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[00:01:51] Now let me stop you right there and let me ruin my own exercise by asking you what it is you should be thinking. [00:02:00] What you should be thinking is, what do you mean information? [00:02:04] Remember, always ask people to define. === Listen To The Other Side (13:17) === [00:02:08] You know, it depends what is, is kind of a thing. [00:02:10] But what do you mean by that? [00:02:12] What do you mean? [00:02:16] How do you define information? [00:02:22] And recently, if you will ever, ever spend an appreciable amount of time with us, you will invariably find that I will oftentimes, in a social setting, I will ask you questions more than I will tell you things. [00:02:44] Ask you questions. [00:02:46] And my favorite, favorite subject, if I'm near younger people, and younger is anybody younger than me. [00:02:56] Older than me, I'm not really interested. [00:02:58] Who cares? [00:02:59] Younger. [00:03:02] And the first question is, where do you get your information? [00:03:07] Where do you get your, we call it news. [00:03:09] Where do you get that information? [00:03:12] Where? [00:03:13] If somebody tells me, well, Fox News, thank you, have a nice day. [00:03:20] I know where this is going. [00:03:21] I don't have to talk to you anymore. [00:03:23] I understand. [00:03:24] I understand completely. [00:03:26] I understand what you think. [00:03:28] I understand what you act. [00:03:29] I understand. [00:03:30] I know the routine. [00:03:33] Thank you. [00:03:35] And Newsmax, double, because that's... [00:03:38] Newsmax is the USA Today. [00:03:43] For conservative news. [00:03:45] Kind of this no scheisse bumper sticker obviousness. [00:03:51] And OAN, I don't even know if they're on anymore. [00:03:54] And then there's right-side broadcasting, which are good for live events. [00:03:58] But that's about it. [00:03:59] I don't know. [00:04:00] Breitbart. [00:04:01] But that's more of a news website. [00:04:04] But in terms of... [00:04:06] Let's start with TV cable. [00:04:11] I'm going to tell you something, and I want you to understand it, and I want you to commit this to memory, and I want you to forever recognize this as being true. [00:04:19] If you want to understand what the world is going on, specifically regarding the other side, you're not going to understand it watching Jesse Waters or whatever. [00:04:35] You're just not. [00:04:36] You're not going. [00:04:38] You're going to get that. [00:04:42] Version of the, you know, whatever this popular thing is. [00:04:49] You're going to get the, and it's good, but to watch it, watch it differently. [00:05:00] If you want to find out what the left is thinking, ask yourself, who is the left? [00:05:06] Who are these people? [00:05:08] Do they, are they, where are they? [00:05:10] Here's one for you. [00:05:13] Where, now this happens, but where, where are these John Waters dystopian drag queen public library dance parties where children's minds are warped and permanently disfigured by virtue of this? [00:05:35] Where are they? [00:05:38] Oh, there are some places. [00:05:39] Oh, I know that we've seen this. [00:05:41] And where do you learn this? [00:05:42] Libs of TikTok. [00:05:44] But how ubiquitous. [00:05:46] Have you ever seen one? [00:05:48] No. [00:05:49] Have you been to one? [00:05:50] No. [00:05:50] Do you know anybody whose kids went to one? [00:05:53] No. [00:05:54] But they exist. [00:05:55] Oh, they exist. [00:05:57] But now, here's the most important part. [00:06:00] And listen to me carefully. [00:06:02] Because this is one thing that our side doesn't do very well. [00:06:07] We don't listen. [00:06:09] You've got to spend some time sampling CNN, MSDNC, ABC. [00:06:15] Just sample. [00:06:18] Don't commit it to memory. [00:06:20] You're watching the wrong stuff. [00:06:22] You're going to say, wait a minute, are you telling me to watch CNN? [00:06:26] Yeah, not too much. [00:06:28] Why? [00:06:29] You don't know how to phrase your... [00:06:32] You don't know what the other side is thinking unless you listen to the other side. [00:06:39] Simple. [00:06:40] You don't know what they're listening to. [00:06:42] We're going to be talking about this today. [00:06:45] And I'm going to tell you something which nobody is telling you. [00:06:48] I just listened to some of the most stupid interviews. [00:06:53] I thought to myself, okay, let me see. [00:06:56] Let me look at this Fox Nation. [00:06:58] Let's see what Tucker Carlson does. [00:06:59] I've told you. [00:07:00] It's the only one even worth Listening to, just to see, let's see what the subject matter is. [00:07:06] Say, oh, they got these, they have interviews. [00:07:10] Okay, okay. [00:07:14] Now, I'm a tough, I'm a tough act when it comes, or a tough audience when it comes to interviews. [00:07:18] Believe me. [00:07:19] And who was it? [00:07:20] Kirstie Alley. [00:07:22] Boring. [00:07:23] Sad. [00:07:27] Boring. [00:07:28] Mike Tyson. [00:07:34] Some guy who does comic YouTube parodies about male swimmers. [00:07:40] Interesting, kind of good. [00:07:42] Not exactly Mort Saul, but good. [00:07:46] And here's another typical person who says, I never really was a Christian until I saw the birth of my child. [00:07:53] Then I said, oh, you didn't know? [00:07:57] Let me get this straight. [00:07:58] You had no affinity, no connection. [00:08:01] To Christianity until you saw your child. [00:08:07] Nothing got your attention but then. [00:08:10] Okay. [00:08:11] Well, better late than ever, I guess. [00:08:14] Fantastic. [00:08:16] Fantastic. [00:08:19] There was a little segment about... [00:08:21] By the way, remember something. [00:08:23] Write this down. [00:08:25] 90%. [00:08:26] 90%. [00:08:27] And I'm being kind. [00:08:30] 90% of all interviews are a waste of time because of the horrible nature of the interviewer who believes that just having somebody there is interesting. [00:08:52] You don't understand. [00:08:53] Today my guest is Sylvester Stallone. [00:08:57] Isn't that interesting? [00:09:01] No! [00:09:01] In fact, it's the worst thing to do. [00:09:03] What do you want to have Sylvester Stallone on for? [00:09:06] Because he's Rocky. [00:09:07] We know about that. [00:09:09] What are you going to ask him for? [00:09:10] I don't know. [00:09:13] I just saw something I was listening to. [00:09:16] I like my physics stuff. [00:09:18] I kind of like this. [00:09:20] And I came across something. [00:09:22] It was an interview between Lex Fridman. [00:09:26] Dear God! [00:09:29] Oh my God, what is that? [00:09:31] It's the worst thing I've ever heard. [00:09:33] And Brian Greene, who is this pompous, arrogant, he knows a lot of stuff. [00:09:40] If he's doing a presentation, he's doing it. [00:09:42] But not in an interview. [00:09:43] And Neil deGrasse Tyson, his ego cannot contain. [00:09:48] And the worst of the worst of the worst, when it comes to the whole physics thing, I think it's Lawrence Krauss. [00:10:04] Lawrence Krauss thinks he is the funniest, coolest, smartest, always slamming religion, always slamming God. [00:10:15] Look, I've got questions about it, but don't... [00:10:19] People who are of faith are not crazy. [00:10:23] There's nothing crazy about it. [00:10:25] So this is where we are today. [00:10:27] This is where we are. [00:10:29] So anyway, so during the course of this thing, Tucker was talking to this Kirstie Alley, and he never asked, you're Scientologists, aren't you? [00:10:37] Now, do you know anything about Scientology? [00:10:39] Absolutely not. [00:10:40] You know nothing about them. [00:10:43] Believe me when I tell you this, you know nothing about them. [00:10:47] Have you ever studied them? [00:10:48] No. [00:10:49] Why not bring them up? [00:10:50] Well, I don't really want to talk about them. [00:10:54] Why not? [00:10:55] Well, because... [00:10:58] What, you think they're a cult? [00:10:59] You think Scientology is a cult? [00:11:02] Do you? [00:11:03] Well, ask her. [00:11:05] You want to talk about that? [00:11:06] Well, I don't want to be mean. [00:11:07] It's a waste of time. [00:11:09] So everything you're talking about is the usual stuff. [00:11:15] And so what I'm saying is you're watching things that merely It reflects that which you want to be true. [00:11:29] It validates your own world. [00:11:33] It never challenges you. [00:11:36] You need somebody to constantly challenge the way you think. [00:11:41] Challenge your perspective. [00:11:44] Have you reconsider? [00:11:46] Maybe you've been carrying this thing around for a long time. [00:11:49] Do you do any spring cleaning when it comes to ideology? [00:11:52] No. [00:11:54] No, you don't. [00:11:56] So where do you get your information? [00:11:58] Okay, here's one for you. [00:12:01] As you know, and I've told you this before, on January the 14th, I'm going to be doing this wonderful show at the Cutting Room. [00:12:09] Cutting Room, as you know, is one of these premier New York Venues. [00:12:15] And they always love to make New York out to be this place that, you know, it's just this crime hellhole. [00:12:26] Yesterday, Mrs. Ellen and I happened to be, friends visit us, and they said, we want to go see Rockefeller Center in the tree. [00:12:37] My heart sunk. [00:12:40] I was like, oh my God. [00:12:44] Rockefeller Center. [00:12:45] Okay. [00:12:47] Maybe Radio City. [00:12:48] Oh my God. [00:12:50] Oh God. [00:12:52] What's the matter? [00:12:54] You have no idea how many people are there. [00:12:56] You haven't seen these many people. [00:12:59] And they're from a town where they kind of know a little bit about it, but if you've ever brought somebody to New York who's ever been around crowds, they have no idea. [00:13:06] So we brought these people. [00:13:09] I said, now just wait. [00:13:11] And we're turning here at 6th Avenue. [00:13:12] All right. [00:13:13] There we go. [00:13:14] There's the tree. [00:13:15] Oh my gosh. [00:13:16] Now this was kind of later in the afternoon. [00:13:19] Well, later in the afternoon. [00:13:22] Look how many people are here. [00:13:23] And you hear voices in languages. [00:13:26] I said, wait until it gets a little dark. [00:13:28] Sure enough, at dark, it was absolutely a sea of humanity. [00:13:40] Okay, why do I say that? [00:13:42] Because they're making, they always want to say, yeah, but there was a stabbing in New York. [00:13:47] Yes, but look at this. [00:13:50] New York is just blowing up in terms of humanity. [00:13:56] And it's back. [00:13:57] We also went to a place, I don't want to plug it, but it was the closest, it was like, oh, New York. [00:14:02] It's back. [00:14:03] So I want you to come visit us on January the 14th. [00:14:08] And tickets are available. [00:14:09] I put them right there. [00:14:10] Because I am telling you, I don't know what this thing is, but this is still, I don't care what anybody says, you can say whatever you want, is still the coolest, as kids say, place on the planet in terms of all the stuff that is here. [00:14:27] Enough said. [00:14:29] January 14th. [00:14:32] Are there drag queens in the schools? [00:14:37] I don't know anybody whose kid says, you know, as a weird thing, my kid had to go to a drag queen school. [00:14:43] And I do know that there are sometimes, there was a, I knew of a case of certain gender politics being infused into the classroom. [00:14:55] But most people don't. [00:14:57] So where is the news you're getting from? [00:14:58] Are they talking about that on CNN? [00:15:00] No. [00:15:01] Do you think the people on CNN, do they want that? [00:15:05] No. === Communists and Buffering (05:18) === [00:15:09] Is Joe Biden clapping for this? [00:15:12] Does he want this stuff in schools? [00:15:14] No. [00:15:14] Well, if you watch Fox News and Libs of TikTok, God bless them. [00:15:19] They're great. [00:15:20] They make you think this is everywhere. [00:15:22] Let me show you another one. [00:15:23] You're going to love this one. [00:15:25] I was listening to, again, there was some comedian or somebody who does these things on YouTube or whatever, and he pretends to be like a woman who is a swimming... [00:15:38] On the swimming team who's a man. [00:15:40] Anyway. [00:15:41] And this is the same people who said, you know, I never really understood about God until I had a baby. [00:15:45] Okay. [00:15:47] I dig. [00:15:47] Alright. [00:15:49] But then he said, and the first thing you know, because I'm a Christian now, and the first thing that communists want to do is take away religion. [00:15:58] That's the first thing communists do. [00:16:01] And Tucker said, oh, you're absolutely right. [00:16:04] Communists. [00:16:05] Okay. [00:16:06] Is that right? [00:16:09] Well, historically, yes, but let's keep going. [00:16:12] What about totalitarian? [00:16:13] Did you ever see a totalitarian regime do that? [00:16:15] Did you ever see that? [00:16:16] You ever see, how about a person who uses a religion during totalitarian? [00:16:21] You want to go into certain Muslim countries? [00:16:23] Want to go to Indonesia? [00:16:25] Want to go to Arab Emirates? [00:16:28] They're very religious. [00:16:30] Yeah, but wait, wait, that's that. [00:16:31] Oh, but they don't, they're not, wait, wait, wait, no, no, I meant Christianity. [00:16:35] Oh, I see what you meant. [00:16:37] See, there's no, Because you have this Fox News mentality. [00:16:42] Of course, yes. [00:16:43] But you never have somebody say, well, let me ask you a question. [00:16:46] Hold it, since you talk about this. [00:16:48] And let me tell you my experience. [00:16:50] We know a lot of people from China. [00:16:52] Real Chinese. [00:16:53] Not people with Chinese names, but people who accent the whole bit, who came to this country, obviously for reasons, probably because they didn't like the government. [00:17:03] And they have people in other countries, Or excuse me, they have parents, what am I trying to say, at home in their countries. [00:17:13] And they're loving it. [00:17:15] They're not crazy people. [00:17:16] They're living in communist regimes. [00:17:18] They don't know anything about the Uyghurs. [00:17:21] They're retired like in their 40s. [00:17:24] They're happy. [00:17:25] They have no interest in coming. [00:17:27] They can leave. [00:17:28] They don't want to leave. [00:17:30] They're doing their thing. [00:17:31] Now how do I know? [00:17:32] I don't want to go to China. [00:17:34] But do you mean to tell me all these people are... [00:17:37] They don't know what you're talking about with lynchings. [00:17:42] But that's the way people thought about America. [00:17:46] So I go back to this. [00:17:48] Where is your information from? [00:17:55] Hang on one second. [00:17:57] Let me close down a couple of things here. [00:18:00] You know, life's like that. [00:18:01] Sometimes you've got to know when to close things down. [00:18:04] Okay. [00:18:05] I talked yesterday. [00:18:07] We had some folks that we know and whatever it is, young people. [00:18:11] I said, where do you get your information from? [00:18:14] And one said, well, I look at my phone or whatever, news. [00:18:16] Okay, that's good. [00:18:17] And I'm not saying, well, that's not news. [00:18:19] I don't do that. [00:18:21] I don't do that. [00:18:23] I don't make people sound. [00:18:29] By the way, are we buffering here? [00:18:31] Hang on a second. [00:18:32] Are we buffering? [00:18:34] Now, I'm asking, how are we doing, by the way? [00:18:37] Are we buffering? [00:18:38] Are we lagging? [00:18:41] Yeah, please refresh. [00:18:46] Let me see. [00:18:47] Are we doing this? [00:18:49] Yeah. [00:18:52] Honey, can you do me a big favor at your leisure? [00:18:54] Would you just grab me that coat? [00:18:56] Be very careful that we have that thing in there. [00:18:59] But, you know that white little Ethernet? [00:19:02] That might help. [00:19:05] Sometimes we're... [00:19:06] Okay, hang on. [00:19:10] Watch that thing. [00:19:13] Hang on a minute here. [00:19:14] Hang on a minute here. [00:19:18] Sometimes it works. [00:19:19] Sometimes... [00:19:19] There we go. [00:19:20] Sometimes it works. [00:19:20] Sometimes it... [00:19:21] Let's see if this does anything. [00:19:24] Let's see if this works, my friends. [00:19:27] Jack, one, two, three. [00:19:29] We'll give it a shot. [00:19:30] Let me see. [00:19:35] Okay. [00:19:35] Okay. [00:19:41] Is that any better? [00:19:42] Anybody at all? [00:19:48] I love when people say, oh, you're being sabotaged. [00:19:51] Well, it must be something you're saying. [00:19:53] No. [00:19:55] No, we're going through a very, very, very serious problem. [00:20:02] With some local internet stuff, and it has nothing to do with that. [00:20:08] And I know you love it. [00:20:09] And that's one thing. [00:20:10] That's what's great about you, and you've got to watch out. === It Is Time To Prepare (03:03) === [00:20:13] You love to always think like, well, I know what's happening. [00:20:17] No, that's not it. [00:20:18] So anyway, we're back. [00:20:20] So my question is, I've asked people, Growing up in this house, did you ever see lynchings? [00:20:24] No. [00:20:24] Did you ever remember the Klan? [00:20:27] No. [00:20:27] What do you think about it? [00:20:28] He says, they're not from around here. [00:20:30] So how do you know the truth of what you're seeing? [00:20:33] How do you know anything? [00:20:37] And the only way you're going to find something out is if you go to other people and find what is happening there. [00:20:44] Now very quickly, very quickly, let me tell you something right now. [00:20:47] That as you know, especially with, oh my God, with these, yesterday was so cold, I thought I was going to, well, die. [00:20:57] With the world getting more and more dangerous with each passing day, it is time to make sure that your family, what are you doing? [00:21:07] Sounds like we're a jiggle, but... [00:21:10] It is time to make sure that your family is prepared for food shortages. [00:21:14] That's why my Patriot Supply, listen to me, is going the extra mile right now to make sure that your emergency food is as affordable as is humanly possible. 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[00:22:30] Do it now while you can and while you are able to. [00:22:34] And we thank you. [00:22:35] And there is the link. [00:22:36] And you can always go to the information section of this. [00:22:40] Go to YouTube and right there is all the links that you need to keep aware of what's going on. [00:22:46] Okay. [00:22:49] Beware of something. [00:22:51] And I want you to go out there and learn this. [00:22:54] I want you to know how to navigate this world. [00:22:57] I don't want you to sit there and be a part of the left or the right or whoever these people are and to realize a couple of things. === Inherent Sense of Goodness (05:16) === [00:23:06] Number one, you have an inherent sense of morality and truth in you that if you just let it come through, it will speak to you. [00:23:14] And it's not because you're an American. [00:23:15] It's not because you're a Christian. [00:23:17] It's not because you're born in this country. [00:23:19] It's because it makes sense. [00:23:21] Let me ask you something. [00:23:23] If I saw people, if there were people right there, and you saw somebody abusing a little dog tied up to a stake, this little dog, you know Jack Reacher, the second, I love the new guy, but there's this one scene where there was this dog, and it was tied up, and there was no water, and anyway, Jack Reacher went crazy. [00:23:43] He's going to kill the owner. [00:23:45] He's going to kill him. [00:23:47] And you would say, you can't do that to a dog. [00:23:50] You can't do that to a dog. [00:23:51] You can't do that to a little dog. [00:23:53] Why is that? [00:23:54] Stop. [00:23:55] Is it because you're an American? [00:23:56] No. [00:23:57] Is it because you're a Christian, or a Jew, or a Muslim? [00:24:00] Can an atheist believe this? [00:24:01] Yes. [00:24:01] If an atheist sees a dog being beaten up, will the atheist say? [00:24:07] It's okay. [00:24:08] Why? [00:24:09] Well, I don't believe in God, so I have no morality. [00:24:11] Yeah, beat the dog. [00:24:12] What the hell? [00:24:13] I don't care. [00:24:14] No, he wouldn't. [00:24:15] I mean, they can. [00:24:16] So can others. [00:24:17] What about a Buddhist? [00:24:19] A Buddhist is an atheist. [00:24:20] Well, you know, technically. [00:24:22] So, what is it? [00:24:23] What is it that makes you react the way you do? [00:24:25] Is it because of the way you're taught? [00:24:27] Is it because of your religion? [00:24:28] No. [00:24:28] I'll bet you those PETA folks would agree with you 100%. [00:24:32] You can't do that. [00:24:33] Wait a minute. [00:24:34] You agree? [00:24:37] So, why do you do this? [00:24:39] Because you have an inherent sense of morality. [00:24:44] It's inherent in you. [00:24:46] It's not taught to you. [00:24:48] We were at a restaurant yesterday, and there was this baby screaming, and there was a little kid who looked up and said, like, that baby's in trouble. [00:24:57] The adults were like saying, ah, shut that kid up. [00:25:00] But the kid, the older, said, I recognize distress. [00:25:05] And this was empathy. [00:25:07] The child was being empathic. [00:25:08] He didn't have to teach that kid. [00:25:10] It knew it. [00:25:11] Why? [00:25:12] It's an inherent sense of goodness. [00:25:15] And that goodness is destroyed through our teaching. [00:25:20] You think that religion does that? [00:25:22] No! [00:25:23] Of course not. [00:25:24] Now, let me tell you how the world gets complicated. [00:25:29] As we're talking of this, and as we're discussing this, and I know people... [00:25:34] Who actually believe they want to leave significant swaths of their fortune to animal shelters. [00:25:41] Which is because they love animals. [00:25:43] These poor animals. [00:25:44] So I ask them this question. [00:25:46] Why do you eat animals? [00:25:49] You kill them. [00:25:51] I saw what you had. [00:25:54] You had bacon this morning. [00:25:55] Do you know what these pigs have to go through? [00:25:59] These swine? [00:26:02] What would it be called? [00:26:03] Porcicide? [00:26:04] Or porcine mass murder? [00:26:08] Do you know the horrible conditions? [00:26:10] And don't tell me. [00:26:11] Pigs are very neat. [00:26:13] They're very smart. [00:26:15] They're in their own waist. [00:26:17] And when they hung up and they were... [00:26:19] What are you doing? [00:26:21] And you have pig ears and skin and chicharrones. [00:26:26] How do you make a distinction between this and this? [00:26:31] That's moral relativism. [00:26:32] My favorite subject. [00:26:34] Well, that's different. [00:26:35] What do you mean that's different? [00:26:36] Well, that... [00:26:37] And then we make stuff up. [00:26:39] This is why humans are so great. [00:26:40] We just make stuff up. [00:26:41] Well, you see... [00:26:44] Forget the Bible. [00:26:48] Why do you do it? [00:26:49] Well, because maybe when we were hunter-gatherers in the first, we just hunted because it was either that or starving or we didn't know any better or whatever it is. [00:26:58] Please. [00:26:58] That's not mankind was meant to do that. [00:27:01] Why? [00:27:03] Isn't it funny how we do this? [00:27:05] Joe Rogan has this thing he puts on Instagram. [00:27:06] Look at all this elk I'm eating. [00:27:08] Look, I'm eating elk. [00:27:09] Okay, beautiful. [00:27:10] I've got no problem with that. [00:27:11] Why is that okay? [00:27:12] Well, that's different. [00:27:14] Why is it different? [00:27:16] Why is it elk? [00:27:18] I've got a dear friend of mine who's watching right now who hunts deer. [00:27:22] We need deer. [00:27:23] We need deer to be. [00:27:24] You can't have deer. [00:27:25] If you're driving in Jersey and parts of New York, these deer are walking out. [00:27:31] I'm serious. [00:27:32] They're going to get killed and they're going to kill you. [00:27:34] There's too many of them. [00:27:38] How do you tell me that the dog, that dog, nobody's going to kill that dog. [00:27:44] Nobody's going to eat that dog. [00:27:46] Nobody's going to do anything to that dog. [00:27:47] That dog's fine. [00:27:49] Dogs being mistreated, but that dog is not going to be made into bacon bits or whatever. [00:27:57] This is what humans do. [00:28:00] That's the study. [00:28:01] Not this goodness. === What They Say About Him (11:33) === [00:28:04] Here's my documentary on Christ. [00:28:06] The funniest thing I think I've ever heard. [00:28:09] Dear God. [00:28:10] Christ for dummies. [00:28:11] Let me just narrow this thing down. [00:28:13] You probably didn't know about this, but you've got to come to me and you know who I'm talking about. [00:28:18] Anyway. [00:28:19] That's what's fascinating. [00:28:21] So what does the left think? [00:28:24] What's going on? [00:28:25] What do you want to know about Donald Trump? [00:28:27] You want to listen to him on what? [00:28:30] Fox? [00:28:30] No! [00:28:32] You listen to what they say about him. [00:28:34] Because Donald Trump is not going to be able to figure out what he... [00:28:36] And by the way, he's done. [00:28:40] Like it or not, sad to say, but we have to call that patient. [00:28:44] That time, that era is done. [00:28:47] Let me put it to a test right now. [00:28:50] Is Donald Trump, not as a human being, not as a historical relevant person, not as a great human being, not as a great influence, not as somebody who is transcendental and revolutionary, but is the political career of Donald Trump over? [00:29:07] Meaning he will never be on a ballot again, he will never be elected again, yes or no. [00:29:12] Push one for yes, two for no. [00:29:15] It's a very, very simple question. [00:29:18] Remember what the question I'm asking is. [00:29:19] Not do you like him. [00:29:20] Not was he good. [00:29:21] Not was he great. [00:29:23] Not did you vote for him. [00:29:24] Not that you would vote for him. [00:29:26] I'm not asking you the question. [00:29:27] The question I'm asking is simply this. [00:29:29] Is it done? [00:29:30] Is it the time has passed? [00:29:32] It's a new country. [00:29:33] It's a new... [00:29:34] Remember, not you. [00:29:37] Not what you think. [00:29:39] Not what you think. [00:29:40] Not what you wish. [00:29:42] Not what you hope for. [00:29:44] Not what you wish could be, but do you honestly believe that there is a situation that exists where Donald Trump could win his second term in office? [00:29:57] And, there's another question, I'm not going to get to that. [00:30:00] Would the country be better off? [00:30:02] Would they let him do anything? [00:30:05] If you believe that Donald Trump will ever be allowed by the Republican Party that he'll get the nomination, Because if this election denial is big, it also works for... [00:30:17] If you think that the Republican Party wants to go, that they like him, they don't even like him, you're out of your mind. [00:30:27] I want you to bring in, we have our patient, the patient's in the bed, the patient happens to, you're a very famous doctor, but this particular patient has to be your beloved aunt, or aunt. [00:30:39] And your aunt is in bed, and you're saying, this is terminal. [00:30:44] She may have a week, maybe a couple of days. [00:30:47] I don't even know. [00:30:48] But this is what the truth is. [00:30:50] Now, if I ask you the question, Doctor, what sayeth you about the patient? [00:30:56] Well, I love her. [00:30:57] I didn't ask that question. [00:30:59] Doctor, you're an expert in this. [00:31:00] Is Mrs. So-and-so, she was a wonderful part of your life and you love her and it kills you to say this. [00:31:08] My question to you is simply this. [00:31:09] Can you divorce yourself from the reality? [00:31:14] Can you? [00:31:15] Yes. [00:31:17] Do you think that after he has been through all of this, that he will ever be able to have a cabinet, a senate, a congress, an intelligence agency? [00:31:34] Do you think he will be able to get the right people? [00:31:37] The best people who would be willing to subject themselves to four years of this? [00:31:42] To work next to him? [00:31:44] Somebody who wants to be their chief of staff? [00:31:46] Somebody who wants their entire legal career and political future to be destroyed? [00:31:53] Forever! [00:31:55] Who want to be Giuliani'd or whatever? [00:31:58] Do you think that? [00:31:59] If you think, oh yes! [00:32:04] Absolutely! [00:32:05] You are... [00:32:06] Demented. [00:32:08] And you've got to get off of Fox News. [00:32:10] And Fox News doesn't want him either. [00:32:13] And Newsmax doesn't want him. [00:32:14] Chris Ruddy doesn't want him. [00:32:15] Nobody wants him. [00:32:17] You're not paying attention. [00:32:18] Because you're stuck in this bubble, this world, where you want things, you wish, you hope, you dream, you're nuts. [00:32:34] And the issue is not... [00:32:36] Whether this is fair? [00:32:37] No. [00:32:38] Is this correct? [00:32:40] No. [00:32:41] Would the... [00:32:42] No. [00:32:45] Do you want to argue? [00:32:48] And you have to understand history to even recommend this. [00:32:52] Richard Nixon was one of the greatest presidents, but he could not survive this thing. [00:32:58] And they knew this. [00:32:58] And he had... [00:33:00] Oh my God, Kissinger, he had people... [00:33:03] See, this is where... [00:33:05] This is where we are. [00:33:07] We are in a world of infantilism, where our politics is, yes, because we're right, and yay! [00:33:19] No, you have to go to a boot camp, remove yourself from this, and go cold turkey, because your sense of perspective is just degenerated. [00:33:34] I'm so sorry to say this, but it's true. [00:33:37] Your sense of reality has been so affected. [00:33:41] If you honestly think in this MAGA and this, it's a different time. [00:33:45] It's different. [00:33:47] You're also crazy if you think Ron DeSantis is going to make it. [00:33:53] No way. [00:33:54] Uh-uh. [00:33:56] That is the standard How do I say this? [00:34:06] That is the perfect example of somebody who is peaking too early. [00:34:11] Now, somebody who's not peaking too early, the great Mike Lindell. [00:34:16] I love this guy. [00:34:17] Sorry. [00:34:19] He's not running for office. [00:34:21] He says he might want to be a part of the... [00:34:23] He might want to maybe lead the Republican Party, but no. [00:34:27] No, no. [00:34:28] Mike, you do what you do best. [00:34:32] MyPillow.com, promo code Lionel. [00:34:36] The number is, if you'd like, right there, 800-645-4965. [00:34:41] This is it. [00:34:44] And he is a force to be reckoned with. [00:34:48] He's somebody who certainly can enjoy his position, his position in life as a Oh my god, look at this. [00:35:00] If you go to MyPillow.com, because it changes all the time, put in promo code Lionel. [00:35:05] Look at this. [00:35:07] The body pillow. [00:35:11] That's a great thing. [00:35:12] $39.99. [00:35:16] This is incredible. [00:35:18] The three inch feather bed topper. [00:35:23] The duvet covers. [00:35:25] The Geezer Dreams pillowcases? [00:35:29] As low as $39.99? [00:35:31] $9.99 with promo code Lionel? [00:35:34] How about couch pillows? [00:35:36] $39.98? [00:35:37] $19.99 with Lionel promo code? [00:35:40] This is incredible. [00:35:42] He's out of his mind. [00:35:43] Look at this. [00:35:44] Oversized bath mats, which are very nice. [00:35:47] You know what they're also good as? [00:35:49] Towels. [00:35:49] I know you don't want to go there, but just trust me. [00:35:52] $39.98? [00:35:53] $9.99 with promo code Lionel. [00:35:56] So you go there and check this man. [00:35:57] This guy, you know I also, aside from having a tremendous product in the slippers more than anything else, he drives the enemy crazy. [00:36:07] And I will forever love him for that. [00:36:10] I will forever love him for that. [00:36:13] It's just that simple. [00:36:15] By the by, I want you to do me a favor. [00:36:18] This is the Lin's Warriors newsletter. [00:36:22] Please, there's the link right there. [00:36:24] Sign up for it. [00:36:26] Do it. [00:36:27] Do it and do it now. [00:36:29] This is very important. [00:36:31] Also, the Lionel Nation newsletter. [00:36:35] Are you signing up for this one? [00:36:37] Are you aware about this? [00:36:38] Oh, this is a good one. [00:36:39] Oh, people say, do you have to read it? [00:36:42] Yes, you have to read it. [00:36:44] Do I have to read it? [00:36:45] Yes, yes, read it. [00:36:48] Right here is sign up for the free Lionel Nation newsletter. [00:36:54] Brilliantly crafted, surgically brutal, and barbaric in its truth. [00:36:57] That's why all sides of the political dingleberry hate it. [00:37:01] So there you have that. [00:37:03] There's so much information. [00:37:05] Because like I'm telling you, and this means more, I want you to be able to think. [00:37:11] Not what you know, how you think. [00:37:14] I want to change your perspective. [00:37:17] I want you to get intel, intel, intel. [00:37:20] Watch these people. [00:37:21] Watch a little CNN. [00:37:22] Not too much. [00:37:23] See what MSDNC, see what they're saying. [00:37:27] Listen. [00:37:27] You don't know how to answer people. [00:37:30] For example, everybody's saying, Putin wants to reconstitute the Soviet Union. [00:37:35] No, he doesn't. [00:37:36] But I wouldn't have known that unless I listened to somebody on CNN. [00:37:42] And by the way, you can forget Fox as far as that goes. [00:37:45] Forget Fox when it comes to Russia. [00:37:46] Forget Fox when it comes to any kind of election denial because of the Dominion. [00:37:51] Forget anything involving positive regarding Trump. [00:37:54] And they are trying their best. [00:37:57] This is interesting, if you're interested in this. [00:38:00] Tucker Carlson is like this invading element or virus or something that the immune reaction, they want to push him out. [00:38:11] They can't stand him. [00:38:15] He doesn't play along with them. [00:38:17] He doesn't say the same thing. [00:38:19] He talks about UFOs in the most childish of ways. [00:38:24] But still, they want him out. [00:38:27] So if you want to get into that internecine battle, you do that. [00:38:31] Remember, I'm going to say this again. [00:38:32] I want you to listen to me. [00:38:34] I don't care what you think. [00:38:37] I care how you think. [00:38:40] I want to know how you come upon your ideas. [00:38:44] That's all. [00:38:45] You can think whatever you want. [00:38:46] I don't care about that. [00:38:47] It doesn't matter to me. [00:38:49] It's how you do it. [00:38:51] And two people can agree on something and have the most ridiculous ideas. [00:38:58] If you say, I'm going to vote for Donald Trump because I think he's the best. [00:39:03] That's wonderful. [00:39:04] I'm going to vote for him. [00:39:05] Are you going to vote for him? [00:39:06] Yes, I am. [00:39:06] Why? [00:39:07] Because the aliens told me? [00:39:09] Well... [00:39:09] You technically agree, but this is second limit. [00:39:13] So don't look at what people are saying. [00:39:15] Look at how they formulate their opinion. [00:39:18] How did they get that? [00:39:20] And you will go forever far. [00:39:22] Have a great and glorious day, my friends. [00:39:24] Thank you so, so very much for what you do and what you appear to do. [00:39:27] We'll see you tomorrow at same bat time, same bat channel, 9 a.m. Eastern Time. [00:39:31] And until then, remember these noble and glorious words. [00:39:34] The monkey's dead. [00:39:35] The show's over. [00:39:36] Sue ya.