Bob Menendez Indicted, Dave Portnoy and Trump's Ascension
Bob Menendez Indicted, Dave Portnoy and Trump's Ascension
Bob Menendez Indicted, Dave Portnoy and Trump's Ascension
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You know, I was listening to somebody talk about this. | |
Somebody said, you know, it's a lot like squirrels storing nuts. | |
Isn't that interesting? | |
Yes. | |
Yes, indeed. | |
Because, my friends, Mrs. L and I were just going out for our evening perambulation. | |
The Constitutional picked up some beautiful Tuscan kale, which is the greatest, the greenest, the most. | |
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Thank you for this. | |
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It is, of course, Tuscan kale. | |
And as I'm looking along at this, we've got this one little shop in the neighborhood. | |
It's so nice. | |
These little tiny South American bananas. | |
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There's a bok choy here in this. | |
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May I be priggish? | |
Do you mind, do you think that English has rules? | |
If I have somebody who goes on and says something that's wrong, not somebody with an accent, not somebody with an accent, somebody who says something wrong, do you think that's interesting? | |
The other day there was a person who was talking, he had a particular tweet, and he said, I'm looking for a three, Coops. | |
Chicken coop. | |
C-O-U-P. | |
Which is coup, as in coup d 'etat. | |
Ah! | |
Ah! | |
This is some kind of a cryptic message, a coup. | |
He got that one wrong. | |
Then I was listening to Dave Portnoy. | |
I did a video on him, and even though I think he's a gedruel, he's absolutely 100% correct in his fight against and regarding the Washington Post. | |
Absolutely. | |
100%. | |
I'm with him. | |
I don't have to like somebody to say that they're right. | |
And he is absolutely right. | |
He was referring to misogynic. | |
Misogynic. | |
And they're accusing me of being misogynic. | |
And when they quoted him, listen to me very carefully. | |
When they quoted. | |
When they quoted the The statement that he made, they put misogynistic. | |
It says, excuse me, that's not what he said. | |
He said misogynic. | |
Misogynic. | |
Misogenesis. | |
I don't know what he's talking about. | |
One time we were doing a case years ago. | |
True story, true story. | |
And it was a juvie trial, bench trial, no jury. | |
We're kind of loose, loose and goose. | |
And the witness, my witness said, this is a testimony. | |
I was walking straight down the street. | |
I was walking straight down the street. | |
I was walking straight down the street and the dude knocked my sky off because he was 99 row in the hole. | |
And I bet it on back because it was a P to B. Okay? | |
You got that? | |
I was walking straight down the street and the dude knocked my sky off and I scowled back to my mama's crib because I was rolling the hole because it was a P to B. Okay. | |
And the judge and I looked at the judge and I said, Madam Court Reporter, would you please read back the last statement made? | |
One of the funniest things. | |
When she read it back, I asked the judge, I said, I don't think that's what he said. | |
I think that's what she meant or what she thought he meant. | |
And the judge said, I think you're right. | |
And this woman, I knew her very well, court reporter, she's looking at me like, and this is off the record. | |
So when somebody says something wrong, you should say what it is that they say. | |
Sammy the Bull, Gravano, in his statement, or his podcast, always says that he believes that one of the reasons why he turned to a life of crime is that he was delxic when he was a kid. | |
Now, I don't know about you, but I know what he's saying, and it's okay. | |
But if you quoted that, would you write dyslexic? | |
He meant dyslexic, but he said delxic. | |
So I think you should say delxic. | |
But the worst, there's a fellow one in the morning, I don't know who his name, he's a... | |
He's on in the morning show. | |
Fox, he was on this morning. | |
He referred to the Attorney General in the United States. | |
Now, I guess Fox doesn't care. | |
I'm going to say this right now. | |
You're on TV. | |
There's no word, attorney. | |
That's not a mispronouncement. | |
That is a wrong word. | |
Let's say nuclear. | |
Nuclear. | |
I know everybody says it. | |
Nuclear. | |
Bobby Kennedy says it. | |
Jimmy Carter says it. | |
Nuclear is the wrong word of a pertaining to a nucle. | |
A nucle. | |
There is such a thing as... | |
I'm sorry. | |
And the United States? | |
You didn't hear this? | |
And don't give me this business about, well, you know, it's a regionalism. | |
No, it's not. | |
Do me one favor, too. | |
Stop giving people a pass. | |
Would you have somebody on who had a very thick, like, charro, which, well, maybe not charro. | |
For somebody who read the news with a really thick, thick, thick, thick accent, where you couldn't understand what they were saying, no, you wouldn't. | |
No, you wouldn't. | |
It's nothing personal. | |
I just don't understand. | |
We're just devolving. | |
And nobody seems to care what I'm saying. | |
Yeah, whatever. | |
It just doesn't matter. | |
Misogenic. | |
Misogenic. | |
There's not going to be a lot of things, but misogenic. | |
I am not. | |
Okay, moving along. | |
Bob Menendez. | |
Senator. | |
The worst crook ever. | |
Ever. | |
This The search was July or June of 2022. | |
Gold bars. | |
You see that wife of his? | |
Oh, she's living the high life. | |
Just look at any picture of her and tell me what she's thinking. | |
$500,000 in cash. | |
$500,000 in cash. | |
$100,000 plus in gold bars. | |
A Mercedes luxury car. | |
And the last time he was... | |
He had that Medicare doctor. | |
This guy is a crook. | |
I mean, he's not even... | |
I mean, put it this way. | |
He might be... | |
He's worse than Biden. | |
He's worse than Biden. | |
This is one of these ones where, as a lawyer, you would say, give me something to work with. | |
But look at this wife of his. | |
Oh, paid his mortgage? | |
I mean... | |
Are you? | |
You can steal. | |
You can ask Nancy Pelosi. | |
Do it the right way. | |
Not like this. | |
He's been there forever. | |
And this is the second time where he got away with it last time. | |
But look at his wife's picture. | |
Look at her face. | |
I know this is not terrible. | |
Look at her face and tell me what she's thinking. | |
Tell me. | |
Hey! | |
It's Bob Menendez. | |
I can do what I want. | |
Well, they are going to break it off in old Bob. | |
He's going to step down. | |
They're going to ask him to resign. | |
And Phil Murphy, the leftist governor from New Jersey, appoints his replacement. | |
There you go. | |
Unbelievable. | |
That's all I've got to say. | |
Unbelievable. | |
Cannot believe what I am seeing. | |
Ladies and gentlemen, did you see this story? | |
Now this is one that's interesting. | |
This is a... | |
I got this from LGBTQ Nation. | |
And the story says, Palm Springs residents complained about proposed AIDS Memorial anus statue. | |
Did you see this? | |
I know this is a family show, but please, please, please, I ask you something. | |
Do you understand this? | |
Do you understand this? | |
This is what we are... | |
This is what we were talking about. | |
There's not a lot of... | |
And if you look at this, it's kind of like a Rorschach test. | |
I could see maybe, maybe it's a limestone. | |
The city of Palm Springs has agreed to revise a proposed AIDS memorial sculpture after locals complained the original design looked like an anus. | |
And by the way, thank you for getting the... | |
For the first time, we got the anatomy right. | |
Anus versus rectum. | |
Wrecked him, damn near killed him. | |
Huh? | |
That's the oldest joke. | |
Every man, every man, there are certain jokes when you're a man, it's like, son, you're 18 now. | |
You've got to know these jokes. | |
And wrecked him, damn near killed him, is an American no soap radio. | |
You do when you clean it up. | |
That's what she said. | |
You know, all these classic jokes. | |
But the nine-foot limestone sculpture proposed for downtown park was designed by sculptor Philip K. Smith. | |
It looks like a donut with ridges on it. | |
Okay? | |
It looks almost like a, not a spirochete, but it looks like a mollusk, like one of those coral or those concentric spiral type of shell. | |
The opening at the center is at eye level and allows a view through, and people can go through it. | |
And the sculpture and memorial space is rounded to add great beauty and provide the opportunity for reflection and remembrance as you look into this hole that does have, with the striations, one could see a resemblance to an anus. | |
Now, you know and I know, as has been said, They knew exactly what they were doing. | |
And this is obviously a case of you being trolled and you being taunted and you being mocked by these degenerate lefties who are trying to make you feel bad because you don't understand the anal fissure. | |
in the intro By the way, great joke. | |
There are some jokes that work. | |
Stopping up. | |
Two jokes I love. | |
That actually translate, kind of, sort it into English. | |
You get an idea. | |
One of them is, and I can't do it in Sicilian, but the idea is that there's this guy on a porch. | |
Somebody walks by and says, Hey, Giovanni! | |
Come is he saying that was here? | |
He asks, how's your wife? | |
He says, well, she had a surgery. | |
She just came back from surgery. | |
Really? | |
What kind of surgery? | |
She had a surgery on her ass. | |
So the daughter hears, she goes, Papa, you don't call it an ass. | |
You call it a, I don't know what the word is. | |
You don't say ass. | |
That's it. | |
Okay, I'm sorry. | |
I made a mistake. | |
Okay. | |
Sitting on the porch, somebody else walks by and goes, Joanne, what was this ending? | |
He goes, by the way, how's your wife? | |
She had surgery. | |
She had a surgery on her, and the punchline is, hey, what's the name of your mother's ass? | |
Now, in Italian, it's hysterical, the way it comes out, but it sort of, you know. | |
By the way, here's a great Cuban joke, and this explains a lot about Cubans. | |
You've got to understand this mentality. | |
Bob Menendez is a Cuban. | |
In 1959-60, there was an original thing called the Brain Drain. | |
This is when all the Cubans left en masse. | |
And they were kicked out by Castro, in effect. | |
And what happened was, they were... | |
What am I trying to say? | |
A lot of them were very sad. | |
These were very, very smart, very wise, very important doctors and professionals who took these really... | |
Terrible, menial jobs for having been doctors and physicians, but Castro wanted to get rid of all the intellectuals, other doctors and lawyers or whatever it was. | |
And many of them, while living in Cuba, had plantations and, you know, maids and servants. | |
I mean, they really lived well under Batista, but they came here and it was a different story. | |
And they always talked to you about, you know, when I was in Cuba, we had the plantations and we're so rich. | |
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
And that's... | |
It's kind of a joke, but sometimes, a lot of times it's true, but it really got played up. | |
No, you understand, we had 20 plantations, and we all, okay. | |
So the joke is, too much to American mongrel dogs, too much to walk down the street. | |
And the punchline is, yeah, but in Cuba, I was a German shepherd. | |
So that, by virtue of different jokes, it shows you the humor. | |
And also, you have to understand, why is it so... | |
Why is it so interesting to appreciate the notion of having a sense of humor, especially when kids have humor, when they can hear the parody and the like? | |
Now, one more thing about this anus reference. | |
I'm sorry to say, I don't know how to say this. | |
AIDS was a terrible situation. | |
You don't need me to tell you that. | |
AIDS was beyond horrid. | |
AIDS was the Destruction of so many great and incredibly talented young people, actors, musicians. | |
Broadway was decimated. | |
And there were people who contracted it through blood transfusions and others. | |
And the initial transmission, obviously, was this particular type of high-risk behavior, which many people said was responsible. | |
And don't forget the Fauci connection as well to this, which, of course, nobody will bring up. | |
So anyway, so there you have it. | |
Check out this thing, and you know that if somebody says, what does this have to do with the AIDS in the first place? | |
What is it? | |
Well, no, why did you decide why not a cube or a pyramid? | |
Why this particular design? | |
Now, friends, here's another one for you. | |
You're going to love this one. | |
Now, this is just too much. | |
As you know, if you've just tuned in, everybody here is basically demented. | |
Everybody here is a wild man. | |
All of you are from a time and a place where... | |
You knew some of the best, well, I guess you might want to say some of the best, not conspiracy theories, but when it got really good. | |
There was a time when people talked about spirit cooking, and oh, it was just grand. | |
Just grand. | |
Well, there was a name that people have heard of, and we all remember. | |
Her name was Marina Abramovich. | |
Oh my God, that name! | |
She went, oh my, remember the thing, oh, don't get us started, don't go, remember the days with the pedestrians, oh God, Hillary, and oh, and she came up all the time and said, there she is, oh! | |
Remember she was, what was she, Microsoft or NBC or something, she was like, there she is. | |
You see Marina Abramovich, no! | |
Oh, she was a cross between Cruella de Vil and Morticia Adams. | |
Oh, it's just scary. | |
Kind of like a witch. | |
You know, we didn't know what she was about. | |
Wow, we heard. | |
But in any event, Zelensky has asked Marina Abramovich, the performance artist, give me, Gigi Allen was a performance artist, to be the ambassador for Ukraine. | |
Abramovich, a fierce critic of Putin's illegal invasion. | |
Said the Ukrainian president asked for her help in rebuilding schools. | |
You're going to let her near kids? | |
The 76-year-old Serbian is holding her first solo exhibition in the UK and is the first female artist to have a major show in the main galleries of the Royal Academy of Arts. | |
Look up her name, Maria Abramovich. | |
That's all I have to say. | |
Do yourself a favor. | |
Do yourself a favor. | |
And... | |
That's all I've got to say. | |
I've got to be careful now. | |
Remember where we are. | |
Please, we have to speak generally. | |
In my private channel, I go into detail, but not here, okay? | |
One of my favorite artists, which you may or may not know, It was Piero Manzoni. | |
In May of 1961, while living in Milan, Piero Manzoni produced 90 cans of his own, and each was numbered on the lid 001 to 090. | |
Piero Manzoni. | |
And you can see it, and it was, forget Warhol, it's called Artist. | |
And there's an S word on it. | |
And there you go. | |
Piero Manzoni. | |
And it was a big... | |
Now, how do you authenticate it? | |
I don't know. | |
What if you have fake Manzoni stuff? | |
Let's say you're doing counterfeit Manzoni. | |
Do you have somebody who comes and says, let me see. | |
Open that up. | |
I'm not going to open that up. | |
Now, let me tell you. | |
I'm not going to tell. | |
Good day. | |
Can I tell you a story? | |
Believe me, everything I'm saying is not in any way meant to be unnecessarily disgusting, but I think it's fascinating. | |
My friend Michael Bodden told me years ago, remember Tawana Brawley, the story of Tawana Brawley? | |
Tawana Brawley was critical. | |
She was in the Stephen Pagonis. | |
She was the Al Sharpton case. | |
It was a fraud. | |
She claimed that she was kidnapped and that she was in Wappingers Falls. | |
I think she was kidnapped by the police, raped or attacked, thrown into a bag, like a bag or something, and somebody had smeared excrement on her. | |
Remember this, honey? | |
Am I making this up or what? | |
I don't know, but I'm not making this up. | |
I'm sorry to bring this up, but let me tell you what happened. | |
So I was doing this radio show. | |
I forget where I was. | |
And Baden is the greatest. | |
We will be out to eat with him. | |
And he talks about autopsies. | |
There's nothing. | |
Pass the cream spinach. | |
So when we broke into the stomach and found the remains of the... | |
I love the guy. | |
To me, I'm fascinated by it. | |
I don't get grossed out. | |
I don't. | |
There's nothing that grosses me out. | |
It's interesting or it's not. | |
It's true or it's not. | |
That's all. | |
So what happened was, very interesting, in the case of this, in the case of Tawana Brown, she said, yes, this was human or, no, no, no, this was whatever it was. | |
They took the sample, the sample that she alleged to have been, and they said, do you know that it has no DNA? | |
Because the idea of E. coli and bacteria actually destroy the nucleic part of it, and you don't have it. | |
You can't identify. | |
You can't, you know, like when you have cold squads or cold case where you take saliva or something. | |
This won't work. | |
However, upon inspection, They found, they realized it came from a dog because they found a hair in it from a dog, not from any kind of evaluation. | |
So years ago, there was a case of a person who found there was a dog that apparently would relieve himself, and he took that sample and had it analyzed. | |
And I remember calling Bond and saying, you can't, he goes, no, it doesn't work. | |
J. Edgar Hoover. | |
Isn't it funny how this all works? | |
J. Edgar Hoover actually was upset because there was a dog that used his lawn for a bathroom of sorts. | |
And he wanted the FBI analyst to investigate the source of this. | |
See what you know? | |
You see how you learn this stuff? | |
It's incredible. | |
The stuff that you learn. | |
I think is so interesting. | |
I think all of this is so... | |
You've got to understand something, and I hope you do. | |
I am not able to... | |
I don't care what the subject is. | |
All I want is the truth, and I don't care about anything that's... | |
I don't know. | |
Whatever. | |
Now... | |
The good news also, and I mentioned this before, and I wanted to bring this to your attention, and I did this on the private channel. | |
By the way, the private channel, I could speak a lot more freely. | |
There's a lot of stuff here that you really can't... | |
I don't want to go into detail, but rules are rules, but certain things you just don't want to talk about. | |
And for reasons that I can't really understand, but you just can't. | |
So I have to talk about stuff. | |
I was talking to a radio show today, my good friend Mark Simone, and I said, you know, it's funny how people are saying all this stuff about Ukraine, and we were saying this from the get-go. | |
By the way, there we go. | |
That's the private channel thing for you and your consideration and review. | |
So anyway, I said, all of a sudden people now, they figure, oh, we just figured out, we just figured out that, oops, that's not the one. | |
Let me see this. | |
That is not the one. | |
Oh, that's good. | |
Let me see this. | |
Here we go. | |
Um... | |
There we go. | |
Hang on, I'm going to show you this thing right now. | |
Where is my... | |
Do you get the newsletter today, by the way? | |
No, you didn't, did you? | |
Because you didn't sign up. | |
You bring this up to your attention. | |
It's just me, my friends. | |
It's just little old me. | |
I don't have teams of these people and this, whatever. | |
It's just me. | |
That's it. | |
Me, Mrs. L. That's it. | |
There's nobody here. | |
When you support me, you support me. | |
It goes to nobody else. | |
It's just us. | |
Nobody. | |
So if it's a little slow sometimes, it's just me. | |
It's the way I like it. | |
I like to be in charge of stuff. | |
Good news. | |
There was a wonderful article I read today and I referenced in the Los Angeles Times, or some people call it Los Angeles. | |
In the Los Angeles Times, it's very, very good. | |
They said that one of the things Trump is doing right now is he's going to secure the nomination. | |
That's important because, number one, he doesn't necessarily get it, but he's realizing how the nomination process works. | |
The nomination process is different in each state. | |
Sometimes they're a caucus. | |
Sometimes they're primaries. | |
And what DeSantis was doing was, he says, well, I'll just put all of my attention into the... | |
Election process and just let, you know, we'll just win the primary and then we'll do the tab. | |
Tabulations will necessarily reflect the votes and that sort of thing. | |
But Trump and his people are realizing he's got some good people that say, oh, not necessarily true. | |
You can cinch this other ways by understanding how the delegates work. | |
So what Trump's been doing is he's he has been doing fundraisers. | |
He invites him to Mar-a-Lago. | |
He is so smart. | |
He has worked the room. | |
Somebody said that in 2016, the Trump juggernaut was like a bunch of pirates on a ship. | |
They just sailed down the river and they were... | |
And they said that's not the way to do it. | |
So the good news is he's going to get the nomination. | |
Now, There's another thing which is important. | |
This is important. | |
I can't say this enough. | |
There is a group of people, America First Policy Institute and others, who are ready, and listen to me carefully, because I know you need some good news, because God knows you need good news, because you've been hearing some pretty bad news for a long time, and that's the way it's been. | |
But let me kind of explain this to you. | |
American First Policy Institute are a number of people who are experts in how Washington and the swamp runs. | |
This is something that Trump really did not have before, didn't care about, didn't pay attention, just didn't know how it was done. | |
When Obama came in, anybody else, they say, don't worry. | |
Obama said, look, I don't know anything. | |
Don't worry about it. | |
I'm a state senator. | |
Don't worry about it. | |
Then he was a U.S. senator. | |
Don't worry about it. | |
We got it all taken care of. | |
We've got it taken care of. | |
I remember when Teddy Kennedy said, we're behind Obama. | |
That's it. | |
I said, they got it. | |
And when he walked in, he had everything. | |
He had a superstructure. | |
He had his legislative people. | |
He had people who knew how to run the White House, how to run Washington. | |
You need a Jim Baker. | |
Trump never had that. | |
Trump never had that. | |
Condoleezza Rice threw that Tillerson or Tillerson. | |
He was awful. | |
Then those chiefs of staff, Kelly and Madison. | |
Oh, please. | |
No. | |
He's learned. | |
He understands. | |
He's going to be so deadly this time. | |
You have no idea. | |
Now, I want you to listen to me. | |
And I'm not saying this is because like these people, oh, he's a great maga, maga, maga. | |
Oh, God. | |
I'm so, I find myself so sick of the usual people. | |
I really do. | |
Honestly, I know you don't. | |
I know you don't. | |
A lot of you are good people. | |
But you bore me with this modest... | |
It sounds so stupid. | |
It sounds like a chant or some bird call. | |
Sometimes, some very good members of us, we look stupid. | |
And I don't want to be a part of that, looking stupid. | |
There's nothing stupid about Trump at all. | |
But a lot of the people who support him are lunatics. | |
They're just... | |
They're in it for the message. | |
I don't know. | |
So you've got two things. | |
You've got this incredible movement on his part to, first of all, secure the nomination. | |
Uh... | |
And then, once he's involved, you get in here. | |
Now, one thing which would be wonderful for him to do, if he could somehow figure out how to destroy The Senior Executive Service, this Civil Service Reform Act of 78, which basically enshrined, enshrined. | |
They would hate me. | |
This is what is a form of the deep state. | |
This is Jimmy Carter. | |
This is Senior Executive Service. | |
There's about four... | |
Who knows how many there are. | |
This is basically federal jobs. | |
I mean, this locks people in. | |
It's not good. | |
And I know that sounds terrible. | |
I know that sounds terrible, but let me explain something to you very, very, very carefully. | |
The Senior Executive Service is part of the deep state because it remains this Part of entrenched, permanent Washington. | |
And one of the things our forefathers, our forebearers, wanted to make sure over anything else was to ensure the fact that we did not have a standing army, because permanency is a dangerous thing. | |
Very dangerous. | |
So he's going to go in, and if he can figure out either through an executive order, through some codification or some kind of re-amping of the unitary executive, something that will kind of give him a little oomph and destroy that, that would be the greatest thing that would happen. | |
Just disentangle. | |
I hate Washington. | |
I hate bureaucracy. | |
I hate... | |
I just hate... | |
Whenever you take an organ... | |
I sound like Reagan, and this is true, or I sound like Milton Friedman and anybody else. | |
Government. | |
There's nothing wrong with government. | |
When you go and you have somebody at... | |
Somebody who's there to pick up garbage. | |
That's not what I'm talking about. | |
I'm talking about this metastatic gargantuan administrative because we live in an administrative state like school boards. | |
Anybody can go in and just destroy that. | |
Blow this thing up. | |
It's surplusage. | |
It's like it's this unnecessary whatever you want to call it. | |
That's number one. | |
Number two. | |
He needs people to sit there and say, okay, here's what you're going to do. | |
We've got 20 executive orders. | |
Sign this, this, this, this, this. | |
Hey, don't hold it up. | |
Just do it. | |
Just do it. | |
Remember, Biden did the same thing. | |
Just get it done. | |
Okay, we're going to do this. | |
Here's what you're going to do. | |
You're going to come in. | |
You're going to do this. | |
We're going to leave. | |
We're going to leave. | |
Harry Brown was a good friend of mine. | |
He was a libertarian candidate. | |
And one year, and he said, I want to make Washington a ghost town. | |
See, that is one of the things. | |
It's one of the best things. | |
Oh, look at Edie says, please put Mrs. L on again sometime. | |
Absolutely, Edie. | |
Last night was a disaster with the echoes. | |
I'm going to get the... | |
Huh? | |
No, yeah. | |
Edie wants to have you on. | |
We're going to do this again, but I've got to make sure there's echo. | |
I don't know what the hell that thing was. | |
I have no idea. | |
Thank you, Edie. | |
You're a delight. | |
A delight. | |
But give me an example. | |
What do we have a park service for? | |
Anybody have an idea? | |
Why do we have a park service? | |
Harry Brown and I talk about this a lot. | |
Park service. | |
Why do we have a park service? | |
Here's what I would do. | |
And this was his idea. | |
So he passed away. | |
He was a good man. | |
Under our administration, we're going to say, okay, we're going to go. | |
Who runs parks better than anybody? | |
Disney? | |
Maybe not Disney, but Great American this. | |
Here's the deal. | |
We're going to bid. | |
You're not going to do anything. | |
You're not going to drill. | |
You don't own this. | |
We're just going to lease. | |
We're going to hire you to run the parks. | |
Open, close, fix it. | |
Tell us. | |
Maintain the damn Washington Monument. | |
What does this do? | |
Why do I need 50 people standing around? | |
Fix it, clean it, watch it, whatever it is. | |
You do a better job. | |
Lowest bidder, best bidder, that's it. | |
Year contracts. | |
We will cut I don't know how many jobs. | |
It's a drop in the bucket because, let's face it, when it comes to budget, it's entitlements and we can't do that. | |
But there's a symbolism here. | |
We don't need these people. | |
Secretary of Commerce, education, transportation. | |
What the hell do we need this for? | |
What do we need regulation for? | |
I don't understand it. | |
I don't understand it. | |
There's a lot about Ronald Reagan. | |
I've been listening to Milton Friedman a lot. | |
Milton Friedman, freedom to choose. | |
He's so right, so smart, and it's draconian. | |
We need to change this. | |
Trump's going to do that. | |
Trump is going to do this. | |
Now let me ask you a question. | |
This is all night. | |
We're taking a little walk around this little park we like to go to. | |
And they had lacrosse. | |
This one kid is practicing lacrosse. | |
Then over there we got a soccer team. | |
They had a guy who had great foot skills. | |
He was like a Maradona. | |
It's really interesting. | |
They had softball here and kids walking around. | |
Just wonderful. | |
And then in the corner there are these guys who Hell's Kitchen is regular. | |
They just sit around and they talk. | |
They come up and now we have these homeless people aren't bothering anybody with all their crap. | |
And they're just sitting there and they got all this crap piled up. | |
Let me ask you a question. | |
What would you do if you ran in the country? | |
They're not hurting anybody. | |
They're not bothering anybody. | |
They're not breaking any laws. | |
They might be unsightly, but listen, it's their country too. | |
But here's my point. | |
They're not doing anything. | |
I don't think they're... | |
They might be mentally ill. | |
Okay. | |
A lot of people are mentally ill. | |
Okay, fine. | |
They might be alcoholics. | |
I know a lot of them. | |
They work. | |
What role, what duty do we have with these people? | |
Better yet, this is my... | |
I'm doing my best. | |
This is the freedom of my enjoy. | |
Why do I do it? | |
What am I, blessed? | |
Am I a genius? | |
What's going on with this? | |
And why do we have all these, we have these public housing, all this public housing, NYCHA's called, and they've got crap on their balconies, and they've got all this stuff hanging off, because they don't own, okay, fine. | |
Does the government own, and now they're talking about more housing, more, and you can't believe Where they're putting low-income housing in parts of, I mean, parts of New Jersey and Westchester and Connecticut that are just, I mean, this is... | |
So here's my question. | |
What is the purpose of this? | |
Why am I blighting areas with these contraptions in order to appease these people who apparently have just, what, given up? | |
Now, some people, if you are ill, we can ask ourselves, what role does government have to play? | |
I know this sounds... | |
This is so 1980s. | |
It's so Milton Friedman. | |
What role? | |
What government? | |
What role does it have to play? | |
What responsibility does my... | |
Why do we have to pay for this? | |
Why? | |
I don't understand this. | |
And there's a weird thing, too. | |
You know, when you... | |
Talk about, oh, the government. | |
When you get near, when you're on Social Security or Medicare, you change your opinion. | |
Oh! | |
You wouldn't believe how many billionaires are taking Social Security. | |
It's the weirdest thing. | |
It's the most ridiculous thing in the world, but I paid into it. | |
Let's move Social Security out for just a second. | |
What are we doing here? | |
What is the... | |
I do not understand. | |
So, my friends, Donald Trump, I hope, goes in there. | |
I hope he changes everything. | |
I hope he uses these people. | |
I hope he reconfigures and recalibrates what he does. | |
He'll have a system of what needs to be done, what needs to be dealt with initially, what needs to be addressed, what needs to be targeted. | |
He'll have a group of people who this time know what to do. | |
And when he leaves after four years, he will gut this thing. | |
It will take years for them to recover. | |
He's got to find out, what can I do? | |
How much havoc can I wreak? | |
How much can I do this? | |
What can I do? | |
What do I have to do? | |
What do I have to do to fix these things? | |
Did you know that during the course of this UNGA, the United Nations General Assembly, Biden never met with anybody. | |
Never met with the... | |
Didn't have the courtesy to meet with the mayor of New York. | |
So he could point to this crap? | |
No, he had nothing to do with it. | |
And then today, you saw this with Kamala. | |
She's taking some coaching. | |
She's now speaking about gun stuff. | |
Because they could very well, in the last throes of this, have her, believe it or not, appear as the president for a while as Biden steps down, as he, you know, prior to his removal and his ouster, he can step down under the 25th Amendment and she takes over. | |
Because they're talking about her a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot. | |
And with these sick bastards, you can't put anything past them. | |
You can't ask yourself, well, what would make sense? | |
You know, does this make sense politically? | |
Is this a good move? | |
So the good news is, and I've never felt like this in a long time, provided the Democrats don't steal the election legally and don't fix it legally under the rules, which they have and can do, Trump's got a hell of a chance. | |
You understand what I'm saying? | |
And he is still our only hope. | |
He is our only hope. | |
Do you hear what I have to say? | |
Our only hope. | |
There's nobody who can do it but him. | |
Throw into the mix a great dream would be to have Bobby Kennedy, Bobby the K, go third party and destroy Gavin Newsom and eat away at that. | |
And I will be the happiest person. | |
We will have triumphed. | |
And then I would say, Mr. President, go for broke. | |
Reek, reap, and create as much damage and as catastrophic, cataclysmic, upending than you can possibly do. | |
And I will be happy. | |
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And my friends, let me also say to you, thank you. | |
Thank you for not losing faith. | |
Thank you for your intrepidity. | |
Thank you for your faith. | |
Thank you for your loyalty. | |
Thank you for showing up day in, day out, for supporting me, for liking the videos, for subscribing. | |
You have no idea what this means. | |
We're a different lot. | |
And we, and I'll say I am, I know I'm different. | |
I don't want to be like anybody else. | |
I'm not going to, I'm not a cheerleader. | |
I'm not a, I don't read headlines. | |
If I read a headline, I'll tell you what it means. | |
I'll go a little bit, a little deeper, just to talk about something, especially with something. | |
Has anal references and is in any way dirty and filthy and disgusting. | |
That's the way I am. | |
It's my nature. | |
All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious day. | |
See you tomorrow at 8 a.m. sharp. | |
Don't ever change. | |
I mean that sincerely. | |
Until then, remember our refrain, our sayonara, our adios, our denouement, so to speak. | |
The monkey's dead. | |
The show's over. | |
Sue ya. |