Shamala Harris Is Black and/or Indian and/or Whatever She Claims at the Moment
Shamala Harris Is Black and/or Indian and/or Whatever She Claims at the Moment
Shamala Harris Is Black and/or Indian and/or Whatever She Claims at the Moment
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We represent a group of people who are very, very basic. | |
You can call us, and I'm going to take the liberty of speaking for all of us. | |
You can call us whatever you want. | |
In terms of ideology, whether it's conservative or Republican, I don't know. | |
Whatever makes you happy is fine with me. | |
And by the way, this is my address to the world, not to you. | |
And we're primarily, primarily motivated by a sense of what's right and what's wrong. | |
And we're not talking about gray areas. | |
We're not talking about... | |
Moral relativism. | |
We're talking about what's right and what's wrong. | |
It's who we are. | |
It might be simplistic to many people, but it's who we are. | |
And there are some things that make sense and some things that don't. | |
And every now and then you can learn about somebody by different ways that they treat either friends or constituents. | |
And one thing you can learn One thing you can learn, more than anything else, is to ask yourself the question. | |
When people lie about things that don't matter, what does that tell you? | |
I've known people in my life who enjoy lies. | |
They actually enjoy lies. | |
The lie is something that allows them... | |
They don't even think it's a lie. | |
It's a melding and an... | |
In a transmogrification of reality in ways that make absolutely no sense whatsoever. | |
And they don't know any better. | |
They really don't. | |
They, honest to God, don't. | |
They just... | |
And that's the case that we have here regarding these people, these folks, these... | |
I don't know what the word is. | |
These Republicans, Democrats, I don't know. | |
They lied about Joe Biden. | |
They looked you in the eye and said, he's fine. | |
He's absolutely fine. | |
What are you talking about? | |
And we said, he's mumbling. | |
He can't walk. | |
He doesn't know what he's doing. | |
There you go again. | |
You're an ageist. | |
You're this. | |
And they always give us a word. | |
And we said, okay, look, you're just not going to tell us the truth. | |
Fine. | |
Okay, I understand what it is. | |
You're just not going to tell us the truth. | |
Okay. | |
Okay, fine. | |
You're not going to tell us the truth. | |
All right. | |
What are you going to do? | |
I can't help it. | |
You're not going to tell us the truth. | |
All right. | |
Okay. | |
And then we had comma. | |
What people don't understand about us, more than anything else, is that we are not racist. | |
Believe me. | |
The idea that anybody suggests that we think that somebody should not be allowed to enjoy some status of life or some position because of their race or where they're born Makes no sense. | |
We don't believe that. | |
There is not one person here today, not one person, who says, no, black people should not be allowed to hold office. | |
Black people should not be able to drive. | |
Black people should not be able to, you know, vote or hold office or possess a firearm. | |
Not for that. | |
Not for being black. | |
Not for their race. | |
Not for what they can't control. | |
No. | |
That's the basis of this. | |
And I would go a step further. | |
I would go a step further. | |
That with certain things that are the way you are born, it's very interesting. | |
The thing that drives us the craziest is when you change the rules. | |
For example, You see, a black person should not be denied the ability to hold office because the person was born black and can't change and can't just snap their fingers. | |
You can't disqualify, freeze someone into some position or change them. | |
They're black. | |
And with that, you cannot possibly, possibly live in a society. | |
However, they will tell you that if you are born a man, and we can talk all day about are you a man in your mind? | |
Are you a woman in your mind? | |
Are you a spirit? | |
I don't care about that. | |
Whatever you think. | |
If you want to wear a dress, that's okay. | |
The only time we ask the question is whether it... | |
Dis-enables you from doing something. | |
That's the issue. | |
Let me say this again. | |
When something makes you unable to do something, then we're interested. | |
And that thing that you're born with, or that particular behavior, if it in any way gets in the way of something, then we can talk about it. | |
So far we haven't figured out where being black gets in the way of anything. | |
We don't know what that means. | |
God knows there have been attempts to structure society through social engineering, and we're saying, no, no, no, no, no, no. | |
But when a man is born with testicles, and testicles are a marvelous, they're such a marvelous contraption. | |
They really are. | |
Thermoreceptors, the bulbulurethral rave, you know, the scrotum. | |
It's fascinating. | |
Thermoreceptors by virtue of cold and if it's too hot, if the temperature, they distend to get away from your body because you don't want spermatozoa to be fried. | |
You don't want epididymal. | |
It's so interesting. | |
It's fascinating. | |
And when a male grows, they descend. | |
You can see it. | |
You can see it. | |
And then when you get older, they keep descending. | |
And it's fantastic. | |
They take on a whole... | |
Oh, my God. | |
We in this country spend... | |
We're so phallic-oriented. | |
I'm sorry to say this. | |
But if you really want to see something that's fascinating, it's the testicles. | |
The testes. | |
There was a story years ago where they said... | |
That in Rome, a man would place his hand over his testes and raise his hand, and he would testify. | |
You know, I don't know about that. | |
I'm not sure. | |
There was a pope one time when there was a woman, a female who slipped through, and there was a chair. | |
Did you ever hear about this? | |
There was a chair. | |
It sounds a bit apocryphal, but they... | |
He said it was true. | |
Some Vatican person would reach under and feel whether there were testicles. | |
Those testicles are really important. | |
You want to have a dog. | |
You've seen what happens when you cut them off. | |
You've seen it. | |
You don't do it. | |
Your dog will go feral. | |
Nuts. | |
A cat, too, would I imagine. | |
Tom can. | |
And if you want to pacify it, just... | |
Unreal. | |
It's so interesting. | |
And we don't really talk about it. | |
Because, as you know, in this country, we laugh about it. | |
We laugh about body parts. | |
We laugh about digestion. | |
We really don't know. | |
Most men, if I put up a diagram of the male genitalia, penis and scrotum testes, they wouldn't know. | |
I could point to this. | |
What's this called? | |
It's got a name? | |
Yes, there's a name. | |
We have no idea. | |
Women are far different. | |
You're always told, feel your breasts, feel it, look for lumps, feel it, check, check. | |
Women are into mirrors and checking and that's the best thing in the world you can possibly do. | |
Do you know this? | |
Do you know that men men would be, if they were able to palpate their testes or testicles, they could find the beginnings of cancer so much easier. | |
If they just became Aware of it. | |
If they just became aware. | |
If they just simply cared. | |
But they don't. | |
I don't know why. | |
To be able to check, to make sure for... | |
Sometimes there's a cyst. | |
Sometimes cystic and you have epidemics. | |
There's all kinds of the bag of worms. | |
Here's a great word. | |
The panpiniform plexus. | |
Isn't that beautiful? | |
The bag of worms. | |
How they call it. | |
The right testicle will descend lower than the left in... | |
And most men, if it doesn't, that can mean either cancer, it can mean that your heart is actually pivoted the other, it's not tilted or whatever. | |
There's all kinds of things. | |
Men don't know anything about this. | |
They have no idea what this thing means. | |
None. | |
When it comes to really how things work, I remember one time, I don't want to get too much into detail, but we're talking about something. | |
And somebody was talking about where the difference between sperm and semen. | |
And most people were confused. | |
I remember years ago, there was somebody who thought that semen was produced in the testicles. | |
No, it's the prostate. | |
Sperm produces. | |
It spikes the drink, so to speak. | |
It spikes the punch. | |
And it had no clue whatsoever. | |
I was talking about a friend of mine who had a prosthetic hypertrophy. | |
And sometimes when you get older, men, sometimes the prostate will grow and it will put a feeling of pressure. | |
And always going to the bathroom. | |
Always got to go to the bathroom. | |
Always got to go. | |
Later on as you get older, in fact, women will talk about this. | |
Women are far more interesting. | |
It's incontinence. | |
It's one of those things that you never want to talk about. | |
Mick Jagger's got to think about it. | |
It's normal. | |
It's just normal. | |
We are a bag of body. | |
We're just an animal with udders and appendages. | |
We're just like an animal. | |
Just exactly. | |
Okay. | |
Sorry for that introduction, but I find it fascinating. | |
Absolutely fascinating. | |
And the hormones play such a role. | |
Oh, my God. | |
It's so interesting. | |
And there has to be testosterone. | |
There has to be. | |
There has to be. | |
The only thing is, is that when you have, and this is the only time we really care about this, when you have performance, when you have physical performance, physical athletic performance, that is a different story. | |
And if you don't know that, nobody else will. | |
Raul Rodriguez is jumping to the conclusion is also a form of lying. | |
Somewhat. | |
I think I see your point. | |
It's a good point. | |
Fred Pound says, I've never felt so proud of my nads as I do right now. | |
Good for you. | |
Oh, absolutely. | |
I think they are marvelous. | |
I think they are absolutely marvelous. | |
Everything else you can argue about, you can say, well, whatever. | |
But this thing is... | |
And depending upon who you are, you can take pride. | |
Absolute pride. | |
There's something about... | |
I don't know why. | |
But there's something, and I think men, I think when you get older, we take on kind of like a barnyard, kind of a livestock field. | |
You ever go to a, you ever see like the thing that makes the bull the bull? | |
Have you noticed that? | |
You go to the barn. | |
It's not any kind of phallic reference because that for the most part is retracted. | |
He doesn't walk around with this thing. | |
That's... | |
No, it's... | |
That's... | |
That's... | |
And if you're born with him, you are given a certain amount of just... | |
Power and strength and endurance that women don't have. | |
Even the weakest man can still. | |
Men, women, opening jars, come on. | |
A little stupid. | |
From the time you just know these things. | |
Let me tell you an interesting story. | |
I think it's a story. | |
I have a friend of mine, actually his daughter, was an athlete that you... | |
This girl, she's into volleyball and volleyball is jumping, it's vertical, jumping and slamming and this. | |
She's weight training and she works. | |
I mean, this woman, she just has a brother. | |
Skinny kid. | |
Skinny. | |
Real skinny. | |
Flacco. | |
And never did anything. | |
Never athletic. | |
Sats on the couch. | |
Sits on the couch all day. | |
Well, one day... | |
She decides to roughhouse with them. | |
They're very close, but they're like in their, you know, 20s or whatever. | |
They're just kidding around. | |
And she figures, I'm going to show this kid, because me, because I'm working on it, because she was stronger than any of her friends, any of her teammates. | |
And they're wrestling and not hurting each other. | |
And he does something to her. | |
I don't know what it was. | |
A leg lock or something. | |
And she said, holy... | |
This guy, just using base, base strength. | |
I mean, it just, she couldn't believe it. | |
The difference, because she had never really wrestled a man. | |
She had no idea. | |
And this guy? | |
Yes, even he. | |
And when you talk about boxing, and boxing, not only endurance, but the amount of power that you can put in with. | |
Torque and things that you just don't... | |
Oh my God. | |
So we see this thing and it affected everybody. | |
We see this Olympic. | |
We see a man. | |
And you can call him a man. | |
He has this disorder and this and this. | |
Is it Kleinfelders? | |
Is it XYY? | |
I don't know. | |
It's a man. | |
Yeah, but does he have this? | |
Does he have an X... | |
Is it Superman? | |
But is it Kleinfelders? | |
Is it XYY? | |
He's a man. | |
What is that? | |
It's a man. | |
Ladies, if you were in the ladies room and this guy walked in, would you say, hey, what are you doing here? | |
Oh, I'm sorry, do you have client filters? | |
Oh, no. | |
We know these things. | |
It's a man. | |
And sometimes it can get a little, it can get interesting, but not in this case. | |
Now, of all the things where it is debate, it is where we can say, hold it. | |
Black people should not be disqualified from anything because their race in no way... | |
Listen, they might... | |
Certain members of a... | |
What is that? | |
That one... | |
Please watch this TED... | |
You saw that, right? | |
I told you about this. | |
This TED lecture on body shape. | |
And there's this one part of... | |
How do I say this? | |
This one part, this one aspect of Western, they win all the marathons. | |
All of them. | |
Bill Crowell says XXXY and in only 0.5% XXY. | |
Yep, there you go. | |
But you know what? | |
Very few people get Lesch-Nihan syndrome. | |
But if you get it, it's 100%. | |
Thank you, Billy. | |
Now, Let me ask you this question. | |
So as we saw this, in a sport, work with me on this, that says pee into the cup. | |
What? | |
Pee into the cup. | |
Why do I have to pee into the cup? | |
To make sure you're not using any performance enhancement drugs. | |
What is that? | |
That's cortisone. | |
What? | |
It's cortisone. | |
Oh, hang on. | |
I'm sorry. | |
That's banned. | |
Cortisone is banned? | |
I'm sorry. | |
What is this? | |
Have you seen the list of bad stuff that you go through? | |
Did you use this? | |
I use it topically. | |
You could take a woman and say, here, take this cream, bathe in it. | |
I'm still going to beat you white because I'm a man, you're a woman. | |
I mean, not always. | |
But yet, in this culture, That takes into account such little minute details about the particular type of scream. | |
Did you use a scream? | |
Was this a proof? | |
You've got a dude, a feller, and they're saying, that's okay, why? | |
Well, because, wait a minute, hold it. | |
Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. | |
Because of what? | |
You've got weight. | |
Do you know they would have said, excuse me, how much does he weigh? | |
Oh, did he make the weigh-in? | |
Did he make the weigh-in? | |
Yeah, did he make the weigh-in? | |
Are you in the heavyweight? | |
Are you in the... | |
I never understood how when they have Paralympics, like how do you... | |
I'm sorry, you... | |
You're not... | |
Your handicap is not enough to qualify. | |
I don't know, but I'm sure they do. | |
I'm sure there's some kind of credit. | |
So just work through me this. | |
This is the irony. | |
The Olympics, that says, you've got to be this, you're this, you weigh this, how much, I'm sorry, did you violate the rules of, oh, I'm sorry, you might be disqualified. | |
But if you're a dude, a feller, that's okay. | |
We've lost our mind. | |
We've lost our mind. | |
We have a thing where you say, you can hit a girl. | |
I know it sounds kind of corny. | |
I know it may sound like... | |
I think it's chivalrous. | |
And I think it's a great idea. | |
And I think it's something that you should believe in. | |
Lori Cuck believes in it. | |
Lori says, D. Lemon's lawsuit against X claims he is fraud and he was fingered. | |
I'll leave it at that. | |
Thank you for that. | |
He was fingered. | |
Don't hit a girl. | |
Don't hit a girl. | |
Everything. | |
So we are now, it's hit, and how this guy can sit there and say, yeah, I'll take it. | |
He's doing victory laps. | |
Excuse me. | |
You know, we had this thing in the old days. | |
Not the old days. | |
And it might still happen. | |
In St. Pete in Florida, they have called Kids. | |
In Cubs. | |
It was the same Pete. | |
And they had these old guys who would play softball. | |
I get it. | |
Fingered. | |
I got it, Laurie. | |
I got it. | |
I made reference to it. | |
I got it. | |
I got it. | |
Fingered. | |
Got it. | |
There was a thing years ago called Kids and Cubs. | |
They played softball. | |
You had to be at least 95 or something. | |
All these guys are 100 years old. | |
They're playing, you know. | |
And, you know, they kind of run like this. | |
But, you know, but it was fun. | |
Now, if you have a ringer in there, let's say somebody who's, let's say, just 70, and he hits a home run, and he's sliding in the first base, knocking this poor guy out. | |
Do they feel anything? | |
Do they feel like, okay, I won. | |
It's almost like the idea of giving somebody a trophy. | |
How does this feller feel when he... | |
Basically, in essence, just steals, steals from this. | |
This is a girl. | |
And I don't understand it. | |
And I have said this for the longest time. | |
Let's stop the notion of men and women if we're not going to pay any attention to it. | |
Let me say this again. | |
If it doesn't matter who really is a woman, who really is a man, stop doing this! | |
Here's Lori again. | |
I know! | |
Fingers! | |
I got it! | |
Just kidding. | |
You tell me about the morphodite. | |
That's not for mixed company. | |
I think you're spelling, you say morphodite. | |
No, it's morphodite. | |
But that's okay. | |
You know, you might be correct. | |
I don't know. | |
But yesterday, the whole world was saying, wait a minute, what? | |
This girl's crying? | |
She's knocking the hell out of me? | |
What? | |
There's no end to this. | |
So, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, Donald Trump should say, do you think a man beating the hell out of a woman dressed as a woman in a woman's sport Is it okay? | |
Do you think Dana White? | |
You think UFC? | |
Can you imagine that one? | |
Somebody will get killed. | |
I mean killed. | |
It was the moment that became the crystallizing moment of everything. | |
There are some things. | |
It takes one event. | |
Nobody really got the whole Vietnam thing until this Buddhist monk caught himself or set himself on fire. | |
Self-immolation. | |
Oh, that's it. | |
Excuse me. | |
That's what got your attention? | |
That's what did it. | |
That's what. | |
The Buddhist guy. | |
The monk. | |
Yeah. | |
That's it. | |
That's it. | |
Why? | |
I don't know, but I didn't understand this whole Vietnam thing, and now I do. | |
It's pretty crummy, this Vietnam thing. | |
Well, it's crummy because of this Buddhist monk. | |
The monk got you? | |
I don't understand it. | |
It's these things. | |
That's what got you? | |
It's like the whole thing with Biden. | |
It was the debate? | |
The debate got you? | |
Yes. | |
You didn't know he was out of it before? | |
No. | |
Wait a minute. | |
You didn't know Biden was out of his mind until the debate. | |
I don't understand what the hell... | |
What am I, a genius? | |
What am I, a neurologist? | |
You didn't know this. | |
No. | |
That's what did it. | |
That's what did it. | |
And then you're asking, Kamala, did you know about this? | |
Did you know about his condition that anybody with two eyes could have figured out? | |
Yeah. | |
I don't understand. | |
I don't belong in this world anymore. | |
I frankly don't believe in it. | |
It doesn't make any sense to me. | |
It's nuts. | |
The whole thing is ridiculous. | |
But we're not done yet. | |
Edie Crowley, bless her heart, says, I survived fourth grade in Balto City, only white student in the class. | |
By being the crazy white girl, after being chased home every day, I had enough and put on a show. | |
That'll do it. | |
And there are some people that I know who would be the best crazy people there are. | |
There is something to be said for that. | |
Lori Cuck says, Will you tell me? | |
Oh, that's before. | |
Hang on a minute. | |
Oh, there's Lori. | |
Lori says, how about 9-11 people getting a deal? | |
WTF? | |
Lori, do you think that's the 9-11 mastermind? | |
You brought it up. | |
I don't even want to bring it up because I just gave up. | |
I do private channel stuff. | |
I don't even bother with it. | |
Do you think that that Is the mastermind? | |
Let me just stop. | |
Do you believe that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is the mastermind? | |
Was he responsible for what? | |
With Shanksville? | |
Did he figure that one out? | |
Because that's something. | |
You know about Shanksville. | |
Honey Hondure? | |
You Baltimore? | |
He didn't? | |
Did he arrange all of the drills that day? | |
All of the drills? | |
Stop it. | |
Stop it. | |
Do me a favor. | |
Just don't talk about that day anymore, alright? | |
Not you, but them. | |
You don't want to get serious about it, so leave it alone. | |
You don't want to do it? | |
Leave it alone. | |
I don't know what to tell you. | |
I don't know what to tell you. | |
There's this thing. | |
Let me give you an example of something. | |
And this will help you, I think, a lot. | |
Do you know that unless you're talking to somebody who knows what the hell he's talking about, you're wasting your time. | |
And the first thing I do is I say, do you know what the hell you're talking about? | |
Yeah, forget it. | |
I'm not talking to you. | |
Why? | |
You don't know what the hell you're talking about. | |
Let me give you an example of something. | |
The other day somebody was saying, and I'm giving this as an example, somebody was saying, October the 7th was the worst day in Israeli or Jewish history since the Holocaust. | |
I said, what? | |
It was the worst day to Jewish people since the Holocaust. | |
You sure of that? | |
Fred Powell says, Ladi tips the waiter a few coins every time he walks by a table when he goes out to eat. | |
Ladi? | |
Tips the waiter a few coins every time he walks by the table. | |
Okay. | |
Loti. | |
Interesting. | |
Anywho, thank you. | |
Maybe I'm just... | |
L-O-T-I. | |
Loti. | |
Okay. | |
Loti. | |
Lori Cox says, you know and I know, but we seriously ain't gonna juice the supposed... | |
We look like bitches. | |
Well, that's not what happened. | |
Let me give you one. | |
Let me just give you this story, okay? | |
I'm talking to a friend of mine earlier. | |
And he says to me, this is the worst event that's ever happened to the Israeli people and Jewish people since the Holocaust. | |
I said, oh, you heard that, right? | |
Yeah. | |
I said, okay. | |
I said, let me ask you a question. | |
How many people were killed? | |
On October the 7th. | |
You're saying October the 7th was? | |
Okay. | |
How many people were killed? | |
What do you want to say? | |
1,200? | |
1,400? | |
Is that what you want to say? | |
Yeah. | |
You're saying this was terrorism, right? | |
Terrorism. | |
Okay. | |
Okay. | |
Now, of that group, how many people, and this is the one that got me, and I tell them right up there. | |
So how many people were killed via That is the biggest bait-and-switch thing I don't even | |
want to talk about. | |
I say, if that makes you happy, good. | |
Oh, typo. | |
Lori. | |
L-O-R-I. | |
Okay. | |
Lori. | |
Oh, Lori. | |
Yeah, I'm thinking of myself. | |
I don't know. | |
Who's Lodi? | |
I got it now. | |
Thank you. | |
Am I? | |
Are you gaslighting me? | |
What the hell is going on here? | |
I said, well, let me ask you a question, by the way. | |
You know what the animal directive is. | |
I don't know what the hell you're talking about. | |
Let me also ask you this question. | |
If a number of people are soldiers, You do know that whenever you have terrorism, if soldiers, if it's engaged in warfare, you don't count soldiers. | |
You talk citizens. | |
Terrorism is really not about soldiers, because that's a war. | |
I mean, what are you talking about? | |
I say, okay, forget it. | |
So, of the people, so, the Hannibal Directive, you do understand that, right? | |
Yeah. | |
So, I just, am I even going to bother? | |
What am I going to do, explain this? | |
I think, oh, no way. | |
You're saying that Israel did it to its own people? | |
I said, you know what? | |
There's no doubting. | |
I don't talk to people about this. | |
I just don't. | |
I don't bother. | |
I have done stories. | |
I have sat with people and I said, let me give you a few things. | |
And everything I say has to be verified. | |
It's not just what I think. | |
It's not just my opinion. | |
Because a lot of times we'll say, oh, you know, that was CIA. | |
Well, how do you know CIA? | |
Well, it just was. | |
Well, that's not provable. | |
Can a joke still work if it takes three super chats to get it across? | |
No. | |
That sounds like one of these, there's a tree fall in the, if it falls in the, but thank you nonetheless. | |
I appreciate that. | |
It goes to a good cause, though. | |
So what we're saying is, you have to first size them, but you have to say, do you know anything about this event? | |
Yeah. | |
So am I going to talk about Khalid Sheikh Mohammed? | |
No. | |
Because I'm not going to talk about it. | |
Because you're only picking one subject, not you, but one subject, one moment, one instance of one event, and you're taking from that and extrapolating it to the point where you don't even want to know the whole story. | |
If you don't understand the whole story, you won't believe it. | |
Your jaw would drop. | |
Your jaw would drop. | |
And I'm used to this. | |
And you've got to understand this. | |
If you want to follow me, get used to this. | |
People just don't know what the hell we're talking about. | |
And they don't care. | |
They don't care. | |
They simply don't care what you're talking about. | |
They don't know what you're talking about. | |
It's like, what? | |
What do you mean? | |
Let me give you an example. | |
One time I was on TV. | |
This is a moment for me that I'll never forget. | |
It was one of the proudest moments that nobody saw. | |
Nobody cared about. | |
Believe me when I tell you this, it was, oh my god, and every year they would do these, with all due respect, with all due respect, they would have an Emmy time. | |
An Emmy is when you submit, you know, you go to the Emmy board and you put your suggestions. | |
Oh, I could tell you stories about that one. | |
Those are my favorite. | |
I knew a guy who would do things where he would write and say, and you know, we ought to do more about the military. | |
Yeah, and he would submit that as the military category. | |
I say, the military category? | |
Yeah, he said the word military. | |
And he would submit to the Emmy committee and get an Emmy. | |
Because nobody else talked about the military. | |
And he just said, military. | |
And somehow that was saying, okay, well, if that does it, you know, what are you going to do? | |
So anyway, make a long story short. | |
So I said, I never forget this. | |
I was explaining, this was during Qaddafi. | |
I said, nobody understands what's going on with Qaddafi. | |
Don't even bother. | |
Because everybody says Qaddafi's a bad guy, right? | |
Qaddafi's a bad guy. | |
Qaddafi's a bad guy. | |
He's a bad guy. | |
Qaddafi's a bad guy, right? | |
Right. | |
He's a bad guy because he looks like a bad guy, right? | |
Right. | |
And why is he bad? | |
I don't know. | |
He's just crazy. | |
Oh, oh, crazy. | |
That's when we don't know what to call him. | |
He's just crazy. | |
All right. | |
So to make a long story short, I did this thing. | |
And I said, I want you to see something. | |
I said, Libya, and I believe in maps. | |
Big map person. | |
I said, Libya is pretty much divided up into the Fezzan. | |
This is where the black Libyans are. | |
Tripolitania, which is Tripoli. | |
And Benghazi. | |
And Syreneica. | |
And Syreneica, I think, is where Benghazi is. | |
So I'm doing this thing, I'm doing my stuff, and I'm explaining this. | |
Now, this is Benghazi. | |
This is Benghazi. | |
And I had this picture. | |
I said, this is Benghazi. | |
For Hillary Clinton, for anybody who knew who Benghazi was. | |
Benghazi, Ben Casey, they didn't know. | |
So I said, so this is the area. | |
This is the courthouse. | |
And this is the Al-Qaeda flag. | |
Translation, the rebels are Al-Qaeda. | |
Not only could you hear crickets, but they were deafening. | |
Unbelievable. | |
It doesn't even matter. | |
Do you understand what this means? | |
And he says, if a tree falls, does the Pope clap with one hand? | |
Also, if a tree falls in the wood and no one is there, does it make a sound? | |
But what if you leave a tape recorder? | |
Makes sense to me. | |
Laurie says, hey y 'all, Israel was like SS was Trump when it mattered. | |
Israel was like SS was when Trump... | |
Oh, Israel was like Secret Service was for Trump when it mattered. | |
Okay. | |
Dem, thank you for that. | |
By the way, we're not going to find any conclusion or finality regarding the Secret Service failure. | |
Dem certainly think the Kamala Harris strategy is working. | |
Seems like the voters care less about policy and more on Trump derangement syndrome. | |
Scary times. | |
Wrong! | |
Wrong, Edav. | |
They don't care about that. | |
The media tell you that. | |
Lori says he had own current and water in the... | |
He had owned, oh, currency and water in the desert. | |
Yes. | |
This was, Gaddafi was going to, and this was the most important, Gaddafi was going to make arable Libya. | |
And remember, as we talk about, if you look where Libya is in Africa, right over where Libya is, It is, it sits right above, right in the middle, it seems right above the Nubian sandstone aquifer, one of the most important freshwater aquifers in the world. | |
And he was going to devote all of that, he was going to pump about $25 billion into that, to make Libya arable. | |
And they said, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. | |
Ryan, a good friend, says, progressives don't want Harris choosing Shapiro for vice president, largely because of his Palestinian position. | |
She might lose key states like Michigan and Minnesota. | |
Thoughts? | |
We'll talk about that in a moment. | |
That's a good point. | |
Christian Janus says, you will love What's Up, Sal? | |
World Map is proudly hanging on my wall. | |
Excellent. | |
Excellent indeed. | |
And Prince of the Cats says, thank you for the sticker. | |
I appreciate that. | |
So, going back to what I said, and we'll get to this in a moment. | |
Going back to what I said, hang on a minute. | |
People don't know what you're talking about. | |
So how do I explain who Gaddafi is and nobody knows it? | |
And by the way, I work with newsmen. | |
I work with newsmen. | |
And let me also tell you something. | |
There's no such thing as this idea of who is good and who is bad. | |
It depends upon who you're from. | |
Let's go back. | |
There's so much stuff, and that's why I'm seemingly so confused, because you throw so many good ideas at me. | |
Number one, do not pay any attention. | |
Do not pay any attention. | |
Do not pay. | |
Did you hear what I'm saying? | |
Do not pay any attention to what you hear people say that they think or they want you to believe was somehow the belief system regarding Kamala Harris. | |
You don't know what people think at all. | |
You don't know what they think at all in the least. | |
You don't know anything about what anybody feels about Kamala Harris. | |
Period. | |
Period. | |
I know what I'm saying. | |
I'm going to say this again. | |
And I want you to understand something. | |
This is the most important. | |
They want you to believe that Kamala Harris Has tapped into something that she has loved and beloved and she's wonderful. | |
And nobody's talking about her. | |
Nobody. | |
Nobody. | |
I'm telling you this. | |
Nobody. | |
Youngstown Connection. | |
Thank you, my friend. | |
Lori Cook says, I think the media is BSing and reality is 80% of the U.S. is more united than ever. | |
I agree with you. | |
I agree with you. | |
Let me go back to this. | |
Starting off where I started off. | |
America. | |
Black people. | |
White people. | |
We will argue left and right about, as a man, a man. | |
But sports, it's a different story. | |
And what they do is, the people who want to change the world and destroy the shadow government want to work on sports, obviously, because that makes the least amount of sense. | |
So that's number one. | |
Number two. | |
And I don't know why this, okay? | |
And remember, I'm telling you, there are certain things I don't know why. | |
I've been asking myself the question, why do serial killers kill like this? | |
Why? | |
There are other killers. | |
Other people don't. | |
Nobody does it. | |
Why do serial killers do this? | |
Why do they risk their life and their lives? | |
Why? | |
And I don't know. | |
Why? | |
What is this about? | |
I still don't know. | |
Bernard Giles, believe it or not, this is the Pierce Morgan interview, actually said it might be the closest thing to what I've ever heard. | |
As to a reason, as to a reason specifically, and the reason was, believe it or not, that it was the most exciting thing they ever did or enjoyed in their life. | |
It was an excitement. | |
I say, okay, but again, why? | |
I don't know. | |
Why? | |
Okay, it was exciting, but is that the only thing that's exciting? | |
There are other people who are really bad. | |
People who say, I don't have any. | |
So if I sat down and said, why don't you get the best, the best? | |
I'll sit here with you and I'll say, look, let me give you something. | |
This is a woman or a man. | |
This is this person I've checked through. | |
This woman you will consider handsome or beautiful, depending upon what it is. | |
Educated. | |
Very eloquent. | |
Has all of the Belief system that you have. | |
It has no baggage. | |
I mean, just great. | |
I've got hundreds of these people. | |
Hundreds. | |
Hundreds. | |
Why did you pick Joe Biden? | |
And the reason why is because they double-crossed him because they wanted to get rid of Bernie Sanders. | |
Bernie Sanders posed an existential threat. | |
But why Joe? | |
Okay, Joe. | |
This was Obama. | |
Now, I don't know if they knew how bad Joe would become, but then with Kamala Harris, why are you picking her? | |
Now, remember something. | |
After all of these years, you normally get better at things. | |
Have you noticed that? | |
Better at things. | |
You're a better talker over the years. | |
You're a better... | |
How do I say this? | |
You're a better communicator over the years. | |
You're a better... | |
Oh my god. | |
It's just so easy to explain how you're so much better doing stuff. | |
You're really better. | |
Honest to God. | |
And you can't help it. | |
It's called the practice effect. | |
If you go outside and you just start, if I said, run down to the block, turn around, come back. | |
Okay, that's it. | |
Just don't even try. | |
Just go down, turn around, come back. | |
All right, let's go. | |
Next day, let's do it again. | |
No training, no nothing, no stretching, no warming up. | |
That's it. | |
Next day. | |
Next day. | |
All of a sudden, you're not two minutes off. | |
It's like, you're faster. | |
What? | |
It's the practice effect. | |
You just get better at it. | |
Lori Cuck says, they love to kill. | |
They get off on it. | |
Can't get there like normal after. | |
No. | |
Lori, the question is, why do serial killers love to kill? | |
No, I know that. | |
Yeah, I know they do. | |
Bad people do a certain thing. | |
But why? | |
Nobody else does. | |
Nobody else does. | |
It's not that why. | |
Why don't more people do it? | |
That's the question. | |
Why? | |
There are people who say, well, I'm, you know, but a serial killer, I've got this insatiable, this lust, I've got to go out and kill people? | |
But why? | |
Why? | |
Why do you have this? | |
It's like, I have this desire to take this hammer and to hit it on the side of my temple with a ball-peed hammer. | |
To the point where I hurt myself and I have to go to the emergency room. | |
Why? | |
Because I like it. | |
I know, but why? | |
The obvious is, yes, you do that, but why? | |
So, why did they pick Kamala Harris? | |
Who was it who said she'd be dripping? | |
She's an idiot. | |
She's a blithering idiot. | |
No matter what anybody says. | |
She's a blithering. | |
She's gotten worse. | |
How do you get worse doing this? | |
How do you get worse? | |
I don't understand it. | |
Does that make any sense to you? | |
No. | |
Doesn't make sense to me. | |
How does this happen? | |
Here's what I want to say. | |
Listen, excuse me. | |
Hi, can I go to the shadow government? | |
I understand why you might want to make women or whatever because you're liberal and this isn't. | |
But why do you want to destroy sports by putting a man in? | |
I don't understand. | |
What do you think is... | |
Do you just want to destroy everything? | |
Why? | |
Because I want to destroy everything. | |
Yeah, yeah, I know, but why? | |
I understand why the government spies. | |
I understand the idea of the central bank digital currency. | |
I understand that. | |
Does it make sense to you? | |
I understand war. | |
So why does Putin seem to care so much about... | |
NATO amassing troops on his border. | |
Come on, stop it. | |
We know that. | |
I know that. | |
Why this? | |
Explain this to me. | |
I don't understand it. | |
I know. | |
Why? | |
Why is everybody so interested, ladies, in Kamala's sexual... | |
People are saying that she was... | |
They always talk about... | |
Oh, these various references. | |
Why do we focus on that so much? | |
Do you think that Carrie Lake or Kristi Noem or Ocasio-Cortez, Elon Omar? | |
I mean, do you think, are these monastic? | |
How many people do you think, how many women do you think, in the White House, lobbying people, who basically, I mean, do you think that everything she did was merely, she just, she, what? | |
She stooped Willie Brown, and that's it? | |
I mean, that's it? | |
Willie Brown's ever, whoever the stoopy, that's it? | |
She had no Do you really think one person that's figured out, it happens all the time. | |
Willie, I don't think Willie, Willie probably dipped his wick more than one place. | |
Do you think it's all about that? | |
No. | |
Why do we love to keep saying, I'm just curious. | |
Why is it? | |
Because she's female and because women shouldn't be doing that. | |
If a man does it, it's okay. | |
If Trump had McDougal, Dusty Saddles, whatever her name is, whatever, the porn starlet, the Chanteuse, all these other women. | |
Why? | |
Why? | |
JFK, oh, JFK, Bobby Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, everybody got a hold of Jackie. | |
Everybody got, everybody took care of Jackie. | |
Everybody. | |
You know that's true. | |
Raul says, was Shamala selected based on biopsychometric? | |
No, you're thinking like most people, and you bring up a good point, that there must be a good reason for this. | |
But why is there such, ladies, this should bother you? | |
You tend to be the most church lady-esque. | |
Why is she, why are you pointing fingers at her? | |
Why don't you say, now that's a powerful woman who said, this is what I want, used her wear, her body, whatever it is. | |
Fine, and got what she wanted. | |
So what? | |
Why does it bother you so much? | |
Are you jealous? | |
Is it somebody who says, well, I'll do it. | |
If you had a chance to write your ticket and all you had to do was, for Willie Brown, the speaker, she got cars and this, that. | |
Bill Gates does it. | |
Bezos does it. | |
You see that Lauren Sanchez, that thing, that Bezos? | |
Do you ever notice how Lauren Sanchez, I don't know what's happening, but she said, it's scary. | |
It's scary. | |
Women get to a point. | |
Kimberly Guilfoyle got that look all of a sudden. | |
Stop it! | |
Stop it! | |
Do you think... | |
Is there something wrong with this? | |
Why? | |
I mean, why is... | |
I know people just like a thing, but Kim Griffith says, Bundy told me, I'm glad when I see the last breath former. | |
Bundy told me... | |
I am God. | |
Oh, but I see that last breath former CEO at Florida State Prison. | |
Interesting. | |
I think that's a part of it. | |
A big part of it as well. | |
And yet, there are so few compared to the rest of the people who do that. | |
But ladies, let me ask you something. | |
Do you think there's something if Kamala Harris Well, let me just put it this way. | |
Let's say that somebody were to, and I know this sickens you to think about this, but let's say there were some man who decided that he was going to make his bones, so to speak. | |
Get it, Laurie? | |
Get it? | |
Anyway, let's assume that he were to have his way with Nancy Pelosi. | |
And Nancy Pelosi took on these young studs and... | |
You see there's anything wrong with that? | |
Does that bother you at all? | |
Lori says Kamala is a daughter to some radicals. | |
You know Deep State loves the families they know. | |
Well, put it this way. | |
They love that. | |
If you look at the story of who... | |
Obama's, they say, his real father, the ex, you know, Black Panther, you know, they do love that aspect of prior radicals. | |
But let me ask you a question. | |
Laurie and Kim, do you see anything wrong with a woman who says, okay, I'm young, I have a sexual appetite, I might as well pick up a few, some coin while I do this. | |
So what? | |
I am, when it comes to adults, not children, adults, in non-adulterers, I don't think when people are misled, but just, you know, consensual. | |
I am a, I don't want to say a libertine, but sky's the limit. | |
What two people can do? | |
You might find somebody, believe it or not, you, as a woman, might find Willie Brown, who I don't know how to gauge his pulchritude, but you might find that power sexually appealing. | |
Willie might enjoy the power he has by having young chippies follow him. | |
Whatever. | |
Does that really bother you? | |
It doesn't bother me in the least. | |
That means nothing to me. | |
That's an adult. | |
That is, I would much rather have somebody who, again, is involved in a natural, consensual relationship, sexual or otherwise, if that's healthy. | |
That's a healthy psyche. | |
There's nothing wrong with that. | |
Nothing wrong with sex at all. | |
Period. | |
Between adults. | |
And that's whatever. | |
Adultery is a different story. | |
Let me ask you a question. | |
How many of you think, look at this, rock on if you got hot pants and he's got a job? | |
Laurie, let me ask you a question. | |
I'll ask you a Laurie, I'll ask you this question. | |
Would you agree, would you agree that adultery is wrong, right? | |
Yes. | |
And I don't know anything about your personal life, but let's assume you're married and you got a husband and you love your husband. | |
Okay. | |
Would you Would you have had an affair with your husband? | |
Somebody that you love, now you're married to, but let's say you met him. | |
And you know, this is not some overnight fling. | |
I love this guy, or whatever. | |
Would you say, well, okay, I can understand that. | |
Why? | |
Oh, because I know him. | |
He's great. | |
So, adultery makes some sense sometimes? | |
Well, it's not my... | |
People's morality when it comes to sex, we still don't ever talk about it. | |
We still know nothing about it. | |
We don't talk about anything. | |
We don't even talk about bodily functions. | |
How do we understand something as deep as sexual matters? | |
And we all say, and I still believe, that we always kind of distinctly in a weird way admire a woman who is a libertine, a sexual... | |
Not that, we always do it like trollop, you know, meertrix, you know, prostitute, trollop, slattern, you know, all these words for women, none for men. | |
It's like how Eskimos have all these words for snow. | |
Kind of makes sense. | |
So, anyway, now, here is a part which I want to make sure you understand. | |
And I want you to listen to me carefully. | |
I want you to follow this. | |
Very, very carefully. | |
Very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very carefully. | |
Thank you. | |
And we need To get through this. | |
And we need somebody to say, listen, let me explain this to you. | |
This is what matters, and this is what doesn't. | |
Lori says, they're called favors. | |
I've never been married, but I've had a few husbands long ago. | |
Oh! | |
I don't know what that means. | |
You've had? | |
And I've had so many men before. | |
I don't know how to love him. | |
How to move him. | |
He's just a man. | |
Amen. | |
Amen. | |
Thank you. | |
I hope that in the scope of all this stuff that we talk about with You know, this and that and that. | |
I hope that we sit down and we teach sex ed to teenagers. | |
Not about sex, but about the emotional part. | |
I hope that we do that. | |
I hope that we sit there and say, okay, let me explain something to you. | |
Okay, let me explain something to you. | |
Ladies and men, here's what we're going to do. | |
This is something you've got to understand. | |
What happens if during the course of this thing, you find out that this guy that... | |
This young man, who's 16 or whatever the hell he is, decides to do something. | |
And the next day, he's telling everybody about your sexual encounter. | |
And if you ever find out you're taking a picture, I will... | |
Thank God Mrs. Allen and I do not have children born of this generation. | |
They would not... | |
And if I had a daughter, this poor thing would be... | |
I swear to you, it would be abuse. | |
It would be absolute abuse. | |
Because I would tell her things from the moment that child was alive. | |
I mean, from the moment. | |
They'd be saying, oh no, here he comes again. | |
Listen to me, whatever your name is. | |
Lionella. | |
Let me tell you something. | |
Men are pigs. | |
Do you hear what I'm saying? | |
Not pigs. | |
Pigs are good. | |
Excuse me. | |
Strike that. | |
Pigs are... | |
Poor sign friends. | |
They're good. | |
They're noble. | |
They're clean. | |
They're smart as a whip. | |
They're clean. | |
The reason why they want to slop, whatever, is because to cool down. | |
If you had a nice little wading pool, they'd be terrific. | |
They're not dirty in the least. | |
But, so forget that. | |
You will spend the entire life trying to figure out, people will be trying to figure out sexuality, because their sex is sexuality. | |
What humans have is sexuality. | |
What humans have is not procreation. | |
It's not procreative. | |
It's sexuality. | |
There's a big difference. | |
A big difference. | |
And that's why you've got to understand something. | |
You've got to understand it. | |
You've got a mark on you. | |
You've got a red dot on you. | |
And there's somebody who's got you targeted. | |
And that's the way it is. | |
It's weird because they're children, boys in particular. | |
They don't know what the hell they're doing. | |
Lori Cuck says, it means I'm no better. | |
I don't like her because she's fake. | |
I don't care where she slept. | |
Good for you. | |
But you know what it is, too? | |
I don't like her. | |
You know why? | |
She's not smart. | |
Stupid offends me like you can't believe. | |
Hillary Clinton is very smart. | |
And I don't need a lot for somebody to be smart. | |
When I meet somebody who's in politics, I don't need, you know, Niels Bohr. | |
But she's an idiot, and she's insulting to me. | |
And we do that laughing. | |
You ever met people who are plastic? | |
Hey, how are you? | |
Oh, bless your heart. | |
Stop it. | |
Stop it. | |
Phony. | |
Phony. | |
I don't believe this. | |
I hate phonies. | |
She's an idiot. | |
She's a blithering idiot. | |
They know it. | |
And they're trying to stop it. | |
But here's a good thing. | |
Friends, they want you. | |
They want you to understand. | |
See, just do me a favor. | |
Imagine this. | |
Do I have my... | |
Oh, here we go. | |
Here's my, here's my, well, here's my Trump 2024. | |
This is, I'll be back. | |
Okay, let me get this free right. | |
Okay, good. | |
If I said, hey, listen. | |
Hi, kids. | |
It's me. | |
It's your, it's your uncle, President Trump. | |
Now, listen to me. | |
I want you to, I want to thank you for this. | |
Thank you for joining me on Truth, whatever the hell this thing's called, because I'm going to talk to you every couple of minutes. | |
I'm glad you, I'm glad you're, you're, you're tuning in, because I'm not going to waste a lot of time. | |
Okay? | |
I'm not going to waste a lot of time. | |
First, I want you to know, they tried to kill me. | |
Now, they're going to tell you everything in the world about this guy, and they're going to tell you things like, I don't know what happened. | |
They wanted to kill me. | |
This is an inside job. | |
They wanted to do it. | |
They wanted to take me, and they took him out like they did Lee Harvey Oswald. | |
You know how it is. | |
But listen, I'm not going to worry about that. | |
That's the way it goes. | |
But these people are sick. | |
I understand something. | |
I love Jim Jordan. | |
He's not going to find anything out. | |
Ted Cruz, not going to find it. | |
These people are worthless. | |
They're worthless, okay? | |
You got that? | |
They would go crazy. | |
And like Lori Cuck would say, Super Chat won't allow me to say that she's stupid. | |
Well, they just did. | |
They just don't want you to spell the word. | |
Now, here's another thing, too. | |
Folks, I want you to know something. | |
I'm the most exciting thing anybody's ever seen in the past 50 years or more. | |
I make people alive. | |
Let me ask you a question. | |
If I'm not here, who would you vote for? | |
Nobody. | |
Nobody. | |
Who? | |
Who melts your butter? | |
Nobody. | |
Who do you think is exciting? | |
Nobody. | |
Nobody. | |
I'm it. | |
I'm it. | |
And I know it, and you know it, and I can't tell you why. | |
I don't know. | |
Maybe because I like it. | |
Maybe because we just get along. | |
You ever meet people? | |
You just get along. | |
You just like them. | |
Now, here's the thing. | |
This is your old DJT talking about it. | |
Now, friends, listen to me right now. | |
They're going to tell you stuff. | |
Do not believe polls. | |
I've got some internal polls. | |
I can't tell you the results, but they cost a lot of money. | |
A lot of money. | |
And guess what? | |
You know who's kicking ass? | |
Me! | |
Us! | |
Next, they're not going to let Kamala talk. | |
Let me tell you how stupid this woman is. | |
Listen to this. | |
Or how scared they are. | |
The other night, when they did that hostage swap, I don't know what the hell it was. | |
I would have been there. | |
There would have been a real politician. | |
There would have been a stampede. | |
I'm going to be there! | |
She could have said, ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank President Putin for giving in to my demands. | |
What? | |
My demands, I told him in no uncertain terms. | |
I said, Vlad, you better let these people go or there will be hell to pay. | |
And he saw it my way and it's that kind of leadership that's going to get me elected. | |
Kamala Harris. | |
They would have gone nuts. | |
And Putin would have said, excuse me, are you what? | |
You? | |
Okay. | |
But what happened? | |
She was nowhere. | |
Lori says, hey, Al. | |
Trump's bro was a nice man too. | |
Oh! | |
The greatest. | |
The greatest. | |
I have his picture here. | |
Robert Trump was the greatest. | |
Greatest. | |
Sweetest. | |
Sweetest man. | |
One time I had him. | |
I used to... | |
When we were eating together, I'd wait. | |
He had a very good sense of humor. | |
Very good. | |
And I'm waiting for him to eat. | |
And I would tell him these jokes. | |
So, guy goes to a zoo. | |
And there's a gorilla there. | |
And I'm waiting. | |
And I'm trying to time the punchline. | |
And one time I got him... | |
I can't tell you that joke. | |
But it was so good. | |
It was like... | |
God, he was... | |
You know... | |
Sweetest man. | |
Loved him. | |
I don't know what he... | |
You know... | |
I don't know about people in heaven, and I don't know about heaven. | |
I don't know anything about that. | |
But if you told me that it wasn't God who kind of pushed him out of the way, but Robert Trump, I'd believe it. | |
Because he would do that. | |
I don't want to get mushy about it, but he was a great guy. | |
But the president has to sit there and tell people, now listen, I'm going to explain something to you. | |
Very, very simple. | |
These people have no idea what they're talking about. | |
Every single day, Caitlin Collins, She's got some eyebrows, don't she? | |
Once you look at her mouth, then her eyebrows. | |
And she looks like she is so... | |
There's a great word in West Tampas, which is really dirty, but it doesn't mean that. | |
It means like you're really just angry. | |
Oh, another one too is like you're bitter. | |
And every day they're trying to find new ways to tell you that. | |
For example, the J.D. Vance thing and the cat lady, that was the biggest thing in the world because she said the people are the Democrats and they don't have cats. | |
Nobody cares about cats. | |
What are you talking about? | |
And the reason why they made a big deal is because they're stupid people. | |
Van Jones says, what am I going to do? | |
What am I going to do? | |
I don't know. | |
Talk about that. | |
J.D. Vance, okay. | |
Meanwhile, Kamala, she's hiding. | |
Are they gone yet? | |
Are they gone yet? | |
No, they're still here. | |
Damn it! | |
I can't hide. | |
So yesterday, they had her at the airport. | |
And I played it for you. | |
And she gets out of the SUV. | |
And she has a cell phone. | |
Notice how she just hands the phone. | |
She doesn't even look at anybody. | |
I'm like, thank you very much. | |
Remember something. | |
Watch how people treat waiters, waitresses. | |
I don't want to say low, but people who are I don't know if you have them there, but like the coat check girl. | |
You know, during the winter. | |
Or the guy who's in the gas station. | |
Or the person at the Costco who comes up and helps you. | |
You know, those people. | |
That's the one you're going to watch. | |
That's. | |
And what she does is she just hands the phone to somebody. | |
She likes to take it. | |
Take the phone. | |
She thinks she's better than you. | |
And I hate that. | |
And she's not. | |
At all. | |
So, look what they're doing now. | |
Now they're talking about me, and they had that stupid... | |
Who is this woman from ABC? | |
He goes... | |
That was a guy... | |
I can't... | |
How do I say this? | |
I'm not going to mention his name. | |
There are some people who... | |
I'm trying to think. | |
So there's a guy I know who, all his life, he was kind of, Italian sort of, didn't like that. | |
He wanted to hang around, as you would say in Tampa, the Palmasia crowd. | |
You know what I mean? | |
The Bayshore crowd. | |
And he changed the pronunciation of his name. | |
And everybody knew what it was. | |
It was like, come on, that's not your name. | |
Not even close. | |
If my name was Gonzalez and I change it to Gonzo or something, he'd say, no, it's Gonzalez. | |
It's not Gonzalez. | |
It's something else. | |
Well, then this person, all of a sudden, later on in later life, he found out that being Italian, so he all of a sudden embraces it. | |
Oh, now you're Italian? | |
Well, I always was Italian. | |
No, no, no, no, no. | |
I'm not saying you were. | |
Now you're embracing this? | |
You didn't care anything about this before at all? | |
Now you're embracing this? | |
Now you're doing it? | |
That's what Kamala Harris is. | |
She was Indian. | |
Nobody's asking, schmuck, nobody's saying that she's, and that's J.D. Vance. | |
Well, you've got biracial, and I'm going to say this again to you, and I want you to listen carefully. | |
Asian is not a race. | |
Mongoloid is. | |
And that sounds terrible. | |
Mongoloid. | |
They don't say that anymore. | |
But I mean, Caucasoid, Negroid, Mongoloid, maybe Australoid. | |
That's pushing it. | |
But Asian is a census determination. | |
Are you brown? | |
Am I what? | |
Are you brown? | |
Everybody's brown. | |
What do you mean brown? | |
Well, those are brown people. | |
Who's a brown person? | |
Remember, white has no... | |
What about Swedes? | |
They're European. | |
But if you're a white American, you have no distinction whatsoever. | |
Whatsoever. | |
Let me tell you something. | |
I've got... | |
My family tree... | |
My family tree is as diverse... | |
I have Puerto Rican, Sicilian, Scotch, Irish, German. | |
At least my relatives were. | |
My grandfather, if I told you... | |
He was as dark as you... | |
I don't know. | |
I don't know. | |
What do I know? | |
I kind of got my mother's complexion. | |
My father? | |
Oh, my God. | |
This guy. | |
Never went in the sun. | |
I got a picture of him. | |
Just his... | |
Standing next to my mother, who was, you know, pale, complected. | |
She... | |
It's like, what is this? | |
He looked almost... | |
Not black, but as dark, very tan, tan, tan. | |
Like... | |
And she's white, white, white. | |
What does that mean? | |
Is he a brown person? | |
I don't know. | |
I never thought about that. | |
I don't know. | |
It's stupid. | |
These names mean nothing. | |
I don't know. | |
And I can tell you, if I would not be surprised in the least, it's on my grandfather's side, that we had African. | |
And I don't mean, I mean, you know, black. | |
Absolutely. | |
I never thought about it until this moment. | |
I swear to God. | |
Just as I'm thinking about it. | |
Oh yeah, okay. | |
Whatever. | |
And I love mixing. | |
So interesting. | |
I know people, for example, sometimes you get the most fascinating. | |
I know a Chinese mother and a kind of like a Puerto Rican father and this young man who looks I don't want to say just interesting. | |
I say, oh yeah! | |
It's interesting. | |
I love that. | |
And the thing is, he's American! | |
I don't care what he looks like. | |
I can't put the eye color or if he has an epicanthus. | |
We don't think like this. | |
They do. | |
But it's the culture. | |
Do you remember all of a sudden, years ago, this was funny. | |
I shouldn't say it's funny, but all of a sudden there is, um, uh, uh, Right around the 60s, all of a sudden, people were into this notion of African. | |
And all of a sudden, they said, my name now is Mobutu Shabazz X. They say, who? | |
Your name is Jerry Johnson. | |
Okay, all right. | |
And all of a sudden, remember who was? | |
Remember the Jeffersons? | |
Remember Michael Jefferson? | |
And he says, and our conscription. | |
And we're... | |
It's slave. | |
They say the whole thing. | |
Okay. | |
All of a sudden it's like, okay, you're black. | |
All right, fine. | |
You're an African. | |
Okay. | |
Everything's African. | |
Okay. | |
Okay. | |
Whatever you want, people that they're allowed to do this. | |
That's not the issue. | |
Let's assume somebody who all of a sudden played a black person, let's say black American, who never, who just was just like everybody else. | |
All of a sudden, all of a sudden, turns into Angela Davis. | |
Overnight, you say, what happened? | |
Well, I'm black. | |
No, I know you're black. | |
That's not the issue. | |
Where did this come from? | |
Because it fits me politically or demographically. | |
Oh, I see. | |
Oh, I see. | |
Okay. | |
That's what we're saying. | |
And if you don't know that, I don't know why. | |
There was some... | |
They're saying they're now going after Trump that says that he was... | |
Oh, Kwanzaa. | |
You know, Kwanzaa comes and goes. | |
I don't even understand what it is. | |
That's fine. | |
But it's the idea that all of a sudden somebody decides that they are this... | |
How do I say this? | |
That they are this... | |
Well, it's like anything else. | |
Have you noticed, do you ever have a friend of yours who all of a sudden she turns into a super athlete and all of a sudden she's, I'm in a mini marathon. | |
Okay, well I'm running and they wear yoga and I'm running and she's always running, always going to the gym. | |
You take on this affect. | |
You take on this demeanor. | |
That's what this is. | |
But going back to Kamala, she's doing this because whatever it is, there is nothing there. | |
She can't connect to anything. | |
Yes, somebody may have been Indian, so what? | |
But she never said black before until now, or African American. | |
It was Indian, Indian, Indian, Indian, Indian. | |
Okay. | |
And President Trump was absolutely correct when he said, and now all of a sudden she's black. | |
I didn't know she was black. | |
Did you know she was black? | |
You racist. | |
Why am I a racist? | |
There's nothing there. | |
You're not. | |
Going to be a president if your whole thing is, I'm not this guy. | |
I'm not Donald Trump. | |
It doesn't make any sense! | |
What do you want to do? | |
And now Trump is apparently saying, okay, you want to talk about her? | |
I'll talk about her some more. | |
I'll talk about Kamala Harris. | |
We'll talk about that. | |
We'll talk about her. | |
We'll talk about the fact that she's hiding. | |
Where's Joe? | |
Listen, if that's what gets Trump elected, but I don't want you to lose your mind yet. | |
Why am I saying this? | |
I'm saying this because as we speak, as of today, there are 95 days until the election. | |
95 days. | |
Do you hear me? | |
95 days until the election. | |
That is a light year, maybe, maybe. | |
And there are, this is even better, 17 days until the Democratic Convention. | |
And I am, I swear to you, all they have to do, look at what, let me give you an example. | |
Do like I do. | |
Go to Drudge, just for a second, and I know what Laurie's saying, what? | |
Look at this one. | |
Look at the picture of her. | |
Hi. | |
Hello. | |
Hi. | |
Peggy Noonan, the fight of Trump's political life. | |
Fallout over black comments grows. | |
The real reason he spews racism. | |
It's a distraction. | |
Donna Brazile says outdated shock jock politics flopping in 2024. | |
Donna Brazile makes Harold Ford look like Rip Taylor. | |
Who in the hell cares about these people? | |
Flashback. | |
Trump uses racist language to describe Native Americans in resurfaced 1993 clip. | |
Why calling the Dodd weird as freaking Republicans out? | |
No, it's not. | |
No, it's not. | |
Harris raised $310 million in July. | |
More than double rivals. | |
Okay. | |
She didn't win that. | |
He. | |
And Chelsea Clinton wants it about. | |
By the way, Chelsea Clinton, I have. | |
She is as smart as a whip. | |
She is smart. | |
Believe me, she is really, really smart. | |
And I'm telling you, look at this. | |
Haas for Harris. | |
I know, I don't want to say that. | |
You understand what I'm saying? | |
We are the same during depression and war. | |
Interesting. | |
Now, the bottom line, let me just go back to a few things. | |
This is important. | |
Okay, by the way, here's this Judge Joe Brown. | |
Does that really matter? | |
Judge Joe Brown. | |
Does this matter to you? | |
Seriously, I don't care about that. | |
And I'm going to say, if I were President Trump, they're not going to tell you anything about their plan because they don't have any plans. | |
They don't have any plans to win. | |
They don't have any plans to win. | |
They don't have anything. | |
She has nothing. | |
I'm going to say this again, dear friend. | |
She has nothing. | |
And if you think they're going to say, well, that's good enough. | |
As she said, it doesn't matter. | |
Really? | |
You think undecided is an independence? | |
Hey, Trump, you can't win by saying, I'm not Donald Trump. | |
Okay? | |
You got it? | |
Good. | |
Now, let me tell you something. | |
First of all, Missy, let me tell you something. | |
Lori Cook has been all... | |
Over the place. | |
Edie Crowley, bless your heart. | |
Thank you so much. | |
Youngstown Connection, I thank you for this. | |
Kim Griffith, everybody. | |
Raul Rodriguez, our good friend. | |
Prince of the Cats. | |
Christian Janus. | |
Ryan, our good buddy. | |
Edav333. | |
Thank you. | |
Andy Armour. | |
Fret Pound. | |
We appreciate that one. | |
Let me see who else are here. | |
I think that's it. | |
Bill Crowell. | |
Billy Crowell. | |
We love you, Bill. | |
And that's it. | |
Now, dear friends, remember a couple of things. | |
First, relax. | |
Donald Trump is going to win. | |
Here we go. | |
The judge report has turned into a virtual rag. | |
Oh, Chuck, without a doubt. | |
But remember, Chuck, the reason is you want to see what... | |
It's important. | |
It's just like you find out about a society by going through its garbage and going through its sewers. | |
You find out what it's eating. | |
You find out what it's throwing away. | |
You find out what it's paying, what it's like. | |
You have to go to burial grounds, garbage pits. | |
You go to places to find out what they are thinking. | |
And it's an incredible desperation. | |
Did you ever hear this? | |
Kamala Harris, my first 100 days in office. | |
No! | |
She has no plan. | |
And meanwhile... | |
Joe Biden, listen to me carefully, Joe Biden makes more sense. | |
Joe Biden makes more sense now than she does. | |
Look at this. | |
Lori Cox says, I love y 'all. | |
Lori, we love you. | |
You're the best. | |
You're unbelievable. | |
I mean that sincerely. | |
So let me just say this. | |
Listen to me very, very carefully. | |
Just wait. | |
Wait until polls. | |
See what happens. | |
You're going to be seeing polls. | |
You're going to see, well, she's up 12%. | |
She's up 3%. | |
Why is she traveling? | |
Kamala Harris doesn't want to travel anywhere. | |
And if she's going to Georgia, she's scared. | |
And watch how bad she is. | |
Because people are saying, okay, let's hear you. | |
She's okay in a couple of minutes. | |
She's okay in an interview here. | |
She can't do this. | |
She tried the other day when Biden, when the hostages, whatever, the prisoners were returned, she couldn't do that there. | |
Okay? | |
Alright, dear friends. | |
Today, by the way, sweet corn season. | |
Oh my God. | |
Oh my God. | |
I'm in heaven. | |
Sweet corn, it's here. | |
It's the most wonderful thing in the world. | |
Sweet corn, real corn. | |
Real corn. | |
And I'm just thinking about that because I'm hungry right now. | |
All right, dear friends. | |
Please remember, Mrs. L. Follow her at Lynn's Warriors. | |
Lynn's Warriors. | |
Do what I say. | |
Lynn's Warriors. | |
She is incredible. | |
What she is doing for kids, what others are doing, it's beyond anything anybody could ever imagine. | |
And I'm so proud of her. | |
That's why I love her so madly. | |
This is her site, Mrs. L. This is it right now. | |
Mrs. L., that is her YouTube channel. | |
Please be a friend and follow. | |
You will be getting more information, especially if you're a parent, grandparent, or care provider. | |
Also, dear friends, 26th of October, 10 days before the election. | |
Wow! | |
I'll be in the cutting room in New York City. | |
Would love to meet each and every one of you. | |
Let's party. | |
Like it's 1999. | |
All right, dear friends. | |
I love yous. | |
As my friend Christos would say, I love yous. | |
You're beautiful. | |
You're tremendous. | |
You're unbelievable. | |
And I mean that. | |
Trump's going to win. | |
Remember, don't turn your back. | |
Don't stop. | |
But this is just, this is getting better and better and better and better and better and better. | |
She's still not saying anything. | |
All right, dear friends. | |
Have a great and glorious day. | |
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