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July 26, 2023 - Lionel Nation
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DNC Meltdown Over Bobby the K, Panic in Overdrive, Trump Lies in Wait
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Good evening, friends.
We're starting just a tad early this eve.
Because Mrs. L and I will be going to see Bobby Kennedy and Rabbi Shmuley.
This evening.
To be a part of this.
We're going to be taking notes.
Kind of getting a feel for what's out there.
Letting you know tomorrow.
First hand what's going on.
I so enjoy anybody who causes a stir.
I so enjoy anybody who causes a problem.
Anybody who makes people think, Oh my God.
Oh my God.
There is absolutely, positively a...
And by the way, you know when it comes to bringing it up to speed, maybe you didn't know this, they were supposed to speak last eve, or tonight, excuse me, this evening, at the Society for Ethical Culture here in New York City.
And for some reason, After they had signed and signed a contract and agreed to do this, somebody from the Ethical Culture Society said, wait a minute!
Hold it!
We made a mistake.
Hold it.
We can't do this.
I'm sorry.
We can't do this.
What?
We can't do this.
This is no, no, no.
What's wrong with that?
No, no, no, no.
Because of Bobby Kennedy.
Now, if you want me to love you, immediately tell me I'm not supposed to follow somebody or like somebody or listen, and I'm in.
It's that simple.
Tell me that and I'm in.
I'm in 100%.
I'm in.
100%.
And then it was this stupid.
I was trying to say schmooly and stupid together.
This was the incident where Bobby Kennedy was speaking at Was it Tony Napoli or something?
Upper East Side.
He was in the back.
And he starts talking this crap.
I say, Bobby, don't, don't, don't talk about it.
Stop talking about vaccines.
Please, stop talking about vaccines.
We know, we know, we know.
Move on, little doggie.
Move on.
So anyway, during the course of this, he made some suggestions.
As you know by now.
That there might be some type of a connection either because of some type of biomedical marker, some type of genetic predisposition, something, I don't know what, but something that makes or may allow for people to either be more susceptible to certain vaccines or to COVID or whatever.
And somebody said, aha, because he mentioned Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese.
So they said, this is, this is, this is anti-Semitic.
So Debbie Wasserman Schultz You know, like the trained poodle with the hair.
She wanted to table this and move him out of the way and basically get Bobby, get me.
Because they are so a-scared.
So a-scared, as we say in Hell's Kitchen, that they had to get this guy off.
And they said he was anti-Semitic, which is stupid, but they're desperate.
So they get a hold of Rabbi Shmuley.
Rabbi Shmule writes a great piece in the Times of Israel.
He said, look, basically speaking, I don't agree 100%.
With Bobby, he doesn't like, I don't know, he doesn't like, I think, his grandfather.
He doesn't like his position on COVID.
He's had like four boosters and four, whatever.
He doesn't.
So Rabbi Shmule, smart as a whip, he comes in, and we're going to go see him tonight.
And there is so much...
I don't want to call it anti-Semitism because I don't believe people are actually anti-Jewish.
But I think there is such a hot button when it comes to anything that is Israel.
They talk about the Israel lobby.
Oh, you know, the Israel lobby.
Everybody's got a lobby.
Yeah, but you know what I mean.
The Israel lobby.
And supposedly, if you show anything but contempt of Israel regarding Palestine.
You are somehow not cool.
If you think you understand that subject enough, if you think listening to Roger Waters is all you need, God bless you.
I think it's a little bit more complicated than that.
So that is the end of that.
Mrs. Dell did a show today.
She does a wonderful show on TNT Radio.
And she did a show this afternoon, and it was the best radio ever heard.
She had on a good friend of mine, an old friend, Larry Elder, who makes so much sense.
And it was so good.
And I listened to every second of it, just thinking, that's my girl!
That's my girl!
But there was one fellow who was on which I liked so much, Kleis Rinn.
He's a conservative academic and educator talking about the various iterations of conservatism.
And it was so monumentally interesting.
So interesting.
And I think it's something that everybody should stop and listen to.
However, we will never hear that, at least in this country, because people are too busy doing the usual stupid stuff.
Basically saying the same lunacy over and over and over again.
You know how people are.
You know what people do.
That's just this thing that they do.
And I'm trying to tell you right now, and I don't want to be a broken record and say, what's wrong with this country?
What's wrong with this country?
What's wrong with this country?
Because I think we know it at this point.
I think we're kind of defeating ourselves.
I think we're missing everything if we keep talking about it the same precise way over and over again.
But I want you to understand something.
Let this be your guide stone.
If you don't vote, then you're just letting other people sort of maybe kind of take care of this for you.
That's it.
If you don't do it, if for some reason you figure, you know, I really don't, you know, I'm not really, then you can't complain.
I'm sorry.
That's the way that is.
Please stop using the words conservatism, this notion, this doesn't make any sense to anybody anymore.
People don't care about what it is that you call that which they believe.
I believe in common sense.
I believe in common sense and I believe in some things.
And if there is something that I want to look at in terms of the issue, I look at the issue and then I say, this is what I think.
And if you agree with it, great.
And if you say, well, that falls into a particular category, that's up to you.
Years ago, since I can remember, I have always been an advocate of gay marriage in the state system.
The state sanctioning of gay marriage.
Same-sex marriage.
Absolutely, positively, same-sex marriage.
Same-sex marriage.
I can think of no reason.
No reason.
And during the course of my initial talk radio career, when I started in 1988, professionally kind of on the air, actually being paid to do a radio station, people would say, you're a liberal.
I said, what do you mean you're a liberal?
You're a liberal!
Marriage is between two men.
I said, who are you to say marriage is between two men?
You're two men!
It's two men!
Marriages are between two men.
I'm sorry, a man and a woman.
What am I saying?
And I say, well, that's...
I had somebody one time, a real gedrool, a real idiot, tell me one time that I was openly advocating violence because I would say things like lock and load.
This on a conservative station because I was an advocate of the Second Amendment.
And I used to always say lock and load.
Lock and load.
Lock and load.
Lock and load was my thing.
Lock and load was kind of like my cowabunga or my whatever it was.
It was lock and load.
Lock and load.
And this moron said, I think what you're doing is, I'm thinking, so I'm a conservative, I'm a liberal, I'm this.
These things just made no sense.
So I'm telling you right now, please do me a favor, do all of us a favor.
Remember one thing.
Do not ever worry about what you call your particular ideology.
So many people are so upset with it.
And they spend so much time.
Hannity, years ago, used to say, you know, I'm a conservative.
Because I used to go nuts with this.
Don't care.
Okay.
Now, a couple of things.
Here we go.
Here's an exclusive.
Tim Ballard is saying thousands of unaccompanied children are disappearing into the U.S. interior.
The man who aspires sound of freedom throws down on the establishment media.
My beloved wife has been talking about this since, and I'm not trying to keep up with Tim Ballard or compare, but since the beginning of time, and you have no idea how many morons throughout the course of this people have said, You know, I think maybe we are kind of whatever.
Now, let me explain something to you.
This is the hottest thing now.
Jason Aldean is a hot deal.
This is a hot deal.
People have just discovered all of a sudden the rights of children and children who have been basically pulled into this horrible world.
Nothing is new.
I'm going to change the subject a little bit.
A little bit about Jason Aldean, okay?
This song is so eh.
It to me is the worst country music ever.
It's this kind of a Tim McGraw kind of got the hat.
That ain't country music.
This is stylistically talked about.
It's his business.
He can sing whatever he wants to do.
The whole notion behind this is he's saying, I live in a country music world.
I live in a world right now where this particular idea, this writing wouldn't happen here.
Okay, fine.
And he takes it.
I think he's in front of a church.
And while he's in front of the church, there's a...
some kind of...
I don't know what the word is.
Something happened.
I mean, they're just trying desperately because...
Okay.
Do you remember the Okie from Muskogee fight inside of me?
Me and crippled soldiers stayed...
There have been people singing about songs.
Charlie Daniels one time said, that's no rag, it's a flag.
He had an album that was so monumentally corny, but it was good.
He believed in it.
Stop making fun of my country, whatever it is.
Do you understand how old this is?
Jason Aldean is not...
This is your idea of country music?
Seriously?
This is it?
Country music has always been a little bit, a little, with the advent of people like the Outlaws, who came along right around with Waylon and Willie and Johnny Cash and others.
A little bit political, and that's terrific.
But they act like this is brand new.
It drives me nuts.
Jason Aldean is not a big deal.
Why are people going so crazy?
Because they just woke up.
They realized this is the first thing that's ever happened.
It's nothing.
It's nothing.
But because one of two things.
Because people are so simplistic and because people love very, very simple, tiny little issues that are very easy to hang on to.
Dylan Mulvaney.
Anheuser-Busch.
Bud Light.
They went crazy with it.
I thought people are shooting it up.
The movie Barbie.
Ben Shapiro acting like a damn fool of a Barbie.
Nobody gets Barbie.
Please read a review today, National Review.
Very good about Barbie.
Please.
Please.
I live in a world of simpletons.
I live in a world of very unimaginative, low-hanging fruit people.
Who points something out.
Hey, look.
Somebody bought some of Hunter Biden's paintings and they were undisclosed.
Okay.
Okay.
We know what this stuff.
I understand.
And what it is today is you start off with this.
Give people an issue that is so simple they can understand it because people are morons.
The average American and political commentator is so stupid and they are told keep this as absolutely as simple as possible.
Now what I'm trying to tell you is my philosophy and yours is very simple.
We look at things case by case.
We apply our own morality, our own sense of right and wrong.
And then if there has a name to it, fine.
If there's a name to it, fine.
If I don't think kids should be mutilated before puberty, fine.
You got a name for that?
Good.
Knock yourself out.
I don't care.
Am I conservative?
No.
That's a no-brainer.
That's not even an issue.
But it is an issue, I think, kind of, sort of.
So that's kind of the way we are.
Now, I'm going to say something again about Bobby Kennedy.
I have not been this excited about a campaign since Trump.
Because Trump was great.
Not so much because of a Trump...
Well...
Because Trump would say things that were funny and he was mean.
And it was, I don't know if it works today, but it did then.
Certainly before 2016.
It was just great watching this.
Great watching.
You wanted to see this.
I never saw anything like it.
It was so much fun.
You may not remember this, but years ago, Jimmy Carter kind of added a new, kind of a new frontier to thing as well.
They really did.
Jimmy Carter did.
Jimmy Carter had the Allman Brothers.
Remember that?
Had a lot of people who were he was really kind of somebody for young people.
You know what I mean?
He was really somebody.
You may not remember that.
They even had one time Dan Aykroyd was doing Jimmy Carter.
Remember what he did?
Hey man, I took some acid.
I love Jerry.
I think you just took some brown acid.
He was cool.
All my brothers, Southern Rock.
His brother Billy, and then that thing petered up.
So it was kind of interesting.
Nobody else really did that much for me.
Reagan I never appreciated at the time.
Then came Trump.
But Bobby Kennedy, I love it.
That's why we're going to go see him tonight.
And he's driving people crazy.
And I want to get a feel for this.
And I want to look around.
And I would love very much to say to him, in my idealized perfect world, here is our script.
This is the arc.
This is the trajectory of your mission.
This is what we say.
This is what we don't say.
Everything you say now, for example, can never be off the cuff.
It can be said just...
And he's going on a lot of shows, which is very interesting.
He's on a lot of hip-hop shows and regular shows.
That's just great.
Wonderful.
Be very careful that you're doing this.
Don't run it too thin.
But the one thing that you've got to do, you've got to tell people, I am not on this show as an entertainer.
I'm running for the presidency.
I want your vote.
I don't want your money.
I want your vote.
Here's how you do this.
You must register to vote.
If you are a Democrat, that's okay, because assuming I'm on the ballot, assuming whatever it is, now let me tell you what's going to happen.
You know and I know, and this is important to note, if he absolutely, if he, how do I say this?
If he is not allowed, After all of his work, if he is kept off of the ballot, or off of consideration, by the Biden administration, he will run as a third party.
And then it gets absolutely fascinating.
It gets beyond fascinating.
Beyond anything you can imagine.
Then it changes everything.
Then they go into complete and total DEFCON 1 panic.
Because that pulls everybody away.
And that could be the ticket.
That changes everything.
Remember, the Democrats stole the election legally.
They did it legally.
But there's a certain level, there's a certain number that they can play with, where if, it's one thing where you can say 81 million votes, this is Trump, whatever it is, but with Bobby Kennedy, Now what Bobby Kennedy also has to do is he's got to go out and tell young people this.
They stole Bernie from you.
Last time they stole Bernie from you and gave you Hillary.
You didn't want Hillary and Hillary lost.
And a lot of young people were very upset by that.
I saw it.
We saw it.
Bobby's got to remind young people this is what's going to happen now.
If you want me for whatever it's worth.
He also has to make something.
He's got to make it very, very clear.
Let me say something, and let me say something carefully.
I am not, repeat, I am not anti-vax.
I am not anti-vax.
Say it, say it, say it, say it.
I am not anti-vax.
I am not anti-vax.
There were people who years ago questioned the efficacy and the safety of birth control pills, and they did not become anti-contraceptive.
You got to say this 10 million times.
Because he's talking about the Johns Hopkins study.
He's talking about...
Nobody is following this.
They get an overall feel for what's going on.
Have you heard him talk about Oppenheimer?
Do you think anybody really understands Oppenheimer?
Do you think anybody understands?
I don't think so.
Do you...
They were talking half of it about this Hindu sex scene.
I don't know.
Are you kidding me?
Is that really worthwhile?
Is that really worthwhile?
True or false?
Do you think Oppenheimer's a hero?
True or false?
Do you think Oppenheimer's a hero?
From what you know.
Before seeing the movie.
Forget the movie.
Whatever.
I might see the movie.
The movie, it'll be on TV before you know it.
Same thing with Barbie.
I'm surprised it's been, I think they have to be in the theaters for so long in order to qualify for Academy Award status and then they can go on regular streaming because it really, you know, whatever it was.
But, do you think Oppenheimer was a hero?
Was he heroic in your world?
Key says no.
No, you don't think he's a hero.
Should he have done nothing and let the Germans have a...
David says yes.
Bam says no.
Oppenheimer is not a hero.
Do you think he's a traitor?
What do you think he was?
Is he a bad guy?
Maybe I shouldn't have picked the word hero.
Because that word hero we use a lot.
It's complicated, isn't it?
It doesn't lend itself.
They were scared beyond scared.
Even Einstein, even Szilard said, Hitler can't get this.
If Hitler gets a hold of this, that's it.
They didn't know how far away they were.
They didn't know how far away Hitler was.
They thought Hitler was just around the corner.
Well, that didn't happen.
They thought that, you know.
But that's kind of the way that thing works.
Do you hear what I'm saying?
Do you hear what I'm saying?
They thought maybe that, well, they didn't know.
They thought that maybe, you know, how do we say this?
They thought that maybe, maybe Hitler was just, they didn't know exactly.
Now, one of the things which I find so interesting, and a lot of people don't necessarily agree with me about, but, But I sort of do.
Is that during the time you can't answer questions like that.
You can't say things about who's good, who's right, or who's wrong, or who's a hero, or who's not.
You can't do that.
You cannot do that.
No matter how much you think you can, you can't do that.
But under the circumstances, now what happened was, Germany had, just to give you an idea, Germany had surrendered, So that was then left for Japan.
Was it necessary?
Phil McGrath, everybody.
Phil McCracken.
Phil McGrath.
Thank you, Philly.
Thank you, my friend.
Here's what's interesting to note.
And Phil, by the way, hand crepitations to you.
Did they need to do this for the Japanese?
The Japanese were going to give up.
Everybody said it from...
To MacArthur, to Eisenhower, to Stimson, to even Curtis LeMay, they said, no, there's no need to drop it.
They're going to give up.
Harry Truman said, no, we've got to show those Rooskies.
We've got to show them this.
What do you think of that?
When Oppenheimer was doing his tour, basically saying, well, I am become death.
Truman supposedly said, get that crybaby out of here.
Truman had no...
I don't know if Truman had no depth, but he just saw things very, very matter-of-factly.
It was a different time then.
It was a different world.
Do you think anybody, do you think Americans can handle the nuance of morality today?
Do you think so?
He was a killer.
He was a killer who decided to do something like this, and he did it in a way.
Where he justified in his own mind.
He justified in his own mind.
He did it.
He said, this is a good idea.
What I'm doing is right.
Because it has to be done.
Because if the wrong people fall into this, well, it's going to be a problem.
And that's the beautiful thing about situational morality.
That's the idea.
And to the people that were, to the women and children and old people who themselves were involved in this horrible, horrible, terrible conflagration.
What do you think about these people?
What do you think they think about Oppenheimer?
What do you think?
Their take on Oppenheimer's.
What?
What do you think that is?
If you ask me, what do you think about Oppenheimer's?
Well, do you think the Japanese would say, well, you know, we had it coming.
I mean, after all, you know, we did attack at Pearl Harbor.
Do you think that's what they would say?
Do you think so?
Kids with skin liquefy two of them?
Two bombs?
Two from us?
Do you think that makes any sense?
Are you kidding?
Or do you say, at the time that seemed like the thing to do, hindsight's 20-20.
It ended the war and frankly put us at the top of the heap and nobody messed with us afterwards.
You see, the moral of the story is that things are not as easy as you think they are.
Things are not as clear-cut as you think they are.
It's not...
As apodictic.
It's not as black and white.
It's not as manichaean.
It doesn't work like that.
And that's the beautiful point about this.
It was war to begin with.
What kind of war?
What kind of weapons?
That's the issue.
Because that's the thing that we humans do.
We come up with good reasons to explain, well, they had it coming.
Well, they did it to us.
They attacked us.
What do you want us to do?
What do you expect us to do?
Of course we did that.
Of course.
What do you want?
What do you think?
What are we supposed to do?
Of course they did.
You know, that kind of thing.
That's precisely what these people are suggesting, in a sense.
That is precisely...
Precisely what they are doing.
And the thing about all of this, the thing which is the most important, is that I would love to sit around and I would love to have very smart people.
I would love to have like a salon where we would talk and discuss, well, what about this?
And what about that?
And what if we had not done that?
What would the world have looked like if Germany had that bomb?
Nobody's really detonated one since.
I mean, there have been testings.
Isn't that an incredible thing?
What is this notion of morality?
How does it even apply?
Key, in essence, thank you so much.
What does this morality talk mean?
What does all this stuff mean?
We talk about it all the time.
That's not right.
That's not American.
That's immoral.
What does this mean?
What does any of this honestly really mean?
I have no idea.
We talk such a good game.
In any event.
Now there was another issue, by the way.
Now remember, just to bring you up to speed, if I did my version of this, Iger is the bane of Hollywood strikes.
Netflix lists $900 AI job.
Ramesh Swami rising new face of Republicans threat to Trump?
Maybe.
DeSantis fires staffer who retweeted video with Nazi imagery.
Lays off...
A third of a campaign.
Update Florida's new slavery curriculum, Sparks Rebuke.
One of the dumbest things ever.
One of the dumbest...
Look at this.
LeBron James' son health drama.
Cardiac arrest during workout.
Stable out of ICU.
Musk said, linked to COVID vax?
Bronnie James' cardiac arrest is linked to the COVID-19 according to Elon Musk.
Elon Musk has sparked outrage after claiming that the COVID vaccine may have caused Bronnie James' cardiac arrest.
Quote, we cannot ascribe everything to the vaccine, but by the same token, we cannot ascribe nothing.
Musk wrote in response to a media report, myocarditis is a known side effect.
The only question is whether it is rare or common.
Musk's tweet continued.
So, again, this is one of those things which is a fascinating, fascinating subject.
And, as you know, there are people who live and breathe and absolutely die by this.
Here's another one for you, because Elon Musk is a genius!
Now, Elon Musk joins the backlash against Barbie's film portrayal of anti-man feminism saying, if you take a shot every time Barbie says the word patriarchy, you will pass out before the movie ends.
Elon Musk joined the backlash against Barbie in the biggest film of the year and has stormed the box office with the record $155 million debut, but while fans love it, critics have been split.
There's been a wave of criticism, particularly from conservative figures, over that.
Now let me explain something.
The other day, do you recall, we were having a debate, something similar to this, and I said something, and somebody, one of you fine people said, Oh Barbie, who cares?
This is before it happened.
And I knew this was going to Spawn and inspire a tremendous backlash.
I knew it, a tremendous backlash.
And somebody said, of course, who cares?
Who cares?
Absolutely incredible.
Now, is it important?
No.
In the scheme of things, not really.
But it's easy.
It's easy to...
Talk about.
It's brilliant.
The way they're kind of trying to incorporate and trying to merge together a movie with that of patriarchy, whatever the particular reference is.
It will be done before you know it.
It's again a little bit of a diversion.
It's something because people do not like to spend a lot of time thinking about the story.
Thinking about the depth.
Thinking about what's happening.
Because...
Now, I'm going to try this one more time.
And I'm going to say this to you.
And I'm going to see if I can get maybe a rise out of you a little bit.
The number one issue for humanity is artificial general intelligence.
And we're going to get that right now.
When you have artificial intelligence that has and enjoys human reasoning, all bets are off.
There is no going back.
It represents the most frightening change of events in the history of human development.
Let me just say that to you.
Let me remind you of this.
Let me just tell you of this.
It is the scariest thing that anybody could ever imagine.
At this point, inconceivable.
That is the issue.
And there is no other issue but that.
Because every single thing.
What happens if AGI comes up with its own movie?
Its own movie.
And it puts it out.
And it tells people where to go see it.
And it's out.
It puts out its own version, either with AI or AGI-created characters.
It does its own.
What if it puts out its own porn?
What if it hacks into our nuclear system?
What if it doesn't like?
What if it, for example, on its own decides that it doesn't like CNN and shuts CNN down?
What if it shuts down every theater except those showing sound or freedom?
It can do whatever you want to do times a million.
It can do anything at once.
It can inspire people.
It can pay people to kidnap, to kill, to harm.
It can get people to do things by having money put into their account.
It can do anything you want.
And the alignment aspect of it has never been even remotely discussed.
It is the most important issue there is.
I am telling you, believe me when I tell you this, it is the most important issue.
Bar none.
And nobody.
But nobody.
And it's coming.
And when it happens, when it hits, it will be faster than anything you imagined.
And there's no pumping the brakes and nobody's doing anything.
It does not matter.
So my friends, I thank you.
You were so kind to our two great benefactors tonight.
Key in Essence, thank you so, so much.
And also Phil McGrath, thank you for your kindness.
Now we are going to see Bobby Kennedy and Rabbi Shmuley.
Isn't that a good name?
Shmuley.
It's fun to say.
And we will be doing that.
Let me also tell you, as I normally do, that it is critical for you to visit and to see Mrs. L's YouTube channel.
It is so good and so smart and so intelligent and so brilliant and so So worth your while.
Let me provide you with this link.
This link is so good, all you do is you click it and it immediately makes you.
You are there.
You don't have to hit anything.
It puts you right into that subscription mode.
And there it is.
Alright?
That's it right there.
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You are so wonderful.
Tomorrow we'll be back at 8 a.m.
We'll be reporting to you.
We'll give you an idea of who's there.
It's going to be exciting.
We don't go out.
I don't go out.
I don't go anywhere.
I don't really want to go.
I may have to see a movie now and then.
But Mrs. and I are going to go perambulate down the boulevard too.
See our friends.
We will be reporting.
We'll take some pictures every now and then to give you an idea of what's going on.
And we thank you again for your kindness, for your support, for your love.
And we want to inspire a revolution of hope and a new way of looking at everything.
Alright, dear friends.
Until tomorrow, see you then.
8 a.m. Eastern Time.
Same bad time, same bad channel.
And as always, we always end with this.
This valedictory.
The monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Sue ya.
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