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Feb. 24, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Fani Willis: The Entitled Deep State Operative's Plans Exposed Through Her Tawdry Behavior
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A friend of mine yesterday emailed me, not emailed me, but texted me, something as to the latest example of our landing yet again on the moon.
And he responded, Ha ha ha ha ha.
Something like that.
Maybe your friends will not believe this happened.
Now, of course, I have been subsumed under the rubric of conspiracy loon, which I invite and accept.
Wholeheartedly.
That is quite alright.
Not a problem.
Say whatever you want.
It doesn't matter to me.
So immediately thereupon I said, by the by, do you know the bases for those individuals of which I do not necessarily involve myself, but do you know the bases of why these people believe That there was not a landing of humans, Neil Armstrong and others, Buzz Aldrin, in 1969.
And perhaps subsequently, I would imagine.
Again, I'm not completely conversant in the theories against such.
But do you understand, are you aware of the reasons for this?
Are you aware?
Do you understand?
Why they have found problems with this.
Are you aware?
Are you critical?
Are you in any way conversant with what people think regarding this?
Are you?
The answer was no.
I said, so how is it that you are immediately laughing at the notion of somebody disbelieving?
Again, of which I am not.
Necessarily a member.
I said, but how are you able to disbelieve?
How are you able to disbelieve summarily those individuals who believe that there might have been a problem, that in fact we never landed on the moon?
I'm not suggesting again, and you have to remember, always speak to children like they're children.
The people I speak with are children.
I speak with children all day long.
Children in their 50s, 60s, 40s, I deal with children.
In fact, children are better because at least children are more inquisitive.
Children are just more, they're just better.
That's why when I think of what happens to children, it's why it angers me so.
So the point that I'm saying is, and follow me on this one, I said, if you don't know the reason for this, if you don't know the reason why they suspect that maybe there's something to this, if you don't believe, or excuse me, if you don't understand why people are incredulous, and some people are, of course, incredulous because they feel it's incumbent upon them.
To be incredulous, because they're a member of the conspiratorium.
Just like there are people who immediately have to wear a lapel pin that shows the Israeli flag and the American flag.
Without understanding, they couldn't point Gaza out on a map.
But it's part of the role they play.
Do you see?
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Are you following this?
Of course you are.
Do you understand this?
Of course you do.
Do you see this?
Yes, of course you do.
This is really important to understand.
Next, recently I have been hearing more stories from more people that I know involving medical horror stories subsequent to their being vaccinated.
Now I can't, for COVID, boosters and others.
Now I can't attest to that.
I am not an epidemiologist, a virologist.
I don't know anything about this.
But I'm hearing people who were not in any way, in any way, anti-vax, nor are they now, nor were they then, who are just absolutely providing this seemingly limitless, endless...
Storyline of problem after problem after problem and nobody listens to them.
And I'm hearing this and I'm sure you're hearing it as well.
I observe.
I pay attention.
What do I mean from this?
What do I say from that?
What do I do?
I take it and I put it aside.
And they realize from these things, there is the news that is presented, and then underneath that, there's kind of like a subterranean level of storyline that people have.
People don't know why they believe what they think.
How do you know what you know?
This is ontology.
This is the whole notion of epistemology, I should say.
How do you know this?
How do you know what you know?
How do you?
By the same token, when people say, I was upset, I have been sick, it must be from the vaccine.
How do you know that?
How are you making causal connections?
You have been through a veritable...
This was years ago.
Think about it when this happened.
How do you know, especially as you get older?
How are you able to say, this caused this?
How do you know this?
Follow me on this one.
This is going to be one of the most important shows that we've ever done.
And I want you to understand also, I'm throwing a lot of things at you, and I want you to just say, okay, make a note of this, just make a note of this, okay, alright, alright, fair enough, fair enough.
We're also going to talk about what's going on in what I call Cretan Chic.
There is a story that, two absolutely fascinating stories.
Tiffany Henyard, and now another, this Incredible story.
Which I want you to understand.
Two Tiffany's.
Hanyard and Tiffany Haddish.
Cretins.
Boeotians.
Dimwits.
Dullards.
Iconas.
Fascinating.
Elevated to a status.
Tiffany Hanyard, of course, is the mayor of Dalton, Illinois, who is...
By the way, Illinois, Illinois.
Milk, milk.
Subtle pronunciations.
She is going to be indicted as perhaps being the most corrupt politician since Boss Tweed.
If you can imagine.
She makes Tammany Hall look like Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood.
Then there's a story about Tiffany Haddish, which is brilliant!
She claims to be Jewish.
She's going to Israel.
And she's sitting in.
You've got to see this in first class.
I'm going to go to Israel.
I'm going to find a man.
She doesn't understand.
She again has this Fanny Willis confusion of the word continent.
She's about to embark on something.
It is just, it's happening as we speak.
Now you might ask yourself, what do these stories have to do with each other?
Nothing.
Until you weave them together.
You can take all these strings, put them together.
Look at your clothing.
Look at how it works.
Each of these strands of cloth or string or yarn or silk or cotton, they mean nothing.
Put them together.
And they weave a fabric, a storyline, a mosaic.
It's beautiful.
We're talking about Catherine Herridge, one of the most incredible senses of journalistic schizophrenia.
We care about Catherine Herridge, who had her information, her documents, her sources, all of them seized by CBS.
First, in essence, First Amendment or journalistic violations.
Committed by her employer.
Not by the government.
Who, by the way, is working as an agent for the Biden administration.
It's just incredible.
It is incredible.
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I am fascinated by this world I live in.
Every day I just, I cannot tell you.
I walk around and I've got to tell you something.
I feel as though I'm high.
Let me explain this to you.
Let me explain this to you.
From what I have read and from what people have told me, depending upon the particular type of drug you are on, sometimes there's a feeling of insight.
Insight.
People who have described hallucinogenics have said, I saw things for the first time.
I had an understanding.
I saw colors.
I was a one.
Joe Rogan will talk about this.
I had a connection with the world.
I understood.
I saw everything fit together.
I say, wow, I get it.
I submit to you that one of the things that drugs do, from my reading, But my understanding is that it doesn't make you understand anything.
It gives you the perception that you understand.
It gives you the perception that you have insight into something, that all of a sudden you have unlocked something.
You haven't unlocked anything you think you've unlocked.
Let me describe it to you.
Let me take a match and put it under your hand.
You will scream, and when you look at your hand, you will see burns and damaged skin, and later, if you don't take care of it, an infection, you will see the pain and evidence of the pain.
Oh, that was real.
That was real.
And it will forever be there, depending upon the degree of that scar.
That's how some knowledge is.
Sometimes it really does change you.
Sometimes when you see things.
Oh, you saw it.
It was real and it changed you big time.
Then, I like hot sauces.
I like things.
I like capsicum, capsaicin or capsicum levels that are through the roof.
I love high Scoville units.
Even Reaper.
A little bit of Reaper.
Ghost Peppers are good.
Pepper X is the latest one.
Which they say is just completely, as you would say, insane.
You would say this because that's what you say.
It's insane.
If I gave this to you, and I just opened your mouth and just squirted a blast, you would convulse, you would cough, you would cry, you would scream.
If I took you to the emergency room later on, There's no scar.
There's no anything.
You're fine.
I knew of a case in the South of a woman who used to punish her kids with hot sauce.
Think about it.
It leaves no marks.
Years ago, police officers would take a phone book and a lead pipe, put it on your head, and hit you.
Hit the phone book.
It would cause...
Basically like a concussion, but no marks.
You go to the emergency room and you're fine.
You've had a concussion, but there's no nothing.
So what I'm telling you is that there are things that happen to us.
Sometimes they leave a mark.
Sometimes they don't.
But they were real.
They really did happen.
You were really convulsing over this ghost pepper or Carolina Reaper.
You really were.
But there's no evidence of it.
The scar from this burning, you were screaming, and then there's something else.
If I can go in and I can affect, if I can say, I know the part of your brain that responds to both pains, and I'm going to affect it with some type of transcranial electromagnetic influence, and I'm going to make you scream and nothing will happen.
Not only did you not drink any, but you'll swear you did.
All of these are experiential.
And I've been going through this, kind of like the last version of this.
It's where I'm thinking, oh my god, I understand.
I understand.
I understand.
And I understand things that I can't tell people because they are so controversial, people would run me out of town and say, I understand.
I understand exactly.
I understand about race.
I understand.
Anti-Semitism.
Judaism, Zionism, Palestinian, race, sex, gender, politics, life, sports, behavior, families, families, the brain, how mental health begets mental health.
Mrs. Eldon and I happened to see something last night.
We learn all the time.
Every day.
There's not anything I do.
I can go to the...
Produce store and learn something from somebody in line or something that I see or some interaction.
I always say, ah, ah.
And I'm in that stage now where I think it's almost like everything is obviously this is what people must feel like at the end of their life or something.
Maybe I'm being prepared for the next parallel universe by having this feeling of, yes, I understand.
I understand.
Every single day.
I understand.
I heard something the other day, and I saw it, and I understood it was about the Holocaust, horror, and history.
And I thought, I get it.
But I can't say it.
Because with my insight, there's also a sense of, don't say it.
Remember the Sicilian expression.
If you can get in trouble for saying a little, Think what happens if you say a lot.
You will never, ever, ever live in a world where whatever you say is always accepted and appreciated by everybody else.
You cannot.
You have to always limit what you're saying.
There are people who sit back and they want to jump on you.
I could write down if I said to you, Holocaust, genocide, whatever, or war, or whatever it is.
But don't ask me, I was listening to this, and that's what I love about YouTube.
I listen to these, I just listen to interviews and lectures, and one will lead me into another one, and it figures out the algorithm, and I just, I have in my, for whatever reason, For whatever reason,
and I don't understand why, I can't explain this to you, I don't have a particular explanation for why I'm doing this, but I have been listening to more people who are either, I guess we used to call them Arabic, maybe Palestinian today, and I'm finding, maybe it's just a Middle Eastern brilliance.
Just like sometimes I'll listen to people who are in international courts and I'll hear somebody from South Africa talk.
And I hear this brilliance and I ask myself, first of all, how is it that these people speak better English than people here who were raised in it?
Compared to Tiffany Haddish and Tiffany Henyard in particular.
Two absolute Boeotians.
By the way, may I say two things for you, first of all?
And please, do not let my elliptical desultory disquisitions fool you.
I will say something.
And when I say it, I might think to myself, you know what, this is even more interesting.
I'll go over here.
I'm telling you right now.
So, if that's a problem, can't help you.
Can't help you.
Can't help you.
I'm going to give you a great word.
There's a wonderful word called Boeotians.
A Boeotian, and it's just, just put this one, put this one in your mental kin, whatever it is.
And it's B-O-E-O.
B, like amoeba.
A-M-O-E-B-A.
The O-E is where it's Boeotia.
And it deals with people who are reputed to be dull and stupid.
I have no...
I don't know what this...
It's Greek.
Greece area.
A region of ancient Greece, of which now is Thebes.
According to a legend founded by Cadmus, Boeotia was traditionally proverbial among Athenians for the dullness and stupidity of its inhabitants.
I learned this word, I was just in college, 18, 19, and loved this word, loved it, Boeotian, B-O- B-O-E-O.
Work it into.
Work it into.
Let me just call it for you.
Just throw this one.
B-O-E-O-T-I-E-N.
One of my favorite words.
I've been using this forever.
So, I'm listening to this stuff, and then last night, going back to what I was saying, Mrs. Allen and I were watching a special on Joan Baez.
It was one of the most, I thought, this is going to be the most boring thing I've ever seen in my life.
And it was about Joan Baez, and Joan Baez has a voice that grates on my nerves like you cannot believe.
When she does that, I think that Diamonds and Dust, she kind of redeemed herself a little bit, but she is, I mean, I just, dear God, dear God.
Joan Baez is one of the most interesting people when she's not singing.
And I gotta tell you something.
As she got older, and she lost her voice, that falsetto, weird, painful vibrato that scares the hell out of you.
Miss me.
As she gets older, she says, well, I'm losing my voice.
Guess what?
She sounds better.
She sounds great.
She lost that terrible thing.
She comes from the most screwed up family.
I've ever seen.
There is evidence of her father who may have abused the sisters.
I don't know.
And there's something called repressed memory syndrome.
Have you heard of that?
Have you heard of this?
Have you heard of repressed memory syndrome or repressed memory?
Have you heard this one?
Repressed memory.
Have you heard this one?
Repressed memory occurs when trauma is too severe to be kept in conscious memory and it is removed by repression or disassociation or both.
Have you heard of this?
In some respects, it is 100% 18-carat bullshit.
Things that have never happened.
You can be told.
You can be told.
And I know it.
I represented more people.
Don't ask me how I...
It was the worst area of law there was.
But I felt...
People fall into it.
But I was fascinated by it.
And you...
You...
You...
Have you ever run into this before?
Because there are people who are going through repressed memory...
Now!
Repressed and dissociative memory now!
Because there are people who are, they forget what happened two days ago, or they remember it differently, or they don't understand it.
Have you ever heard of this?
Have you ever heard of suppressed or repressed memory?
It's one of the things which is the most incredible thing.
This is where some people, and I'm telling you, in the course of my life, I've met people who have said, Talked about instances that happened when they were a child and I don't it's like it doesn't work.
I'm not buying it.
I don't say anything.
I'll never say anything.
I'll never say anything.
And I want to tell you something.
And I want you to listen carefully.
I don't want you to take this the wrong way.
When you are involved with anything involving Trauma, crime victims, people who are involved in victims of sex trafficking, child predation, abuse, sexual battery, name it.
People who've been through trauma, people who've been through, people who have had drug addiction, people who are members of it, people who go to 12-step programs, not say anything about them.
Don't know anything about them.
People who are in Al-Anon, Narcanon, Gamble-Anon.
People who define themselves.
CPAC.
CPAC.
I think that's going on.
I think that's what I saw the other day.
I think that CPAC, the most fantastic group of lunatics you've ever met in your life.
Seriously.
But when you deal with people, They have a victimization thing that sometimes defines them.
You ever meet somebody who does this where they'll say, yeah, that happened a long time ago, but I'd rather not talk about it.
Really?
Yeah.
How many of you have known this?
My Uncle Dave, my father, my grandfather, he was in World War II or the Korean War or Vietnam.
And you know what?
He never talks about it.
Never talks about it.
Isn't that something?
Have you ever noticed that?
I have.
They never talk about it.
I could never get my uncle to talk about it.
My grandpa, you know, he was in...
I found out later on, you know, we didn't know about this.
I hear this.
I found out my friend went through his father's belongings and found things from...
Because when you close out your family's...
It's one of the weirdest things.
When you've closed out your childhood home, you've closed up your...
You've cleaned up your parents' house.
You've collected their belongings.
What do we do with this?
This was their life.
And you find things in letters.
Johnny Carson found letters from his mother.
He thought his mother hated him.
His whole life he never felt worthy.
And then she had a box where she collected everything that she could find.
It's like he stopped loving her today, he says.
And then underlined in red was every single I love you.
He saved love letters, love letters.
Anyway.
So you go through and you see what people...
So a friend of mine found out that his father was during Pearl Harbor.
I don't know, some medals or whatever.
He went through this horror and they barely knew anything about it.
Have you noticed that?
There's something about this.
There's something fascinating about this.
And then you have other people who that's all they do is talk about it.
Have you seen them on YouTube?
Have you seen them on these war platforms?
People from the 82nd, the one covered in tattoos, the younger versions, the ones who were Who were SEAL Team 6. I think everybody was in the SEALs.
I think everybody was.
I think there must be like 10 million.
It's like everybody who went to Woodstock.
There must have been 10 million people.
Everybody I know was at Woodstock.
I was like, you were three.
Well, I was young.
And yet these people, I'm thinking, why do they revel in this memory?
And this one can't even talk about it.
What's going on here?
Because sometimes when you talk about it, it defines who you are.
Sometimes the trauma, sometimes the perspective defines who you are.
Look at CPAC.
What is CPAC?
Conservative political action.
It's the biggest money grab anybody has ever seen.
It is Disney World for the demented.
It is the biggest load of shite anybody has ever...
It's this group of people who fancy themselves as the cool kids.
The red carpet.
Lara Trump.
I don't know why I focus on her thinking, who is she?
She's married to Eric.
And?
What do you mean, and?
And?
One could ask, who are these people?
I don't know.
I'm not going to argue about whether they make a good point.
Ditched by Fox, exited by Fox, cut by Fox, along with that other outlier, the one who can't get in, is Kimberly Guilfoyle.
That's an interesting story.
This is Don Jr.'s fiancée, who might be the longest-running fiancée in the history.
It's their life.
They can do what they want.
One so bad to get in.
It means more to these people to be the star of this.
It's fascinating.
Again, I'm fascinating.
Raul Rodriguez says, a wonderful book on the topic of false memory, Remembering Satan by Lawrence Wright.
Ooh, thank you.
And by the way, Raul, what is false memory?
What is it?
I always, in trial law, you're always saying, tell me what happened.
What do you remember?
Just let me stop right now.
Let me just stop.
Everything we've discussed, everything so far, in 31 minutes of speaking to me this morning, is about perception.
Reality, appreciation, memory, victimization, understanding.
It's all the psychology of it.
What is it?
I have been asking people for the longest time.
This is why people hate me.
And I love it.
Because if they like me, I mean, they may like me personally, but if they like my philosophy, I'm not doing something right.
I'm not doing something right.
If I spoke before, let's say, a group of CPAC, I would say you people are the biggest bullshit artists anybody has ever seen.
The people who are going to win in 2024 probably, again, are the Democrats or the people that control the Democrats because they understand voting, they understand lawfare, they understand everything.
And what do you do?
You come to CPAC.
You want to take a picture on the step and repeat with Lara Trump.
Because you're into this weird kind of a...
I don't know what it is.
You have this thing where you are into hero worship or whatever.
But the Democrats, they go door to door.
They really do.
They're into like old-fashioned politics.
They're great.
And what do you do?
Nothing.
and They sit back and you can laugh at them all you want.
Oh, they're woke.
Oh, they're this.
But they beat you last time fair and square.
Well, legally.
They did it.
And in 2020, I would do this and people would get mad at me because one time they said, I come to you for hope.
Hope!
How about reality?
I don't want reality.
I want hope.
Somebody actually one time said, because I said, I was talking about Tucker Carlson, sometimes good, sometimes bad, sometimes this, sometimes that.
I heard somebody the other day, it was so funny, there's a pizza place, there's a pizza place.
First of all, anybody who reviews pizza, you hear this Portnoy?
It's so intellectually fraudulent.
Defining pizza?
That's like seeing air.
This air is nice.
Okay, I guess maybe it smells better, but you're wasting my time.
But one time we were talking about, you know what, this pizza is sometimes very inconsistent.
I can always tell.
Don't go on the weekends.
The crust is different.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Okay.
We are more appreciative of explaining pizza restaurants than we are in the Republican Party.
First of all, what do you want in a pizza?
Well, I'll tell you what I want.
I'm into crust.
You're from Chicago?
I'm not.
Chicago, Detroit, kind of deep dishy.
Got it.
I'm not into that.
Not into that.
You may be also into this kind of a Naples type of pizza, you know, with a fluffy, with a bubbled, but no, I'm not into that.
And too much olive oil.
Give me a New York slice.
Thin crust.
Thin.
That's what I want.
And I can describe it like that.
It's that simple.
That simple.
Pizza.
No pineapple, no Wolfgang Puck.
That's fine.
Not a lot of toppings.
I want to taste...
You might want to taste cheese or whatever.
Fine.
Okay.
What about politics?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I get this all the time.
Democrats are saying, we're going to do what we...
We're going to get this thing done.
Now, whatever they're...
Whether they're right or wrong or crazy or this, whether it's climate or abortion, I don't know.
But they get it done.
They understand politics.
They never stop.
What do you do?
I'm trying to explain to you, Fannie Willis, this is lawfare.
This is incredible what they're doing.
This might be one of the few times, think about this, one of the few times when the good guys have stopped this runaway train called lawfare.
This apparatchik, this psyop, this whatever it is, this is the first time.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
This is that critical.
And is anybody talking about that?
No.
I don't know what they're talking about.
The other day I saw something which really, I could not believe what I was saying.
I could not believe what I was saying.
Where was that one of that certain person from Fox in the curlers?
Where was this?
Yeah, where'd you see that?
It was online, right?
It was some...
Okay, Instagram.
The other day, this was it.
I wanted to say, this is what's wrong with everything.
There is a woman who...
Anyway, I have no...
If for some reason Judge Janine just blew away and just never dematerialized, I wouldn't know it until somebody...
Show me this.
So I got this reference.
She's sitting in her office with her hair up and without any makeup.
I mean, it is so scary what makeup does.
It's absolutely transformational.
And I thought to myself, dear God.
Even in the days of Jessica Savage, remember her, and Betty Friedan, and even Barbara Walters, there was more respect for the notion of journalists and the woman than ever before.
This is where we are today.
This is what CPAC is.
This is where we are.
It's this cretin chic, or cretin chic, if you're into it.
The same people who lionize these morons like Tiffany Haddish will lionize these morons like Judge Jeanine and reduce it into what you look like and is this without her makeup and she's rocking the bikini.
I mean, it's just we...
Carla, yeah.
I can't.
I don't.
And it hits me.
And there are times when I say, I swear to God, I'm going to say, Technically speaking, I think part of me says, there's nothing I can do.
I kind of give up, but I'm going to keep trying anyway.
Then I say, no, no, no, we can do this.
Social media has changed everything.
Social media has changed everything.
We have not only suppressed memory, but we have suppressed reality as to what's going on.
And we also have these people who love to make fun of us.
Have you noticed this?
Whenever you say, oh, he's crazy.
Well, that's my cousin Dave.
It all keeps that gold and stuff and ammo waiting for the black helicopters to show up.
And I said, I don't understand this.
When it comes to food, did you see yesterday when all the phone lines went down?
All the cell phones and networks went down.
9-1-1 went down.
Pharmacies prescription all went down.
They're telling you, they're warning you, they're saying this is what we can do and we laugh at them because they're conspiracy theorists.
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I'm going to try my best to keep fighting the fight.
I'm going to try my best.
But I'm not feeling real good about it.
Because of this kind of...
I don't know if it's suppressed memory or what have you.
Give me another example.
People love to say that Bill Gates and I guess Klaus Schwab want you to eat bugs.
Have you heard this?
They want you to eat bugs.
They say this.
Bill Gates and his funny meat or Lab meat.
Oh, there's that lab meat.
There's that crazy Bill Gates.
And I was talking to a friend of mine.
I said, may I show you something?
Yeah, I said, you see what this thing is?
Read it.
Read the instructions.
This is one of the, I don't know, it's a meat substitute or a plant-based meat.
I said, read it.
What is there?
Rice protein or whatever it is.
I said, any laboratory?
No.
Any soy?
No.
Any antibiotics?
No.
Pesticides?
No.
Hormones?
No.
Nothing?
No.
Read it.
Read it.
And he's calling this this crazy idea.
I said, I guess there's lab-based meat.
I don't know where it is, but okay.
I said, but you're into a...
I said, do you know your little girl is eating food, and meat in particular, that has that recombinant bovine, these hormones, growth hormones and stuff?
Do you have any idea of what you...
No.
Didn't matter.
And I don't want to talk about food.
It's just boring.
I said, but I got to tell you something.
You know, it's funny.
You know those chickens, those...
Those roasters, like those nine pound with the breasts like that.
Birds don't grow like that.
Do you ever think about this?
Do you ever wonder, why are they growing like that?
What is that?
What is that stuff in there?
Nope, you're worried about bugs.
Okay.
I get it.
I'm curious.
Do you ever wonder why little girls are having periods earlier and earlier and earlier today?
Do you have any idea?
Look at this.
Here's Edge Dweller.
Just gifted 10 Lionel Nation memberships.
Bless your heart.
Thank you, my dear friend.
Don't forget, there's videos, you get them early and all this stuff.
Plus, he gives me a little badge.
He shows the world, hey, I'm different.
It's like a name brand.
I just, I just, again, I'm thinking to myself, what is it?
And I think what it is, is it defines them It's like going to CPAC.
It defines them as we are...
I am a person who jokes about meat or something or I'm one of these meat eaters.
Whatever.
It's okay.
It's alright.
I don't care.
It's just like...
Who remembers Urban Cowboy?
Do you realize how many important movies John Travolta was in?
Saturday Night Fever was the disco era.
Period.
Urban Cowboy.
There was another one he was in, I think.
Where it was a part of a thing.
Do you remember Urban Cowboy?
Do you remember line dancing?
Remember Johnny Lee?
Mickey Gilley?
The Bull?
Remember that?
The Bull?
We were at a restaurant one time in a...
Here in New York, it was weird.
They had a bull.
It was the weirdest thing.
You're eating and people being thrown on these mattresses.
Anyway.
And all of a sudden...
All of a sudden, overnight, people were wearing Wranglers that were pressed in boots, getting into the back of a pinto, you know, with a cowboy hat and big buckles, and they were doing these line dances.
I don't know if Aikki, but it was looking for love and all the wrong places.
You're a cowboy?
Yeah, I'm a cowboy.
You're a cowboy.
Yeah, I'm a cowboy.
Really?
Yep.
We go to Lion Dance.
It's not even dancing.
I don't know what it is.
It's mechanized.
It was like sliding.
Remember the electric slide?
I never got into that dance.
Never caught it.
Remember what Cicero said?
No stained man will dance.
All of a sudden, they became cowpokes.
Mrs. L and I were in a place outside of Denver.
There's a Mexican joint.
And these cowboys came in.
I'll never forget that.
They were so hardcore.
They looked like skinny, but they just were so legit.
I thought, that's it.
Lara Trump is that phony cowboy.
The Republicans who say, what do we stand for?
What do we stand for?
Do you know that Donald Trump still isn't telling anybody what the hell he's going to do?
He's walking around with his hat.
I understand what's terrible about this Judge Ngaran.
It's terrible.
I understand that.
This, uh, how Alina Hamada Hamada, how she's helping anybody, I have no earthly idea, but hey, listen, he can't, people don't, they don't want him, or I don't know, he's not paying him, or I don't know what the hell's going on, but this is as good as it gets.
Alright, fair enough.
And there's this phony, artificial sense of, we're going to win.
Win what?
We're going to go on, I'm telling you, we're ahead.
Ahead with what?
Where are you getting this?
What are people, where are these people?
People I know hate Trump.
How is he, what is he doing to the, I know he's doing great among the Republicans, but what's he doing now?
The other day we were talking about this, well, you know, this, and by the way, this Georgia case, you can laugh at it all you want.
This is serious business.
This is racketeering.
If he gets, if he gets, if he gets convicted of this, dear God, this is criminal.
This is serious.
You can laugh all you want.
Laugh.
Go ahead.
Good for you.
Laugh for you.
Nobody can understand even what the case is about.
It's this weird kind of, not suppressed memory, suppressed reality.
We got our work cut out for us, my friends.
We got our work cut out.
I swear to you.
I'm trying to get the attention of the people who are supposedly on my side.
And I can't do it.
I can't do it.
I understand the left.
I got their point.
I got it.
I'm not going to be able to deal with them.
That's okay.
I'm not worried about it.
I'm not worried about people who believe in the climate, whatever.
That's fine.
The undecideds, I keep telling you, that's the most important.
Do you see how many pictures, how many more references of Gavin Newsom you see?
Have you seen this?
Have you seen how many times?
How many pictures have you seen lately of Gavin Newsom?
Saw one of the other day.
Joe Rogan's mentioning it.
All of a sudden, there's Gavin Newsom.
There's Gavin Newsom.
There he is.
There he is.
It's going to be Gretchen Whitmer, too.
You watch.
And when they say, I'm not asking you what you think.
Again, this is CPAC.
It's cartoon politics.
Oh, I love whoever.
Jesse Waters.
I don't know who these people are.
Anyway.
That's where it is.
It's this kind of a name brand label kind of stuff.
We are so doomed, it's not even funny.
And I don't want to go too, too much.
I want to be a little bit lighthearted.
But seriously, if you knew how bad it was, you would just say, forget it.
I'm getting the hell out of here.
I don't know where you're going to go because you can go to other countries and probably in so many reasons.
See, I think Europe is worse.
I think it's worse because they have completely sold out.
Completely.
When the EU was...
When Europe sold out to the EU, that was it.
You took a...
You took a piece of their heart.
What was that?
Who did piece of my heart?
Anyway, one of the...
I told you hard my heart.
Anyway, that's exactly what's going on.
See, the EU was concocted at a Bilderberg meeting.
Understand what the EU is.
The EU, look at this wonderful, always have your little globe here, and look at Europe, and take all these wonderful ancient civilizations, well, different languages, right next to each other, and we have Canada, well, you know, French, and certainly Mexico, well, that's Spanish, and that's it.
But imagine if we had, just think about this, just I want you to think about this.
Stop it a moment.
I always have to think.
We have a friend of ours who said, we're European.
I'm thinking, well, okay, I don't know how many are European.
I don't know what you mean by that.
What is European?
44 countries.
This is incredible.
44 countries.
Think about this.
Russia, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Czech Republic, Greece, Portugal, Hungary, Belarus, Austria, Switzerland, Serbia, Bulgaria, Denmark, Slovakia, Finland, Norway, Ireland, Croatia, Moldova, Bosnia, and Herzegovina.
I love it enough too.
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Trinidad and Tobago.
Why did they put them together?
I don't know.
Anyway, Albania.
Lithuania, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Malta, Iceland, Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, and the Holy Sea, which is a little different.
Now, imagine taking all of those countries with all of those languages and all of those cultures and all of those monetary units and trying to condense them, not necessarily successfully, but say, we're going to wipe that out.
We're going to make you all the EU, theoretically.
You destroy individual personalities, independence, and you consolidate.
That was the signal.
Instead of vive la France, it's vive l 'Europe.
You know, okay.
Wow.
It's worse there.
I mean it.
If you want to pull off something really, really...
I mean, they have these things, like the whole notion of the EU, international criminal courts, and court of justice.
They're more into, you know, UN, and they're more into Davos, Sanjeev.
They're more into it, and that means they're more susceptible because they've lost their independent source or whatever.
The United States, as Crazy as this is, we've only been the United States.
We don't consider ourselves North American.
Canada was always like this appendage.
And Mexico, Mexico was like, oh yeah, that's that other thing.
That's that crazy neighbor.
We've always laughed at Mexico.
Speedy Gonzalez.
Okay, fine.
I'm sorry.
We are still more together.
We still have more of a heart.
I hate to say it, but we're losing it.
So the good news is we need somebody to go in and to coalesce, if you will, to bring together our country.
CPAC ain't going to be it, unfortunately.
That's all I'm going to say.
All right, dear, dear, dear, dear friend.
By the way, have you noticed?
Let me ask you something.
I've been getting more texts from people.
Then I don't know all of a sudden.
Hey, where have you been?
What are you doing this weekend?
Who's this?
Is it me?
I've never had this before.
I'm here waiting.
Who are you?
Look at this one.
I've got to read this one to you.
I've got to read this.
I've got this.
Yo, what's good?
It's whoever.
I've been trying to link you for the last three days.
I told you if there was any issues or problems to just talk to me about it so we can figure out about who is this?
I don't even know who this is.
I keep getting this.
So what I really want to do is think to myself, well, they obviously have the wrong number.
What if I say, yeah, why don't you go F yourself because you know I already talked to you about it.
Let's see if we...
I don't want to do that, of course.
But we used to have this kid in the neighborhood.
His mother used to call for him.
And it was like, Mark.
I can still hear this mother.
Mark!
His mother's voice was like a cackling.
You could hear it all over the neighborhood.
And people would yell back, what is it?
Because we all kind of sounded alike, you know, kids kind of thing.
Come home!
What if I don't want to?
What do you mean?
You're not Mark!
And then we became like Spartacus.
I'm Mark!
I'm Mark!
I'm Spartacus!
And people were yelling.
I thought when Mark got home, what if Mark was getting a few shots and he goes, no, no, that wasn't me.
Remember that when kids would actually play?
Play?
And they weren't at home staring at a phone?
I know I sound like an old fart, but remember that?
When you would be in playing?
What do you say?
Want to climb that tree?
Okay.
Why?
Because it's there.
Kind of an Edmund Hillary.
Remember that?
Could you climb a tree now?
What would you do?
You would say, I need a ladder.
No!
Somehow, figure out, we did it.
And then coming down sometimes, okay.
Now, how did I do this?
I'm telling you right now, we ought to have, they have these at the Upper West Side, these wall climbers.
There's people climbing walls.
If we could figure out a great place, a great piece of property with trees, and I swear to God, wouldn't you go tree climbing?
Wouldn't you?
I think it'd be the greatest thing.
And then you get a tree climbing magazine.
And then you have special shoes with the kind of like the lineman boots, you know, with the spikes on the side.
And then you have tree climbing clothes.
And then they'll have somebody on Fox News in the morning, tree climbers.
And then you'll have celebrity tree climbers.
And then you'll have, anyway.
I think tree climbing is great.
I think it would be great.
Don't you think?
I'm dead serious.
Climb a tree.
Do it.
Climb a tree.
And show a kid.
You know what I've got for you?
What is it?
It's an empty refrigerator box.
We don't even have refrigerator boxes anymore.
They don't even come in a box.
They're just not there.
A refrigerator box was like the greatest thing anybody's ever seen.
And I'm telling you, I'm not saying this because not everything we did was terrific, but there was something to be said for that.
And I believe it led to our, a deeper sense of kind of a cognitive wiring that we're seeing right now.
Okay, my friends, that's enough.
That's enough.
I want to thank you.
I want to thank you.
You've been really good.
Edger Dweller, thank you.
And Raul Rodriguez, thank you.
And thank you for listening and thank you for being a part of this.
Remember, the U.S., we still have it.
I'm telling you.
But don't let those CPAC bastards get you down because they don't represent you.
They don't represent me.
They're in it for themselves.
They're saying, how much do we make?
How much?
Well, we got the Ronald Reagan.
Did you ever see this?
CPAC?
What a racket.
Oh, CPAC.
Oh, here's 2022.
Where's 2024?
Oh, CPAC in D.C. 2024.
Here we go.
CPAC.
Ronald Reagan dinner.
Sold out.
Vivek Ramaswamy and Bishop Joseph Strickland.
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What horse shit?
You hear me?
Absolutely the biggest joke there is.
My country...
And my agenda has nothing to do with saying Vivek Ramaswamy!
I've heard him!
What are you going to do about AI?
What are you going to do about child predation?
What are you going to do about the borders?
What are you going to do about the...
I just have a list of all this stuff.
What are you going to do?
Who's next?
Who's next after Trump?
What's the vision?
What's the world view?
What are you going to do?
Are you going to maintain this ridiculous...
I don't understand something.
When it comes to Ukraine, everybody's fine.
Israel, Palestine, it's schizophrenic.
Don't get me started.
This is the biggest joke in the world.
And if you don't see this, if you don't understand this, if you can't see what a racket this is, oh, please!
But it's smart, though.
Let me take your conservatism and monetize it.
Okay?
All right.
All right, dear friends, don't forget to follow Mrs. L at Lin's Warriors.
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I want you subbed.
I want you liking this.
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I need 500 likes because it puts us on another.
Because I want somebody to say, you know, I like those people.
Why?
Well, they don't seem to be falling into that right-wing usual stuff.
And they're certainly not the left.
They're kind of like free thinkers.
And they're not afraid to take the position that may not be popular to either side.
See?
All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
See you tonight at 7. Don't forget, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Sue you.
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