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Oct. 17, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Trump Has Multiple Paths to Victory While Que Mala Dissolves Pathetically
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you There are many, many, many, many, many, many, many reasons to be excited about what's going on right now.
And one of the things that we should always do and explain to people is how to analyze what's happening.
Invariably, let's face it, most of the people that we deal with are those friends of ours who really don't know what the hell they're talking about.
People who really don't understand it.
People who aren't.
That's savvy.
They watch a little bit of this, they watch a little bit of that, and they think somehow that means something.
They don't know about critical thinking.
They don't know about a lot of things.
I see it in people who are, interestingly enough, unable to handle regular processes like answering emails, keeping on time, focusing on multitasking.
I've used The idea of Eric Brennan, the multiple plates on Ed Sullivan for so many years, but it's such a perfect thing.
You've got to be able to tell people.
And young folks in particular have a very difficult time with that.
Sometimes they say, when I hear I'm slammed, I lose my mind.
I spend and have my entire life.
With a series of notes.
Things I've got to do.
A to-do list.
Sticky notes.
Do this.
Do that.
Starting off with a process.
Starting off with a procedure every day.
There is a video I saw one time.
I'll never forget it.
It was a British baker.
And they showed him in the morning getting up.
He's done this 50 years.
He does his thing.
He turns the liner and he makes tea.
He knows everything he's going to do.
He makes the dough.
He gets the rolls ready.
He gets the bread ready.
He does this.
He puts them in trays.
He does the flour.
He chops.
It is so beautiful.
He doesn't sit there and say, I'm so slammed.
This is his procedure.
He knows it.
He knows how to go.
And one of the things also is to be able to sit and to handle all of the information that is available to you.
Let me give you an example of something.
I saw something today which absolutely floored me.
I happened to catch a second, a very, very quick second of a certain person.
I'm not going to mention names anymore because it's a waste of time.
But it was a lady on the Fox News morning show.
And she's sitting there reading notes.
She's worse than Gamala.
Reading notes.
And she's trying to make this into her words.
And the GDP is down.
And the tariffs will raise this by...
And somebody somewhere says, excuse me, yeah, what are you doing?
I'm reading.
No, no, no, no, no.
You can't read.
You can't read.
What do you mean?
Reading doesn't look good.
You can't read stuff.
I have a note here and there maybe to seem authoritarian, but you don't want to read.
Reading sounds like you don't know what you're doing.
And that's another thing too.
People don't understand how things look.
They don't grasp the notion of how Things look.
Let me give you an example of something.
This is called stagecraft.
This is also important.
How anybody somewhere, if this isn't sabotage, I have no idea.
First of all, you know, I'm going to say this in a way that I'm hearing this, and I want you to be very, very careful.
Do not be drawn into this trap.
What am I talking about?
Let me explain this to you.
I've heard so many times people say, you know, so-and-so, I'm not going to mention the name, so-and-so, he's so gay.
I'm going to stop and say, now, wait a minute.
Don't say that.
If you say that, yeah, I'm just saying, no, I know what you're, I think I know what you're trying to say, but that is not good.
People still use that term as a means of expressing not powerful, serious, formidable, or formidable, as people say.
I only think it's relevant if somebody is hiding, if somebody is inauthentic.
That's the part that drives me crazy.
The left always tells you, if you're grand or this or gay, let people know.
Yet they closet more people.
And they also have people who, this is very interesting, who are sexually, they don't really, I don't know what they're, they're almost like sexually, for lack of a better word, autistic.
Sexually on the spectrum.
There's no, they don't, you know what I mean?
And I'm not trying to be negative or mean or appropriating a term that causes I am telling you, we have people today who not only are into this trans-non-binary, it's this weird amorphous type of thing, which I find to be utterly spectacularly fascinating.
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Now, let's talk about some things that are critical.
Number one.
Number one.
I told you about how people should never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever lose track of what things look like.
I mentioned this fellow right now.
Now, look, I'm telling you, I think we've been around.
I've been around.
I've known a lot of people.
I'm pretty good at this, okay?
And I know when there's somebody who's a little bit like, well, there's a little, there's something going on there.
You know what I mean?
There's something going on there.
Got some issues here.
We got...
There's something not right.
Something's just ain't right.
I mean, really?
Really?
There's something that's just kind of weird.
Doesn't this guy look like he's in his 70s?
Doesn't he?
He's 60 years old.
Doesn't he look like...
Doesn't he look...
I mean, seriously, that's the first thing I wonder, because there's a certain degree of vivacity.
The one.
Trump has looked like this for the past 10 years, 20 years.
So right off the bat.
Number two.
He's got this Elmer Fudd routine.
He's got this thing.
And I want you to think about this carefully.
When you have been the subject of laughing, when people all over the country, hunters and the likes, say, this guy can't even load a shotgun.
Look what we're seeing right now.
Look what's happening.
Look where we are.
Look at this.
It is the most bizarre.
The strangest.
It's everything about him.
I don't know why they pulled him in.
I don't know what he's supposed to do.
I don't know.
He has no plans.
He merely talks about other people negatively.
Look what old Tampon Tim says from Timpon Alley.
Look what the great white hunter says.
And Senator Vance, he became a media darling.
He wrote a book about the place he grew up, but the premise was trashing that place where he grew up, rather than lifting it up.
This guy's a venture capitalist cosplaying like he's a cowboy or something.
Cosplaying.
I don't even know what a venture capitalist does most of the time.
And Senator Vance, he became a media darling.
He wrote a book about the place.
Never say what you don't know, okay?
Never admit or something.
I don't even know what a venture capitalist does most of the time.
Okay.
Now, let me stop you right there.
Why do they do this?
This is...
They're going to be teaching this in classes forever.
Where?
And one thing, too.
Labeling.
Semiotics.
Symbology.
The phrase.
The shibboleth.
Make America great again.
The red hat.
Actually, you can wear it during hunting.
You know, purposes of getting around camouflage and the like.
MAGA.
It's beautiful.
An idea?
Very simple.
The peace sign.
Bye-bye.
Thumbs up.
Whatever it is.
Humans from the beginning of time have always constructed, have always reduced, have always brought into perspective.
Very simple an idea.
Simple ideas of inclusion.
Science.
What is the message of, now serious, I know people love to be funny, so I ask this question.
We're going to be deluged with every comedian.
But what is the message of the Trump, excuse me, the Kemala Tampon Tim effort?
What is their slogan?
Make America great again?
Make it normal again?
Free the trannies?
What?
What is their message?
What is their logo?
What is the sign?
What does it convey?
What does it connote?
It looks like somebody went in and said, went into FedEx Kinko and said, give me the most boring, simple, two names, top name, bottom name, smaller.
That's it.
No colors, no flag, no image, no nothing.
So even that, somebody there, they didn't even have the staff to think that.
I'm going to go on in a limb.
It's today's youth.
They had a bunch of folks who just don't get things.
Remember, you can know history.
You can know politics.
But if you don't know culture and where things are, if you don't stand back, last night, I think in New York, yeah, there was the idea of the Victoria's Secret catalog, or the Victoria's Secret fashion show.
When Victoria's Secret came out, People made the mistake of saying Victoria's Secret was about men.
No, it was about women.
Women looked at the catalog and said, I can look like this.
This is me.
If I buy this, if I buy this, if I buy this, whatever this, I will look like this.
I will lose weight.
I will be shapely.
I will be in shape.
I will look like this.
Just like when men's catalogs suit, they have models who are trim and fit.
Right?
I will look like this.
It's an old concept.
People fantasize.
They love the idea because women wanted to look like this.
It wasn't about men.
I've got news for you.
I don't understand something.
There's something I don't really understand.
I mean, I understand it's popular.
But the idea of negligee from a man's point of view, you know how you can tell if negligee or something is effective?
Yeah, take it off.
That's great.
I did the trick, now take it off.
What?
We don't want that anymore.
Let's go.
Right?
Isn't that the idea?
I don't want to be bold like this, but I don't understand this.
And if your man ever says, hey, listen, yeah.
Do you have that feathered bow again?
You know, the thing with the Dorothy L 'Amour, you know, with the crown?
What?
Yeah, you know, the high heels.
Do you have that?
Listen, Feller, are you okay?
Yeah, I mean, he's almost one step away from saying, can I wear that?
There's something a little weird about this.
Sorry.
Sorry.
It doesn't matter.
The point is, Les Wexner, who owned Jeffrey Epstein, This is the guy who just was off the hook.
Off the charge.
Just forgotten.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
He's forgotten.
Les Wexner.
He's the guy.
He did the limited.
He did this.
He owns this.
He was...
You know what I'm saying, right?
You do know what I'm saying.
He was...
That Epstein fella.
Absolutely.
Everybody knows this.
So anyway, so somebody a long time ago said, we want to make Victoria's Secret inclusive, diverse.
That's it.
It's done.
You mean fat people, right?
Let's stop pussyfooting.
You mean fat people, unattractive people, strange people, trans people?
Is that what you want to do?
You want to destroy the brand by putting in people that nobody wants to look like?
Nobody wants to mimic.
Nobody.
This is not about a team.
This is fantasy where women in particular want to look like this person.
Diversity makes no sense.
Does it make any sense?
I mean, it never did.
It never did.
Nobody wants to see a big fat Sorry, walking around wearing a thong with legs that are rubbing together that the friction could start a small fire anytime.
Nobody wants to see this.
Nobody says, oh, that's great because they're looking at...
No, no, no.
Now, I don't have to tell you that.
And this has nothing to do with people who are overweight or fat or larger, plus size.
It's nothing to do with that.
Nobody wants to see a diverse Mr. Olympia.
Nobody wants to see...
It doesn't exist.
This is a fiction.
Let me tell you where diversity does work.
One of my favorite stores and ideas in the history of American commercialism.
American Girl.
What a racket.
Kids love it.
Girls love it.
Anything that reacquaints little girls with dolls, I'm for.
Anything that reacquaints, re-cements, re-calibrates, Re-fastens a woman, a girl, with being a girl, I think is a wonderful thing.
But they have shades of dolls.
Not just the white baby girl, the doll, and the black.
No!
Skin color, hues, sepian, ebony.
Beautiful.
This is the mentality that a lot of folks grew up with.
A lot of the people who were making the decisions, a lot of people who were walking around, Slappy Emhoff's daughter.
Have you seen her?
They call her a model.
Look, I don't want to get crude.
I don't want to get mean.
She's a model.
Bless her heart.
Bless her heart.
I don't know.
She has glasses like she has...
Remember the old cataract?
Remember when you had cataract surgery?
Remember the old time your grandmother or grandmother get those cataract things like, oh my God.
You can see Polaris with it.
Okay, fine.
She's called a model, and nobody thinks anything of it.
There are a lot of folks, incels and others, who've never dated, never go out, who have no dreams, no aspirations, and they're running the show.
They're the ones who are supposedly, I think, running the show, and they don't know about color, image, statements, nothing.
They don't know.
They think diversity makes sense.
It's the most stupid thing anybody's ever seen.
Diversity is a code word for inequality and stupid.
Let me give you an example.
Somebody decided, let's have this guy speak.
Trump so badly in the debate, he's scared to death to beat her again.
What planet is he from?
He beat her in the debate?
That's a fact.
That's a fact, Jack.
This is Dana Carvey.
No, really, serious.
No, I'm serious.
Literally.
No, it's a fact.
Dana Carvey has that down.
Tough guy, right?
Tough guy.
This guy wants to be so tough.
So tough.
Look at the red, white, and blue.
That's the first time I've ever seen anything that even remotely references the flag.
Okay?
Now, on a side note, and this just infuriates me, did you hear about this feller?
Did you see this?
This is somebody from the Illinois...
I believe the Illinois Department of Transportation.
I believe.
Let me see.
Before we get angry, let's make sure we see this.
because we have to get to the bottom of this.
Um...
...
This was the...
Remember this one?
This was...
Oh, yes.
Illinois Department of Transportation Workers laughing while stealing my Trump 2024 election site.
This is from somebody named Marie Oakes.
O-A-K-E-S.
And she's on Twitter as the...
Okay, now watch this.
Watch this carefully.
Now let's make sure we grasp this, okay?
Listen to them loud.
I want...
Okay.
I want there to be...
Good.
First of all, I don't want any kind of vigilante harm or anything to come to anybody.
But I want that worker, that supervisor, that division, that person to be found, to be fired immediately, and made a lesson out of, to be made an example out of.
And the reason for that is very simple.
When you have members of the state, Government actually actively involved in destroying, pilfering, stealing, asportation through menu, caption, and the like.
These devices, signs, statements, you're directly interfering with my freedom of speech.
You have members that taxpayers pay for removing and stealing campaign signs.
It's like the Hatch Act in reverse.
I want that person found out.
I want that person fired.
No harm.
Again, no vigilantism or anything like that.
But a picture of this person.
This is what happens.
You're doing agents of the government are destroying your free speech ability.
This is so horrendous.
If some MAGA Trumper had done that, oh my God!
You would have never heard the end of it.
It would have been the end.
Okay, here's something also which is very interesting.
Next topic.
And before I forget, October the 26th at the Cutting Room in New York City.
October the 26th, I will be there.
Ten days before the election.
Go to the main description underneath on the front page of our YouTube page.
There you have it.
Also, you go to the front cover of our website at lionelmedia.com.
Hurry up, my friends.
This is going to be...
And just imagine what's going to happen in ten days from now.
Every single day there's a new...
Okay, next point.
Many times, sometimes people who I think try to, try to do a good job, they fancy themselves as real, as, as, how do I say this?
They fancy themselves as political experts.
Now, I have known this for a long time.
I have known this for a long time.
And many of them feel, for reasons that I don't understand, for reasons that are just plain wrong, but many of them, many, many of them feel that members of the black community, the black media, BET, or The Root, or TMZ, whatever, that these are somehow beneath them.
That that's that, well, that's that black entertainment.
It's important!
And they kind of say, wow.
And I've seen this.
Especially for my friends who are, and I can speak to New York, but in the Republican organization and the clubs, they think they are so important.
Republican clubs in particular.
Young Republicans, old Republicans, black Republicans, log cabin Republicans.
Those are the gay Republicans.
They're nice.
They're interesting.
They're social.
They do absolutely nothing.
They affect nothing.
They absolutely mean nothing.
They don't get out to vote.
They just don't care.
They think it's about watching Fox News.
Watching three people on a couch with a woman.
Reading notes like Gamala, which I'll get to in a moment.
Reading notes.
It's horrible.
And they think that somehow that translates.
They think that Brett Baer, Brett Baer, they went to Brett Baer and they said, come here.
Brett, give me your balls.
Here.
Now, go talk to Gamala.
Don't forget this.
You like your job?
Yeah.
You like the millions?
You see the properties these people own?
It's unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
Brett, you like that, right?
You realize you have absolutely no talent.
You are the most uninteresting person who's ever lived, correct?
You know that, right?
You could personally reverse teen pregnancies by explaining the sex act in detail.
You know that, right?
You are boring.
You are the most boring.
Just want to make sure you understand that.
Good.
So if it wasn't for Fox, because after Fox, this is it.
Ain't nobody's going to want you, right?
Good.
Now you're going to, I believe it's recorded, or as they say, pre-recorded with Gay Mala.
If you get any ideas of getting cheeky with her, holding her accountable, bringing up reality, you're through.
We got rid of Tucker.
We got rid of O 'Reilly.
We go through people.
Nobody is...
Nobody is worth anything.
You know what would happen if we got rid of Hannity?
You know what would happen?
Nothing.
They'd say, oh well, the number one, the most popular person they probably ever had.
O 'Reilly in his prime was up there.
But Tucker?
They got rid of Tucker.
They'd do fine.
Nobody's expendable.
You got that?
You got that?
Okay, good.
So you're going to be a gentleman.
Because the Murdochs run Fox News.
Not the old man, but the sons.
And if you go out there and they made a deal with the shadow government, they've got deals.
The Fox News is a pimple on the arse of the elephant of the media world.
They've got deals with people, Sky and this and Europe and football and soccer, and they don't give a damn about Harris Faulkner.
Or Mark Levin.
In fact, if anything, they would love to get rid of this.
Because the Murdoch boys have to go Lachlan and what's his face?
Lachlan, Lackluster, whoever these people are.
They have to go along with their wives to these dinner parties and they say, what are you doing?
Well, it's my father.
They couldn't wait to get rid of Ailes.
Ailes was the genius behind this.
So understand something.
Just before you get through this.
Red Bear ain't gonna do anything, anything to sacrifice that job.
Look at him.
Only in America on Fox News can that guy.
He just, he defines boring.
He could take things I like, things I love, things I care about, and he could make me disinterested in them all of a sudden by just describing them.
He sucks the life.
He's like that.
Do you ever see when they leave a mouse?
Do you ever see that?
Sometimes a dead mouse, all of a sudden you see the things and they kind of like, they denude the mouse through putrescence and the little maggots.
That's what he does to life.
He desiccates.
Okay, you got the point?
Good.
So he's going to be doing, and he's going to piss people off, but it doesn't matter.
Because Fox News makes their money before one set or TV or whatever is watched because of carrier fees.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Next, before we get to this, Joe Rogan.
Joe Rogan is going to support and vote for and have on Donald Trump.
Why?
Elon owns the world.
Dana White is his buddy, and they're going to tell Joe, you're going to do this.
And you can do whatever work you want, whatever angle.
Okay, I'm reluctant.
I don't care.
You're going to do this.
Dana White is like this with Trump.
Dana White owns Joe.
Joe is very loyal.
Joe, they are very good.
And Joe is a stand-up guy, and he'll say, okay, I'll do whatever I want.
And Elon Musk?
Oh, God.
Elon Musk today is Howard Hughes meets the Beatles.
Howard Hughes, you know, we had people who were like, you know, Rockefeller, but they weren't really stars.
Howard Hughes was really the first dashing, kind of owned studios and, you know, Jane, what's her name, Jane?
What was her name, honey?
Remember that Jane?
He goes, we're a fuller-figured gal.
Not Jane Mansfield, Jane Russell.
Howard Hughes was.
I mean, this guy was tagging everything that moved.
He was the first kind of billionaire.
That's Elon Musk.
Elon Musk is, he's now going around and will be with Trump.
He gave $75 million.
He's going around with Trump in Pennsylvania.
He's just, it's a different world.
It's a different world.
You see what I'm saying?
So Joe has to have on Rogan.
Has to have on.
And Elon will say, don't worry about the Spotify people.
We're not going to let this happen to you, what they tried to do with you, with that Neil Young nonsense.
Remember that?
Where Joe had to apologize.
I'm sorry.
I gave my opinion.
That hurt.
Almost as bad.
The worst ever was seeing Imus with hat in hand show up and apologize to...
Al Sharpton over the nappy-headed hoe thing.
Remember that?
Oh, that was just...
Oh, my God.
He should have quit.
His soul died when he did that.
In any event.
So Joe's going to have on Trump.
Now, Joe, I love you, bro.
Literally, bro.
You can't have this woman on.
You are going to lose so bad.
She can't hurt herself.
She can only pick up somebody new if she holds her own.
And you are going to come across like the biggest wuss that ever existed if you don't destroy her.
And you're not.
Because you're a gentleman.
You're not going to do it.
You can't do this.
Your savagery will never be enough.
You can't do this.
You will lose the red-blooded, NASCAR-loving, cigar-chomping, booze-swilling, red-meat UFC crew.
If you don't come, I mean, if you...
I would say, if I were Joe, I'm saving you the chance.
I cannot be...
Objective.
I will not be able to hold back.
And out of deference to her, please do not think of coming on my...
I cannot do this.
I cannot do this.
I cannot.
Now, he just told everybody else, wah!
Can you imagine Mike Tyson coming on and saying, I have been asked to fight Ricardo.
Ricardo.
And I can't because I will kill Ricardo.
I'm a professional fighter.
I don't know my own strength.
I will cause such concussive damage.
I can't do this.
It comes across like what a great guy Mike Tyson is and he must be bad if he says I'm going to kill this person and I can't do it.
I'm not going to subject myself to life behind bars.
It's like, wow!
That's what Joe has to do.
I cannot do this.
It's not fair.
She is only equipped.
She is the only person who's getting worse.
Okay.
Let me show you what I mean.
As I was saying before, listen to black shows.
Listen to shows.
If there is anything that is going to save terrestrial radio.
It's urban morning shows and Latino morning shows.
Breakfast club.
There is no counterpart.
Years ago, there were people who tried to do the zoo format.
Scott Shannon, other people.
It wasn't just him, but he tried to do it.
You know, the zoo.
Remember the zoo?
Boarding Zoo.
Hey, everyone.
We got a little.
We got a great Mitch Hedberg's here.
Poor guy, Mitch Hedberg.
He's here today.
He's going to be at Yonkers.
Come on in.
And they've got the, you know, the resident tramp.
You know, they've got this kind of a slutty sort of a she's the female.
And they jump on her.
I mean, you know, vocally.
And then you got maybe some, I mean, all heavily produced.
You don't hear this.
You don't hear this.
But in the old days, they had the fake laughing, the processed mics, the echoes.
Oh, it was so bad.
Well, that's gone.
That's done.
The zoo.
Somebody said the zoo format was, the theory was, if you have enough people in the room, somebody's bound to say something funny.
And people were stuck in that format.
And that's kind of what killed it.
Because zoos, it's a magical.
It's a balance.
Black urban is still the best.
They have perfected it.
And maybe within their own particular genre.
If I ran this station, I'm going to say...
You can use any word you want.
The N word, the MF word, the C, the D, the G. You can say whatever you want.
Whatever word, patois, whatever you want to keep it real, do it.
Do it.
And you hear it.
I'm telling you, there is a laser.
What they're saying now about Diddy is the best thing you've ever heard.
Oh my God.
The Diageo?
I know you're not into that.
Trust me, you're missing the story of stories.
They are so absolutely perfect.
Now listen to Gaymala.
She's on with Charlemagne, the god, okay?
Well, first of all, she's reading.
First of all, she's reading.
An audio town hall.
Kamala Harris and Charlemagne, the, the, the.
The, T-H-A, the, okay, God.
All right.
Or as Wolf Blitz says, Charlemagne the God.
Okay.
Listen to this.
So my agenda, well, first of all, on the point of reparations, it has to be studied.
There's no question about that.
And I've been very clear about that position.
In terms of my immediate plan?
Now let me explain something to you.
First of all, let me tell you about numbnuts over here.
We have to study it.
Translation, I don't know anything about it.
For the love of God, Honey, they've been studying this for the past 30, 40 years.
I don't know where you've been, maybe because you were making collard greens in the tub or whatever the hell you were doing, but they've been doing this for 40 years.
And I know this may be tough, you don't understand, but they've studied this.
And it's complete and total crap.
It is complete and total crap and reparations.
Remember the fellow, remember where it came from, where it really was.
Remember, Tanahisi Coates from 2014.
The case for reparation.
Tanahisi Coates.
Now they call him Tanashi.
They have these ways of pronouncing his name.
I don't know what it is.
Little side note.
This gets complicated.
Tanahisi Coates is the gentleman who is under attack from...
I guess some members who are claiming he's a shill for the Palestinians and for Hamas and Hezbollah because he dares has the utter audacity to bring up the fact that maybe there are unconscionable atrocities being committed against Palestinians in Gaza and West Maguire.
So there's this balance.
We despise him.
For what he is saying regarding reparations, but he makes a lot of sense regarding this.
Two things that people cannot do.
As a great F. Scott Fitzgerald said, the scientific mind is somebody who is able to balance two completely, seemingly inconsistent ideas to maintain them simultaneously and not...
Lose your mind in the process, okay?
So for ditz over here, she doesn't understand.
They've been studying this forever.
What she's saying is, I don't know what I'm talking about.
Now, how much do you want to bet she goes into the middle class now?
How much do you want to bet?
And they told her the other day, anybody else would say, do not bring up middle class.
I've got a list for you.
Stop cackling.
Stop laughing.
Don't do that coconut tree, whatever the hell.
What are you, cocoa beware?
I don't know what the hell this means.
Coconut tree?
What is this?
I don't get it.
In any event.
In any event.
Don't bring up that.
Don't laugh.
And for the love of God, don't bring up middle class.
Don't bring up that.
Don't bring up your mother.
Don't bring up these stories.
Whatever you do is answer the question.
Okay?
Now let's try this again.
Reparations.
So my agenda...
Well, first of all, on the point of reparations, it has to be studied.
There's no...
Okay, we've been through that.
No question about that.
You want to study it?
You're the only one.
Okay.
I've been very clear about that position.
I'm being very clear about the fact that I don't know what the hell I'm talking about.
And I've got to study it.
And I don't know what the hell I'm talking about, so I'm going to say I'm going to study it.
In terms of my immediate plan?
Now, did you notice it in my immediate plan?
I'm paying maybe too much attention to the lilt.
Pardon me.
I will tell you a few of the following.
A few of the following.
Here we go.
Write this down.
The God.
Write this down.
Mr. The.
Is that a middle name?
Or is God his last name?
Or the God?
I don't know.
As it relates to the economy.
As it relates to the economy.
Reparations as it relates to the economy.
A lot of what you have addressed.
Look, I grew up...
No.
In the middle class.
Oh, God!
She's doing it!
She's doing the middle class!
You know, worked hard, raised me and my sister, and by the time I was in high school, she was able to afford our first home.
Oh, no, no, no, no!
I know what it means for an individual and a family to have home ownership.
I also know, in the context of history, nobody got 40 acres and a mule.
40 acres and a mule, okay.
If I hear that 40 acres and a mule crap one more time, I'm going to scream.
Listen.
Let me explain to you.
Let me explain to you something.
Reparations is something that the black community says, now listen, officially we're going to go on the record and say, well, we wanted a reparation.
But we know, and anybody but two neurons in a working synapse knows, everybody knows, that we're not going to have reparations.
It ain't going to happen.
It's ridiculous.
But don't say that.
Don't say that.
Do the...
I mean, you want to talk about the Jews and reparations from Egypt?
How about the pyramids?
You want to do that?
You want to go...
How about the Babylonians?
You want to go back?
Oh, there aren't anymore.
Well, they don't reparate.
So we're going to say this, but we know, as a matter of fact, there are no reparations, but we're going to say it because, hey, listen, stranger things have happened.
Said COVID relief money.
Hey, look, if I told everybody, Would you settle for this?
I'll give you $1,500 to every man will enter for $1,500 for reparation.
Would you take it?
Yeah, okay.
Even though there's no...
It's physically, actually...
And what they should have asked the God was, how do you plan to even implement this?
How do you...
Hello, how are you?
Yes, I'm here for reparations.
Are you entitled to it?
I'm black.
Yes, but are you entitled to it?
I'm black.
Yeah, but where are you from?
Did your family ever...
I'm West Indian.
Well, actually, we never ever...
To be honest with you, yes.
Well, I'm actually African, but we never really emigrated here until the...
No, I don't have any descendants.
They were in Africa or Libya or...
So it's just stupid.
It sounds good.
It sounds good.
People always say this.
Not always, but some people say, what about the Holocaust?
Oh, that's interesting.
First, I guarantee you, as in the case of most, sad to say, the Germans and the Nazis were so Anally, sadistically scrupulous regarding numbers and names and camps and where you work.
Oh, I'll tell you everything.
Numbers, serial numbers, you name it.
It's a little easier.
Not always, but it's a little easier.
I can tell you property that was taken, art.
Oh, it's a little easier.
Why?
Because it was a little closer.
You know, something that's 90 years old is different than something that's 400 years old in the 1619 process.
Certain things are just easier.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
What about women?
It wasn't until the 19th Amendment when women, why shouldn't my wife and her sisters and mother and everybody else enjoy something when they couldn't vote until the 19th Amendment?
You want to play this game?
You want to play this?
Seriously.
How about all of the Negro League players who couldn't join the NBA?
You want to do that?
Satchel Paige's family.
I mean, come on.
There's got to be some rational, relevant...
Look, if you're going to be on a black show, the thing that would get more attention if he says, are you kidding?
I can't get disaster relief money for people from Hurricane Helene.
And Milton, and you want me to come up with what?
Where do you think this money comes from?
You want a separate bureaucracy?
And the first thing you're going to do, we can't even give money out to people in Afghanistan.
Do you know what you're talking about, the?
Or is that Mr. The God?
Crypto says it's worst.
They just want to redefine slavery for, oh yeah, CDBC, Central Bank Digital Currency.
Taxes don't even cover interest on new money in circulation.
So, yeah, somebody has to have the cojones, thank you, crypto, to say, no, we're not going to have any kind of reparation.
That's ridiculous.
It's impossible, it's implausible, it's impractical, and impracticable.
It's lunacy.
And I'm going to say one more thing to you.
This really scares the hell out of me.
If you think this is cool...
That's not a car.
That's my prediction in long time.
And I don't know.
I thought it was...
If there isn't a part of you that is just screaming, screaming, screaming in terms of fear, I don't know what to tell you.
Look at this.
You think this is cool?
Do you?
If you don't see what's going on right now, I don't know what to tell you.
And there are more people who have never gotten the AI, AJ, oh look, he's pulling a beer.
Oh, look at the Uncanny Valley.
He's got a hat on.
Hey, look at that.
Oh, I want to have one of those.
Yeah!
Hey, what could go wrong?
Look, they're dancing.
Oh, I want to do...
Look, he's playing the guitar.
He'll be on Rick Beato next.
Oh, this is terrific.
This is great.
Transhumanism.
Uncanny Valley.
A complete and total subjugation of humanity.
Oh, what could go wrong?
This is where I say, forget.
And I understand I'm wasting my time trying to explain to Americans what this is about.
Because they just, it's like a frequency or a color or a sound.
They just can't see or hear.
It doesn't.
They can't anticipate.
Part of it is the psychopathy of America.
They can't appreciate consequence.
And I don't want to be too over the top of that.
Oh, look at Papoose there!
Oh my god!
It's colder than a well digger's ass.
It's 47 here.
You look like Buffy St. Marie or something.
Not Buffy St. Marie.
Kind of like a...
Anyway.
Buffy St. Marie.
Remember that?
She's probably Mexican too.
I don't know this.
Now, the hat.
This man.
We will put American citizens first, American children first, American patients first, American taxpayers first, American workers first, and American communities first.
We will put our country first.
We will put communists, Marxists, and fascists last, and they will always stay last.
Anarcho-syndicalists, anarchists.
From Savannah to Columbus, from Marietta to Macon.
And from Augusta to Atlanta, we inherit the legacy of red-blooded American patriots who poured out their blood, sweat, and tears to defend this country they love.
We stand on the shoulders of American heroes who cross the oceans, settle the continent, tame the wilderness, laid down the railroads, raised up those big, beautiful skyscrapers.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
One, two world wars defeated fascism and communism and gave everything they had for our rights and for our freedom.
And we are not going to lose the nation that they worked for and fought for and died for.
We are not going to lose it.
We will not be invaded.
We will not be occupied.
We will not be conquered.
We will defeat the enemy at all levels of combat.
It's easy.
We will defend our civilization, reclaim our sovereignty, and we will be a strong, proud, and free nation once again.
Is that beautiful?
And while he's speaking to you about this, guess what she's saying?
Well, first of all, on the point of reparations, it has to be studied.
There's no question about that.
Our world is falling in mounds of steaming, wet ijesta.
Huge projectile, Vesuvius-like lumps and clumps of incontinence.
And she wants to talk about reparations.
Meanwhile, Elmer Fudd...
He became a media darling.
He wrote a book about the place he grew up, but the premise was trashing that place.
I can't say it enough.
Somebody's going to say, hey, hey, hey, ho, ho, hey, tampon's in me.
Come here, come here, come here.
What are you doing?
Yeah, you're going to wear that?
No, you're not.
No, get rid of that.
Get rid of that.
Throw that away.
You look like you're a joke.
You're Floyd R. Turbo.
What the hell's the matter?
Ask your parents about it.
You know that John Kennedy never wore, he wore a hat, maybe because his head was big and that hair, that hair, but John Kennedy, the president, had that.
He wore the top hat.
I think like maybe once and he took that off.
He walked with it.
Never wore a hat.
Remember when they said, Mr. President?
This is when they were in that fateful day in November.
Mr. President, we got a present for you.
We got a hat for you to wear.
Today's going to rain.
He said, well, I can't do it, Kennedy.
I'll wear this.
I'll tell you what, you come in the White House and we'll visit.
It's like, what?
He basically says, you're not going to catch me with a hat on.
And then who do we know?
Right?
Michael Dukakis.
Remember that guy?
Remember that goober?
Even though he wore a tank hat.
Then there was Romney on the paddle, on the wind sail or whatever it's called.
And then he looked like a spermatozoa cell.
He was inside.
Remember that?
Trump says.
Then there's Hillary throwing him back at some, doing boilermakers with a bunch of Scranton pipe fitters.
Obama bowling with a gutter ball.
And yet, remember, if he was a good athlete, was W. Remember, he threw that beautiful pitch right over.
He must have practiced.
You know who had a great swing?
Trump's got a weird swing.
Very good golfer, but his weird swing.
What a beautiful swing was Kennedy.
Oh, beautiful.
Some of these are like...
So...
It's image, the way you look.
I mean, these people don't understand it.
Look, I'm not trying to be mean, but if you have Coke bottle glasses and tattoos that aren't even completed, kind of like, well, I put the down payment, I've got the stencil work, you look really thin and you look like...
You've just been, like you've been in a cave with some Peruvian miners and you've just been rescued.
And you go out and you tell people that you're a model.
You've got to understand, no, don't, don't, no, no, no.
They don't know.
Trump knows what he's doing.
He knows how he looks.
He knows the way it's supposed to be.
Was it binding to get 40 acres and a mule?
You know, that's a very good question.
I don't know if this was an expression.
Was this in writing?
Can you imagine?
You got 40 mule, an acre, that's nice, and a mule.
Keep the mule.
I've got a joke about...
I don't know how I can tell you this.
I'll do it on my private channel.
It's about two nuns.
They buy a mule.
It's good in any event.
Christian says, I wonder if Slappy is in favor of executive order for reparation.
He doesn't know anything.
He has no idea.
Okay, thank you.
I like your spelling.
I'm not going to say that out loud, Crypto, but thank you.
Ha ha ha.
Okay, thank you so much.
You know what's so funny?
The word diarrhea.
Nobody ever takes it seriously.
It is a sign of very, sometimes severe, very problems.
Tetanus, not tetanus, typhoid.
What am I trying to say?
Horrible scourges and death.
But we kind of laugh at it because we have this kind of infantile.
And I admit, I'm kind of the infant myself, so I kind of laugh as well.
Here is another one too.
This is a guy, Micklewhite from Bloomberg.
I love Trump.
This is called an orchiectomy, also called a castration.
This is where he basically says, come here, cut him off and handed it to him and said, here, you can put this on a plaque, maybe next to that fish that, you know, the fish that starts singing or...
Whatever.
Watch this one.
This one I can't get enough of.
Now you know and I know.
And with all due respect to our British friends, God bless them, but there are some people who they think they are smarter than you by virtue.
Douglas, is it Murray?
What's his name?
No, not Douglas Murray.
What's his name?
I think it's him.
It looks like that.
It's a very...
Is that his name, Murray?
I think so.
Christopher Hitchens...
His brother is the most pompous...
British people think they're smarter.
Now, then there's the Russell Brand version, which is a different story.
You know what I mean?
Then there's the...
My favorite, Geordies.
Geordies out of Newcastle.
That's interesting.
There's the received English and the posh, and there's all these folks who sound...
The best is Boggs.
Have you heard this, Feller?
He is...
Let me see.
He is the best one.
His name is...
Let me see this.
His name is...
Oh, God.
Good.
Thank you.
Let me see.
You know who I'm talking about?
I never can remember his name.
You know who I'm talking about?
Boggs.
Rip Taylor.
Hello!
Cecil Boggs.
Whatever his name is.
They're my favorite.
Anyway, long story short.
This guy, the Brits, think that somehow we believe this bullshit.
Like Russell Brand, too.
Russell Brand says nothing.
He absolutely says nothing.
He's their version of Jordan Peterson.
Says nothing.
Anyway, this twit thought he absolutely had Trump going.
And Trump...
It could be massive in terms of the economy.
I agree it's going to have a massive effect.
I agree.
Positive effect.
It's going to be a positive, not a negative.
Let me just...
No, no, let me...
I know how committed you are to this, and it must be hard for you to, you know, spend 25 years talking about tariffs as being negative and then have somebody explain to you that you're totally wrong.
It'll have a negative...
It will have...
I'll go a step further.
If you don't do this, this country has no chance.
40 million jobs is a lot of jobs to rely on trade.
They're all coming back.
Those are 40 million jobs in America that rely on trade.
Are you ready?
John Deere, great company.
They announced...
About a year ago, they're going to build big plants outside of the United States, right?
They're going to build them in Mexico.
They're also going to build them.
That's right.
I said, if John Deere builds those plants and not selling anything into the United States, they just announced yesterday they're probably not going to build the plants, okay?
I kept the jobs here.
I'm trying to get...
Why am I having the most difficult time?
Oh, God.
I'll think of it.
Oh, here we go!
Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Have you seen him?
Jacob Rees-Mogg.
He is my...
This is worth the wait.
He is the absolute best.
Where is...
Hang on.
I want you to see this.
Oh, here we go.
This is worth the wait.
This is...
He is my favorite.
I don't care what he's saying.
I don't care what he has to say.
I don't even care what the subject matter is.
He would go to a drive-thru at Wendy's.
It doesn't matter.
I love his...
Here we go.
I love this feller.
He wears exactly the same clothes.
His tailoring is very interesting.
His suit, not an Italian cut.
By any stretch.
Very, very loose.
I think he always wears double-breasted.
Very muted.
And not Savile Row, not Oxford, but a different story.
Okay, I want you to see this.
This is the feller who is my absolute...
Hang on one second.
This is worth the wait, I promise you, kids.
Uncle Lenny is not going to set you...
Sorry for the space.
There we go.
This is Jacob Rees-Mold.
Here we go.
Let me get rid of this.
Oh, so sorry.
I only have ten.
Okay, I only have ten.
Just a second.
Please, you're going to thank me.
You're going to thank me.
Here we go.
I love him.
Jacob Rees-Mogg.
An academic at the heart of a controversial unfair dismissal case has been vindicated after a tribunal ruled his anti-Zionist comments during a university lecture were worthy of respect.
While the court took his side, it raises a bigger question.
Should courts really be deciding which opinions we should be respecting and which we shouldn't?
Well, I'm joined now by the man at the centre of the story, the former professor of sociology, David Miller.
Professor, thank you very much for joining me.
And the question really here is, are you anti-Semitic?
Well, the question that the court was asked to determine was in part, was I anti-Semitic?
And the court determined...
The whole subject is rubbish.
Absolutely not.
But...
55 years old, but he talks like that.
And I want to put him on as a co-host to Charlemagne the God.
Okay?
Or better yet, have him on with this fellow who, by the way, speaks with an understated eloquence.
Remember what I'm saying.
Don't listen to how they say it.
Listen to what they say.
But imagine old Jacob with this fellow.
I'm losing.
We ended up losing.
And after I lost, after I lost, I got convicted.
Well, the sentence came in.
This fellow's name I will follow.
This is on a show called Dialogue.
He has a beef with Kamala, but his subject matter is extremely eloquent.
You know, obviously the courtroom is full.
I know who this lady Kamala Harris is, right?
People in the projects knew who she was because she was a black district attorney.
And we thought that we had a black district attorney in office, right?
And who we perceived to be black, right?
That's from Oakland.
And that's all we kind of knew.
And we would think that she would be a little bit more favorable to us.
Now, during my trial, I didn't even think of this lady, just in general.
I just knew that she was the head DA.
They never came and tried to talk to me or anything of the sort, right?
It was strictly, you did this, we're charging you, you're going down.
So at my preliminary, on verdict day, I remember seeing her in the back when I walked in and when they laid down, announced that I was convicted for first-degree murder, which I already knew I was convicted because the jury, I asked a question to the bailiff.
Could I give these questions to be clear to the judge or whatever it may be?
And we get to know what the question is.
They bring us down to know what the question is.
And the question was, what's the difference between first-degree murder and second-degree murder?
So I already knew that they just decided if it's going to be first-degree or second-degree.
So I already came in there with the energy of, like, you know, I'm convicted.
Now, they already knew, too.
So that's why the courtroom was super packed.
And you see Kamala Harris, like, literally, like, front row, opposite side, on the defensive side.
And, you know, when they came with the verdict, guilty, you know, me, I wanted to make sure I seen every nigga that was in that month.
On that side, not supporting me and everybody else that was on that side.
Because I knew, for one, I didn't do it.
I stood on principle.
And, you know, and I was going to fight to ultimately get back.
And I'll never forget when I turned around and I looked and I seen Kamala Harris.
You know, we locked our eyes this one time and she laughed.
She literally just like kind of bust out laughing.
Almost.
As in that she was pointing at her neck like, ha, ha, ha, ha!
That's how I felt.
Though she didn't point.
She didn't point.
But that's how I felt when she was laughing at the verdict coming down.
I would have this gentleman on my show with Jacob Riesmo.
I would love to have these.
And I would love to say, now let me get this straight.
Let me...
Explain this again.
Let's look at this.
Let's make sure that our black contingent, especially, remember, who do I care about?
Undecided, independent voters.
This is, she is a seller.
Don't do this and we're making collard greens in the tub because my baby ain't nothing but a Peter bear.
Don't give me that business when it comes down to it when deep down inside you Our front and center, part and parcel of the system.
And you turn on your own.
Whether I like it or not, that's the message I would give.
See, this is what has to be done.
And what, of course, what do they do?
Elmer Fudd goes on and talks about nonsense.
Now let's talk about this.
There's nothing better when CNBC gets it handed to them.
And I've always enjoyed this.
Notion about tariffs.
Tariffs are things that make sense.
You don't need any expertise in economics to understand the sagacity of the tariff.
Dig this.
Bargaining chip.
We can't sell a Ford or G. Howard Lutnick, billionaire on Squawk Box, And there's something you know, but kind of like a New York sensibility.
Listen to this as to how this makes sense.
Of course it's a bargaining chip.
We can't sell a Ford or GM in Europe.
You go to Europe, you can't sell a Ford or GM.
Why?
There's 100% tariffs.
How about in Japan?
100% tariffs.
So do you think if we said, we're going to tariff you the way you tariff us, do you think?
They're going to allow Mercedes and all these Japanese companies and Porsches and BMWs to all of a sudden have 100% tariffs in America?
Of course not.
They're going to come and negotiate and their tariffs are going to come down.
And finally, Ford and General Motors are going to be able to sell in these places.
How does that sound?
Of course they're going to come down.
Of course.
This is just negotiating.
Paquete, this tolete, this joder, joder, must find, is this circular?
Find something wrong with it.
Absolutely makes sense.
If you do it strategically, if it's across the board, it creates a real problem.
And the question is whether you believe the president is going to do it strategically or across the board.
He keeps saying it across the board.
Well, when you're running for office, you make broad statements so people understand you.
Tariffs are an amazing tool by the president to use.
They're an amazing tool, but he understands don't tariff stuff we don't make.
If we don't make it...
And you want to buy it.
I don't want to put the price up.
It's pointless.
But use tariffs to build in America.
If we want to make it in America, tariff it.
Or if we're competing with a tariff.
But you've got to remember, we need to protect the American worker.
Finally, someone's going to protect the American worker.
And Donald Trump is here to protect the American worker.
Do you think we make a lot of money in tariffs?
Or if they're used as negotiating tactics, look, tariffs will come down there.
We're not going to have super high tariffs here either.
There's not going to be a big pot of money at the end.
I love that story.
So which is it?
We make a lot of money on tariffs or we bring productivity here and we drive up our workers here.
So it's a win-win scenario.
I like both of them.
I think what's going to happen is we'll make a bunch of money on the tariffs, but mostly everybody else is going to negotiate with us and we will be more fair.
In 1948...
We came up with something called the Marshall Plan.
Germany and Japan were destroyed after World War II, and we wanted to export our economy to them.
So we made a rule.
They could tariff us.
And we won't tariff them.
So they can rebuild their economy.
We rebuilt their economy using something called the Marshall Plan.
Our economy is so awesome that we'll use it to help you rebuild.
When should that have ended?
What do you think?
1980?
Right?
1985?
I mean, why 40 years are Japan and Germany and all of Europe still tariffing the heck out of our auto industry, tariffing the heck out of our furniture industry?
Do you realize all your furniture you're buying that's made foreign?
It seems crazy.
Why?
Bye.
Thank you.
Sorry about that.
But there you go, my friend.
There you go.
All right, we've had a wonderful day today.
Thank you so much for being with us.
Crypto Domini Raul, Christian Janus, thank you.
It's the cash.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I appreciate this.
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He dared to say what he wants, what he thought regarding our friend President Trump.
He dared to do this.
He dared to say, you know, I don't think this was fair.
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My friends, this is critical stuff.
I am going to be at the cutting room.
Here's where you go for this.
This is it.
It's so funny.
I can find anything on the internet, but people say, can you send me the link?
Here it is, right there.
October the 26th, 10 days from today.
The information this show writes itself.
It is not comedy.
It is reality through the absurdist realism lens that I possess.
Does that make sense to you?
I hope it does.
Now listen.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You stay clear.
You stay normal.
Don't lose your mind.
Remember, we're the good guys, and the good guys are going to win.
The polls are devastating.
They don't know what to do.
They don't know what to do.
Elon is going to be with Trump in Pennsylvania for the next, what, I don't know what, he's traveling with them.
He just pumped $75 million.
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Thanks, Uncle Lenny.
You are the man.
Thank you, my friend.
I appreciate that immensely.
And I mean that.
Okay.
Have a great and a glorious day.
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Also, tomorrow I'm going to be on the Sean Atwood show.
Did you know that?
It's true.
I'm going to be on the Sean Atwood show at, I believe it's 4, I think it's 4 p.m.
I think, yes, 5 hours is going to be, yeah, so, I think it's 4 o 'clock, hang on a minute.
Is there a five-hour?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Bye-bye.
Thank you.
Yeah.
So it will be...
Let me double check on this one.
My good friend Sean Atwood.
Last time I made him choke, it was very good.
And he was gagging.
He was laughing so hard.
Because frankly, he's from the UK and needs a good laugh.
He certainly does.
Just a second.
Let me see where this thing is.
Let me see.
Here we go.
Yes, it will be 9 p.m.
So, right, it'll be 4 p.m. Eastern Time on the Sean Atwood Show.
In fact, I'm going to give you a little link right here.
Can I do that?
Can I do that?
I don't know if I can do this.
I don't know.
Oh, here we go.
Yes, yes, yes.
Let me give you this one.
Because he's a good man, Charlie Brown.
I think that'll work.
I think that'll do it.
I hope so.
In any event, that's tomorrow.
Okay?
All right.
So listen, you have a great and glorious day.
Come out there, remember, take it easy.
And when you talk to friends of yours who are going to vote for Kamala, just talk to them like they're insane, because they are.
Have a great and glorious day.
See you at night at 7 p.m.
But don't forget, my friends, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Sue ya.
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