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Government officials say if you are 18 to 65 years old, she's in front of the things we were mocking on her sancties.
The truffle oil up over her shoulder on the right and designer crackers.
Yes, fire hooks like $7 crackers.
Some people on Snap tell us.
Here comes the guy.
They don't know if they'll have enough money to afford groceries.
That's some bullshit.
Nelson Scott is on the verge of losing access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for Snap.
He is 38, not disabled, doesn't have any kids, doesn't go to school, and doesn't have a job.
And doesn't own a belt.
He is no longer eligible for SNAP benefits.
How much did SNAP help you?
I get $2.92 a month.
Scott tells me, as a convicted felon, getting a job isn't easy.
I will get one if y'all give me one.
Y'all be felony-friendly and hire us.
Yeah, how about we don't give you one?
You go get one.
How about you go volunteer for a while, build a bit of a track record of dependability and reliability, and then apply for a job and stay on SNAP?
Yeah.
Right now, you're just go to school.
Yes.
Volunteer.
Prove that you are benefiting your community in any way.
And I still think SNAP should be used for only bare essentials.
But think about the entitlement.
That's some bullshit.
And by the way, if it'll turn us into a racing, you're dressed like a criminal.
Yes.
And by that, I mean you're hanging your pants below your ass because that's what people had to do in prison because they weren't allowed belts.
That's what it symbolizes.
You're doing nothing.
You're contributing nothing.
And you want to tell us that it's bullshit?
At what point do you take accountability for any of your actions?
I'm a felon, so if y'all won't give me a job, oh, so if we don't give you a job, you're just going to keep robbing us through SNAP?
Become a convicted felon roofer.
Yeah.
Convicted felon plumber apprentice or something.
I mean, operate the cash.
Operate the cash register there at that store.
You also get an employee discount.
How about that?
And how do I know that you've turned over a new leaf?
How do I know?
All I know is you're in jail.
Right.
How about doing something different than having gone to jail and the crimes that led to that to show me?
And then you get a job.
That's how this world works.
Sorry.
And as a matter of fact, I tend to believe that if you're an able-bodied young man with no dependence and you're not, you are more likely to commit crimes.
That's true.
Statistically, where could I pull that?
And by the way, last week there was another bill introduced to stop fast food purchases with SNAP.
And as I understand it, it's called the McExcuse Me Act.
Is that real?
Yeah.
Which stands for stopping chains from using SNAP EBT to make Entrees Act is what it actually stands for.
What?
Yeah.
So because from June of 23 to May 25, you know, keep in mind, each year, $9 billion SNAP spent on sugary soft drinks.
But in this case, $525 million in that period of time was spent on fast food through SNAP.
There are nine states that currently allow SNAP to be used for fast food purchases.
This is where you go, okay, obviously this is not the original intent of the founders.
Look, if we want to talk about food stamps for people who are between jobs, fine, bare essentials.
And by the way, that's not just because we want to be mean.
That's how we need to design our society.
Bare essentials so that if you want fast food, you have to go work.
If you want any luxuries beyond the bare essentials, you need to work for it.
Period.
That's how this works.
We're not sending you out of the village to certain death, which is what people used to do with invalids.
We're saying you're not an invalid.
You're not disabled.
You don't have dependents.
And so we're going to give you the bare essentials, provided you work, provided you go to school, provided that you show you are contributing something to society.
And if you want additional luxuries, you work for it.
Anyone who says that is wrong is a socialist without realizing it.
So that's another win.
Of course, I think we should do away with SNAP altogether and we should just create a new food stamp program because it's a program that is designed for corruption.
The other win, remember last week we talked about this when there were these leftist politicians and they basically begged soldiers and intelligence officers to commit sedition.
Here's a refresher.
This administration is pitting our uniformed military and intelligence community professionals against American citizens.
Like us, you all swore an oath.
To protect and defend this constitution.
Right now, the threats to our Constitution aren't just coming from abroad, but from right here at home.
Our laws are clear.
You can refuse illegal orders.
You can refuse illegal orders.
Don't give up.
Don't give up the ship.
So we discussed that last week.
Obviously, the hope was that there would be some soldiers out there who would hear the rhetoric, right?
Donald Trump sending the guard into Chicago or D.C. or even sending these are illegal.
These are unconstitutional.
That was clearly the rhetoric from these people who were encouraging soldiers to effectively abandon their post, who wouldn't care about them, by the way.
They won't be there for any of our troops if they actually do follow their advice.
And here's the proof.
Yesterday, that one we just saw, Slotkin, when pressed, admitted, illegal orders, there haven't been any yet.
But let's talk right now.
Do you believe President Trump has issued any illegal orders?
To my knowledge, I am not aware of things that are illegal, but certainly there are some legal gymnastics that are going on with these Caribbean strikes and everything related to Venezuela.
What?
So you were encouraging active service members to do what?
Why did you and your gaggle release that montage?
Huh.
Legal gymnastics.
Nothing illegal.
That sounds like if they'd have been disobeying orders, they would have been disobeying legal orders.
That's exactly what it sounds like.
And it's almost like it's by design.
By the way, Vice President Vance hit back at Slotkin on X.
He wrote, if the president hasn't issued illegal orders, then members of Congress telling the military to defy the president is by definition illegal.
Yeah.
Yeah, I would argue that is the case.
And just remember, the left's rhetoric does not match their policy.
Just like there's a big divide on the right as far as the conversations taking place in the digital town square, there's a big discrepancy on the left between their rhetoric and how they actually govern, because they know it's not possible.
They know it's not realistic.
They'll use the rhetoric of, hey, it's your duty to defy illegal orders.
Okay, well, let's get down to the nitty-gritty.
What illegal orders?
Well, I'm not aware of any.
I didn't say.
I only said they should defy illegal orders.
And I got five of my friends to get together to imply that there were.
But I spoke with my lawyers before this interview and there's none yet.
So then what was the purpose of that?
You know, all voices have to be heard.
Just stop with the horseshit.
These people don't care about you.
They use you so long as you are useful pawns, just like when they did the stop Asian hate until they got the numbers back and found out who was committing most of the crimes against Asians and went, oh shit, let's just put that one on the back burner.
This has been this week's installment of Trump wins.
All he do is we, we, he's Trump, Trump.
Oh, and by the way, I forgot to tell you guys, but if you are a Rumble Premium member right now, it's that time of year where we give back to you, all of you who make what we do every day possible.
And, you know, Santa Crowder, where we actually show up and we help some people who are struggling out there.
So, hey, if you think you could use a little extra help around this Christmas time, send your email to Santa Crowder at LauderwithCrowder.com.
That's Santa Crowder at LauderwithCrowder.com.
We'll be going through the entries and seeing where we can do the most good.
So it's always something that we like doing every year.
And, you know, when I retire, I'll probably be a mall.
I'll probably be a mall Santa.
Will malls still be around?
No.
I don't know.
Most are gone anyway.
I'll be an ex-Santa.
They'll be there anyway.
You got to be somewhere.
I'll be a social media Santa.
You'll be on the corner.
My account will be based in Bangladesh.
You know what this ad is?
It's the implication, just like with Jasmine Crockett.
They know what they're saying.
They know what they're trying to get idiots to accept.
And they do it anyway.
Right.
She did it with the Epstein file and Dr. Epstein.
Oh, I said an Epstein, not the Epstein.
Yeah.
And then these guys.
We didn't say illegal.
Come on.
It's just.
Why even bring up Epstein?
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
Why bring it up at all?
And it's fun to blow up drug boats.
It is fun.
Whenever I see those crosshairs on a, on a, those are fast boats.
Yeah.
Whenever I see those crosshairs on those scarabs with, you know, five outboards and 200 horsepower, I just lean in and watch.
I just wait for it to, oh, another good day.
Yeah.
Nokwar.
Nagwar.
Nakwar.
This is not war.
This is us kicking the crap out of him.
He's both.
He's a robot.
He's just bringing a first day.
He's just ballast.
Betty.
He's knuckle king.
He's not guard.
No guar.
Oh, everybody's thinking.
I love when you see the packages bobbing.
All right.
There are going to be some partying shits.
Hundreds of millions of dollars.
Speaking of party, hey, you know, we haven't done this in a long time.
You guys have been asking for it.
Okay.
Let's play.
Let's have a good.
It's time for Pokemon or Racial Slur.
Still one of the roughest stingers.
A little bit.
Put in Pokemon.
Should we put that out on social media somewhere?
Yeah, I mean, at least it's being put out from the country we claim it is.
Yeah, it's the right origin.
It's not that bad.
When people ask me what I do for a living, I'm showing them that.
Is that what you do?
Yeah.
Like, I still don't understand.
Well, then you'll never get it.
Honey, the HOA is at the door.
Yeah, just kidding.
Toolman, explain it for people who aren't familiar with this game.
All right, so I'm going to bring up a term, and you guys have to determine whether that term is a Pokemon or a racial slur as determined by the ADL.
Right.
And these can be very difficult because the Japanese are nothing if not notoriously racist.
They're very, very, very, and they don't hide it.
No, they don't hide it.
They're just like, I don't know.
This seems too on the nose.
Totally racist.
They're so happy about it.
Right.
They are.
They are happy.
They're chipper.
They don't care.
That's the thing.
They do not care.
They don't treat multiculturalism the same way we do.
They had Fresh Prince of Tokyo.
He would show up and the guy would just turn the laugh track to, there go the neighborhood.
But he's a bad.
They committed so many crimes on the subway where I spend the most of my day.
All right.
First one up.
You can play along with us.
Winner gets a lock of Gerald's lower rib hair.
All right.
First one.
No more of that.
First one.
Oh, that's the wrong one.
Pokemon or racial slur.
Pidget.
Pidget.
It's a pidget.
Oh.
I have a pidget to steer my pumpkin around Halloween time.
No respect for property right.
I can't do the face with it.
I wish I could.
What do you think about the crowd of pidget?
I think I want to do hedge fund manager of shorts and stuff.
No.
Because you encountered too many pidget in your upbringing in Detroit.
Did they kick the pidget out of you?
That's right.
Forgive a pidget.
Detroit.
A pidget riot.
I'll say racial slur.
No, I don't.
It's not at all.
Why would you say that?
No, this is totally just a, it's just a Pokemon.
You think it's a Pokemon?
I know nothing about Pokemon.
Well, I just, it's weird.
That's why it's funny going blind.
I'm going to investigate that.
Yeah, I'm going blind.
You kids today.
You say Pokemon?
I say Pokemon because he said Porch Pidget and then said it's a racial slur.
Oh my gosh.
He meant it.
He mentioned Detroit.
Was the Pigeon Lady all analogous in the Home Alone 2?
I don't know.
He said it.
I don't know.
I will say Pokemon because Pidget sounds like they just took a pigeon and added a T.
I know.
It sounds a little lazy.
It does sound a little lazy, and they've kind of been that way with Pokemon as well, which is out of character for the Japanese, but I think at a certain point, you just have to keep naming Pokemon.
It's like, oh, yeah, on the windowsill, pigeon, add a tea.
Okay, good.
Done.
Take away the inn.
All right.
Give us the answer.
Toolman is the Pokemon or a racial slur.
Yes, it's a Pokemon.
Oh, thank you.
Oh, very nice.
Oh, let's see.
Here is what it looks like.
Okay.
Where'd you find the footage of my ex-wife?
All right.
They have anime.
We have Fantasia.
What is that animation?
It's just.
Oh, careful.
You're going to piss a lot of people off.
Oh, gosh.
I hope torish over there.
That is the most simplistic stuff.
Let's just go to the next one.
Everybody's got that eye glare, that eye glint.
It is true with some of it.
Two of the top movies in the box office.
Yeah, yeah.
That's right there.
Yeah, 50,000 episodes later on one of the shows.
Get off my lawn.
By the way, I did see the pigeon lady from Home Alone 2 the other day.
Mr. Pierce Morgan.
Unbelievable.
In real life?
Yes.
Oh, in real life?
Shocking.
Yes.
Is it because you washed my head on Pierce Morgan?
No, no, I didn't.
I haven't seen that yet.
Oh.
No.
Oh, well, they definitely look like they could be.
I saw a woman in nature that looked like the pigeon lady.
Really?
Did you get a picture?
I'll bundle up.
It's colder day, so here in Texas.
Okay.
I didn't get it.
I should get a picture.
Well, then it's a value, really.
All right, Pokemon or Racial Slur.
Next one.
Next one.
Pokemon or racial slur.
Starmie.
Why are you Starmie?
Starmie.
Cry for me, Mr. Stammy.
The Stammy will take order on a job.
I don't know.
Starmie?
It's the one.
Starmie, Starmie, Starmie.
It feels like it could be like an Irish racial slur.
The Starmie.
Yeah, like it'd be a racial slur for Iron Starmie up there in the middle.
Pakistani's like, you know, yeah, well, now we're just fucking filled with curries because of all the starmies coming in.
Yeah.
Look, he used to have bangers and mash.
We used to have old Irish tradition.
Now the starmies are bringing.
They're eating with their fucking hands.
You don't have to.
There's a fork on the plate.
Hey, Starmie's, haven't you heard of a fork?
What do you think, Starmie?
You convinced me it's a racial slur.
There you go.
There you go.
I think it is.
I think this is a racial slur as well.
I think it's a racial slur, too.
What?
Do you know it?
No.
Okay.
We all say racial slur.
Tool man, give us the answer.
All right.
The answer is.
Yes.
What?
Another Pokemon.
And here's what it looks like.
You two, Starmie.
Call him a Jew?
What?
Are there two of them?
Were you two of them?
It was the star one.
It was the star.
The star was a starmy.
Oh, okay.
That is like a star.
Starmie.
All right.
That's like one of the staff writers who just had to stay late.
Yeah.
Like, Starmie.
Out of name.
And they were both originals, so they don't even have that excuse.
No.
Don't have many names left.
No.
I was like, next one, call her Pokemon Flurby.
You should have the ball refrat the Flurry.
All right.
Next one.
Pokemon and racial slur.
Pokemon are racial.
Oh, boy.
Jirachi.
Oh, to take over all the neighborhood in Japan.
That old Karachi Jirachi Jirachi.
Oh, it's a Jew.
Jirachi, dear Jirachi hard.
Jirachi hot.
We don't write a Jirachi fry on praying in Japan.
I don't know.
That definitely sounds like a racial slur to me.
I feel like we're due.
I think so too.
I mean, I'm due eventually.
I'll just go one way the other way.
You got to say it, Darren.
It's big.
That's a racial slur.
Because you have to say, Jirachi.
Jirachi.
Yeah, Blood Brothers.
We all have to say it.
Say it like Juma.
It sounds like a racial slur that an Asian would use against another Asian.
Yes.
Like a Japanese would use for Chinese or a Chinese would use for Korean.
Are they racist against lower-class Japanese?
Oh, yeah.
Are they?
I mean, structures.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
I feel like the Japanese, like, that's the reason they're so polite is because if they know that if they act very polite, they're allowed to hate as long as they keep it.
There's like an isomometer.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's like they have all kinds of like weird sex doll brothels, but it's like you just don't bring it out in public in the street.
No, you just hold it in and later on take a walk to suicide.
Yeah, your perverse nature is your private life.
They have a big color thing in the Asian hierarchy, too, don't they?
Like the lighter Asian are darker.
You know, maybe the Filipinos are a little bit darker skinned.
The ones that work outside might be looked down upon.
I mean, that's why I don't think that Asians themselves, like the Japanese, Chinese, Korean, when you think, you know, I don't think they're offended by Oriental because I think they would prefer to be Oriental because it separates them from Indians who are also Asian.
Well, that's true.
So anything that separates them from Indians is good.
They're happy about it.
That's a very good starting point.
Yes, I understand.
Yeah, and Orient, I think, just means to the east of, right?
Oriental, something like that.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Bruce.
I don't really care anymore.
Bruce got mad about it.
That we're doing for rest of us.
Oh, don't call me Orient.
I have a white student in Haribo.
Give us the answer.
We all say racial slur, tool man.
All right, the answer is.
Yes, another movie.
Come on, man.
Another Pokemon, and here's what it looks like.
All right.
Take a look over there.
Look, Jirachi.
Hold on.
Any sudden moves will scare Jirachi away.
Hmm.
Oh, no.
Nothing to move or animate except person talking.
Yeah.
Yeah.
All background fixed at all time.
Come on, Darren.
Any sudden movements will scare Jirachi away.
like a soldier in a Chinese army.
All right.
Is that three or four?
That's the third one.
All right.
Here's the next one.
Pokemon and racial slur.
All right.
There's two more.
As if it's going well.
Quashi.
Come on, man.
It's got to be a racial slur.
Quashi.
You think it's a racial slur?
Need it.
You quashy.
Quashi.
Quashi.
Quashi bring a great shame to your family.
It's got to be a racial slur at this point.
Quashi is what happens when Jirachi migrate and married their first cousin.
The child come out with a quashy egg.
Kwashi always a touch of children.
That's right.
What do you think?
Pokemon?
I'm enjoying with my heart here.
Racial slur.
Is there heartness at all?
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't know if we have to get to it.
I don't know if Japanese and heart are really often used in the same Japanese heart, my heart.
I don't think they have a lot of underdog inspirational movies.
They don't, but I'm just saying they have a lot of hatred.
And I'm like, I really want this to be one of those times.
Like Brian's song.
I don't think they have that.
No.
Imagine if I say no wrong.
They want to let you be punt.
I'm like, of course you can't punt.
YOU IN A HOSPITAL BED!
You think Brian Piccolo was a punter?
I don't know.
Whatever it was.
I forgot how it was.
Yeah, I just know he was.
The last name is Piccolo.
I think it's Piccolo.
Yeah.
Okay, okay, the rude.
The sound was a pan flute.
Please a coach.
Please a coach.
Hit me.
Please want to pray.
You don't pray.
You live in a broom crows too small.
Bring a great shit.
That's the end of the movie.
Hits him.
That's it.
Credits.
That's it.
So we all say racial slur.
All right, because we figure we're due.
Pokemon or racial slur.
Give us the answer to it.
All right, the answer is.
It's a racial murder.
What's funny is this is the one I would have thought was a Pokemon.
No, you said racial slur.
Oh, we all did.
That's right.
Yes, that's right.
It's a dead tie.
All right.
We're happy.
That's how bad it is.
She is.
What is it?
Oh, no.
Caribbean term for black people used to describe people who are gullible or unsophisticated.
From the West African name Quasi, often given to a child born on a Sunday.
Often given to a child born on a Sunday?
Why would they?
Now, you know what?
I guess maybe the word is right because you think your children born on Sunday.
So wait, so Caribbeans use this to refer people from the Caribbean to refer to blacks from Africa?
That's what they wrote on this piece of paper.
You don't have to listen to a damn word.
He says he was born on a Sunday.
Oh, washy.
What a bang.
Washy.
They don't allow you to be a head of state if you were born on a Sunday.
I know, right?
To a bunch of retards that were born on Monday.
It was 1201.
All right.
That doesn't even make sense.
That's a really dumb racial slip.
It is, but it's against black people, so it made me go like that.
What's black people against black people?
Ish.
Most.
Yeah.
In Caribbean, right?
They're pretty much all.
You can't use the Q word, Gerald.
Aren't they pretty much all black in the Caribbean, or am I getting that wrong?
Pretty close.
I mean, Bermuda, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago.
Yeah, then you're getting West Indies and they are.
Every time I've seen the Olympics, they do look dark-skinned.
Yeah, they do.
And fast.
Fast.
Very fast.
Yeah, that's true.
If you mean physically not up here.
Show me Tobago, Tokyo.
It's just a hut with a metal roof.
The Olympics are an amazing study in human evolution.
Not evolution, really, but the physique required to perform certain actions.
The sprinters, almost all black, stocky, muscular.
You go out 200 yards, a little slimmer.
Yep, 400 yards, a little more white folks.
Then when you get out distance, all black again.
But right in the middle, 400, 800.
I tell you what, always amazing.
You start to get mixes from the Netherlands.
They're good runners with Greeks.
And you get out in the end, it's all Africans.
What's always amazing to me is when you look at how many medals like Cuba, particularly in boxing and some of the Krakenfields stuff, it's they're so poor.
These people must be so malnourished, and they don't have access to the same type of training methods.
And they, so they must be naturally freaky athletic.
Imagine if you actually put them in a modern world where they had a good kit.
Yeah, they'd probably be really good.
They should just take over the entire Caribbean.
Yeah, pretty much.
I mean, we have some of it.
I don't know why we didn't.
I don't even know why we didn't.
You know, we didn't want all of it.
I guess.
They got that like a voodoo doll thing going on on hand.
Yeah, we could get rid of that.
I don't want any of that.
You just put in one MM store and they, you know, they want to be the new world.
I remember years ago, they had a 400-meter guy, Alberto Wantarina from Cuba, Wantarina, ran away from the best in the world like they were children.
There was this gap.
I remember thinking as a kid watching this, oh my gosh.
What was his name?
Alberto Wantarina, I think was Alberto Wantarina, Mission Control.
Can we try and bring that up?
It's 76 in Montreal.
76.
I want to see what little Pop Strowder was watching.
Yeah, there are those moments like that.
All right.
Final one.
Final Pokemon and Racial Slur.
Pokemon Racial Slur.
Ukrop.
Ukrap.
Ukrop.
Ukrap.
Ukrop.
Ukrop.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Is this like a it could be a racial slur for Ukrainians?
Ukra.
Ukrop.
There's a new star of music.
It's a UK rap hip-hop.
It's a rubber happy hip-hop.
Yeah, I don't know.
I don't know.
This one could go.
I just have no idea.
This game is so hard to play.
It's a racial slur against people from the UK.
From the UK, not Ukraine.
Okay.
No, no, UK doesn't mean you can.
All right.
What do you think there, Pop Scrowder?
Well, in hopes of getting all of these wrong, I'm going to say I'll say racial slur.
Well, you know what?
Give this the respect it deserves.
Since no one wins and I have the champions point, it means when I think we've been unified because we all look sometimes, sometimes you call things as they are, and sometimes you try to make the call as you believe it should be to bring the best out of everyone.
And in this case, we're really hoping for a racial slur.
That's the beauty of America: we can hope for the racism all we want.
And it'll make a better world for you and me.
All right.
We all say racial slur.
You crop, give us the answer.
All right, the answer is yes.
The racial slur, and it's, let's see, a Russian word for Ukrainians.
I totally agree.
That's disparaging term that means dill in Russian, which I guess dill is a salt.
Dill?
Ukrap.
Yeah, you dill.
You're such a dill.
Don't get the stutters on the Belarusians, their terragon.
Yes.
I do love dill.
I get admonished.
Because you thought it was a UK.
Yeah, that's true.
You were wrong.
I mean, I did just admit that.
Yeah, he was wrong, and I was right.
Good reason.
All right.
Well, a champion, obviously, to beat to be the champion, you have to beat the champion.
No one beat the champion here.
I'm glad to still beat champion in all the games.
By the way, I only think I just noticed that Pikachu's tail is a swastika.
Wait, what?
Did you not notice that?
No, what?
Bring it back up.
The little I'll bring up three.
Here you go.
Look.
Ah!
Did we do that?
Or is that just his tail?
Yeah, we didn't.
We did that?
Our people do this.
Even when it is a Pokemon, it's still offensive.
Pokemon ratio Such a happy little ditty It is.
It really is.
That does really encapsulate what we do here very well.
It really does.
You've got a Pokemon in front of Auschwitz.
Yeah.
Give a black militant with a little tranny Pokemon, and then Pikachu's tail is a swastika.
Like, I understand why people don't know how to peg us sometimes.
Do you know what the names of the Pokemon in front of Auschwitz are?
What?
The germs?
Smoke something?
Coughing and wheezing.
Oh, wow.
That's right.
Apropos.
Yeah.
Yeah, that makes sense.
All references available.
Wow.
So I just wanted to point something out.
It's not on CNN right now, so don't worry about ringing it up.
But just a second ago, I was seeing that Pete Hegseth and I guess the Department of War were actually looking at, what is it?
Oh, God.
It's for the seditious six that they're talking at.
Oh, for indictment.
Yeah, well, not an indictment.
I just lost the word for some reason.
Censure?
No, not censure.
Like spanking.
Discharges.
Discharging Mark Kelly or something like that.
I can't remember what the word was.
Anyway, maybe research can bring it up, but apparently, like they're threatening to actually go after these guys.
Good.
Nice.
So, yeah, no, I think that's absolutely right.
They should be going after these guys.
And they actually cited in one of their exposs some of the justification for doing it and the U.S. code for it.
So we'll see.
But I'm sorry, I forgot that word right out of the.
It just ran away from me and I can't pull it back.
Oh, it's okay.
Like a racist Pikachu.
Yeah, pretty much.
We haven't seen any arrests.
We've seen.
There's been nothing.
There's so many things they could go after and they don't.
They get the levers of power again, guys.
It's going to be all.
And that's why I always say I have such a problem with Pam Bondi because she's the weight limiting factor.
And a lot of these, she is the worst kind of power.
I mean, she was a lobbyist for Qatar before she got this position.
And she's been cozy with the elites.
And that's what happens when you're vapid and talentless.
You have to make friends, and you have to make sure you maintain those friendships.
Guarantee you a contributorship on Fox, if not her own show.
Of course.
Of course.
She'll be sitting in the leg chair before you know it.
What?
Are you reading up on the— Yeah, so the official statement from the Department of War, they've received serious allegations of misconduct against Captain Mark Kelly in accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice, 10 U.S.C. Sub-688, and other applicable regulations.
A thorough review of these allegations will go on, and it just goes on down through this.
So we'll see.
We'll see what happens with it.
And listen, I think there have to be consequences.
Yes, absolutely.
That's what I'm saying.
Stuff like this.
You can't pop off like that when you represent a state.
No.
No.
And imagine if people actually did it.
They would ruin their lives, and these people wouldn't do a damn thing to help them.
No.
All right.
Let me know if you got.
What was the name of that runner again?
Oh, they did send it.
Oh, you did send it?
Okay, well, that's it.
Was that right?
Was he a quarter miler?
No, 400 and 800 meters?
400 and 800.
Okay, so he was quarter.
He was quarter and half.
And his name was?
Oh, quarter, sorry.
Alberto Wantarina.
Alberto Wantarina.
So little Darren Popscrowder was watching this back in the day, and he was dumbfounded at this.
Along with Bruce Jenner.
Uh-oh.
Here we go.
It's three minutes.
I'm not sure.
Oh, yeah, it's going to be long.
Towards the end.
Yeah, he's like 6'4 out of Cuba.
And of course, he's wearing this ridiculous haircut because it makes him run faster.
That's right.
Runs faster.
400?
Is that the little Cuban fella right there?
He's the taller guy.
He's the taller guy with the McGee and me hairdo.
Of course, ethnicity plays no role in land speed records.
As we well know, that the whites are just as capable as the coloreds.
And running from communism, he is.
Running from communism.
Look at those starving little legs going.
Entire family dies if he doesn't win this race, so we'll see.
So, is he the tallest guy on the inside track?
He's leading in the inside, yeah.
Okay, he's leading right there.
But he did it in the 800, too, I think.
See if this is the gap that you were talking about.
Yeah, best in the world he's running against.
These guys were supposed to smoke him.
White, Darren.
Let's just be honest.
Are these really the best in the world?
Yeah, just be honest.
Well, I think the gap was a little bigger in the 800.
I don't remember, but I just remember that they didn't really know the name, and he just smoked them off.
He just came out.
Now his family will eat for a week.
Is this the 800?
Yeah, no, no, that's that's more of a sprint there.
That's 100, I think.
Oh, this is the 400.
The first one was the 800.
So you said he also ran the 800?
Yeah.
Oh, that was the 800.
That may have been the 800.
Yeah, the first one wasn't.
That was the second lap of the 800.
Okay.
So that was where it was where he just pulled ahead.
Yeah.
And then it got broken by a black guy, I'm sure.
A few years later.
That was Caitlin Jenner's year.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Back when people cared about the decathlon?
Well, wouldn't Bruce Jenner do everything marginally.
Was Bruce Jenner not in that race?
No, no.
Oh, no.
No.
Oh, gosh, no.
The decathlon told me that he wasn't going to be able to do it.
They wouldn't have even seen him.
He would have been out of camera.
It was an event in the decathlon, but not the specialized guys.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
When you specialize, it's another level, huh?
Gerald?
Yes.
Yeah.
100%.
I wouldn't know.
I never ran.
But I had friends that did.
For example, they do the high jump.
Oh, look at Bruce Go, six feet.
The high jumpers are like 7-4.
Yeah, it's not even cool.
Totally different deal.
Yeah.
So you've even seen it in Strongman, where you'll see a guy who's behind and he's just good at really, really good at one event and makes up that gap.
You would find that sometimes.
That's so fun.
Yeah.
Like, remember that Zadrinus Aviskas?
Zavikas.
Zadrunus Aviskas.
In the log press?
In the log press.
Yeah.
It was just, I remember asking Brian Shaw about that.
Like, it was the log that no one could press.
No one got a single one.
And then Brian Shaw got up and he got like one really barely.
And everyone was cheering.
He got it.
And then he got it.
I think he got it like three times.
And then Zedrunas just gets up and just lifts it like he's doing a set.
And he did like eight.
Oh, my God.
Wow.
And it was just, he was just like on the pure raw horsepower lifting something overhead as long as it didn't really require that much endurance.
I can do this.
It wasn't even quite.
Wow.
Yeah.
That's awesome.
All right.
Let's grab some chats.
Yeah.
All right.
First chat from Rumble Foreskin.
Hey, in preparation for Thanksgiving.
Do you think AOC distances herself from her name to downplay the atrocities committed by Cortez, who was much worse than Columbus?
Both sent by Spain, by the way.
What?
That's a great reading of a chat, though, Noodles.
That's so nice.
That's a good job.
Very well delivered.
No, I don't even know if she's really aware of it.
And I know you can say Cortez worse than Columbus, but you know who was worse?
The people who were there before Cortez.
Because how many Spanish?
I always talk, I can't remember.
There were only like 500 Spanish conquistas.
Something like that.
It was a very, very low number.
So to make the kind of headway they did, it's because of the hundreds of thousands of natives who were enslaved and treated so poorly that they would take their chances with anyone else.
That doesn't mean they were saints, but I think at that point, you just go, okay.
These boomstick guys look pretty cool.
I'll roll the dice with the guys in the shiny hats.
So I don't know.
I don't think so.
I don't think there's a whole lot going on up there.
But happy Thanksgiving.
Yeah.
Happy Thanksgiving.
To you, not AOC.
Yeah, to you.
And to her, too.
Or Cortez.
You know, maybe she can, well, he's dead.
AI says no.
Next chat.
All right.
Next chat from Blue, Green, Gold, and Foreman.
Question for Crowder, Gerald, and Pops Crowder.
What is the best case against the inheritance taxes for the show?
It's pretty easy.
You've already had money that's been taxed.
Why is it now taxed again because it changed?
Do they mean what's the best case that someone would make to support the inheritance tax?
That Meg Ross would make?
No, I don't think so.
Because I think it's just against the inheritance taxes.
Yeah.
Let me give you their case for it.
Their case for it is that you shouldn't have generational wealth, so everyone should start back at a baseline.
Oh, if it's all people created equal, but you're not created equal if you start off on third base.
Doesn't matter.
It's still really, you know what Trump's that is theft.
Yeah, but you know what?
One of the reasons that parents go out and work as hard as they do so that they can make sure that their kids have a better life than they did.
Right.
If now you take that away and you're like, well, should they be able to give a billion dollars?
Yes.
What business is it of yours what they do with what they've already earned and been taxed on?
Get out of this game.
I could care less.
And they're like, well, we wanted to keep it from being like this super wealthy class of people.
Fine, I understand that.
You don't want to go back to like the Carnegies and those guys running everything.
I get it.
But there are other ways to accomplish that goal.
Let people inherit money without an inheritance tax.
It's stupid.
It can go away just as quickly, you know?
Yes.
And hey, the book I read says you leave an inheritance to your, a wise man leaves an inheritance to his children's children.
That's a spiritual legacy, but it's also, no one's getting out of here alive right now.
So why shouldn't you be able to pass that on to your kids?
No.
It's one of those things when the discussion comes up where you go, wait a minute, there was one?
Yeah.
There was an inheritance tax?
Why would that be?
This is making it.
This is post-tax dollars and assets.
It actually messes up a little bit too, because a lot of times, so let's say that your parents don't really have a whole lot of cash or anything like that, and they have a couple of siblings, maybe two or three, and they die, they leave a fully paid for house, and now you have to pay an inheritance tax on something that maybe you don't want to have to sell.
Like, this is my childhood home.
My parents lived here.
This is their first house that they bought.
They built it, whatever the case may be.
And you better pay the property tax on it, too.
Right.
You got to pay the property tax.
And now you have a problem with your sibling because they don't want to sell it.
They can afford to do something with it, but you can't.
And you're responsible for part of this.
And so it just creates a lot of problems.
And I know that's a little simplistic, but like, just it, we just shouldn't be in this business.
Right.
Well, the good news is that it won't really, it won't really affect that much because a lot of boomers aren't really handing anything to their kids right now.
That's something they're mad about.
And every time, every time Gen Z or millennials see their boomer parents buy a new G-Wagon when they're 72, they're like, fuck.
These idiots that have the bumper stickers, I'm spending my kids' inheritance.
Seen those?
I don't understand.
That is one thing that I will say because you have a lot of what?
The judge dismisses DOJ cases against James Comey and Letitia James.
Wow.
That's big.
Let's see what this is.
And for essentially the same reason that Lindsay Hall of France.
Two factors attorney sent there by Donald Trump, not Senate.
The power.
What the judge here has found is Judge Cameron Curry from South Carolina.
She came into the district, heard arguments from both of the lawyers on these cases against Lindsay Halligan's role.
They argued that she didn't have the power because she wasn't Senate confirmed and thus these indictments are invalid.
The judge is agreeing with that.
Judge Curry is saying that the Attorney General's attempt to install Ms. Halligan as interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia was invalid.
And because Ms. Halligan had no lawful authority to present the indictment, James Comey's motion is granted.
The indictment is dismissed.
Now, the judge does mention that this is without prejudice.
So in legal speech, that means that it could be brought back by another prosecutor in the Eastern District.
So basically, they're not talking about the actual indictments themselves.
They're talking about the process and the person who was put in charge of making that happen so they can just bring these the proper way and potentially still be right back where we are right now.
So it'll be in the news cycle for a little while.
Yeah.
So Dems will say that this is a huge win and Republicans and the administration will be like, refiling.
Yeah, of course.
Exactly what's going to happen.
Who knows how far it'll go?
Yeah.
We'll see.
So it's really just against Lindsay Halligan being able to bring.
Yeah, so she was put as the interim U.S. attorney.
That's what they were talking about.
And the judge said basically she didn't have the power to bring that.
So it's been dismissed.
So they just have to bring it the proper way now.
Okay.
Of course, if you're watching CNN, you would go, what, Trump's former personal was installed and you wouldn't know about Letitia James and the law thing.
No, yeah.
And you'll think that it was based on the merits.
Yeah.
Like all the 2020 election cases.
Bet you a lot of ex-profiles from Bangladesh will be saying that.
Yeah.
Apparently, there's something we have to listen to that's interesting.
I guess Tyson announced mass layoffs.
Oh, Tyson Foods.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It was because they had lost a bunch of money through beef, right?
Well, I don't know, but apparently it's kind of a funny thing that because a lot of their staff, they'll blame it on the price of beef.
But the truth is, and I know people who have worked at Tyson, they had a lot of.
No, Tyson has both.
Oh, do they?
Don't they sell both?
Am I wrong about that?
I've never had Tyson.
They claim that they had lost some money, but the truth is, I know people who've worked or done sort of, I don't know if it's consultants with Tyson.
Yeah, a huge portion of their employee base are illegal aliens.
Well, this clip may elucidate.
Oh, okay.
I'm trying to get out that door.
So notice of mass layoffs.
Lots of Spanish.
And this is in Nebraska.
Yeah, I don't hear any of these.
You will work for approximately 60 more days.
I hear only one voice in English, and it's the one letting them know of their employment.
It's a 24-hour.
I'm going to come back Monday regular time.
Wow.
Wow.
Hey, pause.
Pause.
Christmas Eve.
Here's what they said.
No nabidad.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Merry Christmas.
You're fired.
But in January.
So the good news is you all have to work through Christmas.
Why say anything?
Translators, please translate.
Yeah.
You got to come back and work your normal shit.
So they could say, oh, no, we fired them back in November.
Yeah.
And just think about this for a second.
All right.
So keep it.
They said that we'll come back to it, but apparently you get a much more better picture of the room.
Okay, let's keep playing it.
A lot of questions.
Next week, guys wearing an Apple shirt.
Go start picking them.
Oh, wow.
And I do need you to come to work Monday and work yourself.
African Arab.
I have like six translators to say so, if you've punched in and you have a paper you said, it's crazy that Americans have been browbeaten into acting like or believing that that's what makes America great, like we're a nation of immigrants.
We've always had to have 14 translators at a food packing plant and mass layoffs yeah, I thought it was pretty clear fired by.
Yeah, not a whole lot of translations needed there.
Why do you fire that?
Somebody said that a minute ago.
Why would you fire somebody in advance, like one of those people said, why even let them know?
No yeah, like especially so, So they could go back and if they're facing fines, they could say, no, we fired them back in November.
No, I don't know.
No, but they're still working.
It wouldn't cover you at all.
Like you've, especially if you knew there was a problem.
Like, I have no idea why they're doing it, unless it's a signal to the market or something like that.
So their company, but like.
Well, watch, you'll see a lot of people, you'll see if prices go up, and they'll blame it on something, they'll blame it on anything other than having illegal aliens as workers.
And look, I'm sorry, the whole my GDP argument is not enough.
This is the whole libertarian, I'm sorry, the whole capitalist fiasco that we find, like I've always said, there are problems with the capitalist system that doesn't have the right checks and balances.
And capitalism, free enterprise, does not include hiring people who are here illegally who will work for slave wages.
Free enterprise can only work in a place like the United States if it is a closed circuit system where we are very selective in who we allow to take part with our system.
You cannot simply do this and say, oh, costs are cheaper.
Well, costs are cheaper because you're also suppressing wages.
At a certain point, you do have to look and go when wages outside of the first term of Donald Trump have consistently not outpaced inflation.
Why?
If everything else is on a pretty constant graph, relatively speaking, but not wages, well, you just got an answer with a room full of people and 19 translators at Tyson Foods.
Absolutely.
And by the way, you know what I'm not going to be eating anything related to Tyson for a while.
I'm not sure that I do on purpose, but if I have the option and I see it, because you just gave a room full of people 60 days to F with you that know there's nothing to lose.
I just caught a comment on that, and they're saying the Warren Act, W-A-R-N in Nebraska, requires 68 notice.
So maybe that is.
Maybe that's a thing.
I don't know.
We could look into it.
I was just saying, I caught a comment.
Yeah, that would then make sense.
I've never heard of that.
I don't want to work here anyway.
I was told I would be working with Mike Tyson.
And so now I am going to pee in your chicken cutlets.
Enjoy your 60 days.
See, this is what I'm saying.
Why would you do that?
Look, if you're good for fire snakes, don't piss me off.
Yeah.
If you ever fire me, do not give me 60 days to mess with this guy.
No, absolutely not.
Why would you do that?
It doesn't make any sense.
I know.
We had nobody getting fucked up.
We had one employee who had to be let go, and I was very clearly instructed to not be in the office because this person believed they had like a special ET bond with me.
Like, Stephen would never want me to be gone.
They're like, Stephen's gone.
Oh, you tried to grope him.
Yeah.
And it was not reciprocated.
Several times.
Yeah.
All right.
Let's grab a final chat.
And then where are we sending people off to today?
Because I know Thanksgiving is a weird week.
We will go back to Real America's Voice, or if we go to noon, it'll be to DeVoy Darkins.
But we will only take one more chat.
So unless I take 11 minutes, it will not be going till noon.
All right.
So Peterson74 asks.
Question for the crew.
How many of these guys on Snap also want reparations?
Wouldn't Snap already qualify for reparations?
Yep.
That is what I say.
I've been saying it.
Like, look, SNAP, EBT, public education, Section 8 housing, right?
The Great Society, Model Cities Program, all of this.
All of this has been done in the name of equity.
All of it.
And they will say, well, that's not enough.
It's not done right.
Okay, but many, many, many, many trillions of dollars.
And this is what you asked for.
And by you, I do mean the black community in the United States and the Democrat Party who have consistently said that we need to do X, Y, insert whatever entitlement program here in the name of equity.
And it's never worked.
So we already have the results.
It's not worked.
Public Department, the Department of Education is a failure.
SNAP EBT is basically a fraud program.
Same thing if you look at Medicare, Medicaid, dependent.
We're talking about work requirements.
We're talking about needing to reform these giant social safety nets.
None of these things work.
None of these things actually provide the care to the people who actually need it, that they were designed to help the disabled or people out of work.
Maybe they caught a tough break.
So, yeah, okay, now we're going to reform those.
And of course, here's the thing.
Let me ask you this.
Let's add it all up.
Okay.
Public education, public transportation, public housing, SNAP, EBT.
I always get Medicare, Medicaid.
Which one's for old people?
Which ones for you.
Medicare is for older people and Medicaid reasons.
So add this all up.
All right.
If you did all that and you also gave people reparations, meaning like a check, do you honestly think that would be the end of it?
Do you honestly think that the portion of America right now demanding reparations and then the party, right, sort of catering to them, patterning to them, do you honestly think they would go, all right, like, all right, okay, good enough for us.
Did they do that after, again, go through Medicare, go through Social Security, public housing, public education?
At any point, do people go like, okay, we've closed the gap.
We're pretty close.
We just need to fine-tune it with one more thing.
Do you think if you did everything that was asked of you and now you just cut a check, do you honestly believe that 15 years from now we wouldn't be having the same conversation about how equity has not been fixed and systemic discrimination and the evils of the past?
Does anyone here actually think that?
No, of course you don't.
Of course you don't.
And so you don't cater to those people, right?
You literally have to cut them out from the equation when you're determining national policy.
And I would say the same thing with people throwing out their MAGA hats, people saying, ah, I'm glad I didn't vote Donald Trump because the nuclear strikes, the strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Let me ask you this.
This growing contingency of the sort of dissident right, and I don't mean people like you or people here who have views that are outside of the mainstream.
If they got every single thing that they wanted, do you really think that they would come together and become a party that coalesces and elects presidents?
There are certain groups of people who just want to bitch, and enough is never enough.
So do I think there's overlap?
No.
I guarantee you there's overlap between people receiving SNAP and people demanding reparations.
And what that also means is $9 billion spent on Coca-Cola, sugary soft drinks every single year on SNAP.
Those same people with truffles, you saw them do the special in front of truffle oil and designer crackers using SNAP for fast food.
Those same people who think, oh my God, this is an atrocity, such a violation of fundamental human rights that I have to work 80 hours a month in order to purchase luxury items.
Think that that is the exact same person who says they deserve reparations, who I guarantee you could not tell you the social status of their forefathers, let alone yours.
And no one likes to hear this, but it's the same thing when people, when we talked about deporting illegal aliens, remember we did that, change my mind.
They go, well, there's no such thing.
How can anyone be illegal on stolen land?
Okay, interesting that you choose to stop there.
Was the land always inhabited by Native Americans only?
The ones that you know as Native Americans?
Or was there tribal warfare?
Who do you give it back to?
Which warring faction?
Do we need to get into the Vikings?
How far back do we go?
You can do the same thing when you look at a lot of Asia, when you look at a lot of what we now know as Russia, former USSR.
Like, if you actually want to see where people claim they have a grievance and there's usually an argument where someone's like, no, no, we have a grievance.
No, we have a grievance.
The only difference is where they start on the timeline.
That's the only difference.
So, I say, how about we start on the timeline that is the real world, right?
This was not a country before the United States came to be.
We went through an entire process to establish a country with law and order.
You had a bunch of nomadic tribes, some were sedentary.
Before that, they didn't like each other, they were cruel, they engaged in barbarism that nobody today would want to deal with.
Okay, that was a kind of thing, but it wasn't a country.
So, we're going to go with the United States.
So, who can be here illegally in the United States?
Anyone who's not a citizen of this country.
That's the real world.
Well, reparation.
Okay, how far back do you want to go?
And what do you want to take into account?
Hey, I don't know about you, but I think that someone who fought for the Union in the Civil War kind of paid for it in blood.
Now, blood's not enough.
If blood isn't enough, blood, one of the most bloody wars that you could talk about as far as a civil war in history in the United States, literal brother against brother to free people completely disregarding their own selfish interests.
How would you just sort of skim past that?
And you can go and watch the Black and White and the Great Issues, Black and White and the Great Issues there at the barbershop.
You guys, some people just sort of glossed over.
I said, Okay, what's the number?
And I walked through and said, Okay, so Public Department of Education is not enough.
Welfare is not enough.
So, public housing is not enough.
I said, What's the number?
And the only person who actually answered said, about 25 million.
I think that's what they said.
Maybe they said 15 million.
It was an obscene number that defies reason and has no justification.
Just like SNAP, just like Medicare, just like in the year 2025, the results are in the Department of Education.
So, we need to stop catering to these people as far as policy being dictated.
Overlap, it's the same people, and it's the same party enabling them, and they will enable the non-contributing factions of this country, not to their detriment, because they'll buy a voting base, but to yours.
Well, how about we start actually thinking about you and catering to you, as opposed to people who have never built a country and never will build a country?
They only serve to destroy.
That's where I line up.
Overlap, it's the same people.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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