Louder with Crowder - 🔴 Bad Trump Policy, Worse Libs, and Licking Feet: Good Morning!

Nov. 11, 2025 - Louder with Crowder

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🔴 Bad Trump Policy, Worse Libs, and Licking Feet: Good Morning!

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	Oh, bang.
	I fuck around.
	Minchy stroll is called in.
	I thought I was my head.
	Bang.
	Pierced the beer.
	It's called it.
	I thought I'd hit ink.
	I opened bang.
	Pierced the beer.
	It's called it.
	I thought about it.
	I thought about it.
	I bang monkey.
	Shit!
	Snake.
	I thought about Mitchley Stroll.
	This car in.
	I thought I represented my head ink.
	I referred to it.
	I love you.
	I referred to it.
	Bye-bye.
	I'll just have to think of something else.
	Welcome to the Rumble lineup live weekdays, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern.
	You don't need to change that dial if you still had a dial.
	I don't know if many of you have even seen a dial.
	Which brings us to what we'll be talking about today.
	We'll be talking about Obamacare.
	Let me know if you are young enough to where you don't fully remember when this was the thing.
	It's the major accomplishment of the Democrat Party really over the last 30 years and what the debate was surrounding.
	And because now we're sort of seeing this ticking time bomb blasting, we'll be talking about that.
	We'll be talking about President Trump's not great moves this last week.
	You know, we try and call balls and strikes here.
	And can someone, before we get to it, maybe we'll take your dialogue and chat later.
	Can someone steal man, the Chinese foreign exchange student policy?
	Can someone steal man from me the 50-year mortgage?
	I'm not seeing any upside.
	I'm really not.
	And we try to be objective with that.
	And that also brings me to something here I wanted to discuss.
	Look, as of right now, this moment, I believe still, Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens are all trending.
	And it is just a bunch of friendly and in some cases, unfriendly fire.
	It's a civil war in the right right now.
	And I'll tell you, that's really honestly a fight for the soul of the country.
	And what I mean by that is the left has no soul.
	We know that.
	It is a soulless succubus.
	And so whatever moves forward as the right wing, the conservative, the populist, the MAGA movement is going to determine the soul of this country.
	And I've been around here, certainly doing this kind of a show the longest, been on YouTube since 2009.
	I've had Ben Shapiro on this show many times.
	I've been on Tucker Carlson's show back.
	He was a host in Fox and Friends Weekends many times.
	We've crossed streams with Candace Owens.
	I've had Mark Levin on the show.
	I'd like to invite every single one of them, Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, on the show for a conversation, for a debate, however you guys want to do it.
	Because I think there does need to be some neutral territory here.
	And I think that this idea of each side on the right not wanting to platform the other side, that's not a thing anymore.
	Everyone has a platform in this argument, in this fight.
	Everyone has a platform, and we should be the wing of ideas, of discussion.
	I think that some tactics lately have been underhanded.
	I think some people have been less than straightforward.
	I think there may be some bad actors, not necessarily of those in positions of authority who I've mentioned, but those who are following them.
	I'll tell you this, Ben Shapiro is wrong about a lot.
	He's also right about quite a bit.
	Mark Levin is wrong about a lot.
	He's right about quite a bit.
	I think his approach right now is really wrong and the way he's dealing with it.
	Tucker Carlson has some pretty strong ideas.
	He's also wrong about a lot, in my opinion.
	Candace Owens, you know that we disagree more than we agree on approach and on the decision to almost exclusively attack those on the right.
	For example, I think that Schumer, I think that Brian Stelter is far more harmful to America.
	I think that legacy media is far more harmful to America than Ben Shapiro or Tucker Carlson.
	I could say the same for Mark Levin and Candace Owens.
	So I don't know why all of these attacks are just going to each other.
	Not a big fan of it.
	Don't like it.
	I'll even moderate this if people want to sit down and talk across, I hate to say across the aisle.
	We're supposed to be in the same aisle.
	But we need to hash this out.
	We need to determine the soul of this country and the future.
	And I don't think it's in a great place right now.
	I really don't.
	I've been around long enough to see the momentum, to see the gains, to see the shift in young Gen Z male voters.
	And I think if we don't get a handle on this and find, look, I don't believe in finding common ground based on a lie.
	That's why I don't try to find common ground with those on the left right now.
	Certainly not those in positions of leadership of the Democrat Party.
	Guarantee you, I can find common ground with any of the aforementioned people who is trending.
	Ben Shapiro was supposed to be on the show actually not that long ago.
	Ben, haven't heard back.
	We've obviously reached out to Tucker a few times.
	He was supposed to be on the show.
	Tucker, haven't heard back.
	We are glad to host you guys.
	And if it's a conversation about ideas, if there are problems that need to be fixed, that need to be pruned in this movement, well, let's fix them.
	Let's talk about them.
	Let's prune them.
	Balls in your court.
	Happy Veterans Day to everyone out there.
	Thank you to those who have served.
	And here is one of our all-time favorite intros.
	God be with you!
	All right, guys, this is it.
	2020, move fast and avoid getting those community guidelines striked.
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	If you're not sure if your content's borderline, error on a side of caution.
	We don't need any more channels being banned.
	Keep your content clean, gentlemen.
	See you on YouTube.
	Captain, they've got us surrounded.
	I don't know how much more it can take.
	Don't think like that.
	I promise you, after this, I'll buy everyone here a round of fear.
	Okay, even Brandon.
	Thank you, sir.
	Has he got a saloon?
	Get a saloon.
	That's not protocol.
	Corporal Black, tell me you have some good news.
	Afraid not, Captain.
	There's hardly anybody left, and it gets worse.
	It's not gonna get any worse.
	It's just box videos.
	It's all unboxings and makeup tutorials with Corporal Black.
	Corporal Black.
	You powell out, don't bounce!
	We need to surrender.
	Come on!
	We didn't come all this way just to give it up to some Silicon Valley sprite, right?
	What's your name, Private?
	Give it, sir.
	He's not in our company, but he's still here.
	That's a good sign.
	It's an election year, damn it.
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	Glad to be with you.
	Yeah, happy Veterans Day.
	Here's some PTSD.
	We apologize.
	Our bad.
	Nobody watching went through that.
	People, here's the thing.
	Now, most of that could be done with AI, but back we actually had to bring in what was like a metric ton of sand and buy the uniforms.
	It was a lot of work.
	And now it's like, just go, hey, Grock, do the thing.
	Just to kill Maddie first.
	Every single time.
	Well, back then they weren't silly enough to have ladies in stretchy maternity suits on the front lines, but progress.
	Hey, glad to be with you.
	Let me ask you.
	Hold on, so I'm going to make sure.
	Yep.
	Okay.
	My headphones are fine.
	It's just my ears.
	It's because of all the bullets.
	Always, yes.
	Imagine how scary that must have been jumping into that water.
	Every time I see that film, that's what I think of.
	Like, you're making a decision.
	All right.
	Getting shot or very likely to drown.
	Do I think I can walk at the bottom to the shore?
	Well, there's that story of Steven Spielberg doing a showing for veterans before it came out and like half the audience left.
	Yeah.
	Because they said it was so, it was so accurate.
	I want to say good, but it was so accurate.
	It still is.
	It is good.
	I still think it's probably the best war film ever made.
	It's one of those where the guy failed it.
	It's my favorite.
	That in 1917, but yeah.
	That one's pretty good, too.
	People said thin red line, but that means you're gay.
	Okay.
	Super gay.
	Hey, let me ask you this.
	How are you celebrating the opening backup of the government?
	Government, you guys getting some cheese?
	By the way, it's a live show.
	Weekdays, 11 a.m. Eastern.
	Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you?
	I'm good.
	How are you?
	I am all right, sir.
	That's all right.
	Yeah.
	Well, yesterday, we had to change our mind, then there was a bunch of stuff and the thing.
	And then Friday, November 14th at Chalet Theater in Enumclaw, Washington, not underscore Feierstein on X because he is not on X. Josh Feierstein, how are you?
	I'm good.
	That's this Friday.
	I'm excited.
	Can I thank you today as a veteran?
	One day.
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	Thank you.
	Thank you for your service.
	Yes.
	I'll tell you someone who I don't thank.
	Who?
	This next guy.
	Not you.
	You have him on camera.
	No, no, not him.
	Someone who has served very little, but he does, I will tell you this, he does have some mean swag.
	He said it.
	Yeah, he said it.
	You'll see.
	Hey, before I ask, because Hassan Piker writes a self-described socialist, and I've become more familiar with him now as he's called for the deaths of conservatives.
	He talks about wearing swag in this clip.
	Isn't schwag antithetical to socialism?
	I would think.
	To communism?
	The idea, like, isn't it the perfect encapsulation of decadent capitalism?
	Let me know.
	Unless you're talking about the corporate version of swag, which is stuff we all get.
	It's like an acronym.
	Okay.
	And then it would be very socialist communist.
	Well, I don't think that he is because he's dressed like a kung fu master who's trying to scam an insurance company with a fake neck brace.
	You guys will see.
	So, Hassan Piker, self-avowed socialist and supporter of the far left, he was streaming live from Tiananmen Square.
	I know what you're thinking.
	Yes.
	And he was surprised that he was stopped by the Chinese after they didn't like what he was doing.
	Turns out that they're not as lenient and not as open-minded as people might think with the communism.
	The time is right for us.
	Like, we are already there.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Roger, you seen this?
	Oh, yeah.
	Looks like a fisherman got in an accident.
	Yeah.
	What's this?
	Okay.
	Hi.
	So, have you recorded anything?
	Well, not yet.
	No.
	Yeah, he's a history.
	Oh, I was holding the camera out, but I didn't do anything yet.
	Just tell him you're a comrade.
	Did you lie to the Chinese recording?
	So you want to see the background of your phone?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Or like a live show.
	Oh, they had never seen a slagged out white people like me before.
	It's true.
	Many people haven't because they can afford nothing.
	This is the guy who decries the violation of rights here in the United States in Tiananmen.
	Like, we need to see your phone.
	I love that.
	You can't have phone.
	If you have funny thing on phone.
	Did you hear the voice?
	He's like, my phone?
	He's like, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	That's socialism.
	I don't know if you know this with communism.
	Nothing is yours.
	Yeah.
	He also, by the way, Piker decried any type of patriotism, letting you know that he is not patriotic.
	Again, from Tiananmen Square, where people were massacred for standing up to the government that he supports, in theory.
	I don't have any sort of patriotism in my heart for any.
	Yeah, for America, but just in general.
	I'm not like a very, you know, I care about people.
	Not dogs.
	So for me, it's like it's hard to comprehend.
	Okay, well, how about some patriotism for the fact that you can have memes on your phone here?
	Yeah, that's pretty sick.
	Yeah, isn't it?
	Yeah.
	That you're, you know, you have enough disposable income so you can get a $3 million house and shape.
	How about that?
	Also, by the way, it's just funny to me.
	It tells you how little he understands history.
	He questioned why all the cops in China have fire extinguishers.
	Dude, what's up with fire extinguishers?
	Every, like, what do you mind?
	No, hold on.
	Every cop, every cop has a fire extinguisher on their belt.
	Is that normal?
	You never know.
	And not only that, but if you looked at our hotel and mace.
	I thought it was mace.
	No, it's far extinguished.
	Every in the hotel, I've never seen this many fire extinguishers ever in my life.
	I have the answer.
	Is it mixtapes?
	Too many mixtapes?
	Yeah.
	No, it's because people try and light themselves on fire in Tiananmen Square.
	Ah, okay.
	Yeah, quite a bit.
	Because it's kind of a big deal there because of the revolt against the actual authoritarian, the actual fascist administration.
	So it's pretty cool that you didn't do that research.
	Well, maybe he watches and now he knows.
	He could bring that back here.
	Yeah.
	And then when he's upset about something.
	Yeah.
	That's what these people hate their government so much that they're literally willing to light themselves on fire basically to honor other people who also hated the government.
	Okay.
	No patriotism in his heart, though.
	No, no, no.
	Hold on.
	I want to challenge that.
	He did have a flag in his hand.
	Did he?
	He did.
	Is it a rainbow?
	What was it?
	Did you catch the flag in his hand at the end of that?
	I didn't.
	I just couldn't get over the fact that he looked like Paddington unbearable.
	Can you pull it?
	Do you have no?
	I mean, he does have some patriotism.
	Oh, yeah.
	I think it looks like I know what you did last summer in Tiananmen Square.
	So the Chinese people there love him.
	Yeah, patriotism.
	They're going to have human fireworks.
	That's what they're going to have there.
	Maybe I'll find your work.
	Oh, no, this really burns.
	Make me go ow, ow, ow.
	With a picture of mow, mow, mow.
	Oom, oom, oom.
	This might make me go oom, oom, oom.
	All right.
	But they do it to themselves.
	So, you know.
	And by the way, no, the extension for debate does not.
	I do have a rule.
	If you call for the death of people like me and my friends and say there should be more violence, then no, that's it's not about platforming.
	It's that there's no way to do it safely.
	No.
	So yeah.
	Hey, you guys, you guys, you guys let me know if you think I'm missing something.
	Maybe they have some things that we should emulate here in the United States.
	I'll tell you what, they do get right in China, at least.
	And they get very, very little right.
	And by saying they get this right, of course, I don't mean it.
	I just needed a segue.
	They don't have people as silly as this in the public square.
	And by silly, I mean unattractive, ineffective, and retarded.
	They're protesting ICE.
	I find them attractive.
	The furry?
	This song reminds me of what's going on right now.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, really?
	Richard Nixon.
	Yeah.
	That part's right.
	We didn't start the fire.
	It wasn't in Tifa.
	It just started by itself.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Pretty much.
	Yeah, we have no idea how it got started.
	Well, John said, oh, that's the sound of ICE hearing you.
	They packed up and they closed up shop.
	Oh, good.
	It worked.
	Even Richard Simmons' ghost thought it was pathetic.
	What about you?
	Jazz hands.
	That's good to know he's keeping that weight off.
	Yeah, it's good.
	Yeah, it's good to know that he's keeping that weight off.
	You know, I told you, he was going to be on the show.
	Yeah.
	And then he disappeared right before everyone started hearing about that weird witch, that Brazilian witch that was keeping him, holding him hostage.
	He was sending me, he's like, oh, yeah, okay, if it's long as it's not going to be political.
	I was like, no, no, you're an American icon.
	I just want to talk.
	He's like, okay.
	I have to go right now.
	I can't talk.
	And I'm like, this is a direct message.
	You're making it sound like you're on the phone and someone hears you.
	Yeah, that's weird.
	Yeah.
	That's too bad.
	He was a fun guy.
	Yeah.
	Richard Simmons is a great.
	If he can make it in America, everyone has a shot.
	It's true.
	Really, he's an American success story.
	And, you know, he wasn't shoving it down people's throats.
	I mean, he was super gay, but he wasn't.
	Poor choice of words.
	No.
	He would go on interviews, and the second the interview got to like a thing that he didn't really like.
	He'd be like, why don't you just kiss me?
	Yeah, exactly.
	Like, what?
	No, no, Richard.
	I can't.
	Okay, well, then shut up.
	I demand it.
	If your lips aren't kissing, they shouldn't be moving.
	Yeah, I think he said something like that.
	He rhymed a lot.
	He used to rhyme a lot.
	He was when my dad had a conversation with me about gay.
	I was on Macy's Thanksgiving parade, and he was giving an interview.
	My dad told the story.
	He tried to change the subject.
	He was talking with Not Al Roker, the other guy, my dad.
	I'll remember the name, Pop Scrowder.
	He's sitting there and they go, tell us about this.
	Richard goes, this is my new recipe book, Sweetie Pie.
	And these are my low-fat peanut butter cookies, and they're really good.
	And I'm sitting there watching, and I notice something's off, but I don't know what it is.
	And my dad's like, hey, hey, look, the Kermit float is a leak.
	I'm like, no, no, why does he talk like a woman?
	My dad's like, well, he has sex with men.
	So that's why I do what I do.
	And I do it every day at 11 a.m.
	The best way to follow us here is download the Rumble app.
	Download the Rumble app and follow me on there.
	You don't have to worry about the algorithmic overlords canceling anyone here.
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	Best way to stay in touch.
	Okay, let's move on to this next one.
	This radio host, Stephanie Miller.
	And I remember Stephanie Miller because she, I believe, was on Air America, the failed liberal version when they were trying to compete with Rush Limbaugh.
	And I guess she's still around.
	So Stephanie Miller literally licked the feet of Jasmine Crockett.
	And just kind of as an aside, Stephanie from Full House was also there.
	So that's cool.
	That's sick.
	Is that the one whose mom cheated to get her into college?
	No, no, no.
	That's a different one.
	But she was the one who did heroin and has a nice set.
	Oh, that's the better one.
	So here is Miller confirming that this actually happened.
	It's not AI or a Photoshop.
	Senator, can you confirm that I just kissed your sneakers?
	This is new.
	She's a future senator of the great state of Texas.
	Yeah, I don't know about that, but the reaction online is exactly what you would probably expect.
	I think she's off the wagon.
	Yeah.
	It's one of those things, like the left, look, everyone has a God-shaped hole in their soul, and the left tries to fill it with anyone.
	That's why they have the hero worship.
	That's why you see the hero.
	That's why you see people like Mao.
	That's why I see people like Stalin.
	And then you just sort of reduce it a little bit and you look at the left and how they worship.
	They venerate these people who just, look, they don't care about them.
	I think Donald Trump has been mostly a good president.
	We'll get to some of his shortcomings this week, but I'm not going to kiss his shoes.
	Plus, he's a germaphobe.
	That's true.
	It'd be very important.
	What are you doing?
	What's that, incense?
	That's gross.
	Frankenstein, who uses that anymore?
	No, kissing shoes or kissing feet is a subservient behavior.
	Yeah.
	It's like you're saying you are above me.
	You're on an altar that I kiss.
	Yeah.
	Ask for blessings by touching your, I don't know.
	And I can't think of anyone less worthy of exaltation than Jasmine Crockett.
	Yeah.
	So.
	Lick my bunions.
	You don't need a knife when you get to the cons, bitch.
	I got athletes, but and the cure is your spit.
	So disgusting.
	What the fuck are we doing?
	He's embodying her spirit because her soul is ugly.
	Yeah.
	I think he's just exposing himself.
	I'm filling her hole, that God-shaped-shaped hole.
	I'll tell you what we'll do.
	She can also fill it with TWAG.
	What's the cringiest thing that you've seen a politician do or someone do with a politician?
	I still say it's Nancy Pelosi with the Kwanza scarf.
	That's pretty bad.
	That one was pretty bad where she was kneeling and she had to be helped up.
	She had to use a life alert.
	I've knelt and I can't get up.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	She looks around and she's like, this isn't my bathtub with the door.
	The guy crying on George Floyd's couch.
	Yeah, the mayor.
	That was pretty frozen.
	He just won again.
	That's right.
	Good for him.
	Yeah.
	He beat the Somali.
	It's pretty tough.
	Oh, good for him.
	You know, I don't know if you know Somalians are pretty easy to beat.
	That's true.
	They're usually starving.
	Hey, you know how a lot of shows out there, they do like super chats on YouTube?
	Well, we don't do that.
	First off, we're also demonetized on YouTube.
	We don't have you send us super chats and send us money.
	You can either join Rumble Premium or not, but we do give you free stuff.
	We treat you like the strip the lady.
	Well, no, no, you doing pole dancing as an art, pole dancing our way through college.
	It's time for reverse super chat.
	And this is really ridiculous.
	Whoa!
	This is not what you would be getting us because we drink so much coffee here at the office.
	This comes from Black Out Coffee.
	They are sending 50 free Rumble premium subscriptions.
	Just gifted in the chat.
	And by the way, it's the Strange Animal Brew.
	It is my blend.
	It's what we use here in the office.
	Spend a lot of time on this.
	Go to blackoutcoffee.com slash crowder.
	Use the promo code credit for 20% off.
	Let me know what you think of it.
	Works great, by the way, as an espresso or as a drip coffee.
	And send me your both.
	That is heavy.
	What is this?
	That's a five-pound pounder.
	It's fitting that it's called the Strange Animal Brew because that looks like dog food.
	It does look like dog food.
	Get back up there.
	I mean, it's just this thing.
	It's gigantic.
	It's a workout, but we drink a lot of medicine balls.
	Oh, my gosh.
	It smells good here.
	Look, let me get a little bit of a paper.
	Yeah, toss it over.
	I can handle it.
	It's going to knock a camera over.
	Like a cannonball.
	You know what?
	This is big enough and good enough.
	I can sleep with this.
	Use as a pillow.
	Yeah, like when I'm on the road, my wife's not there.
	I go, oh, don't worry.
	It's like my coffee buddy.
	Yeah.
	Hey, Gerald, catch.
	No.
	This has been reverse super chat.
	Do it.
	I propped that up in fourth chair.
	It's got his own chairs.
	I'm at the point here in my career where I'm like, you know what?
	Let me, if someone wants to come on to do coffee, I want to do my own blend or send things.
	You know what?
	Supplement companies?
	No, I'm going to do my own.
	And, you know, hey, let the chips fall where they may.
	Hold on, guys.
	Can you send us a 10-pound bag?
	Do they make those?
	They will for us.
	A 20-pound bag.
	Let's do it.
	I want it just to keep getting bigger.
	Please, guys, send us the world's largest bag of coffee.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	And we'll call Guinness.
	We'll get in that book.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Do they still do that?
	Remember that show?
	Guinness Book of World Records?
	I don't know if it's a show.
	They do a book, though.
	Yeah.
	No, there was a show.
	There was.
	Oh, there was a show.
	It was that old football guy.
	Yeah, the guy was a quarterback.
	He was a quarterback.
	And there was a lot of them.
	He was a quarterback.
	I don't know.
	All right.
	Don't worry.
	We got plenty of noted jokes later on.
	Oh, yeah.
	Don't worry.
	He made sure Gerald didn't see.
	So Irish.
	Okay.
	So.
	They're no longer that.
	President Trump.
	Look, I don't want the guy impeached nor executed, as I made very, very clear with Dave Smith and the people who were calling for his impeachment and execution.
	And yes, that's a real thing.
	They said execution for war crimes to be buried beneath the prison.
	I don't agree.
	I think he's been mostly, and you guys let me know.
	I think he's been mostly a pretty damn good president.
	But there are some head scratchers here these last couple of weeks.
	And as always, we make the references available.
	Links in the description.
	If you disagree with any of my positions, please do engage in the chat.
	I'd love to talk with you.
	I would love to see someone steel man the mortgage issue.
	Yeah.
	And I would love to see someone steel man the Chinese exchange student.
	I don't get it.
	I don't see any possible path to arguing how it benefits America.
	If we're talking about make America great, I get MAGA.
	Well, what?
	The first one I kind of get because you'll still have some people who've come over from the Bernie Bro coalition and they vote exclusively in their own selfish interest, but I would say that this is a mistake.
	So proposed policy from President Trump, a $2,000 payment to lower middle-income Americans generated from tariff revenue.
	Over the weekend, President Trump posted a proposal on Truth Social suggesting Americans could receive payments of up to $2,000 from the administration's tariffs.
	He addressed this earlier today from the Oval Office.
	One of the things we're going to do, we're going to issue a dividend to our middle-income people and lower income people of about $2,000.
	And we're going to use the remaining tariffs to lower our debt.
	We're going to be lowering our debt, which is a national security thing.
	Now, this one I understand.
	I don't agree with it.
	I understand because it's a way of drawing attention to the fact that the tariffs have generated a ton of revenue.
	I think that's why he wants to do it.
	And of course, during this sort of standoff with the shutdown, it's saying, hey, I'm looking out for working class Americans.
	And by the way, we're able to do this because the tariffs that these elitists opposed and said would obviously irreparably damage the country.
	Hey, look, here's a check.
	I get it.
	This one, I understand.
	It's not conservative.
	It's not right-wing in any way.
	I hate it when the left redistributes wealth in order to buy votes.
	This is a hard pass for me.
	Anyone?
	Yeah, I'm also not sure if it's enough money to do that and to pay down some of the deficit or at least a significant portion of the deficit.
	Right.
	To justify it.
	I think everything that we should be doing right now is actually fixing the problems instead of just kind of putting a band-aid on it.
	Like you said, this is for votes.
	I don't like doing that.
	And I also think you have to get serious about the debt and the deficit.
	Like you've got to get serious about that and stop doing that because they did the exact same thing.
	You remember when they were talking about doing a Doge kind of dividend?
	Yeah.
	I think that's what they call it.
	Remember that.
	Like, ah, maybe we'll send a Doge dividend.
	And everybody's like, what?
	No.
	We don't want.
	No, it's supposed to cut spending.
	I would love the idea if we didn't have $40 trillion in debt.
	Yes.
	Or whatever it is.
	I might be.
	It's $37, $38 right now.
	Pretty close.
	If it wasn't that, if it was, you know, maybe a couple trillion, maybe I'd be okay with it.
	But it was a price is right rule.
	So he went over.
	So Gerald wins this one.
	As much as it pains me.
	This also brings me to, by the way, that next Monday will be another change my mind on ending SNAP.
	And this has nothing to do with the shutdown.
	I just think we should end it.
	I think it's a failed program.
	And I had people sit down, and this goes back to inviting Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens on, where people go, well, you know, if we didn't give so much money to Israel, then we could afford it.
	I go, well, first off, that's incorrect.
	Okay.
	Three to four billion.
	Cut it to Israel.
	Three to four billion in aid, right?
	Military aid and foreign aid.
	Cut it to Israel.
	Cut it to all those countries.
	Stop funding all sides of the war in that cesspool of a region.
	Okay.
	I agree with you.
	But SNAP is anywhere from $100 to $130 billion a year, $9 billion alone spent on sugary drinks.
	So three times the amount that we send to Israel annually is spent on Coca-Cola and Fanta on SNAP each year.
	And so if all this infighting is going to be about that funding, can we, I think we remove that and go, okay, great, remove it.
	Fine.
	That should be enough.
	Done.
	Let's deal with the real problem, though, as far as our spending.
	Let's deal with the real problem as far as the entitlements in this country.
	And I think a lot of this has been a distraction.
	Next, next policy, because there's not a whole lot more to say about that, you either support giving away people's money to someone else or you don't.
	I don't.
	The proposal of 50-year mortgages.
	So government-sponsored enterprise.
	You've heard the term GSE.
	That's what it means.
	Government-sponsored enterprises like Freddie Mac would support 50-year mortgages to purchase single-family homes.
	This has been floated by President Trump and just seems like a terrible idea.
	This 50-year mortgage idea.
	So it's significant MAGA backlash, calling it a giveaway to the banks and simply prolonging the time it would take for Americans to own a home outright.
	Is that really a good idea?
	It's not even a big deal.
	I mean, you know, you go from 40 to 50 years, and what it means is you pay, you pay something less.
	From 30, some people had a 40, and then they had a 50.
	All it means is you pay less per month.
	You pay it over a longer period of time.
	It's not like a big factor.
	It might help a little bit.
	Yeah, so the current max, at least that I'm aware of, 30-year mortgages.
	And I'll also say this is something where it shows how Donald Trump sometimes has a blind spot.
	I think he was under the impression that this was going to be a largely friendly interview.
	And so he didn't prepare the same way that he would when he's ready to deal with opposition.
	Just, you know, it could be, well, you could go from 40 to 50.
	Well, it's 30.
	20-year different, that's a big difference.
	Yeah.
	I understand how this seems nice.
	This is the problem with populism if it's not tied to some kind of deeply rooted principle.
	Now, it doesn't mean that you just cling to your principles and say, hey, like libertarians, let's legalize all drugs and have open borders and war shouldn't exist.
	Okay, cool.
	We also have to have a system of government and we have to have a form of governance that is appropriate, that's in line with the Constitution, also serves the interests of the American people above all else, above any other people, to be clear.
	But this kind of ties into a $2,000 check, just pandering for votes.
	So people go, well, that's great.
	It'll make it more affordable.
	First off, not really.
	And I'll offer a solution, by the way, that may help a little bit more.
	So here's how it won't really help.
	You just have a slightly lower monthly payment, right?
	You'd build equity a whole lot slower, and you'd end up paying a whole lot more over time.
	One could argue that this is really sort of a kickback to the big banks because they would love for you to pay these rates.
	They would love for you to continue to be enslaved into debt.
	So let me give you an example, like a $400,000 home with, let's say, 10% down at 6.25% financing.
	Just giving you a general, these numbers you can find out there.
	So a 30-year mortgage, your monthly payment would be about $2,200.
	So the total cost of your home with interest would be about $798,000, call it $800,000.
	A 50-year mortgage, you'd be paying about $250 less per month, about $1,960.
	But the total cost of the home with that interest would be $1.18 million, $380,000 more.
	And I want to be clear about something.
	A lot of people think that real estate is the best investment there is.
	They go, well, you always make money.
	Well, first off, that's not true.
	It's better to invest if you can in many scenarios than rent, sure.
	But if you're paying this kind of an interest rate, you sort of lose that.
	You're not peeing the money away, but your house may not appreciate the cost that you're paying.
	And you're not getting all that.
	It's not appreciating.
	Yeah.
	It just, it's a policy that would encourage financial irresponsibility on behalf of many Americans.
	And let me tell you something.
	You know what would really help?
	The numbers that we know anywhere, I've seen them as low as 30, 35 million illegal aliens.
	I've seen it as high as 55.
	Let's call it 40-something million illegal aliens in this country.
	Get rid of them.
	Get rid of them.
	Guess what?
	That would free up a lot of homes right now.
	So right now, what you're talking about doing is we have a housing crisis.
	Let's just artificially, effectively, increase demand.
	Well, no, no, we either need to increase supply, either we need to build more homes or we need more homes to be available.
	Well, you could free up a lot of homes if you no longer have people who are competing, illegal aliens, by the way, who often work off the books and have more disposable income because they don't have to pay taxes.
	That would give a lot of Americans more access to these homes.
	How about that?
	It's not just in the left will say they just try in other people and they just try and demonize one group of people.
	No, no, no, they shouldn't be here, period.
	So I don't need to demonize them.
	They are here illegally.
	But in this case, there is a direct correlation.
	And you know where you really saw it?
	Used cars during COVID.
	Yeah, 100%.
	You can see the same kind of thing with education.
	When the government steps in and essentially does something they think will try to help, it gets priced in.
	It's going to get priced in in homes, too.
	All of a sudden, it's like, oh, well, people are going to save a little bit of money.
	Maybe they can afford a little bit more home.
	My price is going to go up a little bit because demand is going to go up.
	So I don't think this solves any of the problem.
	It doesn't sound like a good idea for anybody.
	And paying almost 100% more interest over the life of a loan, that's a bad idea.
	It doesn't sound like it helps with the rate of interest.
	No.
	No, it doesn't.
	And it'll probably increase the price of homes because you'll have a lot of people going, well, I can afford that monthly.
	So now more people go out and buy a home that they, if it's close, if you're cutting it close, that means you can't afford it.
	And I will say, we can maybe roll that clip.
	Ben Shapiro's quote now, and it could be taken out of context.
	This idea that, well, if you can't afford to live in New York, then you really should leave New York.
	I understand the point he's making.
	It is very tone deaf.
	It is very tone deaf.
	It's very tone deaf.
	I say you should leave New York because it's a communist hellhole.
	Okay, and I think that the people have voted for that.
	Enough people have voted for it where it's beyond repair.
	But this idea that it's incumbent upon you to simply move to a new municipality when it's you're facing the result of policy that has led to the cost of living problems.
	No, it is incumbent upon the people who represent the American people to be more responsible with policy.
	And whether you're looking at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, awful.
	Whether you're looking at Obamacare, which we'll get to, awful.
	Or a 50-year mortgage, it is a bad policy.
	It will incentivize bad decisions.
	And the people who would be most happy about this would be big banks and the too big to fail firms, the BlackRocks, the State Streets, the Vanguards, who want to purchase up homes so that they can sell them to you or rent them to you.
	These people are the ones who are holding all the leverage.
	This is a terrible idea, in my opinion.
	That's really bad trouble.
	And it just doesn't seem in line with Make America Great.
	Again, it doesn't seem in line with Put America first.
	And these days, the younger generation absolutely does have it hardest when looking to purchase a home and get a good rate.
	Yo, what up, fam?
	It's your boy D-Day holding it down.
	Now I'm saying, yeah, and you already know what time it is.
	New mixtape out, and you already know this new joint is a banger, you feel me?
	But it ain't like my old stuff, not me.
	Nah, nah, I had to dig deep on this one.
	I had to dig deep inside of me and pull out that inner usher.
	You feel me?
	Had to pull out my inner T-pane for that smooth RB sound.
	For that, hey, girl, you know your body's like a mountain.
	It's tall and bumpy.
	Daryl, stop pretending you're from Detroit to clean this litter box.
	Dad, I'm trying to lay down a track and stop calling me Daryl.
	Okay, Motown.
	When you're done, come back to Meowtown and clean up this stupid cat's box.
	Her name is Mittens.
	How many times I gotta tell you?
	Mittens, Mittens.
	God, always tripping, man.
	I don't care what her name is.
	You and this damn cat have to find your own place.
	You know how hard it is to find a rental that allows cash, Dad.
	Be a man.
	Buy a house.
	Call American Financing for crying out loud.
	You know I ain't got no more minutes on my phone plan.
	You know that.
	Your mother added some more this morning.
	Damn right.
	That hoe better have my minutes.
	What did you say about your mother?
	Nothing.
	I didn't say nothing, man.
	Call the pros at American Financing Today at 1-800-974-6500 or visit www.americanfinancing.net/slash crowder.
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	Mitt ends.
	Mitts.
	Mitt ends.
	I love it.
	Damn, man.
	Get that 50-year loan.
	Can't wait till we get that crossover with D-Day and Colton Wade.
	It's what I live for.
	Anything else anyone wants to say on the mortgage?
	No?
	Okay.
	Seems like a bad idea.
	All right.
	No, it's a bad idea.
	Okay.
	Let's get to the Chinese.
	Oh, boy.
	Chinese mortgages?
	Can I make one clarification about the Chinese?
	These are not foreign exchange students.
	These are just like full-time vis-a-vis students over here.
	We're not exchanging anything.
	There's a thousand.
	Admonish.
	Admonish me.
	Not me.
	Admonish me.
	I deserve that.
	I use the term because that's how people might know.
	But you're right.
	There are only about a thousand American students studying in China.
	And the proposal from President Trump here is that we should have like 600,000 Chinese studying here at our universities.
	And here's something that I just, I don't know who is in President Trump's ear.
	And I know that we've never had President Trump on the show.
	And I know that I know, by the way, some of the grievances from people like Tucker Carlson or people like Candace Owens are correct.
	There's a lot of gatekeeping that goes on.
	These are bad ideas.
	So 600,000 Chinese students here.
	Can anyone tell me how that is good for America?
	Because if we're talking about work visas, I do understand there's a scenario where it's appropriate.
	For example, someone like an Elon Musk, if there's someone who is hyperly skilled who is going to be a player on the world stage, well, you want them playing for Team United States.
	I understand that.
	Or certainly in film, this happens a lot.
	If you need Tom Hardy, you need Pierce Brothers, you need to bring him in, especially if there's a series here.
	I get that.
	But students, you are now training up the generation, the younger generation of a foreign adversary so that they will be competitive with you in the workplace.
	It just, it doesn't make sense at this stage in the development of a human being.
	We shouldn't be training and making our enemies stronger than they would be without this policy.
	And here is President Trump giving this interview with Laura Ingram.
	And everything he says, I just don't think he's aware that he's communicating it in the opposite way that people are hearing it.
	You've said as many as 600,000 Chinese students could come to the United States.
	Why, sir, is that a pro-MAGA position when so many American kids want to go to school and there are places not for them and these universities are getting rich off Chinese money?
	Sure.
	Never said about China, but we do have a lot of people coming in from China.
	We always have China and other countries.
	We also have a massive system of colleges and universities.
	And if we were to cut that in half, which perhaps makes some people happy, you would have half the colleges in the United States go out of business.
	Great!
	Well, I think it's a big deal.
	Are they fancy?
	You would have the same.
	Yeah, but you would have, as you know, historically black colleges and universities would all be out of business.
	Why?
	You would have a system of colleges and universities which are not.
	So we're dependent on China to keep our university system going.
	I think it's good to have, I actually think it's good to have outside countries.
	Look, I want to be able to get along with the world.
	They're not the French.
	They're the Chinese.
	They spy on us.
	They steal our intellectual property.
	Really?
	I'll tell you, I'm not so sure.
	We've had a lot of problems with the French where we get taxed very unfairly on our technology, where they put 25% taxes on American products.
	Half of the students from all over the world that are coming into our country destroy our entire university and college system.
	I don't want to do that.
	I wouldn't lose anything.
	And don't forget, MAGA was my idea.
	MAGA was nobody else's idea.
	I know what MAGA wants better than anybody else.
	And MAGA wants to see our country thrive.
	Want to bet?
	We want to see our country thrive, but you still have failed to make the case as to why we would thrive, why we would be better off with more communist students coming over here.
	Well, because the historically black colleges and universities would fail if they didn't have Chinese students.
	2% of these colleges?
	Or less?
	The black colleges need the Chinese students.
	Yeah.
	Fine, I guess.
	Can anyone make the case?
	Because he didn't make it just there.
	And he even insisted that Ivy League University love this idea, citing the recently renamed Rail University and their new fight song.
	We've been working on the railroad all the rain.
	I'm working.
	And most upset, of course, is Captain Morgan here.
	Don't even get us started on Notre Dame.
	The Fighting Orange.
	That's how you pronounce the R's.
	We fight wrong time.
	We don't win football in Dakai.
	Oh, has it called my tight end?
	That's right.
	Yeah.
	Put it in tight end.
	Yeah, please keep making fun of me for getting a free education.
	Yeah, you a full back asshole.
	So let me just be really clear with you.
	Chinese students not only don't deserve this and we don't benefit from it, they're a national security threat.
	So let me give you a few examples here.
	Check the references link in the description.
	At U of M, you had many instances of students trying to smuggle in crop fungus.
	That doesn't seem like it has a place in the science lab.
	Again, at U of M, you had that student charged for illegally voting and his vote still counted.
	And again, at U of M, five students were charged with spy activities at Camp Grayling.
	Again, most of these are the Chinese.
	Chicago, Chinese electrical engineering student there was convicted for spying for the CCP at UCLA.
	There was a math student who transferred sensitive tech to the PLA.
	And then, of course, you have Swalwell's favorite Fang Feng, the one he was not banging, just to be clear, not having sex with a Chinese spies, Eric Swalwell.
	There's no record of it.
	There's no proof of it.
	Eric Swalwell has not slept with Chinese spies and still seems to hold office.
	I just want to be very, very clear.
	I think we're covered by my half-Asian lawyer.
	Remember, Fang Feng started her spying career while enrolled at Cal State East Bay.
	So, like, there's a long-standing history of the Chinese taking advantage of our system and sending spies over here.
	Not to mention this.
	Let me ask you this.
	Do you think that having more Chinese students coming here, do you think that that lowers tuition costs?
	Or do you think it inflates tuition costs?
	Do you think that it provides more opportunities for American students to study?
	Or do you think they take those spots?
	This policy is basically, hey, we're going to be educating our primary geopolitical rival, basically people from a communist nation so that we'll have to compete with them in the tech and workspace later on.
	And the reason for it is go.
	None.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	Listen, there's an AI race right now that is absolutely imperative for the United States to win.
	It is national security implications.
	Matt, that's why you saw Sam Altman, Elon Musk, all these guys, Jeff Bezos, going and talking and saying, hey, the government has to do something.
	Why would we take the one country that can beat us in this race and educate their kids so that they have a better chance?
	Why would we do that?
	Lane made a great point.
	He's like, how many students do you think we would have been comfortable letting in during the Cold War from Russia?
	Right.
	How many?
	Right.
	Probably not a lot.
	What the hell are we doing?
	And these are new every single year.
	This is not a total number.
	I think this is 300,000 over two years of new students.
	Yeah.
	Alex is just 600,000.
	It's more than what's currently enrolled, I believe.
	Yes, yes.
	And I don't think that the premise that half of America's colleges and universities would go out of business when they're spending tons of money on rejection letters every year.
	Exactly.
	I didn't get any.
	I also, by the way, I also don't care.
	I guess I would only support it if this was all just a ploy and we were educating the Chinese students wrong.
	Maybe that's a good idea.
	Like, hey, welcome to this new engineering class.
	I present your professor Terrence Howard.
	Okay, fine.
	Maybe if there is a little subterfuge going on.
	I don't know.
	He's more like a quantum physics theory.
	Two time two is five.
	I learned America.
	Two time two is five.
	Crying black man.
	See?
	So, not great Trump.
	Let's rate that one.
	That's not so great Donald Trump.
	Not less good Trump.
	Yeah, less good Trump.
	But here's one that's good.
	Here's one that is good.
	A new order says that visas can be denied for certain health conditions.
	By the way, any way you can deny visas, I'm on board with that.
	The health conditions can include obesity, diabetes, mental health.
	Ah, the feminist trifecta.
	My verdict here is good Trump.
	That's good Trump.
	That one's pretty base.
	Good for him.
	I don't have a good Trump.
	We don't have a good Trump.
	Come on.
	Thank you very much.
	There you go.
	That works.
	Thank you very much.
	That works.
	That's a good thing.
	Hey, why should we be bringing in anyone who's fat, diabetic, and mentally unlikely?
	Unstable one.
	I don't know about the fat thing, but definitely mentally unstable.
	Well, again, that thing seems personal.
	They're gross.
	No, but we'll get to Obamacare.
	They're a burden on the healthcare system.
	So you're bringing in people who will be taking advantage of that.
	I think this from the mind state of like, oh, we're not giving health care to people who don't live here, right?
	Right.
	Yeah.
	We're not giving that you.
	You're being logical.
	That's where I mess up.
	Hey, speaking of logical, I do want to make a quick announcement here is, you know, people often talk about big tech, and we've been at the forefront of this for a long time.
	Thank you so much, by the way, for your support.
	OG Mug Club members.
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	I had some people change my mind, come up and go, where do you get your funding?
	Like, the answer is going to be the Jews or Qatar.
	Viewers.
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	From Satan.
	Yeah, it is literally from viewers.
	Roman Bin Solomon, yeah.
	One sponsor a day.
	But the vast majority for the entirety of this company's history has been you, and we're incredibly grateful for that.
	Rumble, though, has actually been at the forefront fighting back against big tech.
	For a long time, people would say, well, why don't you go create your own YouTube?
	And it was just so pie in the sky.
	Well, the infrastructure that's required, Rumble's been doing that.
	And yesterday, actually, the CEO there, Mr. Brass Balls himself, Chris Pavlovsky, announced a massive new $100 million advertising commitment from Tether.
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	This is a big deal.
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	Yeah, for about a billion dollars, $787 million, $67, $767.
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	It's a freedom-first ecosystem, which is going to include not only free speech on Rumble, as you guys know, but freedom of transaction with stable coins tied to the U.S. dollar, right?
	When you're talking about crypto, cloud data centers that won't de-platform you for wrongthink.
	Remember when Amazon went down and people didn't realize how many sites were affected because they thought, hey, it's just a bookstore.
	I mean, you know, some people, that's like, you know, my grandparents are like, ah, Amazon, that bookstore?
	You're like, sure.
	And then they also have a vision for encrypted browsing, messaging, AI in the future.
	AI is one of the worst offenders as far as collecting your data, sending it off, invading your privacy.
	There'll be an entire ecosystem completely independent from what used to have basically a tripopoly, right?
	It used to be YouTube, Google, Facebook, Meta, and Once Upon a Time, Twitter.
	That is being broken up in real time, and Rumble is at the forefront.
	So we're incredibly grateful, happy.
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	And in the wake of this news, YouTube is actually, of course, doubling down on their censorship policies.
	These videos will not be allowed to stand.
	They must be demonetized.
	This bull seizes these videos.
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	Wow.
	Really passionate.
	Those are the days.
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	Yeah, nobody will know what to think of you.
	They'll either hate you or love you and probably.
	It looks like you're wearing a tiny shirt, Gerald.
	Yes, it does.
	Well, he's been working out.
	He wants to wear the extra small.
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	Frankenstein, you didn't watch it.
	Josh did.
	But we saw House.
	Is it House of Dynamite?
	Dynamite?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we saw that.
	You saw it.
	You liked it because you're retarded.
	And let us know which one you want us to review.
	We'll do it tomorrow.
	Or we can do a double feature.
	We can do a double feature.
	Hey, double game.
	I'll go.
	I'll give it a watch time.
	Do I have to watch the crappy Frankenstein movie?
	Yep.
	Well, don't call it crappy.
	It's no Transformers 4 is what he says.
	That's not even the worst movie I've recommended for you.
	What was that?
	Like a biopic on somebody?
	I can't remember what it was.
	Broke back.
	Yeah, that's true.
	It was a bio pick on him.
	Yeah, right.
	Like, I just see so much of myself.
	Oh, it's Biggie.
	In that tent.
	It was an HBO version of the life story of Biggie Smalls.
	That was terrible.
	What were we going to say, John?
	I was going to say he's calling it a crappy Frankenstein.
	Compared to what?
	The other Frankenstein movies?
	The other crappy movie.
	What's your order of Frankenstein?
	Is number one Abbott Costello Meet Frankenstein?
	I don't.
	That one's not bad.
	It's not bad.
	Young Frankenstein's Frankenstein.
	Young Frankenstein's good, but.
	I don't know what Gerald's saying.
	He makes no sense.
	We just sort of include him to cleanse the palate as it comes to film reviews because everyone knows that whatever he says, they do the opposite.
	Sort of like the rotten tomato critic meter, where it's like if it has a high credit review and a low audience score, Gerald is that human version.
	I'm like the Jim Bramer of movie reviews.
	You just do exactly the opposite of what I tell you.
	You're like Roger Ebert post-Jaw.
	I'm not sure what that means, but it doesn't sound nice.
	Yeah, he was a prick.
	You're probably not, Stephen.
	So the government shutdown.
	Hey, did you guys know this?
	It's like ending, kind of.
	Did you wonder, hey, what was the point of all this?
	And we want to get into specifically Obamacare, right?
	We've talked about this.
	This was largely about health care benefits subsidies also extending to illegal aliens.
	But Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act, let me know, comment if you guys were.
	I know many of you were too young to be around for that.
	That was a big, big, it was a central fight.
	And the results are in, and they're bad.
	And people were telling you back then that it would be bad.
	And I don't know if you remember this, but people back then saying this is going to be a disaster for the United States, they were silenced with, you're racist.
	So there's nothing new under the sun.
	After the latest Senate vote, looks like the shutdown, though, is nearing its end.
	After 41 days, the longest government shutdown in U.S. history may soon be over.
	The Senate passing a bipartisan bill to reopen the government.
	It'll go to the House later this week and emphasize things could be back up and running soon.
	The longest government shutdown in U.S. history may finally be coming to an end.
	The bill, as amended, is passed.
	The Senate passing a bipartisan bill tonight to reopen the government after eight senators who caucused with Democrats broke with their party Sunday night to support a short-term funding bill that would reopen the government through January 30th.
	And for those of you wondering, yes, the anchor at the beginning of that clip, it is the guy from this.
	Texas rat snakes are going to be one of the largest snakes that you find in the Metroplex area.
	God love him.
	Some kind of a lizard.
	I don't remember.
	He's just a lizard.
	Maybe a get-go.
	A little annolly.
	Maybe not freak out like that.
	That's not a significant.
	He's an icon.
	He's been around for a long time and he's still there and we appreciate it.
	He loves his job.
	So the deal right now, it includes government funding through January.
	It includes program-specific funding for things like SNAP.
	And then, of course, the Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act.
	You read it as ACA on social media, those subsidies.
	Well, the vote for that is going to be held in December.
	As we know it right now, things obviously are subject to change.
	And of course, of course, with the government potentially reopening, the left melted down as you would expect.
	Look, don't let them spend you.
	The Democrats caved.
	Just a promise to pick it up and maybe vote on it in December.
	I want an opposition party.
	I think the Democrats caved.
	I think the Democrats let down the American people.
	Shame on the Democrats.
	Shame on the n ⁇ who tried to run game on it for even believing the fact that the Republicans will even vote on it.
	I think Chuck Schumer, his days are over.
	I can't believe it.
	They f ⁇ ing caved on the shutdown.
	Tonight, eight Democrats voted with the Republicans to allow them to go forward on this continuing resolution.
	And to my mind, this was a very, very bad vote.
	Well, there you have it.
	Democrats just caved and bent the knee to Donald Trump and the Republicans.
	The government has been shut down for 40 days, but Democrats just allowed them to do it.
	We allowed them.
	We bent the knee, we caved.
	It is pathetic.
	This was such a big cave by the Democrats.
	Bruce Wayne offered to buy it.
	Did the Democrats cave at least a few days ago to invoke cloture?
	Eventually move on to vote to reopen government.
	In short, I think the answer is for sure yes.
	The long-term gain, which is being able to ensure those ACA subsidies, would have been worth it.
	But instead, it looks like the pain got too great and they're going to get promised a vote.
	Assuming that Republicans actually follow through on their promise this time.
	So I think they did cave.
	I think the Democratic base has a right to be upset here.
	You mean your colleagues?
	Mr. Iowa's Republicans.
	By the way, I'll extend that invitation.
	Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, Tucker, Carlson, Kenneth, Owens.
	Kinzinger.
	Don't.
	Come on.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Come on.
	Hate that man.
	It's not right to hate.
	I know.
	This is righteous anger, my friend.
	Okay.
	I have made a choice.
	I'll tell you why I hate this.
	This is a great, this is a post on X because the left, just like, this is why I told you back to it, was you're racist if you don't support Obamacare.
	This is Don Winslow blaming the defecting Democrats, not just for caving, but for being specifically white.
	He wrote this.
	He wrote, yeah.
	And yes, by the way, he wrote them as separate lines, just so you know, that's why I'll be spacing this out, listening on audio.
	He wrote, eight white, old senators, not one person of color among them, lied and effed over IMO, the American people.
	Millions and millions will lose their health care because of these old, eight white people.
	This isn't just a bad decision.
	These are really bad people.
	Learn their names.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So I guess this assumes that black people are more likely to be on subsidized health care.
	Maybe.
	Oh, okay.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So there's nothing new.
	Before it was LGBTQ phobic, transphobic.
	It's racism.
	It's sexism.
	It's just all so tiresome.
	So let's look at what the shutdown was specifically about Obamacare subsidies.
	Right.
	The left, they were demanding that the subsidies be extended.
	Okay.
	And the Trump budget, the bill, Big Beautiful bill, would basically allow the subsidies to expire at the end of this year.
	And bring up the premium increase here.
	Yeah, you guys can see that the increase just this year would be like with subsidies, it would be 26%.
	Without subsidies, it would go up 114%.
	If you're looking at over double.
	Yeah.
	But here's the thing.
	Obamacare was BS from the start.
	It was a Trojan horse.
	Everyone back then who was still, the people who are still here, but there were people fighting back then.
	Some of us are still around.
	We were blowing the whistle, telling you what was about to come.
	And back then, we were also accused of being racist.
	it's time for a little bit of then and now.
	All right.
	Let's start with then.
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	Then, Democrats promised you a lot with Obamacare.
	But first off, because Americans were concerned, because we had medical freedom in this country, they say, hey, if you just don't believe the racist fear-mongering, if you like your doctor, if you like your plan, nothing's going to change.
	You can keep it.
	That was the promise.

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