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Sept. 23, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Is Trump Ready to Drop A Diddy October Surprise?
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There is a word that I overuse, but it's so perfect.
It's a word that best describes people as follows.
It means...
Someone who has or shows a great lack of intelligence, understanding, reasoning, wit, or an inability to learn, somebody who has no common sense.
It may be innate, it may be assumed, it may be reactive, but the word is stupid.
And if I could just get rid of stupidity, not stupid people, but stupidity, the world would be better because I'd be able to talk to people who weren't stupid.
Thank you, Dennis Cosgrove.
Thank you.
And thank you, Van.
Thank you.
I know how to work this thing now.
I know how to work it now.
I don't even know where to start.
But Uncle Lenny is ready to go on this Sunday night.
Oh, my.
God, today we've got UN UNGA, UN General Assembly.
You should see this place!
Mrs. L and I were tooling about it, perambulating and moaning about the city.
And we've got to run into all these overtime, all these cops from Homeland Security, every conceivable...
Oh my God, they're all here to protect these.
These reprobates from around the world for reasons I can't understand.
Do you know that a lot of these stores I think it was somebody told me Bergdorf Goodman or one of them these folks will come in women and they will shop and they will bring cash.
I mean they've got people Walking around, heavily armed, and they will go in the back and they have their own counting machines.
I don't know why you need a counting machine.
Why don't you just hand them the bill?
But anyway, but they do.
Not checks, not credit cards, cash.
And you see they put a back in the machine and they take off.
It's the most incredible thing in the world.
But I'm going to tell you about this event.
We're going to talk about, oh my god, I got tonight, Walls, Janet Jackson, Nate Silver, Agnes Varda.
I got to tell you the scene we did this afternoon, which was so terrific.
But then we're going to talk to you and your thoughts and comments.
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The Menendez brothers.
For reasons that, well, she'll make very clear to you.
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Today, my friends, Mrs. L., my beloved, my...
Today, to see something at this place called the Paris Theater.
Paris Theater is an absolute...
Oh my God, it's just this wonderful...
Well, it's been around since 1948.
It is, I think, the last single screened theater in New York.
And it's wonderful.
Art house stuff.
And great.
Just these wonderful, wonderful movies.
It's one of the great...
So terrific.
It's one of the best things about New York.
I've got to tell you something.
A lot of people have a lot of good cinema towns, but when you really find yourself in the position of doing what we do and being able to see this incredible, incredible sense of, I don't know what the word is, this, what's the word?
This incredible composite.
Anyway, make a long story short.
So, we're watching this thing, and there's a great part of the French New Wave, Agnes Varda.
Or Agnes, or Agnes, or Anya.
It has a variety of ways.
Varda.
She was the most important.
Well, this is a woman who, by the way, what a life!
She was a director for 60...
65 years.
65. That beats virtually everybody.
And it was part of the French New Wave School, and it was just wonderful.
So to make a long story short, there is...
Today we saw this great piece.
It was called One Sings, The Other Doesn't.
It was from 1977.
And we had...
It's really...
I mean, it is wild to see.
Okay?
It is wild.
Wild to see.
By the way, Eric says, eight years of trying to stop one man may be destroyed by the diddler.
We live in a simulation.
Indeed!
We'll get to that in a moment, my friend.
But I'm going to tell you this because there's a lesson to be learned from this.
So we're watching this movie, and after we're done, it's really good.
And they had a woman, I think, from Slate.
Teresa Skinner, thank you.
From Slate.
She's a theater critic.
And then there was a woman who wrote a book about Agnes Varder.
Or Agnes Varder.
And the movie has a lot to do with feminine rights and abortion.
Okay, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine.
So anyway, during the course of this, here's the big payoff.
We're sitting there, and they're passing around the microphone.
It's a kind of a...
Nobody's asking any questions, even remotely resembling lucidity.
But they said, well, you know, this is about abortion.
And when the Supreme Court...
Came out in the Dobbs case, I cried.
And I wanted, I can't, nobody would have wanted to hear from me, but I wanted to say that, but say, that's not what happened!
Anyway, it's this idea that somehow Trump and the conservatives were against this abortion case.
The woman from Slate, whose name I forget, Said correctly, well, technically speaking, I would have preferred it be done under this theory versus privacy.
I wanted to shoot, I told Mrs. Al, yes!
Finally, finally, somebody understands it.
Because if there's one thing I want you to remember when you go out into the world and people will talk to you about what the mean, bad, terrible things that Trump and the Republicans want to do, is you've got to tell them that Dobbs, the case which overruled Casey, which overruled Roe, had to be reversed.
Because the case didn't make any sense.
We're going to get to Diddy in a moment, but I want to tell you about this.
It's very, very important.
Because sometimes, you know, when I write a topic, things change, and I want you to be smart.
I want you to learn this one.
Let me give you an example.
Let's assume that there's a big case coming up.
And it deals with the state of New York or California that passed legislation granting or mandating.
You ready for this?
Reparations.
And you and I think reparations are the most stupid thing anybody's ever heard.
Reparations.
Crazy.
Nonsense.
What are you talking about?
Reparations.
Crazy.
Okay.
So we want to hear the results.
We want the case to be struck down.
We want the reparations statute to be reversed, struck down, abrogated, whatever you want to call it because of whatever reason.
And we find out, hey, guess what?
We won!
The Supreme Court struck down the statute.
But we find out that the Supreme Court struck it down because they said it's unfair.
And we said, what?
It's unfair.
We said, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Where did you get that from?
That's not a reason.
There's something in the Constitution about being unfair.
Are you sure he said unfair?
Yeah, not equal protection.
No, unfair.
We, because we are intellectually consistent, we would say, that's wrong.
Because you can't make something up.
You can't make something up.
I am, for the most part, I think, and I have to say this, against the death penalty, because any government that would allow Kemala anywhere near the White House, I don't think should be...
Involved in trying to take somebody's life.
It's that simple.
I don't want the government making the life decision.
Okay.
Let's say there's a case.
The death penalty is absolutely constitutional because, remember, under the Fifth Amendment it says you cannot deprive somebody of life, liberty, and property without due process.
So therefore, life, it even anticipates death.
There it is.
But let's assume that, I don't know, somehow it takes the case.
And they say that we find the death penalty to be applied unconstitutional because it's, again, unfair or wrong.
No!
You can't make up a reason to either uphold or strike something down merely because we like the decision.
Let me say that again.
I am pro Choice.
Meaning, meaning, I don't believe a woman should go to prison for having an abortion.
Because if abortion is illegal, if there's no, if it's not, that means that you just committed either murder, and you, the mother, committed a felony, and the doctor, and the nurse, and everybody else, and you all are going, yous are all going to prison.
No!
It's one of these things that doesn't make it is different.
It is different.
Life is different.
I know who people, the other day I was saying, hey, did you hear what happened?
What?
You're not going to believe this.
What happened?
Iran sent a bunch of big walkie-talkies to Israel and they blew up.
That's terrible.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I got it backwards.
Israel.
Send it to Iran.
Oh, that's okay.
See what I mean?
Life is like that.
It doesn't make any sense.
You're not able to put it on a piece of paper mathematically, but you're able sometimes to be able to say that doesn't make any sense.
Life does not make any sense.
That does not make any sense.
That is the way it goes.
So I just want to say this to you.
I just want to tell you this.
You are going to be heard.
Somebody's going to be talking about this thing about Trump and Reproductive rights.
Nowhere, and I mean nowhere, is anyone in any way talking anything or doing anything in reference to, and I'm sorry, the end of abortion.
If you want to have it in your state, go ahead.
If you don't want to have it in your state, go ahead.
Don't look at me.
Talk to your state.
I don't understand it.
Now, if you want to do a federal legislation, fine.
A federal statute, fine.
Whatever you want to do.
It doesn't...
You understand this?
It's one of those things that I cannot help you, my friend, if you meet these people, okay?
Understand this?
Now, this is the thing which we have to explain next.
And this is critical.
And I think Ken Diazio said it best.
Thank you, Kenny.
There is a fellow by the name of Tim Walls who, ladies and gentlemen, says it best, and I want you to commit this to memory.
Don't take it from me.
Take it from Tampon Tim himself.
Can't afford.
We can't afford four more years of this.
Say that again, Timmy.
We can't afford.
Say it again.
We can't afford four more years of this.
One more time.
We can't afford.
Four more years.
Four more years of this.
Of Biden and whatever.
You know what makes sense to me?
Makes sense to me completely and totally makes sense to me.
You know who else is miraculous?
John Fetterman.
Remember when he was like, I'm not trying to, no, no, no, no.
I'm not trying to mock him.
He was, he had some kind of a stroke or something.
He was aphasic.
He was absolutely, I thought this was incredible.
You know, the dress, you know, the dress code, notwithstanding, but anyway.
But recently, have you heard him?
He makes so much sense.
Well, he sounds better.
Listen to this.
A big issue, another big issue, I should say, in your state.
This is this Welker, this is this, whatever her name is.
Watch his face.
Watch him shake his face.
Well, let me talk about a big issue, another big issue, I should say, in your state.
The issue of fracking.
I know you've talked about this quite a bit.
Vice President Harris, as you know, once supported a ban on fracking when she was running for president in 2020.
She even sued the Obama administration to prevent fracking off California's coast.
Now remember, this is very good.
This is an important case for the people of Pennsylvania, a state which he is ostensibly the senator of.
Now she says she will not ban the practice as president.
Why should voters trust that that is really what the vice president believes?
It's so strange why we just keep talking about fracking.
Well, one of the reasons why is because it happens to be one of the most critical issues, especially in your...
And by the way...
I don't know what kind of a bombed out basement shelter he's in.
I like the whole, you know, distressed look, but this is a bit much.
Speaking of distressed, how do you like the hoodie?
But I digress.
It's an important issue.
And he says, ah, who cares about it?
No.
No, it's a big deal.
Back in 2020, I said that that might be an issue, but it's not going to be a defining issue.
Now, maybe not a defining issue.
Thank you very much.
Maybe not a defining issue, but still nonetheless critical.
And now in 2024, we're still trying to talk about fracking.
Why don't you care about this?
You're a senator.
Fracking is an important issue.
Do you think it's not important?
The other side, they're talking about eating cats.
It's happening in Springfield, Ohio.
Maybe you haven't heard about this.
Maybe you don't think eating cake.
Maybe you think that felicide or islerophagia is somehow a problem.
I kind of do.
Especially when people are saying we're being overrun by Haitians.
Not just eating cats and pets, but who can't drive and who basically represent...
You know, somebody said 5% of all Haitians are in Springfield, Ohio.
Words to that effect.
Don't hold me to it.
Geese and dogs and saying absurd things and talking about how if Trump doesn't win, he said that you have to blame the Jews on that.
Do you remember blame the Jews?
Do you remember the context of this?
He's taking his sentence.
He said he might defeat it.
Did you hear it?
Did you hear about blaming the Jews?
Did you hear about why?
Talking about how important these issues are and that he needs it and if they don't come on and support him?
This could affect things drastically That's kind of what he said.
But that's not what Fetterman said.
Absurd things.
You know, like having a serious policy conversation when the other side is just absolutely on fire.
And here's where we are.
And here we are also that it's going to be very close in Pennsylvania.
And it's not going to be defined by fracking.
Well, and we are talking about it because, of course, it supported 120,000 jobs back in 2022.
Let me read you some of what you have said about fracking.
In 2016, you called it a stain on Pennsylvania.
In 2018, you said you don't support fracking at all, but then in 2022, you said you absolutely support fracking.
Don't you love this?
I am against fracking and all of its manifestations.
I don't give a frack what it is.
I'm against fracking.
And again, I'm for fracking.
What?
I changed my mind.
Changed my mind.
Senator, what exactly do you like about fracking now?
It's strange for some weird gotcha kind of taking quotes out of context.
There's nothing out of context, Mr. Fetterman.
And, you know, here I am now.
I'm the United States senator, and I won by five points, a record margin back in 22. Five points.
And again, it might be an issue in fracking.
Against Dr. Oz.
And I fully support fracking.
So does the Vice President Harris.
And now if you want to have a serious conversation about policy, then I would challenge Trump in advance to have one other than talking about eating pets.
And we'll have plenty of questions for Senator Lindsey Graham.
There's no doubt about that.
By the way, she also has that, the four, you know, that, what do you call that?
What do you call that with the...
The Japanese...
What's it called?
Three walls?
Japanese eyes.
Was it three walls?
It's called...
Oh!
Sanpaku eyes.
It's a Japanese term that refers to the appearance of more of the white part of the eye, or sclera, above or below the iris.
The term literally translates to three whites.
Because of the Y's of the eyes take up three of the four segments of the eye.
Sanpaku.
It indicates a mental imbalance in people such as murderers, according to the superstition.
It indicates a mental imbalance in people such as murderers, psychotics, and those who are prone to rage.
It is believed that those people attract violence and accidents.
They're also an indicator of fate.
This superstition gained popularity in the West in the 1960s after Japanese author George Osawa began predicting the deaths of Americans based on their eyes.
So, ladies and gentlemen, and by the way, there's Yin Sanpaku when the whites of the eyes show underneath and Yang Sanpaku when the whites of the eyes show above the iris.
Now, did you know that?
Aren't you glad I told you that?
I think you did.
I think you are.
Okay.
Now, in a segment called, I don't know where the hell to put this in, I've got to tell you the following.
And let me explain this to you.
Number one.
Caitlin Clark.
Caitlin Clark is my...
I'm...
I am, I don't want to say in love, no, but I am mesmerized by a WNBA player and this Angel Reese, these thugs, absolute thugs.
Caitlin Clark has changed the face of the WNBA.
For me, first of all, I don't care about the NBA, but the WNBA, watch this.
Thank you.
Look at this.
There's no sound here for some particular reason.
I don't know why, but anyway, let's try it one more time.
Just watch the grace.
Look at this.
Watch this.
Here we go.
There we go.
I...
Would go see Caitlin Clark in the thing.
Because the abuse, the abuse she gets, and she is absolutely destroying this, and this angel, whatever, faking, in any event.
Now, before we get down to brass tacks, let me give you this one.
Ready for this?
This is the story which says it all.
If I said, ladies and gentlemen, I want you to give me, I'm going to show you one reason, one reason, one reason to vote for Donald Trump.
One reason.
One reason.
We didn't have this before Donald Trump.
But we've got it after Donald Trump when these people are involved.
What am I talking about?
Let me say this again to you.
Let me make sure you get this straight so you understand.
If you want this, If you like what I'm about to show you, then you vote for Kemala.
If you don't, if this scares the hell out of you, you vote for Donald Trump.
What is it?
Something weird about conservatives.
There is a, almost a cultish vibe, I feel.
The way they operate within themselves, they refuse to listen to outside people, you know, they're refusing to learn, essentially.
I think that is a large part of it.
It reminds me of insane clown posse.
Notice I say posse.
Did you notice that one?
Did you notice that one?
I think you did, my friends.
Okay.
So a couple of things.
Let's go down.
Let's look down the list here.
George Keene says, call me crazy, but possible Fetterman clone?
You are crazy, and you're probably right.
Mr. Rell, where Matt Drudge?
Has site been compromised?
It's been completely taken over by I don't know who, but I wonder if the guy's even alive.
Freedom says, whoever wins, hopefully Trump needs to fix Social Security once and for all.
Like me, no more chump change increases, or I may never vote again.
Sick of them lying, saying they will fix it.
Absolutely.
George Keene says, to Freedom, DJT put in power.
Because Great Money Workout Pro.
Okay.
I like that.
I like that.
It's kind of a Morse code.
Ladies and gentlemen, Lynn supposedly said, it's almost 7.30.
I told you to take the garbage out three hours ago.
Very funny.
Very funny.
Where have you been?
Freedom says, I did fracking for 40 years.
It does contaminate drinking water.
Or destroy farmland?
And most of all, they never produce earthquakes.
It's pure nonsense.
Very good.
Well, you know what really contaminates well water or whatever?
Meat.
Meat production.
Pork processing.
How it affects the aqua.
I don't want to get into that one, my friends.
But what I'm going to say is, all I want is consistency.
Now let's get back.
To prime time, shall we?
Now let's get back into what we're talking about.
I want to tell you again, my friends, how important it is for you to pay very good attention, close attention to what is happening on a couple of occasions.
Number one, Janet Jackson.
We'll get back to Diddy in a moment.
Janet Jackson came out for some particular reason and said something to affect.
To the effect that she didn't know or didn't think that Kemala was black or words to that effect.
George says, friendly reminder to create the Lionel Telegram.
Okay, very good.
She said something to the effect of I don't know if she was black or whatever it is.
She came and changed her mind.
Nate Silver!
Also being asked to back off, back down, and back up regarding his thoughts as to the president winning or doing better.
You see what's happening?
The corruption.
These people own everything.
I did two videos that will drop at 9pm on the Lionel Nation channel.
And the Lionel Legal channel.
Are you subscribed to Lionel Legal?
Have you?
Have you?
Well, this thing's going nuts.
And I bring up to you two things.
Diddy and the October Surprise.
Let me explain to you the way Diddy works, shall we?
Years ago, when I was in Florida, we always had...
Well, we had like orange trees and everybody had orange.
There's orange trees everywhere.
We were like where I grew up.
It was originally orange groves and all this.
Anyway.
So we had oranges everywhere.
And with that come rats.
Fruit rats.
They love oranges.
Forget peanut butter and all that stuff.
Do you understand this?
It's one of these things that's the most important thing in the world.
And where people came up with this notion of peanut butter, I have no idea.
You get a rat rat, you just do oranges, and they go crazy.
Okay?
All right, fine.
Well, one day, when I was a kid, these guys would come, you know, these rodent trapped killers and the like, would explain to me what they were trying to do.
And one of the things they tried to do, which was very interesting, was they said, I found this interesting.
They said, and there's one particular, they had some, they had like glue traps, and those are, you know, those are okay.
And there were other things as well.
But there's one particular, there's one, oh, this one poison made that, it was terrible, made, sometimes they're asked, you know, like, it works like an internal.
It was horrible to watch.
They would kind of breathe and pant and, but the one that I liked, if there is such a thing, was the one that was slow acting.
And what it did was, The rats would kind of like brush up against or come into contact with this particular poison, and then the rat would go back into the nest.
And when it went back into the nest, it would contaminate, and it would find itself, interestingly enough, in this particular case, it would find itself, the distributor of the poison, of the rodenticide, To other rats who would come and clean and lick and preen and groom and all that stuff.
So what happens is you have the rat and you don't get him yet, but you send him back into the nest to lure others, to say, hey, it's okay.
It's okay, look at me.
Come on, let's groom.
And when they would groom and preen and lick, then they would ingest the poison, etc., etc., etc.
Okay.
Now, here's the interesting part.
For the longest time, you've got these people, and I don't know who in the hell they are.
They're the people who run the show.
Let me give you an example.
The people who said, Eric Adams is going to come in and be the mayor of New York.
He's an idiot.
He might be a little smarter than Kemala.
That's another story.
I was watching Eric Weinstein talking about it.
He goes, oh, she's not an idiot.
Wrong, Eric.
She's an idiot.
She's an idiot.
But to make a long story short, in New York we have the mayor, the police commissioner, the deputy commissioner, his twin brother, and the other brother, and...
The education person who's living with this one to retired FDNY plus the new commissioner.
I mean, it is a rat's nest.
A rat's nest of...
I've never seen anything like it.
It is a...
Why?
And you can come up with, well, maybe they waited.
Maybe they sent Eric Adams in.
He was going to run against Curtis Lewa, who, by the way, loved him to death, but put on some fake, phony, pathetic attempt at it.
He was talking about feral cats, and I don't know what the hell he was talking about.
It was like he threw it.
They told him, hey, look, Curtis, go in and pretend you're going to win, but we didn't really want you to win, okay?
Okay, buddy?
Just going to be like a job boy.
Put on an act, bring a little heat, and then let Eric win.
And he did.
He was a jerk.
Anyway, so that's over there.
So I'm wondering, why?
I don't know.
I can guess.
It's almost like they put him in, he lets all the corruption, they feel like, are we okay?
Can we do this?
Yeah.
To show you how bad it was, the Commissioner, police commissioner, I think his brother, they have this...
You know when you ever see people like young toughs, they take pictures and they get that, I don't want to say thug, but they kind of like that tough.
There's no smile.
It's a thuggish kind of angry look that pissed off kind of a...
That's what they look like.
That's what they look like.
And this is the police commissioner.
And his brother would go to various...
I don't know.
Restaurants, allegedly.
Nightclubs.
Oh, you got a problem with noise?
Oh, you got a problem with maybe losing your license because you sold booze to an underage kid?
Oh, you got a problem?
We'll take care of that.
I mean, it's like, this is like organized crime stuff from the 30s.
Freedom says.
Okay, you already said that.
Sorry about that.
Freedom did.
George Keene says friendly reminder.
Here we go.
George said, my previous statement was trying to say Donald J. Trump is sui generis, indeed, with his money, acumen, and having been through bankruptcy, that should be applied to USG restructuring.
By the way, he wasn't in bankruptcy.
Businesses were in bankruptcy.
Businesses.
Do you know how many times Google went bankrupt?
Remember Google Glass and others?
Bankruptcy is reorganization.
And it's preferred in many respects by the courts.
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And George says, bad timing with Sliwa and Feline need, yeah, two feral cats.
They need feral cats in, or maybe they don't, or maybe they do.
Maybe they don't.
No, feral cats in Springfield, they'll be snatched by these people.
Okay.
Here are the names that I want you to understand.
Justin Bieber.
Justin Bieber when he was a young man.
Look at his connection.
It's a veritable who's who.
Look at this.
Justin Bieber today.
Did you hear this story?
How about that Caitlin Clark, huh?
Just...
Do a YouTube, Caitlin Clark.
She's unbelievable!
She's unbelievable!
Here we go.
Look at this one.
Are you ready for this?
Oh, I love this one.
Usher deleted his entire ex-history, including all posts, reports, media, replies, after his old video saying he got witness...
He's saying he got to witness wild things while he was living with P. Diddy went viral.
Did you know this one?
With Diddy down, this is according to the Times of India.
The Times of India.
With Diddy down, going down, several pop stars are now at stake with their previous involvement with Diddy.
Reports claim Justin Bieber was also a victim of Diddy's sexual assault.
An ex-user shared A video in question in which a relatively young Justin appears alongside the rapper as the two speak about Justin not staying in touch with him.
The user wrote in his post a video of Diddy having 15-year-old Justin Bieber stuttering when he asked why he didn't hang out.
No more.
Amid this raging controversy, according to the Times of India, Usher's old video where he was saying that he witnessed a series of very curious things while living with Diddy at the age of 14. Went viral.
Usher, who was now 45, resided with Sean Diddy Combs, currently 54, in the spring of 1994, after L.A. Reid reportedly thought it would give him a glimpse into see the lifestyle.
Pink also deleted all her expos.
Though some expos claim that both Pink and Usher deleted theirs.
I mean, this goes on and on, and it's coming.
It's out of control.
This is Usher.
Usher deleting.
You've got...
This blows my mind.
Now, with this comes...
The following.
And this is the part which is the most important.
You've got to ask yourself, why was this allowed to happen?
Tiffany Henyard for NYC Police Commission.
I love Tiffany.
Super Mayor.
Super Mayor!
She's still out.
Diddy's in the Hooskow.
She's still there.
Caitlin received 70% flagrant fouls in the yes, in the WNBA.
You're right about that.
Oh, for you to make me care about the WNBA, for the love of God, I don't give a damn about that.
But I'm telling you, I like people who come, remember Spud Webb?
He won the dunking contest, what did he say, 5 '6"?
And he won the dunking contest?
That's my guy.
Thank you.
When you've got people like...
Barack Obama standing next to Diddy.
Do you understand the level of intel that this guy has?
There's a certain person whose name begins with the fifth letter of the alphabet.
We're going to call him that.
When I go like that, that's what I'm talking about.
Because we...
To show you how strange things are, one day when I was discussing this person, and perhaps what might have been his fate, I got this thing that says, we're very concerned about your particular mental health, and if you're, it's like, these algorithms don't say, did you hear what I'm saying?
I'm not talking about me.
Anyway, so I got to talk in code.
You think you're bad?
Sparky couldn't write the word good.
He had to write doog.
They wouldn't let him write good.
George says, hate to say Caitlin's situation is 100% racial.
Well, she's phenomenal.
She reminds me of Pete Maravich.
Remember Pistol Pete?
She's incredible.
Incredible.
Now, going back to what I was saying.
With this guy.
Numero cinco.
They have access to everybody in the world.
They have access to more people you can imagine.
They can say, Mr. President, yes, I want you to talk to somebody.
I've got somebody who used to be with DNI, somebody with CIA, somebody with FBI.
You have the best access around.
You have everything.
You have the best.
You have people saying, oh, no, no, no, no, no, don't go there.
Same thing with Prince Andrew.
No, no, no, no, no.
Don't go there.
No, no.
Come here.
Come here.
Bring back.
No.
Do not go there.
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This is one of my favorite pictures.
I think it was from Instagram or something that somebody did for me.
Thank you.
It's very good.
That kills me.
But anyway, thank you.
Let me say it again.
Oprah.
How many of you believe Oprah is a billionaire?
I'm going to keep doing this again.
You believe that Trump's a billionaire?
Yeah.
Tim Cook?
Problem, yeah.
Elon?
Oh, yeah.
Oprah?
From what?
Maybe.
Maybe Taylor Swift.
Maybe.
Okay.
Maybe because you can see something.
What did Oprah do?
I don't know.
The 80s?
I don't get it.
If it doesn't make any sense to you, there's something wrong with it.
I don't even think Mick Jagger's a billionaire.
Mick Jagger!
By the way, remember, these people make their money in touring, not in...
That's why Clapton has to keep touring.
In any event, they don't want you to find out eventually that we made these people up.
Who did?
We did.
You stick with us.
Sell your soul to us.
We'll take care of you.
For example, George Clooney.
George Clooney, you're our...
B. Rhymes with which?
You're going to do what we say.
We're going to take care of you.
We'll run cover.
We gave you Amal.
Amal.
The woman who fears autocorrect.
That's A-M-A-M-A-L.
Amal Clooney, who, by the way, is a big fan of the ICC and the ICJ and believes...
That Israel is committing war crimes and genocide.
How's that working out for you?
You ever hear about that?
Nope.
Huh.
How's that working?
We're in charge of everything.
It doesn't come up.
Yeah, but don't you think somebody from the...
No!
No, but don't you think it's important that George Clooney's wife...
Because...
No!
How do you think the Jewish lobby...
Not the Jewish lobby, but the Israeli lobby is going to do about that?
It doesn't come up.
How did that work out?
How did that work out?
Can you imagine if maybe let's say Eric Trump, let's say Lara Trump was a lawyer for the ICC or ICJ and believed that Israel was committing genocide?
Are you kidding me?
They'd be all over him.
They don't mention him because they own him.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Ken Diazio says Hollywood's Weizen, Weinsteinian entertainment ditties.
Piloticians-y who controls the sports.
Wow.
It's tough getting through this, by the way.
But you're right about that.
Look what they did to Weinstein.
Oh, this is the story.
See, in my movie, you've got to understand something.
In my movie, I want to do this movie.
So when I say that, it's a thought experiment, but whatever it is.
And in my movie, I have this guy, played by me, an old-timer, who sits down with this young buck and says, let me explain something to you.
First thing you gotta know about is George Keene.
You're a mall joke.
Joke is utterly epic.
Keep it up.
You're one of the few people who understand it.
Thank you very much.
Because one time I misspelled, Amal, Amal, came out.
Anyway, so, and I explained to you a couple of things here.
Right now, there's a guy, I want you to pay attention.
Is Junior on, have you heard anything about Junior on Broadway yet?
I know he's in previews, right?
Pay attention to Robert Downey Jr. on Broadway compared to George Clooney on Broadway.
Look who comes out the better one.
The president of Ukraine is going to visit Penzi.
Oh my god.
This guy, you gotta hand it to him.
You gotta hand it to him.
And the good news about it is that nobody cares about Ukraine.
They don't understand it.
They made a deal.
They made a deal with...
I don't think they did Downey.
I don't think so.
But they made a deal with Clooney.
And Clooney wants to be the biggest name on Broadway.
Because he's doing Good Night and Good Luck or whatever the other was.
I have something coming.
Good Night and Good Luck, right?
Coming up?
Watch what this is.
So I'm going to say, now watch what I'm going to do.
I'm going to make him the biggest thing on Broadway.
Mark Wilson says, Oprah lost a shipload of money when she produced The Color Purple on Broadway.
It was excruciating to watch.
Remember, by the way, Mark?
Remember Spider-Man?
With Bono?
Remember that guy that fell out?
Remember they fell?
This guy died or broke his neck or something happened.
That was the worst.
George Key says the Amal joke is from the...
Okay, thank you very much.
You don't want to sell it too, too, obviously.
We kind of get it.
But anyway.
So I'm going to sit there.
I'm going to say, now watch what we do here.
You see that guy?
This guy Clooney.
He's in the back nine.
He's nothing.
He's nothing.
Nothing.
But we're going to promise him.
He's going to be the toast of Broadway.
Watch what happens.
Mark my word.
A tour de force.
Why?
We own Broadway.
We own everything.
The entertainment industry, this is the feeder system.
This is the engine room of what we do.
This is what we do.
This is the most important thing in the world.
You understand what I'm saying?
It's the most important thing in the world.
And we make or break or create people.
Ask Tom Hanks.
Ask him.
Tom Hanks is good.
We're going to create the illusion.
Julia Roberts, look at these hacks.
Bryan Cranston, Ben Stiller.
We will create.
Believe me, they will always be working.
Guaranteed.
And the moment we don't like you, you don't work for us.
Because we own Hollywood.
We've owned Hollywood.
And who are we?
It doesn't matter who we are.
We don't have a name.
I don't have a name.
I don't have a company.
I don't have a car.
I don't have a parking lot.
I don't get paid.
I get paid from something.
It doesn't really matter.
I'm in charge of something which is, I'm maybe the shadow of government, and this is what Trump needs.
He needs me in his division.
Kind of like a Lee Atwater meets Donald Segretti meets Roger Stone meets Lamont Cranston, whatever it is.
We run this show.
And there's two things, kid, we gotta understand.
Two biggest money makers in the world.
Human trafficking and blackmail.
Blackmail is the most important thing in the world.
I got a friend of mine one time who said, well, I don't want to gossip.
I said, excuse me, what would you say?
I said, you don't gossip, but you know gossip.
What's the difference between gossip and news?
That's the old joke.
What's the difference between...
Right, I hear this difference between...
Oh, Bobby Heenan told me this.
A difference between a taxi driver and a limo driver is a suit.
That's it.
Think about that.
Let me explain to you how this thing kind of works.
This is the most important thing.
Information.
As I was saying, there's a young person who was giving advice.
I said, make sure you listen to everything.
Don't speak.
You listen.
Make sure you listen.
And by the way, make sure you stay tuned.
8.15, Mrs. L's coming up at Lynn's Warriors.
Alright?
Don't make me come looking for you.
You don't want to see me at your door.
You don't.
It's not pretty.
I want you to find out who's stopping whom.
I want you to find out who's the drunk, who's the daughter, who's stealing the money.
Don't you say anything, but you understand.
The difference between news and gossip is simply this.
News is this, gossip is this.
And gossip is more important than news.
Gossip is more important than news.
In the world, there is the dark web, the information dark web, as Weinstein talks about, but then there's another group.
Then there are...
The blinds.
There are other sources.
Places where people go to get the inside skinny.
And it will blow your mind.
If I told you...
And it's not...
A lot of it is not able to be...
Well, let me tell you something.
If I told you stories about things like Bob Hope, things about the Diddy thing, you don't even know what's happening.
You don't know.
You don't know.
You see, the difference between that guy, the guy I'm talking about, you see, he had an apartment and people would go and they have dinner parties.
And it was legit.
And that guy would maybe go to Harvard and he would endow a chair.
And that guy would maybe put together...
Remember Werner Erhard?
Remember...
TM, not TM, Est.
He was Werner Erhard.
They had a bet.
It was Leonard Susskind and Stephen Hawking.
He was a real physics nerd and he would promote things.
Well, this guy would actually do this.
Diddy never did this.
Diddy did nothing philanthropic.
Remember how he wanted his kids?
He got them a Maybach, Maybach.
Kids dripping in Chanel.
We don't know.
I'll bet you...
Let me rephrase this.
I wouldn't be surprised if none of his kids went to school.
I wouldn't be surprised.
I'm just saying, if you told me that none of the Kardashians ever went to school.
Any school.
Grade school.
High school.
This is another...
World!
Don't forget who their father was, Bob Kardashian.
Don't forget, the knife.
Remember that one?
Anyway.
They live in a world you will never know.
And then all of a sudden, it was the best because anytime you can take advantage of people moving into the business, it was great during, oh my god, oh, during Well,
during the post, during the nascent period of rock and roll, the British group, these poor bastards had come over here from England after World War II.
They had nothing.
They were so easy pickings.
Blues.
Remember Hammond?
Was it Hammond?
Who was the fellow who...
What the hell was the name of the guy who would drive around the country listening to all these things?
Sign these ignorant sharecroppers, take all their publishing rights, own these people.
And then came the best.
Then came the best.
Rap, gangster rap, hip-hop, Sugar Hill Gang was great, and then came this.
Then you got a bunch of I'm sorry, Not everybody, but there were some who were inbred, not thugs, it's a different story, people who had absolutely no connection to the real world whatsoever,
who possessed an ability to sing or rap or cadence in this inarticulate gibberish that makes no sense, people that you almost laughed at.
Diamond teeth, chains, this, hats.
I don't get it.
A guy with a big clock.
It's like, is this a joke?
What is it?
Remember who was that guy?
Flavor Flav.
He walked around with like a sunbeam clock around his neck.
Remember this guy?
The other one, too, said, hey, run DMC.
We can wear Adidas and a chain and a Kangol hat.
Who are these people?
These are morons!
Cretins!
But they were very...
And they just...
Oh, man!
They were great.
People didn't have a pot to piss in.
A lot of folks who never had...
Nobody had any education...
I'm sorry, not all of them, but many of them did.
And they were just...
Oh, God.
Feed them Cristal.
And...
Endless bevies of babes and this or whatever they call them.
Oh, God!
You can sit back and say, we own these.
I want you to go out, just like the rat, and go in and own them.
What can you tell me?
And they came back and reported, you're not going to believe this.
Because there's always been, from the days of the Rat Pack, to Fatty Arbuckle, to Charlie Chaplin, To Mary Pickford, to Clara Bow.
They were wild.
Not like this.
No.
Then, when West Coast came along, even better.
Now you've got real criminals, hardened criminals, drug dealings, not so much here.
But drug dealing, Crips, Blood, Suge Knight, Tupac, shooting each other.
This is the greatest thing in the world.
This is fantastic.
Because me, being in the Intel division, said, that's the one I want.
Get him.
Who do we have here?
Diddy, you're the one.
You're our rat to cover in poison to go into the net.
They'll trust you.
Promise them anything.
Here, let's make sure a couple really turn off.
Let's do well.
Diamonds.
Jacob.
You ever see Jacobs on 57th Street?
You know the watches they wear with the platinum?
Just throwing crystal.
Sports stars?
It's even better.
You get a sports star.
You get a running back.
He's driving a Bugatti.
He's got a closet.
Now get this.
A closet with sneakers.
Now you can say, those are...
No.
This is another world.
Walking around with chains and tech.
This is the best!
I'm going ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
And I just lay my information on.
Come on, Diddy, report back.
You got the pictures?
I got the pictures.
Good.
Who do we have?
Oh, Diddy, this is good.
Yeah, listen, we got something new for you.
We're going to make you a billionaire.
How's that?
We're just going to call you a billionaire.
Hi, what do you mean?
We're going to call you a billionaire.
Look at your account.
See?
We just put the button.
You're a billionaire.
Then once you go in there and once you do pictures with Obama, you think he'll know?
He doesn't care.
Because he trusts you.
He thinks you're on the level.
Oprah.
Get a picture of him.
Jay-Z.
Beyonce.
Remember Beyonce's...
Remember the pregnancy story?
I'm going to let it stop right there.
Remember those stories?
No, you don't.
No, you don't.
Okay.
You can't believe this.
You can't believe this.
Keep going.
And then every now and then, the guy who gets it all, who gets it right, Cat Williams, Monique, and others, they see it.
Oh, and let me also tell you something, too.
You know where we really get people?
Not only with very, very, very serious blackmail, is when you're able to tell people, That so-and-so, who appears to be Mr. Lothario, is actually gay.
If you think, if you think that these folks are open-minded, oh, no, no, no!
If I say, come here, do me a favor, have a seat.
Who are you?
Diddy, what?
Diddy, diddy, fitty, diddy, doody, doody, booty, doody.
Okay, good.
Is this you?
This looks like a calculator.
Is this you?
Yeah, right here.
Is that you?
That's you, isn't it?
Are you doing what I think you're doing?
Yeah.
Welcome to the club.
You're working for me now.
If this got out, do you know what would happen to your legions of stars, legions of fans, the babes, the chicks, the this?
Oh!
Oh!
Mrs. L is going to be talking about the Menendez brothers tonight.
Remember that one?
Remember the Menendez brothers?
Remember the boy bands?
Remember what the Menendez father did?
He was with boy bands.
Remember this?
How do I say this?
It is a corruption, a vileness that you cannot believe.
And to you, all you do is you say, you see, did he?
Who's got the stuff?
Who's got the files?
Who's got the hard drives?
Who?
Especially with that guy.
You never found out about that, did you?
You never did.
You never did.
Nobody ever cared about that, did you?
Nope.
Understand that?
You never cared about that, did you?
Let me see what we got here.
Let me see.
Oh, how did George C. get that tequila deal?
Well, don't forget who is, I won't say boyfriend, his friend is Randy Gerber.
Who's Randy Gerber married to?
Cindy Crawford.
Don't get me started with that one.
One of my favorite things is when they say, That's impossible.
He's married.
Okay.
All right.
Andrew Hessing says, one of the biggest stars ever.
One of the biggest stars ever.
EP hated his movies.
He was told, you do them or you won't work, period.
So much talent just sidelined.
Interesting.
Oh, that goes without saying.
How about Elvis?
He was owned by Colonel Tom.
Was that movie with the calculator calculated?
Very funny.
George, you're a wit.
George says, Dom Luker did great analysis of Diddy on Kimmel.
Yes, he did.
Dom Luker, who's Italian, Domenico, Domenico, is an absolute genius.
He is an absolute, he is a treasure.
Dom Luker, he's the best.
Okay?
The best.
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Ken Diazio says, investigate Jerry Jones Bar Cuban.
Yeah, when it comes to the sports industry.
How about Jerry Jones with...
Who was it?
He was talking...
You heard the Jerry Jones, the latest one?
Caught on tape?
Oh, yeah, baby.
Andrew Hessing, that's who I was talking about.
Oh yeah, Elvis.
Don't get me started on Parker, absolute thief.
One mil a week on tour, he took half and all the souvenir revenue.
Oh, Elvis didn't have a chance.
Why?
Another stupid kid from Tupelo, you know, abused, made a fool of by the people who, and what they did, oh.
What they did to the black stars and the black talent in blues and R&B, it's disgusting.
Especially when they sold their publishing rights.
It's thievery.
But what this is, is different.
Don't forget trafficking and the other biggie is, of course, extortion.
Okay.
So, Andrew Hessing, Ken Diazio, thank you.
George Keene, you were on fire tonight.
Thank you.
You were smoldering.
Mark Wilson, DB, thank you for that.
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George Keene, Raul Rodriguez.
Five Below, thank you.
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Freedom, yes.
Let me see what we got here.
Teresa Skinner, thank you.
And Eric Heffelfinger, bless your heart.
Thank you so much for that.
You are, without a doubt, the reason God made Oklahoma.
All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
We will see you tomorrow at 8 a.m.
Same bad time, same bad channel.
Thank you immensely.
Make sure, remember...
Believe me now, at 815, you're going to go right over to Lynn's Warriors.
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Just go there.
All right?
And she's going to fill your brain from here to White Plains.
All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
Don't ever change.
I mean that sincerely.
And until then, remember these words.
The monkey's dead.
The show's over.
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