it this way: there are very few people I know who have been people of consequence either in the political movement or in the military or who've had to sort of stake life and limb for something they've believed.
I don't know that I know a single one of them who doesn't carry everywhere they go.
And usually these are the people who find a way to carry a full-size firearm and a backup on their person.
The more you know, the more intimidating, the scarier the world is.
And that's what when people say, hey, this person was really brave.
No, those who are in positions of influence out there right now, they're not fearless, I should say.
They are brave.
They're brave.
They're not fearless.
They are afraid all the time because they are aware of the threats.
They are being briefed on it constantly and they step out and they make that walk anyway.
And so I know that us here, as we continue to try and educate you, the primary purpose is to entertain you, but you check the references as you learn more.
I know that it's a big ask of you.
It's a scary endeavor to walk through this world with your eyes wide open and then ask you to make that walk anyway once you know the threats that you face.
And those in chat, you'll still be probably loitering for a bit.
Let people know if you've been through that.
It's a very common sort of journey to use the word that people take.
Like, I didn't really pay attention.
Then when I paid attention, I just, I realized how much I'd been lied to.
And then I was really scared.
And then I felt like I had to do something to make a difference.
But what about my family?
I don't want to put, because now you have a lot to risk.
And you know what is at stake and you know the threat that you face.
So I know that what we do here as much as we joke around and try, that's why we try and add some levity to it.
It's a big ask.
It's a big ask of you to go forward and change hearts and minds in your day-to-day because the result is not always going to be the one that you want and it's not always going to be peaceful.
It's not always going to be smooth.
It gets bumpy.
It gets violent.
And I appreciate you guys are willing to stay in the pocket and do it anyway.
And I mean that.
So please do pat yourself on the back and we will see you tomorrow, Rumble Premium Members.
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