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Sept. 7, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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The Democrats Have No Idea the Political Massacre in Store for November
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My dear friend, tonight we have a veritable potpourri, a pastiche, a melange, a myriad, a mosaic, an absolute cornucopia, a slum gullion, a gumbo of ideas and thoughts.
For you.
Now before we begin, let me start off by saying something.
The other day, I noticed something, and I needed your help.
And I may have been a bit a bit curt, a bit rude, and I apologize.
Somebody said, oh, you're sounding tinny.
I thought, let me tell you something, buddy.
Enough with this troll business.
You're gaslighting me.
You're gaslighting me.
You're making this crap up about, oh, you're tinny.
Well, I'm not tinny, damn it.
Well, you know what I was.
I listened back and I realized, my God, I was.
I absolutely was.
And here's the best part about it.
Here is the best part about all of this stuff, all of this business.
When I...
I looked at this and tried to recognize the sound.
I was wrong.
So if I sound tinny, please let me know.
I appreciate it, right?
I appreciate it.
Now, my friends, let us begin, shall we, with a couple of things that are really, really, really, really, really critical.
Really, really great and really fantastic and really important for me to bring to your attention.
Number one, what is the purpose of this show?
The purpose of this show is...
Frankly, the truth.
The truth.
The purpose of this show is the truth.
Sometimes the truth hurts.
Sometimes it may not comport with your particular version of the truth, but doggone it, I'm going to tell you, it's indeed the truth.
Alright?
You got that?
Okay.
Let me start off with a couple of things right now.
I never want to be or to provide you with this idea that Everything is groovy and everything is wonderful.
When in fact, sometimes it might not be.
Sometimes it might not be that great.
Sometimes things may kind of stink.
And I'm never going to let you down.
I'm never going to tell you everything is wonderful when it's not.
But right now things are good.
And a lot of you fine, fine folks are having a hard time with it.
You're having a hard time.
Because how can things be going that well?
But a couple of things are going on which I want to bring to your attention which I don't particularly care for.
And some things I do.
Let's just get down to brass tacks, right?
Let me first of all thank you for being here.
Number one.
I want to talk to you about the following.
First, I don't know who this feller is.
But I came across this.
What is his name?
Walsh or something?
Did you ever hear this?
Did I constantly convince you that you're actually racist?
Is there some legitimacy?
And if so, what is it?
And how could it be brought into the culture in a way that didn't feel so propagandist and exploitative and untrustworthy?
I don't think there's any legitimacy to those at all.
I think they're fundamentally poisonous and toxic.
It's not a very long...
It's a shame that the discussion about slavery has turned into this ridiculous, like, white versus black thing.
There's an actually interesting question here, which is, how could it be that for thousands of years, everyone in the world either practiced slavery or was okay with it?
It seemed to never even occur to them that there might be something just inherently wrong with owning a person.
What the hell are you talking about?
I came across this and I was watching something.
What does this even mean?
I think sometimes we go out of our way to find stuff to talk about.
Listen, I think it's terrific.
I think it's wonderful.
Hey, nothing wrong with, you know, what am I trying to say?
Nothing wrong with going ahead and breaking this down.
But I just, I'm wondering.
Are we kind of looking for things to talk about just to talk about stuff?
Did that one grab you at all?
Did that, like, what?
Let me tell you another thing, too.
Now, Russell Brand, who likes Russell Brand?
Anybody?
Any of you like him?
Any of you cats?
The other guy, Matt Walsh, he talks about gender stuff.
That's okay.
Listen.
People are entitled to talk about anything they want, and I think it is okay.
It is great.
Nothing at all.
No problem whatsoever.
I think it's great.
I think it's groovy.
I think it's terrific that everybody gets it.
That people get the chance to talk about, you know, whatever.
Okay, fine.
You know...
I'm not that moved.
I like Russell.
He's irreverent and funny.
Okay, is that it, darling?
Irreverent?
I mean, that's all.
What about the fact that people are saying he's out all kinds of sexual abuse allegations and he's this and he's that and I'm thinking, well, okay.
But what are we supposed to do with this guy?
What are we supposed to do with him?
What?
Let me tell you what this is about.
In a recent interview or a little convocation with Mr. Tucker Carlson, this occurred.
Yeah, all right.
Hang on a minute.
You missed it.
But would you close in prayer?
Oh, yeah, all right.
I call on the name of Lord Jesus Christ, our Heavenly Savior.
I pray in your name that the forthcoming election be an opportunity for unity for America and for Americans, for forgiveness and for grace.
That the dark and demonic forces that appear to operate at the level of the state, the deep state, and the corporate and global world experience your light, Lord, that we are guided, that you guide all of our tongues and all of our words and all of our hearts, that we feel your forgiveness and that we feel your grace.
Thank you, Lord, for the many gifts that you have bestowed upon us.
Thank you for the glory of consciousness itself in which we can experience you and live you.
Thank you for the beauty of nature in which we see your wisdom and your creativity and your infinite glory.
Thank you, Lord, for the many leaders.
And thank you, Lord, that you were born and died, that we may...
may be forgiven and that we may have eternal life, not through merit or anything that we have individually achieved, for surely all of us are fallen, but in your holy name we are forgiven by your act of redemption, by your sacrifice.
In your name we pray.
Amen.
Okay.
Bye.
What do you think about that?
What's your take?
Anna Tonino says, beautiful pair.
Flojo's Vlog says, oh God, he's a religious nut.
Nick Nightingale says, praise him.
Vince Lugo, I can dig that.
He got too sober from Psychsicle.
TMI LOL, look at this, okay.
He should street preach.
Amen.
Everybody says amen.
Alright.
That is not all kings bended the knee but at least second him.
I don't know what that means.
Amen.
Yeah.
He has had an epiphany supposedly.
This is not how you pray.
Really?
I haven't prayed that.
I haven't.
Hang on.
I haven't prayed that hard since my wedding night.
Okay, so the bottom line is, very quickly, rule number one, do you believe this is sincere?
Was that sincere, yes or no?
What do you think?
I'll give you my assessment at the end.
What do you think?
Was that sincere?
You buy that?
You think it's a...
Was it good?
Is it appropriate?
Is it legit?
Do you think the way he jumped up, did it seem like it was real?
Is he pandering?
Is this a big cover-up just to try to get over the fact that he's got all this dirt, he's trying to change his image?
He's got loads of Me Too stuff and sexualness and drug abuse and this is a part of an act?
Or do you say, how the hell do we know?
How the hell do we know?
Who are we to say one way or the other?
How are you supposed to change unless you say that?
And this is Tucker Carlson's bit.
He's not running for office.
They can say anything they want.
If Joel Osteen said that, if this were a Jewish convocation and they brought a, in the old days of Rebbe Schneerson, remember him?
If it's a Hindu priest, you have that?
This is Tucker Carlson's event.
He can do any damn thing he wants.
He can say whatever he wants.
Don't you love the way we say, well, I don't know if he meant that.
Excuse me, who are you?
Who are you to say that?
It's his event.
If you don't like it, don't go.
Don't watch it.
I'm not even saying any of this stuff.
Who am I?
I mean, I can give you the cynical answer.
Would you like the cynical answer?
Would you like me to say why this is wrong?
Why he's making this stuff up?
You know, that sort of thing.
Is that it?
Is that the story?
So I don't understand.
What are people so angry about?
What are people so angry about?
What is it that people are angry about?
I don't understand.
I don't get it.
I'm not sure.
I don't see how this thing works.
This is what I'm trying to tell you.
Russell Brand doesn't owe you or me anything.
How do you know what he feels?
How do we know?
It's his event.
If Tucker Carlson wants it to be about redemption, getting off of drink or drugs or whatever it is, it's his show.
Who are we to say whatever?
Why can't people just pray?
Why can't people just say whatever the hell he wants?
And if he wants to invoke the name of God to protect this country or whatever it is, let it be.
How dare anybody tell him what he thinks?
Or whether it's legit.
Or whether I found it, well, it's a little over the top.
Or you're a religious nut.
I'm somebody who is, frankly, irreligious.
None of it makes any sense to me.
But I am in no position to judge his sincerity.
I'm in no position to say, well, he didn't mean that.
He's just doing that.
Excuse me.
I don't know any of this stuff.
I don't know any of this stuff.
Any of it.
I don't know.
Edwin says, you asked our opinion, that's all.
Edwin, take it easy.
I'm not even talking about you.
Edwin, it's not always about you, my friend.
Eddie, it's not about you.
For the love of God, Eddie, take it easy.
Have a drink.
Calm down.
Somebody talk Eddie off the ledge.
It's not about you, Ed.
It's not about you.
I'm kidding.
What I'm saying is, I was reading the comments today.
And people are going just nuts because they're just so mean.
They can't believe that maybe he's sincere.
Maybe he's just praying.
Maybe he believes it.
Maybe he doesn't.
Either way, who are you?
Not you, Eddie.
It's not about you, Eddie.
It's not about you, Ed.
Take it easy.
Put the knife down, Ed.
And put the knife down.
I, I, I. Bye.
Thank you.
I've never ever surprised by how many people are just rude and they always love to say things that make no sense.
Like Johnny Ballgame.
It is about you.
I don't know what the hell this guy is talking about.
Neither do members of his original family, but I like him.
I like his style.
And just because Johnny doesn't make any sense, so what?
So be it.
So be it.
Of course it's lopsided.
Of course it's loquacity off the rails.
Of course, of course, of course.
But so what?
Does it matter?
What I'm trying to tell you is I don't want you to ever be afraid of somebody else's faith.
That's all.
Nobody's asking you what you think.
Whether it's real or not, I swear to God, I don't know.
Kevin says, all I know is that Russell Brand wasn't drying through the mud until after he started questioning government narratives on COVID in Ukraine.
Well, he learned some stuff, and he also found out there were some other things as well.
Listen, Russell all of a sudden found out that there were some other things too.
All that Me Too business.
Look, look, look.
One night, years ago, we're at some place, and I don't know what it was.
It was something like the equivalent of like a diner, or a Denny's, or something.
I don't know what the hell it was.
And there was this family next door.
And they were praying before their meal, but not praying like, thank you, Dave, which is fine.
It was almost like saying, like, we're never going to eat again.
This is the end of civilization.
And immediately somebody at the table made some comment.
I said, excuse me.
Why can't you just let these people...
They're not bothering you.
What do you care?
This one's talking complete smack about something or other.
I mean, these people, they're crazy.
This family is just thanking somebody, whatever.
Why is it that people are so bloody mean?
Why are they so mean?
That's all I want to know.
And what does Johnny Ballgame say?
G5.
Not a clue.
Not a clue.
I have no idea where he is, what channel, what frequency, Kenneth.
We don't know.
What?
What?
Well, we don't know.
But we love him.
Because he's entitled to say, damn it, that's Johnny for you.
Johnny.
Nobody knows what he's saying.
I don't know what he's saying.
Johnny doesn't.
But that's a shtick.
That's America.
All right, enough of that.
I just don't like the fact.
That people are always laughed at because of their faith.
Well, some faith.
Some.
If it's Christian, then they make fun of you.
But if he would have all of a sudden, you know, done, you know, kind of a shem, I mean, don't go into some Talmudic, some davening or something, nobody would have said anything.
It's only Christians.
Christians, you can make fun of them all day long.
That bothers me.
That's all.
That's all I'm saying.
That's all I'm saying.
It doesn't really matter.
See, come on, man.
Don't know.
No idea.
Not a clue.
It's like watching an old Oliver Reed interview.
Do you ever watch those great Oliver Reed interviews when the one time he was just gassed out of his mind, this woman said, I don't know.
I don't know.
Okay.
Here's something nobody at all is going to be talking about for one second on the campaign trail.
This is a watershed moment for Palestine, for justice and for international law.
Israel's occupation has been declared unlawful by the World Court, which has stipulated that it must be terminated completely and as rapidly as possible.
Wow.
The court also found that illegal Israeli occupation violates the UN Charter, Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law.
The court further, unequivocally, declared that all Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory are illegal and must be dismantled and all Israeli settlers must be evacuated.
The court declared that Israeli illegal occupation not only violates, but eviscerates the Palestinian people's right to self-determination in their own land, including the right to their own state.
This ruling couldn't be more timely or solely needed.
The Palestinian people have...
Okay.
You're not going to hear anything about that.
Why?
Why?
Two subjects, two subjects you're not going to hear in this country.
Artificial AI and Israel Palestinian.
I guarantee you there will be not one question, not one statement made during the debate on September the 10th.
Why do you think that is?
Why won't anybody be talking about it?
Why?
The ICC, the ICJ.
This was the...
Mama, mama, mama.
Let's see.
Let's see.
Just a second.
Here we go.
International Court of Justice, ICJ, ruled that Israel's occupation, Palestine, Palestinian...
Is against international law and that Israel must stop its occupation immediately of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza.
ICJ.
Now, what do you think is going to be the reaction to anybody regarding that?
Nothing.
Nothing in this country.
Nothing.
Nothing at all.
Nothing.
Why is that?
Number one, does Israel, Palestine, East Bank, any of that, is that going to be a consideration or a factor in this upcoming election, yes or no?
How many do you think?
How many do you think?
Thank you.
I like this.
Erica Reinhart says, screw the ICJ.
Very good.
Succinct and the right.
Any, any basis, any basis, jurisdiction, is there anything that you believe is correct regarding the ICJ or the ICC, criminal court, or court of justice?
Anybody?
Thanks, Tony.
And this is, yes, look at the colleges.
Look at the colleges what?
I don't know what that means.
I have no idea what that means.
What do you think this is?
No idea.
Most people have no idea what this is.
Occupation?
What occupation?
That again?
Israel?
Oh, please.
This is most American.
It's not going to be brought up at all.
You cannot believe the amount of discussion, the amount of...
The amount of, oh my god, the amount of debate today in the world.
It's incredible.
Nothing here.
Nothing.
There's nothing about this show.
Nothing.
Why do you think that is?
Why?
What do you think?
Doesn't matter.
You've got nothing to worry about.
If they ask Gamala, will you be handling anything?
Do you think there'll be any discussion of Israel?
Is anybody...
Well, ABC or...
Nope.
That's why Trump has to bring this up right away.
Right away.
He's got to force her hand.
And I am the law...
And have her say, do you believe, yes or no, that this is genocide?
Answer the question.
If she says, no, I don't believe it's genocide, she loses half of her democratic base.
If she says, yes, it is genocide, she loses half of the, dare I say, the more traditional base.
Do you understand this?
Should I explain this again to you?
Should I explain this again to you?
It's the greatest question in the world.
Trump has been adamant.
Trump has been unequivocal.
He has been unequivocal in this thing.
I want him to ask the question.
She won't know what to do because she won't have prepared for the answer.
Because they're not going to be bringing it up.
You will see her melt like a bug over a match.
Do you hear what I'm saying?
Does this make sense to you?
Does this?
Johnny Ballgame.
Does this make sense?
Not a clue.
Johnny, Johnny, we lost Johnny.
We lost Johnny.
Johnny's not here right now.
Johnny's floating about.
He's not AM, he's not FM, he's shortwave, he's infrared.
I don't know where he is, but God love him.
It doesn't matter.
Why?
Because he loves trees.
I know.
I know what you're saying.
Who is this man?
I don't know.
Does he drive?
Does he have sharp objects?
I don't know.
Do we have a welfare check?
Perhaps maybe we could.
Mark Jay says, money is more important than Palestinian lives.
Ah!
There were pictures today on X or Twitter.
Absolutely brutal as to what's going on there.
Isn't that interesting?
Isn't that, doesn't that, it just fascinates me.
Americans just have no, they say, well, that's that, you know what, that's over my head.
That's above my pay grade.
I don't know.
That whole Israeli thing, I don't know.
They just, whatever.
That's exactly right.
So let me tell you something else that happened today, which is one of the most stupid things I've ever seen anybody ever do.
And I don't understand it.
You understand what I'm saying?
Lionel is great and redacted, but rambles endlessly on his own show.
Do you think that's true?
Do you think it's true?
I know it's insulting, but seriously, do you think that is?
Iggy, I'm talking to you.
Do you really think that this is rambling endlessly?
That what we're talking about now is rambling?
Is this okay?
We didn't talk about that today.
It was a very simple thing.
It was about Trump's...
It was a very simple thing.
Is Trump going to prison?
Yes or no?
Is Trump going to prison?
Yes or no?
It's very simple.
What do you think about the case?
Just today.
Hunter.
Hunter Biden.
Hunter Biden pled guilty, why?
Because they're going to pardon him.
Biden's going to pardon him right before he leaves.
Biden's going to pardon him.
That was it.
Nothing really to talk about.
No room for rambling.
No room for rambling.
It was very simple.
Do you know how complicated this is?
Do you understand how this thing is?
I mean it.
Do you grasp that there's some pretty kind of weird stuff here?
Do you see this?
I'm just curious.
I'm just curious.
Because it's not like this.
It doesn't pigeonhole.
Do you think maybe perhaps this might not be the best for you, maybe?
I'm just saying.
I'm just saying.
There's a lot of topics.
A lot of things that we move on.
We'll talk about it, this, we'll move, we'll go to the next one.
It's okay if you don't like this.
And it's okay if it's a little bit, if it's moving along the, you know, the conveyor belt a little too fast for you.
I understand that.
I'm just saying.
You understand that, right?
Because now I'm going to change the subject.
And you might say, this is rambling again.
No.
We're changing the subject.
Just want to let you know.
In fact, maybe I'm going to have a sign that says changing the subject.
Now, here's something today that Trump did, which was just, well, his lawyers did, which was absolutely the most stupid thing I have ever seen.
Now, we're going to a new topic now.
Going to a new topic.
Okay?
Good morning, y 'all.
My name is Will Scharf.
Now, Will Sharp is here, but in the back, this is Alina Haba.
This is the woman, one of Trump's lawyers, who wants, above anything else, to be considered attractive.
Why do I say this?
Somebody sent me, they said, look at her Instagram.
I said, her Instagram?
She's the lady on the left.
And sure enough, I'm 40, I'm with my girls, I'm by the pool.
I'm in Mar-a-Lago.
I'm going on my...
Oh, no.
This is Trump's lawyer.
Now, he had a guy at first during the E. Gene Carroll case called...
His name is Joe Tacopina.
He had one of the worst face jobs ever.
Unrecognizable.
He was there and then gone.
I don't know what happened to him, but he was not there for the...
E. Gene Carroll case.
I think he might have been there maybe for the indictment case.
I don't know.
He was the one who was absolutely sandbagged on the Today Show regarding A-Rod.
In any event.
The E. Gene Carroll case.
The E. Gene Carroll case is what this fellow was talking about.
They had an appeal today.
Oral argument.
For the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, that's the intermediate appellate court between the District Court of New York, the Southern District, and then the Second Circuit, which is the intermediate, and then after that would be the Supreme Court.
E. Jean Carroll.
Do you remember who E. Jean Carroll is?
George says, George says, this is the...
This is the post-grad level show.
Moves too fast for some.
Okay, fine.
E. Jean Carroll was the woman he was charged with and found liable civilly of sexual abuse.
Remember that one?
Okay.
You got it?
Okay.
For reasons I do not understand.
For reasons I do not understand.
They decided to speak out about her.
Crazy she is.
She's this, she's that.
She's not my type.
Just stupid, stupid things.
I think Joe Tacopino was saying something to the effect of He's not there anymore.
He was the original lawyer.
Something about, well, did you have high heels on?
And this supposedly happened in Bergdorf Goodman, and there's not enough room there.
And I'm thinking, schmuck, he's running for president.
What are you doing?
Well, we're just making this thing up.
Or rather, we're alleging she's making it up.
And then later on, remember, after the civil verdict, he was then charged with libel and defamation because he said she was crazy.
What this fellow in the metal and what Alina Haba is doing there, I have no earthly idea.
And why the president is doing there, I have no idea why he's there.
Because you're running for president.
Don't...
Remind anybody about E. Jean Carroll.
Let it go.
There are women out there who had terrible things happen to them that they may not have been able to prove.
You don't prove.
You don't have DNA.
You're not taken to the hospital, necessarily.
You also could be lying.
But it's the stupidest thing.
Let this go!
Now, he brings up some good points, but don't have the president stand there and have people say, who's E. Jean Carroll?
That's a woman that he was accused of sexually abusing.
Really?
I didn't know about that.
Half of you people didn't know anything about Israel or the West Bank or Palestine.
Do you think that most people know about E. Jean Carroll?
They forgot about it.
But now they're going to remember it.
Why?
Because these people are idiots.
With all due respect to my president, idiots.
Because they love to be in front of the camera.
I would have said, we're saying nothing about this.
Now let's listen to this.
Let me explain to you why this is important.
Good morning, y 'all.
My name is Will Scharf.
I'm one of President Trump's attorneys.
Today we presented oral argument before the United States Court of...
Never introduce Alina Haba in the back.
Isn't that something?
Ha ha!
Appeals for the Second Circuit in one of two cases brought against President Trump by E. Jean Carroll.
Don't say her name!
E. Jean Carroll?
Is that more than one?
Oh, that's one person?
E. Jean Carroll?
I don't remember who E. Jean Carroll is.
Tell me more, Mr. Sharpe.
Now, it's really important to remember that E. Jean Carroll's story, at its heart, is an utterly implausible he-said-she-said story.
Are you saying it's a lie?
Are you saying it didn't happen?
Or are you saying it's a he said, she said?
See, right off the bat, why are we re-litigating?
Why are you telling anybody about this again?
Why?
You're not saying she's...
You're not re-defaming her, are you?
It's one thing to say I didn't do anything wrong.
But I mean, why are you bringing this up?
There is no corroboration for anything she has ever claimed about President Trump.
Now, I am not in any way, in any way, in any way, suggesting that anything untoward happened.
I don't know.
I wasn't in the courtroom.
I never heard a word of any of the testimony.
None of it.
Zero.
Nothing.
Nada.
But they will tell you, oh, we had corroborating in front of both.
Absolutely.
We had it.
You may not like it.
You may not think it's enough, but they're going to say it.
And now you're inviting them to bring it back again.
You're inviting people to bring this stupid case back before the public again, where we had forgotten it.
And we've got a debate coming up in four days.
There are no corroborating witnesses, as President Trump alluded to.
There is not confirmatory DNA.
No police report was...
Confirmatory DNA from 1990.
...filed at the time of this alleged incident.
She was unable to identify when this incident occurred until quite recently.
No surveillance evidence or witnesses have ever been found or come forward confirming any aspect of E. Jean Carroll's story.
Who?
E. Jean who?
In light of that...
In light of the utter implausibility of the story that E. Jean Carroll was attempting to sell to the jury in this case.
And E. Jean Carroll will tell you, and sold successfully.
Her attorneys introduced evidence that should have never seen the inside of a courtroom.
Now we're talking.
Now we're talking.
Now we're on the same page.
But still.
Why are you saying this in front of people?
Say that before the Second Circuit.
Go home.
Lose the publicity.
Lose the chance to get your name out there so that we can talk about the debate that's going to happen in four days.
Utterly insane efforts to introduce propensity witnesses.
Jessica Leeds and Natasha Stoynoff.
Now we're bringing their names.
So now they're going to come up.
Now we're going to go after them.
And now the journalists are going to bring...
Am I going too fast for you?
I hope you don't think I'm rambling now.
Just want to make sure.
So now the media are going to go after these women again and say, well, they said that you did this, and then we're going to bring it back up again.
Well, what did you say?
Well, what did he say?
Well, what did Eugene Carroll say?
Was she upset that night?
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
I don't...
Most notably, in an unfair and improper effort to buttress E. Jean Carroll's failed attempt to assault President Trump.
She was victorious.
Jessica Leeds' story is instructive here.
This is a woman who claims...
Now he's telling you what she said!
...in the middle of a crowded airliner in 1970.
No!
Listen, no!
Shut up!
President Trump assaulted her.
Leaves has never been able to identify where this plane departed from, where it went to, the date of the flight in question, making our efforts to disprove her testimony extremely difficult.
Under the federal rules of evidence, this story should have never been allowed to be presented to the jury in this.
Tell the Second Circuit that what you did.
Why are you telling people?
Some woman said, you know, that happened to me one time.
You know, I was on an airplane, and this drunk guy was next to me, and that was the worst day of my life.
I don't know what plane that was.
I didn't even tell anybody.
I was so embarrassed.
I didn't have any DNA on me.
Oh, I know how she feels.
He did that to E. Jean Carroll?
No!
It's another woman.
There's another woman?
I didn't know that.
There's another woman?
All these poor people.
I gotta stop.
I don't understand what's going on here.
I don't understand anybody.
I'm not going too fast for you, am I?
I'm not going too fast.
I hope I'm not going too fast for you.
I know this is tough.
I know this is tough.
Because now I'm talking about different cases and...
But I'm going to soldier on nonetheless.
First, the thing that lawyers want to do is I want your case to go away.
Okay?
I want your case to go away.
It's that simple.
Our good friend Buddha Buddha T.T. Boy says, life is what you make it.
That is true.
I think you are correct about that.
I think that makes a lot of sense.
Linda says, that's usually how you pray once the Lord gets a hold of you.
I know it's happened to me.
Again, this is back to Russell Brand.
I don't care how you pray.
That's a personal thing.
And it's his event.
And if he wants to pray, so be it.
Kelly Hickman or McKinnon just has hands praying.
Steven Lynch says FERC, the ICJ, that's the spirit, I guess.
What do they know, right?
Mark J says money is more important than Palestinian lives.
Crypto Domini says this, this, and that is different from, I don't know what that means.
This is a post-grad level show.
Moves too fast for some.
Nathan Shields says, Al, do you have any insight on what is going on in the Democratic Party?
Just wink if yes.
No, I don't have any idea of what's going on in the Democratic Party.
George Keene says, you are the James Burke of geopolitical modern era.
Thank you so much.
James Burke was a show called Connections, I believe.
Which was very, very...
Ladies and gentlemen, Stan Lippman said, Larry Johnson says on Judge Knapp that LBJ did end JFK.
Larry Johnson, that's not the...
Larry Johnson.
I've heard that LBJ...
Actually, you know, Mack Wallace.
You heard the story.
Mack Wallace was the shooter.
We've heard that one.
Nelson says, funny how I can't mention the country of Putin's on this super chat.
On YouTube, message states, edit message and try again.
Censorship of what?
We love you, Uncle Lenny.
Thank you so much.
Well, you did.
You did.
And all you have to do is spell it incorrectly.
R-U-Z-Z-A or something like that.
And by the way, isn't it funny how the Russians are supposedly involved in American politics by...
Getting people to do YouTube channels or something like YouTube shows.
But Israel is not involved through AIPAC and other lobbying efforts.
Which, whether you agree or not, doesn't make any sense.
But I digress.
Let's go back to the issue here.
What lawyers need to do the best is to have a case Go away.
I had a case one time years ago.
Very, very successful.
Had it disposed of before anybody knew anything.
Done legally, done correctly.
Absolutely done.
Never mentioned my name.
It would have been great to get my name in that there paper in the old days, but I didn't.
Because that doesn't help anybody.
Stan Lipman said, by the way, Hillary pulled hair for Kamala to be Secretary of State.
Thank you.
Hillary pulled hair for Kamala to be Secretary of State.
Okay, thank you so much.
Not exactly the model of limpidity, but thank you.
Let's go back to this.
I don't know what happened with President Trump.
I have no idea.
I have no earthly idea.
Number one, do you want to go out there and say that a woman who claims to have been sexually assaulted is lying, is crazy, is making this up?
You want to do that?
Who wants to do that?
Anybody?
You're crazy.
You're lying!
You're lying!
You want to do that during an election season?
Maybe otherwise.
You want to do that?
Do you want to have this name brought up?
This guy actually stood up and listed the names of other women who now people are going to go to and say, tell us about what happened with it.
I didn't know that.
I don't understand it.
If you think that Alina Haba back there was a, hey, what are you doing?
Why are we here?
Let this go.
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
In fact, the worst thing in the world you could have ever done.
The worst form of defamation that anybody could have ever paid this woman, seriously, seriously, would have been to never mention her name once.
It would have driven her nuts.
You didn't mention her name one time, not one time.
I don't know.
I don't know.
That's the way you act.
I don't know anything about this.
Were you there?
No.
Thank you.
Thank you.
How would you act if somebody said, if I said you were involved in an armed robbery in Valdosta, Georgia in 2012 on a Tuesday afternoon lunchtime when you walked in and you threatened to detonate a fragmentary grenade At a TD bank branch in Valdosta, Georgia, at the Wakeworth Mall, how would you react?
Assuming you didn't do this, you would say, no.
That's it.
You might have said, well, I happened to be here that day.
I've got an alibi of the doctors.
I wasn't in Georgia.
Something like that.
But what would your reaction be?
It would be, no.
No!
Would you get mad?
Maybe you might get mad.
Would you start calling people crazy?
The most effective denial is the denial where you say, no.
Next question.
You don't remember?
Nope.
Not me.
Golf?
Golf from whiskey.
Impress you added video clips to show.
When do you add live guests?
On this?
Sometimes, maybe.
Those are very...
I don't know about that.
I'm thinking about that.
Sometimes you get bad luck with it.
I don't want to go into detail, but sometimes you get bad luck with it.
It's not a lot of control.
For a live show, I don't know about that.
Because I don't want to get somebody on and somebody says, I don't know what you're talking about.
Oh, golf, Romeo, whiskey.
I see.
I bring on a guest and then you, somebody says, I don't know what you're talking about.
You're rambling.
Or if Johnny starts doing about his one, two, three, you know, Romeo, zebra, alpha, you know, that kind of stuff.
And the person's made you feel weird.
Or it looks like Like we've just awakened some mental hospital.
I don't know.
But I'm thinking about that.
Now, aside from that, thank God that this was today.
It's a Friday.
Let it go.
President Trump, do me a favor.
If you need anybody to do this, I will call up anybody you want and tell them, shut up.
We don't argue the case in front of cameras.
We don't do it.
We don't.
It's not worth our time.
It's not worth it.
You're repealing it?
Obviously, I'm going to repeal it, and that's it.
I'm not going to relitigate this before anybody else.
Now, there's one thing they're talking about, which is something called propensity evidence, which you don't want to go into.
Oh, my God.
Can you imagine this poor guy before?
If he can't follow what I'm saying with this, and I bring up propensity evidence, or we used to call it Williams Rule evidence, or similar fact evidence, oh, my God.
He'll go crazy.
What are you talking about?
What are you talking about?
He's talking about similar fact evidence.
Very simply this, I hate this.
And the problem that people have is there is a rule of corroboration.
And you can corroborate by showing similar behavior.
Similar type of conduct.
Similar types of behavior in the past.
That's what they did to Harvey Weinstein.
And that was also a travesty.
So it says, love the show, Uncle Lenny, and you're rambling.
I will not worry unless you start talking about a guy named Corn Pop or say, end of quote, repeat the line.
Yes, thank you.
Now, let me just...
Go back to what I'm saying.
Propensity evidence is something in which a jury gets to hear something that you allegedly did that was never charged, that was never brought to trial, that was never involved in a conviction, and now the jury says, he did that too?
Well, this son of a bitch, you know what?
You know what?
If they think he's guilty, so do I. That's propensity evidence.
Sometimes it's good, though.
We used to have this thing called Williams Rule Evidence, which was kind of interesting.
And I always give the example of somebody is, let's say, at a bank, at this TD whatever bank or whatever it's called.
This guy comes in, he's got a balaclava on and a tamashanter, and he speaks with a weird brogue.
And he has a strange gun.
It's like a double-barreled Derringer.
And he says, reach for the sky, sports fans.
Give me all your bread.
But she never knew who it was.
Never saw the face.
Never...
But I say, wait a minute.
I know who that is.
That's LJ Jackson.
What?
That's LJ Jackson.
LJ did this.
That's right.
It's you, LJ.
What do you mean?
LJ Jackson, hypothetically, I'm just kidding, is one of the greatest bank robbers of all time.
She does that.
I know it.
She does that.
That's her thing.
Really?
Yeah!
Let's go into trial and tell the jury, yes, same thing happened to me.
L.J. Jackson came in and robbed me.
She did?
She did.
Said the same thing.
You mean she robbed somebody before?
Yeah, but the reason why I'm telling you this is not to tell you that she's a bad person and that she robs a lot.
I'm trying to make a connection between what she said and showing criminal propensity or a matter of intent or M.O. or some...
Thing that she did to help with the identification.
There's a reason for this.
It's just not to show that she's done this in the past.
That's okay.
That's not what we're showing right here.
They're doing where there's smoke, there's fire.
Now let me tell you something again.
I don't want to go through this litigation.
I don't want to go back and say, well, she was crazy.
She's a nut.
She's crazy.
I have no idea I wasn't there.
And unless you're in a courtroom, unless you get to see it, let me ask you something, ladies.
Now, I am not taking anybody's side here.
I'm not taking anybody's side.
I want the president to re-elect it.
He has, again, I tell you right now, we have, let me remind you, we have 59 days, really, until the election.
I'm making 60. And we have four days until the debate.
Ladies, let me ask you a question.
And I don't want you to reveal anything.
And you don't even have to answer.
Yes or no?
Have you ever had anything happen to you, let's say, either with a man or a date or something which was either a disconcerting, scary, Or downright illegal.
And you couldn't prove it if you tried.
It's your word against his.
You ever had that happen to you?
Anybody?
The Packers and Eagles are going to kick off.
I'm so sorry about that.
If you have to go, I understand.
Look at this.
Denise says yes.
Diane says yes.
Edie says, yes.
Okay.
So the trash man says, so don't take the bait?
Oh, what?
How do you know there's any bait on there?
No.
Look at this.
Mary says, yep.
Fran says, no.
Don't answer, ladies.
Kate Ed says, hell yes.
See that?
Now.
Now, let me ask you this.
I'm not saying this happened or didn't happen to President Trump.
I'm going to say this all day long.
I don't know anything about this case.
I know nothing about this case.
And if he says no, we believe him.
Or it can't be, or whatever.
I don't know.
All I know is, I don't want this to be on TV.
But let me give you an idea of what's going on here.
Let's say one of you fine ladies said, if I said, listen, we've got a problem.
I'm the prosecutor and you want to go, and let's assume we do not have any actual DNA.
I don't know what DNA means.
I do know what it means.
But there are some times where you don't necessarily leave DNA.
I can do a lot of things.
Scare the hell out of you and not leave any DNA.
In any event.
And you can take that stand.
And if I said to you, well, good luck, but they're going to ask you a lot of questions about, you know, did you call the police?
Did you save your clothes?
Save your clothes.
Did you go to the hospital?
I didn't say I was beaten.
I just said, okay.
And you can take the stand.
And you hear testimony like this.
It was 9.15.
I remember that.
Because right before that, I heard somebody ask, what time is it?
And it was 9.15.
And I almost missed it because of the dog that was barking in the background.
Now, already you're saying, this woman remembers everything about this night, and you're almost riveted.
And I've seen this before.
And they start talking.
And they say things like, His eyes.
I've never seen anybody look at him.
They talk about Ted Bundy like that.
Again, I'm not saying this is Trump by any stretch of the imagination.
What I'm saying is there are things I've convicted people who say so-and-so pulled a gun on me.
Nobody saw it.
Nobody saw it.
There was no DNA.
It was one guy saying, you pulled a gun.
I mean, the other one said, you're out of your mind.
And this guy starts talking about details of the gun, things he said, where they were.
It was raining.
He heard the dog bark.
And the jury says, I believe everything he said.
I just believe it.
I look at his face.
How many times do you tell people things during the day?
They tell you, there's no proof of any of it.
You just believe it.
Because of the way they're telling you this.
It's this thing.
And because it's dangerous like that, you want to stay out of court, if at all possible.
And if you do go to court, you better...
And when you go to court, you don't say anything.
When you go to court, you say nothing.
I want to talk about...
Nothing would drive anybody crazier than for you not to say anything online.
But to go before the world and give people's names and other things about propensity evidence, oh my god.
This is where I say, okay, alright.
But I hope that because it's Friday, And I hope that maybe since everything's done, since maybe nobody's going to be paying attention, we'll let this thing go.
My concern, my eyes, my focus is going to be on this thing called the debate.
And that's what I care about, is that debate.
That's all that I care about.
And I want this stuff to just go away.
I want it to go away.
I don't want to hear any more about it.
I don't want to hear that woman's name ever again.
I want them to know that, well, we had a hearing.
Maybe we had a hearing.
Maybe we didn't.
I don't know.
You're not going to hear it from me.
What is her name?
Kaplan.
Her lawyer.
If Kaplan wants to talk about it, go ahead.
Nobody's going to be Going nuts.
Over her comment.
But if my lawyer gets up there, and if I stand next to the lawyer, it's a different story.
Thank God this is going to be over with.
Thank God.
And I don't understand why people just don't.
Why people just don't.
Well, nobody listens to me anyway.
Because nobody asks me my opinion.
I just don't understand things.
I don't understand.
How people think so.
But what are you going to do?
I don't know what to tell you.
Now, in the meantime, as we speak, I heard that old, what's her name?
That Gamala is at, I think she's at the Pittsburgh Hotel or someplace, and she's going to be going through a very, very powerful series of testing and practice and all this other kind of stuff so that she can prepare.
Isn't that going to be something?
Can you not believe she's going to be preparing?
She's going to be actually trying to get ready.
Will she be able to?
They say there's about 15 questions.
Everybody knows them.
Everybody knows them.
But here would be a couple of things.
That, President Trump, you must do.
You must listen to Uncle Lenny.
Number one, listen to the answer.
Better yet, listen to the question and listen to the answer.
Don't feel bad by saying, that's not what they ask you.
If that's what you want to do.
There's no audience, right?
The fact that there's no audience?
See, you want this...
I have no idea.
He could have made demands, too, because she doesn't want it.
She doesn't have to have a debate.
Right.
But she's making demands because she would love to be able to say, I don't want this debate.
You don't have to have a debate.
There's no law.
He sounds great.
Whatever you want.
But he's got to break the rules.
Rule number one, listen to it.
Listen to what she says.
Listen to the question.
Listen.
It's one of the hardest things in the world to listen.
Because you're thinking about, what am I going to say next?
And did that come out okay?
And how do I look?
Whatever.
Just listen to what she has to say.
Number two, remember this.
You're going to say what you want to say, no matter the question.
If ever I do a TV appearance or anything, I know exactly what I'm going to say.
It doesn't matter what they ask me.
I mean, I know the subject matter, but I know what I'm going to say.
And I say it.
And it sounds like I'm answering the question, but I'm really not.
George Lenz knows something about prevarication.
George says Trump doesn't need help, but Tulsi would help him.
Tulsi was great, but that was...
Now, George, I'm going to say something to you, and I'm going to try my best to make this make sense.
And I want you to help me with this one.
And I want you to listen to me.
And I want you to take this to heart.
The only people who thought Tulsi Gabbard did a great job were people who were Donald Trump supporters or Tulsi Gabbard supporters.
Let me say this again.
Let me say this again.
You're the only one who thought she did a great job.
Other people said, well, it's okay.
No, Tulsi Gabbard destroyed her.
I don't think she destroyed her.
No!
She destroyed her.
I don't think so.
Oh, yes, she did.
Did she really?
I mean, she was very good.
She was ready to go.
Kamala didn't lose her mind that night.
And the idea is going to be, remember, because there's no...
There are no laughs and clapping, I think.
I'm going to say change the rule.
The answer hangs there.
And Mr. President, you can do a lot of what?
Now, remember what I told you, what Uncle Lenny told you.
You have one goal only.
And your goal is to make everybody in the world the next day say, did you see that?
Edie Crowley says, what accent will KU's in the debate?
That is a great question.
Can you imagine if all of a sudden Donald Trump said, when I was in Bethesda years ago, I took my little coon dog named Jerry.
He could pull kind of like a John Kennedy.
And wouldn't you love to say, excuse me, President Trump?
Yes, ma 'am.
Are you using an accent?
Am I what?
Using a what?
I don't think I'm using it.
And then jump to another one.
That motherfucker crazy.
What?
Mm-hmm.
Excuse me.
Are you using...
I don't use no damn accent.
It's nothing but a Peterbeth.
Homeboy has got up at the mama crib.
You're using an accent.
I ain't using no goddamn accent.
Come on, bro.
Literally, bro, bro, bro.
Okay, whatever.
That to me would be funny because she then would say, you know, Kemala, you can't say anything, right?
Because you do it all the time.
We'll see what happens.
I would love that for them to happen.
But he must ask a question that throws her off.
And judging by your question regarding Israel, you have no idea what to say.
You don't know what to say.
You have no idea what to say.
None.
And I know, and it's okay, and you don't have to.
You're not on trial.
You're not running for office.
You don't have to know anything.
But when the South African government says that something is apartheid, you know, I'm talking about expert witnesses, what do you say?
Ah, you're crazy.
What?
You're crazy.
Oh, Mandela said, Kemala.
Nelson Mandela said this was apartheid.
Do you disagree with Nelson Mandela?
Bring it out!
Call her out!
Make her confront it!
Can you imagine her turning her back on Nelson Mandela?
Before he died, he was begging that there would be at least a two-state solution.
Whether you think it's true or not, have all of her Her African-American constituency and her leftist group say, she dissed Nelson Mandela?
Oh my god!
That's what you want.
Again, where this man is right now, I don't know if we want to go there.
I don't know.
So anyway, that's going to be Un the potential for that.
So rule number one, President Trump, don't talk about court cases, especially that one.
Don't stand next to these people.
And that goes for Alina or whoever the hell it is or anybody else.
You don't bring it up.
You do all your arguing in court and not...
Okay?
I made a very, very clear.
And I know I'm right.
I absolutely know I'm right.
And why people do it?
Why?
Well, some people just want to get their name on there.
Their name.
I guarantee you, if I'm on trial and my lawyer is posing in a bikini next to a pool, And going to the same barge on her forehead, you go, look at me.
You're gone.
You're through.
You're done.
Done.
What if this was your kid's heart surgeon?
Would that make a difference?
I know you'd probably say, does he have a hang-up about women in bikinis?
No.
I have a hang-up about lawyers trying to get more attention than a client.
You want to do a Bruce Cutler?
You want to do one of those?
Oh, that's good.
You want to do, who else?
I got Melvin Belli.
How about a Gloria Allred?
What's the first thing you think when you think Gloria Allred?
You think, oh, no.
Gloria Allred's her lawyer.
I don't know about you, but I think that's not.
Oh, Gloria Allred?
Oh, I didn't know.
Oh, Gloria Allred.
Okay, okay.
Yeah.
One of the best lawyers ever was a guy, was it Brendan Sullivan?
He was Oliver North's lawyer.
I think during the Iran-Contra hearings.
It was wonderful.
He looks like a lawyer.
He's very, very button proper.
Oh, just wonderful.
John Gleason, who was John Gotti's prosecutor.
Very good.
Philip Corboy.
Harold Price-Ferringer.
Straight out of Central Cassidy.
White hair.
Just, I mean, wonderful high.
I think he had the collars were.
He had like that John DeLorean collar.
Perfect deportment.
Manners.
Wonderful.
Get in, get out.
We don't do it on TV.
We don't talk about it on the TV.
Afterwards, maybe kind of, sort of.
Johnny Cochran, great lawyer after the fact.
Great, great man.
Funny, nicest, sweetest man in the world.
That's what I like.
But to have him stand up there, to have the president stand up there next to this guy as you read through the name.
I don't know why.
I don't know why.
I told you my favorite, one of my favorite things to do.
Sometimes I want to just take my mind off of the world.
I look at arrest videos.
I cannot tell you how I'm just saying, why is this woman refusing to roll the window down when he just wants to give her a speeding ticket and be on his way?
Why is she doing that?
Why is she not answering the police officer when he says, ma 'am, please roll down your window?
Why does she not believe him when the police officer says, I'm going to break your window and drag you out if you don't tell me your name?
Why does she not believe him?
Why is she calling her mother?
Why is she biting the police officer?
He was just going to give her a ticket.
Now we've got four felonies.
These are just questions I'm fascinated.
Why did you do this?
Why?
What is the point of this?
I don't understand this.
I don't understand these things.
What would be your line?
I told you this today.
What is President Trump's line to the American people?
What does he say?
What do you tell people?
What?
What do you tell people?
Why do you vote for Trump?
What is it?
What's the message?
It's very simple.
Do you want four more years of this crap?
Do you?
Do you?
How about this nut?
How about this kid?
How about this shooter?
How about the father?
How about what's going on?
Why are we not finding more about the, dare I say, the Physiological and mental and psychological makeup of these shooters.
We'll get to that later on.
It's a whole lot of stuff we're talking about.
All right, dear friends.
Let me just say right off the bat to you.
To you and yours.
Edie Crowley.
Thank you, Edie.
We love you.
George Lenz.
Soul76.
Golf Romeo Whiskey.
Thank you so much.
Stan Littman, everybody.
Nelson A. George Keene, greatest man you've ever seen.
Nathan Shield, thank you.
Crypto Domini, Mark J. Stephen Lynch, Kelly McKinnon, Linda Hazlitt, Kevin and Buddha Buddha TT.
Oh boy.
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And he looks the part.
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This is a guy you want to show up when somebody's investigating, let's say, an abducted kid or something bad.
He'll be training NYPD?
Oh.
God, NYPD, that's another story.
Oh!
The mayor!
Oh, geez.
We'll get to that later.
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Until manana.
By the way, we got a couple of good videos I did this week.
And by the way, Lionel Nation members always get them first.
On the death of late night TV and also the death of news.
I love this.
All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
See you tomorrow morning at 8 a.m.
And don't forget until then, remember, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Sue ya.
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