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April 11, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard’s Flagrant Incompetence and Corruption Investigated by Lori Lightfoot
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This evening's show is going to be the most jam-packed and fun-filled that we have ever experienced in recent history because of the number of stories that are just Not headline reading that I think are critical.
Beyond critical.
Monumentally critical.
Critical that, well, critical.
Really critical.
Now, what do I mean?
A couple of things.
First, we're going to be talking about a story that I told you is so unbelievably fascinating.
Tiffany Henyard, the mayor of Dalton, Illinois, is subliterate.
I've never heard anyone who is a $300,000 plus a year mayor, I don't care what people sound like on the street, I don't think she has...
Just listen to this.
So it's one thing if you can say, okay, she's subliterate.
She can't speak English.
Okay.
And I don't mean somebody with an accent.
I mean somebody who doesn't speak English.
But they could be honest.
They could be hardworking.
They could have a unique form of honesty, a true sense of...
Caring and sincerity and integrity, notwithstanding the inability to even vaguely approximate English.
But she doesn't.
Not only is she subliterate, totally incomprehensible, from another planet I've never heard, ever, from anyone, ever.
Certainly, I mean, in private life, I'm trying to think.
But she happens to be the most corrupt mayor anyone has ever seen who claims, certainly, the race card when the vast majority of the individuals claiming victimization on her part are black!
Black citizens!
They're leading the charge!
And here's the best part.
Are you sitting down?
Are you ready for this?
There's like a curse on this city.
Whom do they select to get to the bottom of this?
Lori Lightfoot and her law firm.
Lori Lightfoot, who is so umbilically connected to the deep state and the shadow government that she would never do anything that in any way could embarrass the big picture.
She might say, I don't think it's a good idea for us to embarrass, to recommend for criminal sanctions.
This black woman, mayor, I mean...
We live in a world now that's upside down.
Another story.
They're talking about renaming the Francis Scott Key Bridge because he's a racist.
When it comes to the notion of race in this country, it's schizophrenic!
It's like nothing anybody's ever seen.
We'll talk about that.
And stories that will blow your mind.
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Tiffany Henyard, I'm telling you.
I just, have you heard her?
I mean, I cannot believe.
Not only that, arrogance.
She makes Fanny Willis look like John Kenneth Galbraith in terms of just self-possessed egomania.
I've never seen anything like this.
Ladies and gentlemen, I've never seen anything like this.
And they're hiring Lori Lightfoot!
What are they doing?
You're paying her 400 bucks an hour to do what?
She's not going to get to the bottom of this.
She's not going to unleash, unravel.
She's not going to uncover scads and volumes of incomprehensible corruption that could lead this proud black woman.
Come on!
We live in a race!
Everything is determined by race, fairness, justice.
Tomorrow we're going to be doing a subject ahead of time.
The reason why Black Lives Matter and Antifa have gotten away with murder.
Did you see the head of Black Lives Matter?
Aside from gaining about 100 pounds, which it's really nobody's business, but dear God, I don't know what happened to this woman.
Nobody even knows where the money went.
Nothing.
Nothing!
Dear God!
Nobody knows!
Nobody!
Nobody!
Now, sit back for that one.
I'm not even done.
I want to talk about a case today.
Which was so important and so...
I don't know how to get people to understand it.
And I'm trying to do everything in my power to make people understand specifically what this story means.
It was a fake case involving the Crumbly.
In a groundbreaking legal decision, Jennifer and James Crumbly were sentenced to 10 to 15 years.
In prison, after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter, linked to their son's violent behavior at Oxford High School, which resulted in the tragic loss of four students.
The case marked a significant turn in the legal system, holding parents accountable for their child's actions in the school shooting.
And the sentence reflected also on a broader societal and legal discourse on parental responsibility and the like.
Now let me ask you fine and great people right off the bat.
Do you believe that a parent or parents should, could, can, or whatever, be held accountable?
If their demented and deranged son or daughter or child commits murder.
Yes or no?
Yes or no?
Think about this carefully.
Think what the issue is.
Not whether there was a murder.
Not whether it was terrible, not whether the child needs help, not whether he shouldn't have had a gun, and not whether...
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Should the parents...
Should the parents...
Criminally liable.
Criminal.
Not civil.
Not civil.
Civil's a different story.
You know, sometimes we've had these things called strict liability.
Strict liability works as the following way.
Liability without fault.
And it deals with, for example, wild animals.
If you have a jaguar or some kind of a, I don't know what, a leopard, In your backyard, and you do everything in your power, and anything happens, that thing gets out, no matter what, you are liable.
Civilly.
Civilly.
Liability without fault.
Strict liability.
Explosives.
You get involved with, you know, blasting and whatever.
Liable.
Did you know that in the old days, in common law, it was presumed that most people did not know their dog bit anybody and dogs didn't bite people?
So you were presumed not to know that your dog had any predisposition to bite, so you had the one bite rule.
You had one free bite.
Your dog could bite somebody and that's it.
Now you're on notice.
Now...
It changes.
And now it holds a stricter standard, if not strict liability.
Interestingly enough, if you put up a sign that said, beware of the dog, you waived the one-bite rule because you're basically telling the world that you know that it has a propensity to bite.
I want you to think about this, my friends.
You have in your possession, in your home, a 19-year-old loser.
A nut.
An absolute Waste of flesh.
Now, for some reason or another, or it could be 18, or whatever it is, but it could be, in this particular case, it was a minor, charged as an adult, I believe, and then later, they're being held responsible for a minor.
Let's make it easy.
You have a child, not an adult.
And this 17-year-old...
Is a complete and total waste of flesh.
Sits around all day.
Won't go to school.
Sits in his jammies or her jammies and the scuffies and the Uggs and has her, you know, her ferret, her therapy ferret or some dog or whatever it is.
Munching on her edibles.
Won't go to work.
Won't go to school.
Always anxious.
Always freaked out.
Miserable, terrible attitude, doesn't look at you, the typical.
But this thing of yours, this spawn, also has this tendency, interestingly enough, also has this tendency of being sexually inappropriate.
Sexually inappropriate.
And you're put on notice.
And one day he goes out and he abuses somebody and they turn around and they charge you.
What?
It's not a gun.
His behavior you should have known about.
Think that's fair?
So where are we going next?
So where are we going next?
You got a son who's an alky.
He's an alcoholic.
17 years old.
He won't stop drinking.
He gets a hold of your car, gets the keys, goes out and kills somebody.
They're going to charge you for that?
Criminally?
Not civilly.
Criminally!
You're going to go to prison.
Not a lawsuit.
Civil is different.
Lower burden, different thing.
Kind of make people whole.
It's like having a wild animal.
This is nuts.
This is red flagging.
This is red flagging you.
This is going after it.
This is about guns.
Let me ask you this question.
Since everybody's talking about race, You want to talk about some black couples, black families, whose kids get involved in gangs and guns?
Excuse me.
Do you ever hear that?
I mean, everybody talks about race.
I'm only doing it, too.
You taught me how to do it.
Hell, Francis Scott Key, racist.
Okay.
Lori Lightfoot, racist.
Okay, I got it.
Fanny Wallace, racist.
I don't know.
Race card.
Okay, I got it.
I got it.
I got it.
Think about that one.
Does that make sense to you?
Do you see where this is going?
Do you see where we're going with all this?
How come you don't have it?
You mean there's no gangbangers anywhere?
Nobody has a gun?
Guns?
Nobody?
Never?
Never?
You ever heard about this before?
No.
Well, why this family?
Why?
I mean, we can guess.
I guess, sort of.
I don't understand it.
I don't get it.
I do not understand it.
Now we got this story I heard today, and I saw this, and my heart kind of broke, because I thought to myself, they're playing this kid for reasons.
Well, by the way, check this out, Daily Mail.
After an embezzlement scandal, sexual harassment claims, and mounting ethics, she hired a sex offender.
This is Tiffany Henyard.
Okay.
Aside from that.
Let me show you this one, too.
Let me tell you this one.
This is the one I saw today.
Meet Finn.
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's 15-year-old daughter, formerly Serafina Rose, debuts new name during grandfather's funeral.
Listen to this article.
I'm going to read it exactly as it was from the Daily Mail.
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's 15-year-old, formerly Serafina Rose, made their, T-H-E-I-R, made their, ooh, how many of them?
Just one.
Made their first appearance under a new name, Finn, at a memorial service for Jennifer's father last weekend.
Wearing a black pantsuit, And Buzzcut, here's a pantsuit?
I mean, is he a man or a boy?
Isn't a pantsuit a woman?
I don't know.
We call it a suit.
I guess it's a pantsuit.
Maybe it's those Brits, the way they arrive.
But anyway, this is a quote.
Wearing a black pantsuit and Buzzcut hairstyle, Finn introduced themselves by their new name before reading a Bible verse.
Give me a break.
Can you believe this shit?
I'm sorry.
They?
Themselves?
They?
Do they have no...
Does the Daily Mail have any decency?
Do you?
I mean, seriously?
With a straight face?
I know you don't care about spelling.
I know the level of...
Oh my god, the level of literature has been a joke lately.
It's been a joke.
It's been a cosmic joke.
They?
They introduce themselves?
You've got to be kidding me.
This is...
I mean, I never...
You...
I can understand somebody with a nose ring and pink hair standing on a corner.
Are you kidding me?
Are you...
Dear God!
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
My handwriting is so horrible.
So horrible.
I don't even know what I'm writing.
I'm going to figure this out.
I'm going to figure this out.
Next, I love this story.
And I want to share it with you.
By the way, just to the show at Lionel Legal, a brand new show on the whole crumbly thing.
And I invite you to attend.
But I saw this story, and this one absolutely killed me.
I thought it was very interesting from a legal point of view.
Fascinating to me, okay?
Let me see where this is.
This was one of these ones.
This is a guy.
This is a guy who tries to sue a bunch of women.
On Facebook.
Because they libeled him.
I wanted to read this story to you.
It's one of the best stories.
I think it's so interesting.
And I will find it one of these days.
And this fellow goes on Facebook.
And I think the title was called, Did You Date This One Guy?
Did you date this guy or something?
And a bunch of women, apparently, who dated him or whatever, all got on and started to talk about him.
And just absolutely destroyed this story.
Here's a question.
And I can't find it right now to save my life.
Doesn't matter.
Doesn't matter.
Oh, look at this.
Cisgender man, 21, says he's mistaken for a woman every day due to androgynous looks as he opens up about shocking encounters he's had with strangers left stunned by his feminine appearance.
What is the matter with this?
And I admit, I read this stuff like you, maybe you, and I think to myself, this is the most stupid thing I've ever seen in my life.
But anyway, let me just tell you the story.
So he goes online and these women basically say he's the worst, he's terrible, he's awful, he's terrible.
Some people said he might be either a murderer or he might have an STD and that's not a good idea.
Anyway, the judge dismissed it and said, would you stop this?
Because he was upset over the fact that all these women were going online and basically saying he was terrible.
We're going to see new areas, new levels of lunacy that is being seen regarding Facebook in terms of libel and the like.
And you're also going to be seeing something which I'm surprised we haven't seen.
People who sue on behalf of restaurants for bad ratings and the like.
This is something which I find to be absolutely phenomenal.
Next, Netanyahu says we're going to have the Rafa incursion come hell or high water.
Nobody, but nobody, is saying a word of it here.
I am fascinated.
I go online.
I see what people say.
I listen to all of the stories.
All of the incredible accounts.
Brilliant.
Middle Eastern, Al Jazeera, Judge Napolitano, Mearsheimer.
They're going crazy.
They even have AOC admitting, yep, this is genocide, all right.
Huge!
Huge!
Absolutely gargantuan!
Nothing in our world.
Nothing.
No word.
Nothing.
Absolutely nothing.
Did you get to see this Jose Andres this weekend?
This was with Martha Raddatz.
They made, how do I say this?
They made dead Palestinians sound like death toll, numbers.
Unbelievable.
Simply unbelievable.
Like I've never, I never thought even remotely.
It's fascinating.
And here's the best part.
Ready for this?
The best part about all this?
Nothing in this country.
Nothing.
Look at this article.
This is Daily Mail.
Where is the outrage at Hamas?
Emotional Anthony Blinken asks why the world's anger is directed at Israel and there's deafening silence on October the 7th as he reveals the U.S. still doesn't know Benyahu's Rafa plans.
This is one of those ones where either you have to understand this or not.
Either you have to get this Or not.
This is one of those stories that to the rest of the world, right now as we speak, is so huge!
I mean, it is International Court of Justice.
Nothing in this country.
Nothing.
Absolutely nothing.
And here we are as we sit with 210 days to the election.
This is the part that I'm telling you I've never imagined.
Did you hear of the woman in the back of the airstream?
A Long Island doctor who fatally fell out of her family's moving Airstream loved the trailer so much that she nicknamed it and used to sleep there even when it was parked in their driveway.
And they said, you don't drive in it, you don't get in it when you're driving it.
Did you know that?
I'm serious.
Did I miss something here?
They said to her, well, obviously you don't get in the back of a trailer that's connected to your truck.
Did you know this?
Did anybody know this?
I mean, I feel so sorry for her.
But they're kind of making her out to be like a dumbass.
They're like, well, what do you want?
It's an airstream.
You don't get in the back of it when it's...
Well, why not?
Well, because...
What?
Do the doors fly open when it's behind?
No.
Well, why wouldn't you be able to sit in it?
Does this make sense to you?
Maybe I'm just, seriously, do they have a lock on the door yet?
When you see this behind you and you pull over, is everything in the Airstream all knocked over?
Are the doors opening up, things flying out?
No.
Why would you think that this is unsafe?
I'm serious.
My heart goes out to this woman.
But they make it sound like, what are you, dummy?
What are you doing?
This is the most incredible story.
I don't know why.
And there's another story that I can't figure out.
And I don't know why it bothers me.
And I tell people this now and I look and they don't really get it.
The bar owner or whatever, the guy who has the wolf takes a wolf.
Or woof, as some people say, wraps tape around the muzzle and then takes it out after he's taunted it, taking pictures of it, and kills it.
I'm not an animal nut, believe me when I tell you that.
That is so demented.
But then again, what do I expect?
We don't even care about death.
We don't even care.
We don't care about anything in this country.
Why would that?
Why would a wolf or a wolf, as people, I love the way they say that.
Why would this bother?
Why does that?
Every now and then something will happen.
I'm thinking that's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen.
That's the most demented and depraved thing I've ever seen in my life.
It's depraved.
It's demented.
How did this happen?
I don't understand.
Today I've been walking around thinking to myself, and it was such a beautiful day.
Mrs. Dell and I walked around and we see these people and they're out playing at the park.
It was 77 degrees.
It was beautiful.
Absolutely just gorgeous.
And there was a sense of, you know, people are happy.
And yet, despite all this, all day I've been thinking to myself, I don't understand what's going on.
None of this makes any sense.
More attention to that goddamn eclipse than anything going on in the world.
This eclipse.
And now there are people who are claiming, you know, I might have burned my eyes.
You know, that eclipse, you know, those glasses may have been phony.
I might have had phony glasses.
They supposedly had a certain number on it.
I bought the glasses and I'm looking right at it.
Let me ask you something.
Did any of you, would you trust, did you really have to look up at that?
Seriously.
I'm just curious.
If there's the remotest chance, the remotest, this is like Lady Godiva.
Don't look at it.
Don't look at it.
You'll go blind.
Don't look at it.
Who is looking at this thing?
With or without glasses?
What are you doing?
What is the matter with you?
Well, you don't have to look at it at all.
I don't even want to see it.
Show me a picture of it.
That's good.
What?
Is your version of this?
Okay, I got it.
I remember.
I don't understand.
I think that was almost like a sigh of just to see how many stupid people would blind themselves.
I swear to God.
I have been so interested in that.
What was it about that event?
They say, well, you know, this happens once every...
Well, what is it?
Well, I don't know.
But it happens every once...
But what?
What was it?
Well, and I know what it is.
Can you see it?
Well, don't look at it.
So what are you doing?
Well, it's just...
I just want to be...
Why?
Because I'm a lemming.
I will do whatever I think is...
Whether it's going to a parade, following a team...
Voting a particular way, getting tattoos, using a particular phraseology or a word over to the point.
I really mean this.
I really mean this.
I wish we'd have celebrated people who say, I am not going to be a part of something just because everybody's doing it.
That should have been the celebration, but no.
In fact, it was a celebration of let's just do something together without thinking.
And these people, and I recognize the fact that, whatever, but...
Okay, it's rare, whatever the hell that is.
There's a lot of stuff that's rare.
I told you, take a deck of cards, tell somebody to pick six cards and ask them, do you know the odds of you getting those cards in that order?
It's the rarest thing you've ever done in your life.
It depends upon your perspective.
We're sitting here right now and I'm thinking to myself, I am doomed because I'm among a group of people who just...
And I say to myself, okay, that's enough.
I'm not going to get upset about it anymore.
I'm not going to get upset about it.
Why get upset?
Why get upset?
And they're showing these terrible pictures.
See this picture of Gene Hackman?
Gene Hackman, he goes to a 7-Eleven, he buys a cup of coffee and an apple pie or something.
And they say, he's wearing the same clothes the identical outfit he wore weeks earlier.
Leave the man alone.
He's Gene Hackman.
He's 94. He lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
I think she's, what, 30 years?
Leave the man alone.
If he wants, he can do whatever he wants to do.
He's just bothering nobody.
I just, it's like...
The man has given us more delight ever.
The movie where I got my name, Lionel, was from a movie called Scarecrow.
And he played Max.
And Al Pacino was Francis Lionel Del Bucchi.
That's the name.
I happened to be watching it one day when I was calling up a...
Talk show?
And they said, what's your name?
And I said, Lionel.
I was just watching this movie.
I said, yeah, that's it.
That's the ticket.
That's the name.
And then when I called up the next time, I said, what's your name?
I said, oh, no, is this Lionel?
I said, who?
Oh, yeah, yeah, right.
Yeah, whatever.
French Connection.
Conversation.
He's one of the greatest actors of all time.
Mississippi Burning?
I just...
It's like this poor man.
He's just doing nothing.
And even that's bothering me.
The wolf.
Finn with the they.
This.
The eclipse.
I'm losing my mind.
I'm losing my mind.
Okay?
Because I live in a world where I just don't...
I don't know.
I don't fit in.
I heard something today that was also...
Oh, what was it today?
Oh, I heard the most stupid thing I was going to share with you.
I was thinking about this.
Oh, oh, oh, I know what it was.
I was listening to somebody.
I think it was Judge Knapp.
Napolitano.
And he had somebody on.
They were talking about...
Oh, about Lavender.
Which, of course, got no coverage in the news.
None.
An AI targeting system for Israel.
Okay, fine.
So anyway, so I'm listening to this stuff.
And this feller was on there.
He says, you know, this AI doesn't work.
I went in and I shot GPT.
And I asked it to say, what are the similarities between what's going on in Gaza and the Warsaw Ghetto?
And it said, I can't talk about that because it's too sensitive.
You see?
This AI doesn't work.
And I'm thinking to myself, you're looking at ChatGPT, what, version 3, 4?
You're looking at ChatGPT with artificial intelligence?
I mean, is that it?
I actually said this.
Because sometimes on ChatGPT, if you've ever used it, they can say, well, I'd rather not say this.
And you say, okay.
Imagine I'm writing this sarcastically.
Oh, okay, I can do it.
There's work around.
It's a fantastic program.
And I thought to myself, that's what you think artificial intelligence is?
This is...
Let me ask you something.
What was a story that never got coverage, that blew you away, that you thought...
I can't believe they're not talking about this.
Or, I can't believe they don't understand it.
What was it?
What was that thing, that event?
9-11?
What is it?
Johnny Pittman says, AI is stupid.
It lies and spreads disinformation.
I hope that was a joke.
Building 7. Oh, Building 7. Curling Iron Unboxing.
Thank you so much for that.
Yes.
Super Pooper Man.
This is...
I will never...
Oh, well, you mentioned Building 7. This is the one for those of us who were here who say, aren't you going to mention that?
No.
No.
Can you imagine if there was a second bridge that collapsed four hours after the Francis Scott Key Bridge?
Another one collapsed and it wasn't hit by anything.
The same day, four hours later, let's say.
Do you think anybody would mention it?
Do you think anybody would mention it?
Now think about this.
Francis got a key bridge eight hours later, let's see.
Another bridge right next to it, not hit by anything.
What do you think would happen if they didn't hit it?
If nobody said anything?
You say, what?
And if somebody said, well, why did this bridge fall?
Well, a little of the debris, some of the debris, Flew over from this key bridge onto that one.
You know, the waves, the convection.
Really?
Yeah, you know, the convection and the...
You know, that's what...
Really?
Oh, yeah, yeah, that's it.
You're serious?
Yeah.
What would you think about that?
That was Building 7. Two buildings fall within an hour apart.
5.20pm.
Nothing.
Not a word.
Isn't that something?
This is where I started to say, is everybody here?
Is this a joke?
Is this a joke?
Is somebody joking me?
I think I'm joking.
Does anybody not notice that anybody's talking about artificial AI being used for this lavender program?
No?
Nobody whatsoever?
No.
But you're talking about this incredible Eclipse.
That's what you're talking about.
You can't get enough of that.
You can't get enough of that.
I can't believe it.
Lori Cuck says, I'm having a bad day.
Could you do the Royals routine, please?
The Royals?
Kansas City Royals?
The British Royals?
I don't know what the Royals routine is.
I'm sorry you're having a bad day.
I'd love to do it for you.
Oh!
Can I ask you something?
Yeah.
Where's Kate?
Huh?
Where's Kate?
Kate Middleton?
Anybody?
Do you know they haven't said anything about her?
The Brits?
Nothing?
Let me say this again.
She's just not anywhere to be found.
They just stopped talking about her.
Let me say this again.
I don't think you understand what I'm saying.
This is the wife, future queen, what, consort, Very soon to be king of England.
She shows up in the creepiest video.
If it's not, put it this way, if it's not AI, it's what looks like AI.
I don't know what it was.
With flowers behind her that didn't move, like they were painting, and she's not being mentioned.
Not Wilbur.
Now, if she's dead, if she's dead, they're going to have to mention her someday.
They're going to have to say, okay, whatever happened with that?
Five years, we haven't seen her.
They're going to have to say, oh, by the way, we didn't want to tell you, but she died.
What?
Well, we thought it'd be best to keep it from you.
Oh, okay.
This is the part that I don't understand.
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I always think that there's some kind of, I don't know what the word is, but there is a huge psychological operation going on at every...
Level there is.
A psychological level.
And what it is, I think, is this incredibly fascinating thing where they keep doing things to see how much stuff you'll just put up with.
How much stuff you'll just take and tolerate.
When you will just not react to anything.
Where you are so overwhelmed with your own information, your own stuff, that you just say, ah, the hell with it.
And I think we're there right now.
I swear to you, I think we're there.
One of the things which I think was the source of my anger towards everybody involved in that stupid eclipse thing was the amount of attention.
They show to something that had absolutely no effect whatsoever.
And the same people who have no understanding of anything.
I remember during when COVID, I said, do you know what a virus is?
No.
Do you know how a mask works?
Do you know how small a virus is?
Do you ever question this?
No.
But Michio Kaku was on 9, and Neil deGrasse Tyson, and here's the moon, and here's the sun, and they're...
Wow!
Tell me again.
Okay, here's the moon, and here's the sun, and the moon comes right between there.
Normally, the moon's down here, but we get...
Oh, my God.
Yeah!
Tell us again.
All right.
When's the next one?
Can we look at it?
No, don't look at it.
Why?
Because it'll burn your eyes.
The same people who said, can I tell you about how a virus is transmitted?
No.
I'm not interested.
I'm not interested.
Can I just stay home?
Yeah.
Can I hit my pots and pans at 7pm?
Yeah.
Okay, I'm happy.
That's the part.
That's where I realized we as a society, we're just doomed.
We're just doomed.
Seriously.
I mean, Wow!
But what are you going to do?
What are you going to do?
Lori, I hope you feel better.
I hope you feel better.
I hope you just...
I just...
Mrs. Delamay all the time says...
She was trying to explain the other day debt bondage to somebody.
They looked at you like, what are you talking about?
Nobody cares about anything.
We just...
We don't give a shit.
About anything.
Nothing but the eclipse.
Oh, man.
Tell us again.
Okay.
Daddy, tell me a story.
I just told you this story.
Tell me again.
Okay.
All right.
There is no intelligent life here.
Please promise me, when we're done, Well, you're going to do a couple of things.
Number one, and this is important, number one, you're going to go to Mrs. L's channel, Lin's Warriors.
You're going to do that.
Promise me.
Promise me.
You're not...
Do this.
You cannot believe what you're hearing.
You cannot believe what is going on before...
Your very eyes.
Well, of course you can.
Okay?
You're going to do that.
You're then going to go to Lionel Legal on YouTube.
You're going to sign up for that one.
Okay?
That's what you're going to do.
That's what you're going to do.
That's all.
And it's one of those things that makes a lot of sense.
And then you're going to ask yourself the question.
You're going to join me, of course, in thanking Lori Cuck, who says, oh, did you see that man talking about bankrupting Alex Jones?
No, I did not.
Well, let me see this one.
Who is this?
Oh!
Let me see.
Well, let me see.
Let me see here.
I don't know.
Who am I?
What am I looking for?
This sounds interesting.
You said CIA?
Okay.
Oh, CIA officer admits to undercover journalists that FBI just attended.
Is that it?
No.
That's not it.
I'm sorry.
I can't.
I'm trying to.
I must have missed that one.
You know, dear friends, I'm sorry to tell you this one, but I tried one time to explain to somebody why the whole notion of Alex Jones and Stanley is very, very, oh, gateway pundit.
You know, that gateway pundit, I sure hope they're telling the truth.
The reason why is I like their stuff.
I like their stuff.
I just hope it's the truth.
Let's see this.
Oh!
Undercover video.
Oh, I see this.
Oh, I see.
Alright.
This looks like one of those investigation things.
A former, this is according to Gateway Pundit, a CIA officer, former FBI official, is on an undercover video boasting about using the might of the federal government to jail anyone by setting them up.
Wow!
There's something I never thought about, huh?
Gavin O 'Blennis, a contracting officer for the CIA, told an undercover journalist with sound investigations.
That sounds like that James, what's his name?
Remember that?
The Veritas?
Remember him?
Where is he, by the way?
And where is Project Veritas?
And who am I talking to?
Anyway, Gavin O 'Blennis, a contracting officer of the CIA.
Told an undercover journalist with sound investigations that the FBI can put anyone in jail, set them up.
We call it a nudge or a nudge.
A nudge is more of a Yiddish term, like a jerk.
He said this, adding that the FBI can put problematic right-wing journalists like Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones in jail.
Oblennis said of Infowars founder Alex Jones, the FBI took his money away.
And chopped his legs off.
That's interesting.
Sound investigations.
Okay.
I'm going to follow them.
Now, let me tell you the problem with this.
And let me see if I can explain this one to you.
And Laurie, I'm glad you brought that up.
I'm glad you brought this up.
On Benny Johnson's show, it made me sick.
Benny Johnson?
I've got to see the Benny Johnson show.
I have not seen the Benny Johnson show, but thank you.
Here's the problem I have, and this is what people have to realize, first of all, the notion with Alex Jones, and this is what nobody will understand, and I'm doing the best so I can explain this to you.
First, Alex Jones' problem is Alex Jones.
And the reason why is because he is such a target.
There is nobody but Nobody that basically says, come on!
Trump's like that.
There have been other people, but not like Trump and not like Alex Jones.
Alex Jones sits there and he harumphs and his neck is completely disappeared.
He doesn't look healthy at all.
But he was absolutely pioneering In the alternative and civilian journalism.
Civilian and citizen journalism.
And what he did was a couple of things.
First, do you have the right to say that you do not believe in something?
Absolutely.
I don't believe that, well, you can say this, I don't believe that we landed on them all.
I think it's all a lie!
I think...
Kubrick came in there and it was a soundstage and I think it's a lie!
Okay.
Can you say that?
Absolutely.
Can you say whatever you want?
I don't think they shot Lincoln.
I don't believe it.
Whatever you want.
First Amendment, right?
I think so.
Here's a problem.
Let's say you were to say, I don't believe we landed on the moon and I think the whole thing's a lie.
You get sued by Buzz Aldrin.
You said, you calling me a liar?
Well, I guess I am.
Well, I'm getting calls left and right and they're threatening me and I've got to move and it's because of you and I'm going to sue you and you've got a big platform.
Wait a minute.
Now, in the case if Alex Jones had to do all of that again, I think he could have maybe perhaps phrased his In credulity a little differently because the problem was that when you have individuals who are saying, look, this transcends defamation.
Now you're targeting me.
And I've got to hear this.
This is intentional infliction of emotional distress and everything.
And they've got a point.
That's a tough one.
So when it comes to I don't believe that happened, then somebody comes along and says, are you calling me a liar?
Are you calling me a liar?
Think about how many times you say, I don't believe that happened.
I don't believe that happened.
Let's say you dispute a COVID theory.
Some COVID theory.
You'd say, that's a lie.
Somebody gets freaked out because they were told that their grandfather died of COVID and you said there's no such thing as it.
So you're sued for, wait a minute, what?
And people are calling them up and they're saying, what do you mean?
So-and-so's got a TV show and he said that there's no such thing as that and you said this.
So now we're going to get into this?
Think about what that does.
Think about how you now use as a second...
And by the way, I saw the special on...
HBO, oh my god.
This was an example of what happens when the ball starts rolling.
When you start, all of a sudden you've done things for a long time and you feel like, you know what, I can say whatever I want in the First Amendment and you get people to come out as special correspondents and then they get angry.
And then you attribute it to them.
And next thing you know, it's like, wait a minute, hold it.
There are people who get real, real angry.
They get real angry.
And they're not just normal people anymore.
I'm sorry to say this.
I've seen this.
I've been a part of this.
You've got to be careful.
They go nuts.
I've seen this before.
I've seen this.
You can start off and you can say, you know, I think there might be life in the planet.
Go to a MUFON or MUFON convention.
You know, the UFO network?
Good luck with that one.
You'll meet every lunatic in the world.
I used to think at first, you know, this 9-11, oh my god, stop that one.
Big buttons, you know.
It's an inside job!
Okay, alright, take it easy.
You know, I'm going to be leaving now.
Thank you.
And it's not that there's, it just attracts these people.
And again, Crazy me.
I think half of these people are recruited to show up to make this thing look like a bunch of nuts.
Just like, who was the idiot who said, hey, I got an idea.
In order for America to understand the position of the plight of the Palestinians, I'm going to yell death to America.
What do you think?
Is that a good idea?
No?
Really?
Okay, I thought it was a good idea.
So this thing starts going.
And the next thing you know, it goes nuts and I loved, in the course of this investigation, I loved this documentary.
Did you notice, did you take into account how your products sold when you mentioned certain things?
The answer is yes.
Excuse me, HBO, did you ever notice how your subscriptions, and I don't even know how you make money, but...
And ABC, did you notice?
And Super Bowl, when you charged $80 million a second for a Super Bowl ad, did you notice that this guy, I mean, to think that somebody would say, so what you're doing, Mr. Jones, you're suggesting that you might phrase, you might change the direction of a particular opinion vector.
Based upon the number of viewers.
I love it.
We live in a world of, if you're in social media, how many hits did I get?
How many subscriptions did I get?
Any likes?
How many likes did I get?
What's the viewers?
Think about this.
We live in nothing but metrics, and they're asking them that.
And the thing is, remember, when somebody tells you the truth, concede or say, yep, stipulate, yep, that's exactly right.
It's called business.
Yep.
That's why Francis Ford Coppola can't get anybody to back his movie because of this thing called business.
Oh, this is one.
I would love to have a team of lawyers sit around and just talk about this because the implications of using libel law to shut people up because you have an opinion and then somebody says, you, by virtue of you expressing this, and I'm not saying, Alex, this is what happened.
But I can see somebody taking this and saying, you know what?
We're onto something here.
Let's don't go after plain old defamation.
Let's go after intentional infliction of emotional distress because he's saying that we're liars by virtue of him making something up.
Imagine Snowden or Assange sued because the family members of the people who were involved in that supposed A gunship murder or assault or death or shooting of those innocent people.
This is the story.
That family is under attack because somehow their identity was released.
And it's Assange's fault because when he reported that, you basically sort of, not liable, but you see where this goes?
You see where this goes?
SH was weird, like Building 7. I've got questions.
SH was weird.
Oh yeah.
Well listen, you can have questions about anything.
About anything.
But what they do is, they always want you to say, I don't know about that.
I'm not going to say, just don't, just keep it.
Think about something that you have said.
Think about something that You make a statement on the police.
New York City police aren't arresting enough people.
They're soft on crime.
Somebody takes offense to that.
Somebody's affected by this.
I mean, it's novel, as novel as you can get.
It's just like with January 6th.
That's one of the most interesting theories of them all.
Look how that was presented.
Joe Biden told you, if the government ever came after you...
You would not be able to fight back.
You would not be able to fight back.
You would need F-16s and nuclear weapons.
You cannot beat the government.
You cannot do that.
So all of you crazy Second Amendment people with your guns, forget it.
Oh, except that guy with the potbelly and the eye patch and the camis on, he can overthrow the government?
He can?
And what, the group of, what was it, about 100 people?
I don't know.
The ones who were invited in, those people can, but nobody else can.
They didn't even have any weapons.
And they were, I mean, you said that citizens cannot do it even with weapons.
They didn't have weapons, so therefore, ipso facto, they could not be even remotely guilty of perhaps overthrowing the government.
You see, but this requires somebody thinking about this and listening to this.
And there's just too much information.
Not to mention, there's the eclipse!
There's the eclipse!
That's all that matters.
And what causes it?
Well, when the moon gets between...
Okay.
Isn't that scene from Arthur?
When you get caught between the moon and New York City?
Wasn't that it?
Laurie Cuck, you were on fire.
You understand that?
You're on fire.
Thank you for that.
Always pay attention to what's happening.
Always pay attention.
Look at how things are changing drastically.
And also, look at what's not being covered.
And I'm going to leave you with this.
Kate.
Piers Morgan.
Piers Morgan.
Ah, the genius.
Piers Morgan.
Yes, Piers.
Yes.
Ha ha ha ha!
Piers!
Yes!
Goes after, can't wait to go after Norman Finkelstein and he puts on junk yogurt and Dershowitz, but won't say anything about Kate Middleton.
And, and the, uh, Kidas, thanks for making, and the, you mean the Cicadas?
Or the acaldas?
The mayors?
Is that acalde?
The Spanish word for mayor?
I don't know.
Is this a code word?
In any event.
Thank you, dear friends.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Isn't that wonderful?
Oh, and they just realized there's a government, there's a top secret plan to spray salt in the air.
I think they called it geoengineering.
He said that with a straight face.
All right, dear friends.
Okay.
Well, listen, you have a great and glorious day.
We'll see you tomorrow at 8 a.m.
Don't forget, follow Mrs. L at Linza Warriors.
Thank you so much for being here.
Thank you so much for being a part of our family.
You crazy, demented, and wonderfully strange people.
I love you.
Have a great and glorious night.
See you tomorrow.
Don't forget, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Suya.
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