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April 22, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Donald Trump Is the Only Candidate Standing Between the US and Complete Tyranny
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Good evening, dear friends.
Good evening.
Happy Sunday evening to you and to yours.
And welcome.
Welcome to this.
We have a show for you tonight.
Tonight's topic, theoretically, tentatively, Donald Trump is the only candidate standing between the U.S. And complete tyranny.
I think that makes complete and total sense, don't you think?
I don't think that's at all exaggerative in the least.
He is the only thing.
And for those of you who happen to be viewing, who might not look to Mr. Trump as being your first choice, let me tell you something right now.
You have no choice.
It's a very simple thing.
Donald Trump is chemotherapy.
I hate to put it like this.
He is chemotherapy, not chemosabe.
He is chemotherapy.
And he is absolutely, positively...
I've got so much to tell you tonight.
So much that I don't even know what to tell you.
I don't even know where to start.
I don't even know where to begin.
So I'm going to start with the beginning.
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I'm a truth virus.
I will latch on.
I am a truth parasite.
I will latch on to a host.
Whoever is available, whoever will benefit the promulgation of truth, I will be there.
And to make no bones about it, I have no concern who it is.
I am, and today's word is agathokakological.
I'm sure that a good friend, the honeyman, Mr. Christo Snobber, would perhaps notice the Greek agathokakological.
Logical.
Cacophony.
Cacophonous.
Cacocracy.
This is a word that means both good and evil.
It's a combination of both.
Manichaea, no.
Both.
Concomitant good and evil.
We're going to be talking about that.
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Now, my friends, let's talk about something in no particular order.
Donald Trump is the only candidate standing between the U.S. and complete tyranny.
You know, my friends, We are constantly under this idea, we're told, this belief system, that somehow there is a racial divide.
That black folks are over here, and this one is over there.
Wait a minute, hold it before we forget.
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Let's talk about something, my friends.
We are under the belief system that there is a racial divide in this country.
Let me tell you something right now.
The secret to, and I never want to ask this, I never want to do this, but I would love so much to be able to say to our black brothers and sisters, I don't want to have you identify, I don't know who's Jewish or Asian or Asian American or black and white,
but I wish we could somehow know that we are covering the racial Gender, sexual, whatever, divide.
I want everybody who believes in truth, who believes in liberty, to come forward.
And I also want to have my sincere belief that when it comes to families and right and wrong and living in freedom, blacks and whites and gays and straights and trans, everybody agrees.
There's no...
Today, Mrs. Allen and I went to a Costco.
Costco is just like, dear God!
And there's no gay section.
There's no black section.
It is a multiplicity of humanity.
Everybody wants taco shells.
It doesn't matter who you are.
The bakery!
We're the same!
I know this sounds crazy.
We want baked goods and tires and hot dogs and there's no...
I hate to break it to you, we're just common sense.
This is Stacey Abrams.
Stacey Abrams, by the way, she...
I thought for sure she would be.
She's articulate.
She's smart.
She knows the lie.
She knows the drill.
Listen to this one.
Listen to this move.
This one absolutely gets me beyond anything.
This is Stacey Abrams.
She was discussing this notion, this thing called DEI.
You know what that is, right?
DEI.
Diversity, equity, and bullshit, I think it's.
DEI.
Listen to the exactitude, the certitude of Ms. Abrams.
And please, if you're swallowing any hot liquids or something, please spit it out before you hear this.
In inclusion, DEI is an attack on democracy.
Let me try this again.
Hang on.
One more time.
Hang on.
One second here.
Let me see.
One more time.
Let me go.
Here we go.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Got you.
What is going on here?
Hang on a minute.
Wait a minute.
I was doing so great here that something happened.
Attack on how our economy works.
What is happening here?
Go ahead.
What we know is that the attack on diversity, equity, and inclusion, DEI.
It's an attack on democracy.
It's an attack on education.
It's an attack on how our economy works.
She should have said democracy, education, and maybe integrity, but she went D-E-E like D. What we know is that the attack on diversity, equity, and inclusion, D-E-I, is an attack on democracy.
It's an attack on education.
It's an attack on how our economy works.
Okay.
Okay.
Don't you want to say, Stacy, please, please, for the love of God, Stacy, no, no, no, no, no.
Listen to this instead, okay?
Listen to this instead.
This is something a little bit different.
Provide not for his own.
By the way, this is a woman, I'm sorry, this is a woman from Chicago.
She was speaking up and she was speaking in reference to...
She's wearing a MAGA hat.
Let me let you see what she looks like.
She's wearing a MAGA hat.
This is the proud African-American woman in Chicago.
Now, if you think it takes guts to wear a MAGA hat here in Cleveland or at the...
Imagine what she's going through.
Imagine what she's going through.
Listen, this is not too long, but I just love her verb.
The Lord Chicago Red is our organization.
Chicago Red.
Because we started this session with a prayer, I want to start my comment with a scripture.
1 Timothy 5 and 8 says, But if any provide not for his own, and specifically for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.
Now, for some reason, Bible verse, It's like Shakespeare to me.
Once you start, I lose.
I don't know about you, but I can't follow it.
Bible verse, biblical verse, and Shakespeare.
For who say unto me, and cometh faithful.
But...
But I kind of get what she's saying.
So I want to talk to y 'all today about not going to hell.
In the 37th Ward, there was a family, the Jones family.
Amari A. Jones was standing in her family building that they've owned for 40 years, doing a TikTok dance with her mother.
A bullet came through the window, hit her in the neck.
She fell to the ground in front of her mother and bled to death.
A month ago, on the Chicago mugshot page, her mother was on that page.
Her mother had on her daughter's rest in peace t-shirt.
She washed it so many times that it was completely faded out.
She was completely hot out of her mind and the charge was possession.
Now, the first $51 million that this council gave to the migrants came from the opioid settlement funds.
Now, listen to this one.
By the way, this is a very unique connection.
Do you see where she's going with this?
Do you see where she's going?
Listen carefully.
I am here on behalf of the Jones family, on behalf of the 37th Ward, on behalf of Black Chicago, On behalf of the entire city to ask you all to vote no and put that money back in an opioid settlement fund.
We need that money in my neighborhood.
We need that on my block.
That woman should not be at Cook County jail because she's grieving over a random act of violence that caused her to lose her child in front of her face when the city of Chicago has millions upon millions upon millions of dollars to give to people who ain't paid a dime into the tax base.
Can you listen to this?
Do you not love as do I when somebody is able to perfectly connect two ideas?
I love what she's saying.
This woman, yes, she might be by virtue of this, but by virtue of her own sadness, her sorrow, and in any event, irrespective, I want, and she wants, and this brave woman wants obviously, the money to stay here in this country.
We have had it.
Had it with this preferential preoccupation with illegal aliens.
It makes no sense.
We've been in my building for 52 years.
We've got to pay some more taxes.
The Jones family has been in their building for 45 years, paying taxes every year on time.
So I'm asking y 'all to use our tax money for our people.
We need it.
We got people leaning.
We got people rocking.
We got overdosing.
We got pass-out lines.
You live on the west side, Mayor Johnson.
You know exactly what I'm talking about.
We need the money for us.
We need opioid treatment on the west side of Chicago.
We are the headquarters of the cartel, and everybody in here knows this.
They selling more drugs than the law can allow, and y 'all giving money back to them because they traffic those people up here, so we paying them going and coming.
Absolutely not.
We pay too much.
It costs too much money to live in this city.
Help!
Wanda Jones.
Help every other grieving mother who feels like she has to go get high to get over the loss of her child.
This is a woman who lived in that house.
She still sleeps in that living room where her daughter passed out and bled to death.
So I'm asking y 'all to say no.
Put these people on the back burner and put the money back in the opioid fund.
We need that money.
Thank y 'all.
I think she is absolutely, positively perfect.
And I love, see, there's this, maybe it's the, I don't know what it is, the trial lawyer in me or whatever it is, but I love when somebody's able to make the argument perfectly.
And when you look at, as I have looked at, There's two forms of, there's two assets, two aspects of drug use.
There's drug cartel, drug sales, drug trafficking, but then there are people who use drugs and have used drugs and have become addicted to drugs for a variety of reasons.
And we never forget those people who do it to either self-medicate, to act as an emotional emollient, to quench.
Not quench, but to quash these feelings.
You know, opioids and narcotics are one of the ways to remove yourself from reality.
And irrespective of that, I want the money here in this country.
Now let me tell you, this despicable act, which I find to be absolutely, without a doubt, this is the one That made me so sick.
Sick to my...
Remember this one?
Look at the flag.
Look at the Ukrainian flag.
Look at the chant Ukraine.
Just...
Ukraine?
Ukraine?
This makes me sick.
This absolutely...
There should be...
I think there was a congressperson who said there has to be...
You cannot wave the flag of another country in ours.
And you ask, why do we need Trump again?
What is Trump going to do?
What exactly is he?
Can you believe we're even asking for this?
But if you really want...
Now, if you missed this one, this is the one that absolutely made me berserk.
This one here.
Listen to this.
Our democratic way of life.
Do we have a...
Let me go back to this.
I'm so sorry for ruining the timing of this.
Listen to Representative Gerald Connolly from the 11th District of Virginia.
Some say, well, we have to deal with our border first.
The Ukrainian-Russian border is our border.
It's the border between depraved autocracy and freedom-loving people seeking our democratic way of life.
Do we have a stake in that outcome?
Yes.
Undeniably yes.
Oh my God.
Can you believe this?
One more time.
Some say, well, we have to deal with our border first.
The Ukrainian-Russian border is our border.
It's the border between depraved autocracy and freedom-loving people.
Depraved autocracy here.
Think about this.
This is a grown man, an intelligent man.
He's not an idiot.
People always say, oh, people are stupid.
They're not stupid.
These people aren't stupid people.
They aren't...
I don't know what the word is.
They're not...
They're not bad people.
They're not people who are evil per se, but they're bought off.
They're bought off.
They're a part of a world or a part of a sense of...
I don't know what the word is.
Kind of a perspective that I know not about.
I can't figure them out.
I can't figure any of it out.
I can't figure it out.
People waving Ukrainian flags in our House of Representatives.
And people ask, why would you want to vote for Trump?
He's the only candidate standing between the U.S. and complete tyranny.
Do you hear what I'm saying?
Is there anybody here who doesn't believe that?
Is there anybody else who doesn't believe that?
Anybody who doubts this?
Anybody?
Anybody who thinks, oh, come on, there's something to exaggerate?
You're exaggerating this?
Come on!
These, these, I, I, you, you have to hear it.
I could read this to you.
He stood, he went back, and he expects to be re-elected.
What, are the people in Virginia depraved?
Do they believe that?
Some people say, who cares about those borders?
We do.
What?
I don't give a damn.
See, this is the thing.
When I say I don't give a damn, when we get our country fixed, we're going to do it.
And the same thing I'm finding right now, all of a sudden, I'm being Israeled to death.
I don't understand it.
Where is a $60 billion?
You want to basically throw how many billions in one missile intercession version?
When Iran sent drones over, these cheap drones, whatever it is, it cost, they say, between $2 and $4 billion?
This is one night?
Try night 200.
What are we going to do?
Just keep sending money?
For what exactly?
I'm not even asking.
And when I hear people say, well, you know, look, they have the right to defend themselves.
Absolutely defend yourself.
In 1982, Reagan told Menachem Begin, that's enough.
What you're doing in Beirut?
Forget it.
I'm enough.
That's ridiculous.
We're through.
We're done.
Not a penny.
Nothing.
And it stopped immediately.
This was Ronald Reagan.
We used to laugh at Ronald Reagan.
We need Ronald Reagan.
What's going on?
In Beirut, after the Marines, after the Marine base, he goes, they got the hell out of here.
What do we do?
They didn't go after her.
They didn't level anybody.
He goes, how the hell with this?
What are we doing?
What are we doing?
What are we doing in our country?
I don't understand that we are being run by depraved lunatics.
Lunatics.
Do you ever get the feeling where you're thinking, this is all a joke, to get me?
This is just me.
This is just me.
By the way, whose birthday is it?
Who's Anna?
Who's Anna's birthday?
Wait a minute, Anna.
Hold it.
Wait, wait.
Where's Anna?
Anna.
Who's Anna?
Come on, Anna.
Oh!
Anna Tonina!
Today is my birthday!
Birthday.
Anna, happy birthday.
Oh, bless your heart.
Welcome, Anita.
Anita.
Toninita.
I don't know if you're Spanish or not, but happy birthday to you.
Hand force for you, Hannah.
You're a member of the family.
Don't forget that.
You're a member of the family.
Now, where would an evening be without the chance to parse and ridicule and mock, mercilessly, Hillary Clinton?
This woman is so full of shit.
I mean, she just...
Bless her heart.
She just doesn't know.
She's, you know, they drag her ass out.
Come on, sit down.
What is it?
All right.
She's supposedly going to be, she's, what is she doing?
Oh, oh, she's, she's, oh God, she's, she's producing.
That's right.
She's producing, co-producing.
She's theoretically producing a Broadway play called Suffs from Suffragette.
Should be called Sucks.
And she's now going to be the toast of Broadway as she puts together this thing called Suffs.
Suffs from Suffragettes.
So this is how she gets her money in the back end.
Now listen to this one.
You gotta hear this story.
This is the one.
That just got me going.
This is the one.
This is the one.
They just drag her out and they say, Hillary, say something about climate change.
Now, there's one word.
The other day she gave this speech about, she said, Trump has 91 indictments.
He doesn't have 91 indictments.
There may be 91 counts over I don't know how many indictments.
Hell, there's 34 counts in the New York one.
She keeps saying 91 indictments.
No, 91 counts.
That's still pretty bad, but you would think she's a lawyer, right?
Isn't this this Yale lawyer?
There's a big difference between 91 counts and 91 indictments.
But listen to this one thing.
Now, am I priggish?
Oh, absolutely.
You saw the other day, and I know this is terrible, and I'm the only one who saw this, but you saw the day when this schmuck set himself on fire.
I'm not even going to say his name.
And she said he was emblazoned.
I'm sorry.
Emblazoned?
Emblazoned with what?
Emblazoned with fire?
She actually said that.
Now, granted, you know what?
She freaked out.
The guy said, all right, I'll give it a pass.
All right, I'll give her a pass.
I'll give her a pass.
But that killed me.
Why?
Because I just expect to have somebody who to have more than an eighth grade vocabulary.
But listen to the genius.
Listen to Hillary.
And there's one particular difference.
Well, see if you can catch this one mistake she makes.
Listen carefully.
She's talking about climate change and women.
Women and girls disproportionately bear the burden of climactic events.
Now, wait a minute.
Hold it.
Did you catch that?
Did you catch that?
What did she say that was wrong?
Women and girls.
Again, listen to this.
Women and girls disproportionately bear the burden of climactic events.
Now, did you catch this?
Did you notice anything?
A climactic versus climatic.
Ah, climactic as in climax.
This is climactic.
There we go, Gracie.
Not climatic.
Not climate.
Climax.
I want to love you all over, over again.
Remember this?
Now listen to this.
Complete caca del toro, okay?
Listen to this.
This is the Wellesley Yale...
Genius here.
Women and girls disproportionately bear the burden of climactic events.
I hope so.
They are more likely to be affected by natural disasters.
Why?
And particularly by extreme heat.
Why?
Why are women and girls...
Okay, go on.
Extreme heat...
is becoming one of the biggest challenges to everyone, but particularly to women, and particularly to women in the Global South.
That's a new one.
The Global South.
Rules-based order.
In the Global South, women, not men, women.
Women have heat.
Women are subject to more climaxes in the heat in the Global South than men.
Why, Hill?
Who work in either positions outside in the informal economy, they're in fields, they're in factories, they're in markets, they're doing all kinds of work.
What about men?
I'm just curious.
Men?
That becomes absolutely impossible if temperatures get to 40, 50 degrees centigrade.
Okay.
Now, yeah.
That is, that, yeah, yeah.
And about men?
Men are cool with that?
And we're seeing and beginning to pay attention and to count and record the deaths that are related to climate, and by far the biggest killer is extreme heat.
Now, there's no evidence.
By the way, she does.
This is true.
There are more people killed in the world.
By virtue of heat, a lot of them in bad housing, people who don't have air conditioning and things like that.
But again, why are, why, let's think about this, why are women, why are women more prone, more susceptible to this than men?
And what is causing this?
I mean, even in Europe last summer, which has the ability to count and figure out what happened.
What does that mean?
Europe dies?
Is that a dig?
They recorded 61,000 deaths.
61,000 people died because of heat?
Because of the heat in Europe.
We don't have that kind of number yet from Africa, Asia, Latin America, but we know and estimate that we probably could measure about 500,000 deaths.
Because of heat?
Does that sound right to you?
Does that sound right?
I mean, it could be.
The majority of those are women and girls, and particularly pregnant women who have special challenges in extreme heat.
Women and girls...
Hang on.
Number of deaths per year...
According to the CDC, 600 to 700 people in the U.S. die from heat-related causes annually.
However, some statistical approaches estimate that more than 1,300 people die each year in the U.S. from extreme heat.
In 2022, heat was the cause or contributing factor of about 1,670 deaths nationwide, which is the highest.
Heat-related rate in at least two.
Okay, why?
Is this heat exposure?
Is it because of...
Now, this may surprise you.
I don't know if you know this, but I'm from Florida.
And in Florida, we were always told, stay away from the heat.
Our good friend Cobb says...
Beyond the pale, the Heritans get away with this.
Yes.
Now, again, I'm saying to myself, you know, I don't know necessarily, and I guess she's trying to make the point that this is what, global warming?
Is that it?
Is that what this is about?
What are we supposed to do to fix this?
How do we fix it?
Let's assume it's a big...
She never makes the connection.
She never says, now...
The reason for the heat is because they're poor and they don't have air conditioning.
Now, that would make sense.
The reason why is because of, of course, petroleum products and gas.
She doesn't make the heat.
I don't know.
And it's heat.
During climax, which is another problem, too.
I mean, what a way to go if you think about it.
This woman is just absolutely full of it.
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Did you notice Hillary explain why people are dying from heat?
You know, I mean, I don't know how to tell you this, but there are some places, anybody from Houston, anybody from around the area of Texas, I mean, it's unbelievable.
And in Florida?
Oh my.
God!
But whose fault is it?
She never said.
She just said heat.
Okay.
Isn't that interesting?
Don't you love when people all of a sudden say, I'm an expert in this.
Oh, I know the guy you want to hear.
You know, years ago, I talked about genetic GMOs, genetically modified organisms, GMOs, and genetically engineered.
And there was a guy, there is a guy, who is by far the creepiest dude of them all.
And it's this guy.
This is the fellow who came along and just decided, I'm going to just stick my nose and all kinds of stuff, and I'm going to invade the world of science.
This is with his wife Melinda before he basically, you know, two-timed her and cuckolded her.
This guy, who's never shampooed his hair, I think, in the last 25 years, here he is.
At the World Economic Forum, when in the hell did these people invade us?
When did, you know, evil, whatever, come along, Klaus, you will work for nothing and you will like it.
He went to the Greta Thunberg charm school of impassioned.
Creepy delivery.
Listen to this, Butte.
This guy, what the...
Does he know about genetically engineered anything?
There's been talk of gene editing and really getting high-tech with seeds.
Of course, there's some controversy over that.
How big of a role do you think technology...
Doesn't she look scared out of her mind?
Doesn't she look like she's watching an autopsy for the first time?
Look at this.
She's probably looking at his hair and wondering, does he wash his hair?
I bet you I could probably coat a frying pan with the grease in his hair.
And gene editing may be used to...
Look at the wife's face.
You see that?
Like, what the hell do you know about this?
Since when are you an expert on it?
What the hell do you know?
To really tackle the food problem.
Yeah, what are called GMOs are done by changing the genes of the plant.
And it's done in a way where there's a very thorough safety procedure.
I'm sure.
Nothing to worry about.
You see, we're just changing genes.
We're going into plants.
We're just mixing genes.
You know, like we do with, oh, I don't know, certain kind of drugs that we, you know, we move, you know, DNA and nothing to worry about.
It's all safe.
Nothing to worry about.
I mean, we wouldn't be doing nothing unless it was safe.
Come on, look at me.
Don't you trust me?
Don't you?
I gave you the worst computer in the world filled with holes and viruses.
And now I'm telling you about genes.
You know why?
Because I'm a billionaire and you're not.
And it's pretty incredible because it reduced the amount of pesticide you need.
That's right.
And you know why it reduces the number?
Did you know why?
Did you know why?
I'll tell you why it is.
Because you see, like with the case of BT corn, we make a natural insecticide.
That expresses the insecticide in the stuff itself, and the bugs won't eat it.
It kills bugs, naturally.
But it's not going to hurt you.
No.
Not going to hurt you.
If you're a weevil or some kind of bug, well, hell, your days are numbered.
But you got nothing to worry about.
If the bugs won't eat it...
They probably know something.
But it ain't gonna hurt you.
You know, like that Roundup Ready, them soybeans?
Oh yeah, those are good.
They got these soybeans, see, that use Roundup and it kills all the grass and the weeds and stuff around the soybeans.
But the soybeans aren't affected by it.
They're called Roundup Ready.
And we use stuff like glyphosate and other stuff.
But don't worry!
It ain't going to hurt you at all.
I mean, after all, look at me.
Don't I look like I have your best interests at heart?
It raises productivity.
It can help with malnutrition by getting vitamin fortification.
Vitamin fortification.
Y 'all want to eat more corn and soy and beets and wheat with stuff whose molecular Substance pattern is unrecognizable by the human body.
What the hell is this?
It's wheat.
That ain't wheat.
Yes, it is.
No, it's not.
I don't know what it is.
Next thing you know, all of a sudden, remember a while back, all of a sudden, celiac went through the roof.
Remember that?
Remember when you were a kid?
Did you ever have celiac?
They have all that.
It's gluten-free.
Remember, gluten-free.
I can't eat gluten.
Why?
I got celiac.
Why do you have celiac?
Why?
What's gluten from?
Wheat?
Mm-hmm.
Did you ever know anybody when you were a kid who had celiac?
No.
Did you ever know any kids when you were a kid who had a peanut allergy?
No.
Did you ever know any kids who were on the spectrum or they were...
Autistic?
Maybe artistic, but no.
Do you ever know any kids who were...
Well, just go on and on.
Bill makes some good points here.
And I think for Africa, this is going to make a huge difference, particularly climate change.
Oh, climate change.
There we go.
Climactic.
Because women, especially, as Hillary said, have more climaxes in the sun.
And in Africa, because, you know, hell, it's hot as hell there.
I mean, you know, so climate change.
Don't ask me to explain what climate change is.
See, we don't ever tell you what climate change is.
We just say it.
It's just like crime.
Well, we don't talk about crime.
You do.
But if we were, we'd say crime.
Well, what's causing crime?
I don't know, but it's just crime and the heat.
The heat, goddammit, it's hot as hell.
In Africa, because of the climate change, and yeah.
How am I doing?
I'm doing all right?
Good, all right.
The increased productivity and resilience of the seeds, most of which will come from the new scientific techniques.
The gene editing just allows that to be done in a more precise way than it's ever been done in the past.
It'll accelerate the rate of innovation.
Absolutely.
Do you think there's a certain naivete that without that, it could be done anyway?
I mean, you've seen the results on the ground.
Could it be done anyway without going in and changing the DNA and the molecular substance of that?
The Africans, it's up in the air.
You know, Kenya just approved B.T. Mays.
The Europeans have decided they don't want to use it, most of them.
No.
Which is fine.
They're not facing malnutrition and starvation.
No, they don't have to do that, see.
But the Africans, well, you know, bless their heart, the Africans, you know what I mean?
You know what I'm talking about, don't you?
When I say Africans, I think you know what I'm talking about, don't you?
I can't say it.
I can't say it exactly, but you know what I'm talking about, them Africans.
Bless their heart.
They're pathetic.
But in Europe, Italians and Germans, they're doing just fine.
But in Africa, oh God.
And then poor women with the climaxes.
They want to pay a premium for food of a kind.
It's not a huge deal.
You see, if you want to pay more for healthy food, stuff that won't cause your gut to collapse, and for women to have climaxes in the sun.
You know, you're going to pay for it.
But those poor people in Africa.
The U.S., China, Brazil are using these things.
And if you want farmers in Africa to improve nutrition and be competitive on the world market, as long as the right safety things are done, that's really beneficial.
It's kind of a second round of the Green Revolution.
That's right!
The Africans, I think, will choose to let their people have enough to eat.
As long as it's safe, everything's alright.
I don't know if it's going to be safe or not, but as long as it's safe, see, as long as it's safe, everything's going to be fine.
As long as it's safe.
But I don't know how I can make that necessarily safe myself.
But as long as it's safe, it goes into Africa.
That's what we have.
This is where I say to myself, you know, ladies and gentlemen, I'm living in a parallel universe.
I'm living in a world right now where I don't know who's who anymore.
I don't know who.
I did a video, I think a very interesting one, and I think I told you this.
I love very much Joe Rogan, and there was a video on, of all things, I'll give it to you right here, on evil.
And I just want to just pass this on to you, because I...
When I see stuff, I always think of you.
I'm going to give you a little bit on this.
This is my brand newest video on evil.
And I love this idea.
Tucker Carlson.
Fascinating.
I'll let you watch it.
He talks about evil.
And I am not...
In any way, the authority of it, but I think that the world is most, most...
Well, I'm going to bring up another topic that I hope you don't think ill of me, but I'm fascinated by it.
Do you remember a while back there was a joke where the punchline was women would say, do I look fat in this?
This was the punchline.
Or does this make my butt look fat?
You ever hear this joke?
And about, I don't know, 20 years, 10, who knows?
Women would walk around sometimes with sweaters around their waist because they were so worried, like, I don't want to show money.
I got a caboose, like a billet.
I don't want to show anybody this.
Steatopigeon versus calipigeon.
Calipigeon is round and shapely.
Steatopigeon is enormous.
You know, these buttocks.
Have you seen those, sometimes the buttocks that go out?
You can put a tray of drinks.
I'm serious!
Some of them are, there are certain...
Genetic predispositions, people around the world, different tribes and different ethnicities and who may have this propensity to really, there must be a reason for it.
There was this concern.
People said, I don't know what to do.
How do you make it tone?
How do you tone it?
Whatever.
Okay, fine.
Something happened fairly recently.
Ladies, you probably know this.
And I think maybe it's a good idea.
Maybe, maybe doggone it, it's a good idea.
And what it is, is people came forward and they said, we are going to wear yoga pants out in the public.
And we are going to wear them.
And we are going to highlight any type of, dare I say, steatopygian...
Tendencies that we may have.
And we are going to wear these clothes and what would have seemed to be outrageous, outrageous years ago in terms of the amount of whatever.
And I think, look, it's a free country and you can do whatever you want to do.
But now I am seeing...
And maybe you've seen this as well.
Maybe this makes sense to you.
But I am seeing people with the most inappropriate clothing in public.
But wearing stuff, have you seen this?
Where it's like you think, dear God, what happened?
Now, I think it's a free country.
I don't care.
Women, especially, especially women in Africa.
Outside, in the southern, you know, because of the climax and the heat, you know, and the climactic.
But it's just incredible how everybody now is walking around with these gargantuan butox in clothing.
That goes out of its way to say, look at this.
I mean, look at this.
And I find myself thinking, and they must think like, is he staring out of lust?
No.
No.
I'm just thinking, how did you leave your house with this?
And it's not just one.
It's everywhere.
I don't know what happened.
Everywhere I go.
And today we went to two places that were It must have been get it free if you wear your whatever clothes.
One was Costco.
Another one was Home Depot.
Home Depot was like, they were just angry there.
Because nothing you buy.
At least for a Costco, you could say, hey, coffee.
Hey, taco shells.
Hey, cookies.
Home Depot was garbage cans and pipes.
Nobody's happy about it.
You don't say, hey, I got potting soil.
Yay!
And they've got pallets and big...
It's just not fun.
You know what I mean?
It's a different attitude completely.
It's just a different thing.
But so, help me God, I'm thinking to myself, how did you leave?
I mean, I guess nobody's saying anything, but you think somebody would say, honey, do me a favor.
You're 58 years old.
This is embarrassing.
I don't care if you're 20 years old.
Please, don't do this.
People are staring.
You're stopping traffic.
Birds are being rerouted.
People are pointing.
You know, just what happened?
And this is after...
Everywhere I went, everybody's in pajamas with scuffies or whatever they're called and Uggs and slippers and...
Dear God!
What is the matter?
I don't understand it.
I swear to you, I don't understand it.
Now, it's a free country.
You do whatever you want.
It's not obscene.
Nothing is showing.
I just wonder, isn't that interesting?
How we went from these...
Remember we were talking about Jane, not Jane Austen, Denise Austen and workout videos.
Remember Jane Fonda?
Remember how people would work?
Physical!
Physical!
I know it's a living new job, but nobody's physical now.
Nobody.
Dear God, have you ever seen the food section of Costco?
Oh my God!
They've got the hot dogs that turn on those things and it's like, what is this?
What are those things?
They look like a pathology lab, turning and spinning, covered in grease, lacquered, these phallic things spinning around, and Costco pizza, and they're lined up.
Dear God, what the hell is...
But you know what?
It's America.
And everybody this place is...
And they're buying, everybody's got, you don't get, you don't leave there under a hundred bucks.
Nobody.
Do you ever go to Costco and you see somebody, and they have these, they also have these big, super big carts.
You feel like a child.
They're so big, you know, because, and some guy walks out, he's got like a pack of salmon or a six pack and say, you went to Costco for that?
Get the hell out of here.
And then you see these people.
This is my favorite.
We always say, we'll park in the back.
We'll walk a little bit.
It's no big deal.
It's not very far.
But these people drive around and drive around to get two feet closer.
As they get out and waddle with their fat ass in their yoga pants, like two kids fighting under a blanket.
And just, I mean, it's the lowest form of...
Oh, and then the gas.
How much money are they saving?
The gas lines are forever.
Is it really that?
I mean, listen, God bless you.
But are you really?
If you've got like a truck, you know, one of these monster trucks.
Okay, you know what?
But if you're driving a Volare, I don't even know if they even make those anymore.
What difference does it make?
A Kia?
But they're lined up forever.
Fascinating.
The economy is doing great.
The economy is great.
I'm looking at this thing and I'm thinking to myself, everybody's here and they're buying what?
What's the number one thing they're buying?
Water.
Water like you cannot believe.
Water.
Case after case after case of water.
I'm thinking to myself, oh, I can't wait till that hydro-imperialism kicks in.
Wait till we find out one day that the Bush family owns most of the water in Uruguay and Nestle owns it and that you don't have any right to water.
And all of a sudden we find out, hey, guess what?
There's no water.
Or, I don't know.
We just assume there's always going to be water.
What do you do?
Go to Costco?
I don't think so.
Don't you love looking at people's baskets?
Don't you like when somebody wants eight huge cases of toilet paper and you think, damn!
What are you...
Is everything alright?
I mean, you need toilet paper.
There's nothing worse than running out of it.
We need to be innovative.
Let's see.
Coffee filters?
No.
Let's see here.
I don't need those socks anymore.
How about towels?
Any ripped towels?
No.
Tissues?
Too flimsy.
Everybody's got their brand.
What's your brand of toilet paper?
You notice this?
You go to the store, you can buy whatever you want.
Paper towels?
Who the hell cares?
Bounty?
You're picking up the cheapest stuff, but toilet paper?
Oh, no, no, no.
Toilet paper, you gotta have your brand.
What's your brand?
What's your brand?
Scott.
See, Scott tells people love Scott.
Look at this.
People love this.
And the worst is if somebody says, I got toilet paper.
What's this?
Well, it was on sale.
It was on sale.
You know a bidet's gotta be the way to go.
See?
Smiling Sue uses Scott.
See that?
Look at this.
Tamcat quilted Northern.
That's what she likes.
Charming.
I like...
Hillbilly likes charming.
No cheating on toilet paper.
That's a write-out rule.
You...
Scott...
Money is no object.
None is...
How about these...
Have you seen these big...
These super-duper rolls that don't kind of fit in the thing with the...
And I'm not going to do the old...
Is the...
Is the...
The top versus the bottom.
I like the ones where you go...
And you can always hear and say, how much are you using in there?
I like how they have now these new things.
Flushable wipes.
We went to this house.
Very rich people.
Very rich.
Beautiful bathroom.
Beautiful.
And they have on the thing next to the magazines.
I love the magazines.
What do you do?
Read in there?
Try fiber.
I'm going to give that a shot.
But they have these disposable wipes.
Like baby wipes.
Flushable.
Could you put this away?
Did you know we were coming over here?
There's nothing worse than it.
Don't leave magazines out.
I mean, seriously.
You know, I'm just going to leave it at this.
If you ate right, You wouldn't have time to get the magazine, if you know what I'm saying.
By the time you even opened it up, it'd be time to go!
You know what I mean?
Oh, let me tell you something.
If we did a TV show on people who have irregularity, just have a people, about people, have people's faces, just have the days, four days, a week, a week!
You wouldn't believe what people...
You wouldn't believe the level of irregularity and constipation in this country.
You wouldn't believe it.
Especially women.
Especially women.
You know it's true.
Nobody wants to talk about it.
I understand it.
Nobody wants to talk about it.
Oh, don't talk about that.
I'm doing just fine.
Everything is great.
No, it's not.
No, it's not.
I wish you nothing but complete and total...
Good gut health, alright?
Good gut health.
I wish you regularity, I wish you, because the world would be a better place, alright?
The world would be a better place.
People would be happier, there'd be less crime, less domestic violence, because people feel better.
If you're walking around and you've got like a rock in your gut, no, no.
You're not going to feel good.
Look at this.
Anna says, this is the best show on YouTube.
Well, it's your birthday, Anna.
It's your birthday.
Bless your heart.
Bless your heart.
All right, dear friends.
What a night we've had.
Look at this.
Why no bladder irregularities?
Oh, I can tell you about that.
I can tell you about that.
When I was a kid.
Dr. Murph, thank you immensely for your kindness today.
And Cobbs, thank you as well.
This means a lot.
And to Anna, happy birthday to you, dear friends.
And thank you, dear friends.
Please make sure you are still...
What am I trying to say?
Make sure you are still...
Subscribe.
That's it.
I just had a brain fart there.
Now, Mrs. L has a newsletter on.
I want you to write this down.
I'm going to put the link.
For Mrs. L's newsletter.
Where is it?
Hang on a minute.
Hang on a minute.
Just a minute.
No, that's not it.
Let me see.
Just a minute.
Okay.
I thought I had it.
Let me see.
Just a minute here.
I'm looking.
Damn it.
I am looking for this.
Well, I don't see it.
Well, anyway, I'm going to give you this.
I'm going to give you this.
The newsletter.
Yeah, the link.
I know.
Yeah.
Just a minute.
We're going to do it right now.
I want you to sign up because we just did a damn good one this evening.
Hang on.
Go to lenswarriors.org.
This is what I do.
Very simple.
Very simple.
You go down all the way to the bottom.
Scroll down.
And you look for e-newsletters.
There we go.
We click it on right.
Copy the address.
Move on over here.
And there it is.
Right there.
Subscribe to Lens Warriors.
That's it, my friends.
That is it right there.
That is the link.
Does that make sense to you?
And that is...
Yep, that's it.
All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious night.
You were just wonderful today.
Again, Anna, happy birthday to you, my friends.
Make sure you always, make sure whoever has a birthday, we start off with that first.
That's more important than anything else.
Forget this Hillary Clinton joke.
I still don't know why the hell women are having climaxes and passing out.
In the South.
Anyway, thank you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Have a wonderful, wonderful night.
Dr. Murph says, Lynn is gorgeous.
She is.
And classy.
And we laugh like you cannot believe.
We laugh, and we laugh, and we laugh.
That is the most important thing in the world, my friends, is to sit there and realize, can you believe this?
Can you believe this?
Alright, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
See you tomorrow morning at 8am.
We love you.
Have a great and glorious night.
And don't forget this.
The monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Sue ya.
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