Knowledge Fight Interactive Search Tool

All Episodes

Previous Next

Oct. 27, 2024 - Lionel Nation

01:20:39

Trump on Rogan: Reelection History Made and Dems Are Freaking

Large

Audio Only |

Scroll

Time	Text
	When uncertainty strikes, peace of mind is priceless.
	Dirty Man Underground Safes protects what matters most.
	Discreetly designed, these safes are where innovation meets reliability, keeping your valuables close yet secure.
	Be ready for anything.
	Use code DIRTY10 for 10% off today and take the first step towards safeguarding your future.
	Dirty Man's Safe.
	Because protecting your family starts with protecting what you treasure.
	The storm is coming.
	Markets are crashing.
	Banks are closing.
	When the economy collapses, how will you survive?
	You need a plan.
	Cash, gold, bitcoin.
	Dirty man safes keep your assets hidden underground at a secret location ready for any crisis.
	Don't wait for disaster to strike.
	Get your Dirty Man safe today.
	Use promo code DIRTY10 for 10% off your order.
	Disaster can strike when least expected.
	Wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes.
	They can instantly turn your world upside down.
	Dirty Man underground safes is a safeguard against chaos.
	Hidden below, your valuables remain protected no matter what.
	Prepare for the unexpected.
	Use code DIRTY10 for 10% off and secure peace of mind for you and your family.
	Dirty man safe.
	When disaster hits, security isn't optional.
	As I speak to you right now on this 26th day of October, history was made yesterday with Joe Rogan and Donald Trump sitting down.
	History was made for so many reasons.
	Do not grasp this.
	They can't grasp this.
	Israel and Iran?
	Push it over there.
	The World Series?
	I don't care about the World Series.
	I've never cared about the World Series.
	I'm not a bread and circuses person.
	Sorry.
	I wasn't in school that day with the whole sports thing.
	Interesting.
	If you got a few bucks on it, maybe.
	But that's about it.
	Iran?
	We've heard this before.
	Okay?
	We'll talk about that.
	America doesn't care about that because we're saturated.
	And maybe for the first time we're saying, excuse me, I'm worried about my country.
	If you want to blow the Middle East up, that's your problem.
	This isn't our problem.
	For now.
	Last night was history.
	I don't think you understand that.
	I don't think you understand it because to you this was maybe just an internet event.
	Maybe this was a Twitter event.
	Maybe you were saying, oh, it's great.
	I saw it.
	Hey, that was great, or it wasn't great, or maybe you think it's like a meme or something.
	Maybe you think it's just some form of I don't know what.
	I don't know what the particular phrase is.
	It was the end of mainstream media, the end of conventional broadcasting.
	It was an event.
	The world waited for the drop.
	This is different.
	In the old days, when people needed Batman, so to speak, they put up a signal, you know, the bat sign, against the clouds, and then Batman would show up out of nowhere.
	Here, it's different.
	We sit around and we wait for the signal from Batman.
	Who is Batman?
	Who is behind this?
	Do you think Joe Rogan is just this random dude that came along and he said, hey, let's give this guy a podcast.
	And what do you know?
	Look!
	Do you think that Facebook was a couple of nerdy kids sitting around their Harvard dorm when all of a sudden somebody said, you know, I think we need this really cool way to bring people together.
	Do you think?
	That that's the way Facebook happened?
	Do you think that Microsoft and the PC came along with this nerdy kid in his parents' garage saying, I think we can make a real cool computer.
	Kind of a home personal computer.
	Do you believe that story?
	Do you believe the Steve Jobs story?
	And a lot of it is true about him personally.
	But do you think that things just happen?
	You think that seismic collective nuclear bombs in terms of the communications industry, do you think they matter?
	Do you think they matter?
	Well, my friends, this ain't happenstance.
	This is happening now for a reason.
	There is a revolution.
	And if I had to guess, it's the resurgence.
	Of the White Hats.
	You have various factions.
	You got the evil World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab's evil, straight out of central casting.
	You've got a lot of these trans weirdos who are here, and they're a part of the infiltration, and they're like termites.
	They're intellectual and spiritual termites.
	They get into the latticework and the foundation of society.
	Doctors who propose gender blocking and puberty.
	You know, those people, the BLM, the Antifa types, the usual suspects, they're always going to be there.
	But then we have a group of people called the White Hats.
	They're also in.
	These are the good guys.
	These are the ones who, and they're not necessarily moral or spiritual or they're Christian.
	Excuse me.
	I'm not pulling a Kemala.
	But they're not necessarily doing that.
	They do things because maybe they want to change the direction.
	Maybe it's their part of just wanting to be.
	Sometimes people just love to be involved in things that are different.
	Why do you think Elon Musk is in rocketry in SpaceX?
	Because it's rocketry in SpaceX.
	Everybody wants to be in charge of the communications platform and matrix that is so huge the world watches in horror.
	Joe Rogan.
	Yesterday.
	Maybe part of the hype.
	Maybe the great PR.
	Maybe classic wrestling PR.
	Bringing the heat.
	Just waiting for years and years.
	You know, kind of like toying with this, playing with you.
	Classic babyface heel.
	Calling Trump names.
	Laughing at Trump.
	And all of a sudden, all of a sudden, there's this change.
	Like, wait a minute.
	Hold it.
	It's wrestling.
	It's N.W.A.
	It's Dusty Rhodes.
	It's Gordon Soley.
	It's Eddie Graham.
	It's Cowboy Luttrell.
	I've seen this my whole life.
	It's almost like when the heel flips or the baby face flips.
	There's a switch.
	The angle changes.
	The work changes.
	It's perfect.
	Bringing the heat.
	Rogan, so smart.
	He's probably telling Trump on the phone.
	Through his intermediaries, Dana White and Elon, look, I'm going to talk some trash.
	No, go ahead.
	Trump loves it.
	I think Trump's on Adderall.
	I don't like him.
	And then people like this pathetic drudge report that just is so...
	They're a relic from the Times.
	They're actually aggregating.
	It's like putting together a website that aggregates and focuses readers' digest articles.
	Drudge report.
	Desperately trying.
	Somebody...
	I don't know where Matt Drudge is.
	I don't know if he's alive, if he's in a coma, if he's been off, if his brain has been...
	I have no idea.
	But Drudge Report is bullshit.
	No one cares.
	I did something today.
	I hope you'll watch this.
	I have sometimes these little dialogues on my Twitter account.
	And this is a conversation between, I don't know, it's up to you.
	For those of you who are actors, you might want to do this as part of your routine.
	And it's a conversation.
	Could be father and son or daughter, I don't know.
	But it goes like this.
	Did you see Trump with Rogan?
	Yeah.
	But did you see what Drudge had to say about Rogan and what he once said about Trump?
	Who?
	Drudge.
	You know, the Drudge Report.
	Who?
	Drudge.
	Matt Drudge.
	Who?
	The guy who looked like Walter Winchell.
	Who?
	Walter Winchell.
	The guy who wore the fedora.
	A what?
	Don't you read the papers?
	Read the what?
	Oh, the newspaper.
	Yeah, I saw them once.
	It was in a barbershop, I think.
	I'm not sure.
	Don't you understand that they say that Trump is like Hitler?
	How's that?
	I'm not sure exactly, but whenever people run out of things to say, they always bring up Hitler.
	It's called Godwin's Law.
	Who?
	Forget it.
	And that's the way that goes.
	They are living in a past that doesn't exist.
	They think their world matters.
	There are people like me who still...
	Maybe you do it.
	We use words like album and, you know, things like that.
	Radio and newspapers.
	We just do it.
	It's changed.
	I have no problem.
	All my life I've been...
	Adopting to one change after another from AM to FM to cassette to A-track to quadraphonic to CD.
	Remember all of us who went through every iteration of the floppy disk?
	Remember those floppies, those hard floppies, the big floppies, the little floppies, the CD-ROMs, the disk, the Palm Pilots, BlackBerrys, just everything.
	Fine, bring it on.
	Dial-up modems, the old high-speed Wi-Fi.
	I bought a book the other day.
	Oh, look at this.
	This is a great book.
	Oh, George Jones.
	Look at this book I bought.
	Look at this.
	The Conspiracy Book.
	Written by John Michael Greer.
	It's beautiful.
	Beautiful pictures and beautiful binding.
	It's a book.
	I haven't bought a book.
	And it gives kind of like a brief adumbration of quote conspiracies.
	It's beautiful.
	I call books.
	You're not going to see these, but they're available.
	So I go with the program.
	I go with the program.
	There's another little book I've got right here, which is terrific, next to my Trump bookmark.
	This is, of course, the Constitution.
	This will never go out of sight.
	And by the way, please read the Federalist Papers.
	Every American should read the Federalist Papers from beginning to end, written by Publius.
	Ah!
	An anonymous, imaginary person.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Hmm.
	Wow.
	So, what we saw last night was history.
	And what we saw last night was a man who spoke for three hours.
	Listen, youngsters.
	Uncle Lenny here.
	They said you don't care.
	They said these kids today have a short attention span.
	Maybe they do.
	They don't make eye contact.
	Maybe they don't.
	They don't know how to shake hands.
	Maybe they don't.
	They can't even sign their name.
	Maybe they don't.
	But you know what?
	Three hours?
	No problem.
	8 million, 9 million, 10. We're never going to get the whole, the actual viewers of the deal-rigged experience is at Spotify.
	I think there was a thing about whether YouTube was unlisted, actually, was because, they say, because of a Spotify deal.
	The point is, the numbers don't hold true.
	You're just, we take something and we're just spreading them.
	Imagine in 1964, 5, whatever it was, when the Beatles were on Ed Sullivan.
	You saw the Beatles and that's it.
	The next day you said, did you see the Beatles?
	No.
	Well, where was it?
	I don't know.
	No VCRs, no nothing.
	We just talked about it.
	You might have had a thing called the kinescope, which is maybe like a video of the thing itself.
	But what if we had this today?
	So not only do I see it, I repost it, I repeat it, you comment on it.
	You'll do a meme on it.
	The information spreads like you cannot even imagine.
	The permutations, the depth, it's like angiogenesis, like cancers.
	They create new blood circuitry, new blood vessels.
	It's incredible.
	Information is the currency of the 21st century.
	It's information.
	It's not everything else is, ah, you know, gold and this.
	It's wonderful.
	Crypto, interesting.
	Cash, interesting.
	War, bonds, bombs.
	That's okay.
	Information changes everything.
	With information, I can shut down a war.
	With information, I could change.
	I could crash a monetary system.
	With information, I could cause a bank run.
	With information, I could cause or stop or accelerate a war.
	With information, I can reveal conspiracies regarding the destruction of our constitutional republic.
	With information.
	And you can decide what truth is.
	You can information.
	Because if I expose to you a lie and call it a lie, is that the truth or is it the exposing of a lie?
	Let me stop right there, my friends.
	We have so much to say.
	I'm going to be spending today, going through the final, I don't even know, I've got songs to finish and things like that.
	Tonight at the Cutting Room, I'm going to be with my fine Patriot friends, and that's tonight.
	Tickets are available.
	It's all at the door now.
	All that pre-stuff is, you know how that goes.
	But tickets, you can see, or day of the show, or outdoor, you can do it.
	It's going to be a celebration, the likes of which we cannot imagine.
	That is happening.
	And that is something that is just incredible.
	That's tonight.
	And I've been waiting for this.
	I literally, as we say, bruh, literally cannot do this all the time because it takes so much out of you.
	If this is good enough...
	I feel these.
	I just do two lives a day and it drains me.
	When I'm done, I have to lie down.
	It's just...
	You have no idea.
	I give everything to this.
	I am revved up to an 11. I can't just do this and say, oh well.
	Another one.
	I see people and they're so calm.
	I've never been able to do this.
	Even if you talk radio, doing a regular, I would have to, my head, it was like I just took an exam.
	You know that feeling you get?
	But tonight's going to be huge.
	That's at the cutting room.
	And I hope to see everyone there.
	I also want to say something very important, very critical.
	I'm talking to people, and this is good news, but it's bad news.
	The number of people right now, the runs.
	The orders, the purchases of, they call it disaster or prep or catastrophe or doomsday shopping, whatever you want to call it, is out of control.
	Prepare with Lionel is the preeminent, the preeminent emergency food supply there is.
	They have a three-month emergency food kit right now, which you better act now because we're getting to the end of the month.
	You got to get there now because these things change.
	Millions sold.
	2,000 calories a day of varieties of things.
	The food.
	I don't know what you think this is.
	Maybe you think this is just a kind of, I don't know, banana chips or something.
	You can't skimp on survival.
	Delicious food.
	Fortified.
	You pick the particular diet.
	You want to go vegetarian?
	You want to go vegan?
	You want to go more sweet?
	You want to go more savory?
	More protein?
	Whatever you want.
	American-made, family-owned, more bang for your buck, including, listen to this, free disaster replacement warranty.
	If a natural disaster destroys your supply, they'll replace it.
	This is it.
	This isn't a joke.
	America is at a tipping point.
	You know this.
	So right now, after we're done, go to preparewithlinel.com.
	Hurry up.
	We're at the end of the month.
	Act now.
	And they send you free shipping.
	And also, there's also this wonderful thing where it's not marked.
	You don't want things to be marked so that people see what you've got.
	I'm sorry to say this, but can you say Hunger Wars?
	Anyway, preparewithlionel.com.
	So, my friends, it was incredible last night.
	I want to thank, first of all, Howie Brown.
	You've got a lovely daughter.
	Gifted 10 Lionel Nation memberships.
	Raul Rodriguez says, I watched Trump.
	Talking with Rogan, Trump's cool.
	That's all.
	Raul, that's all I want you to hear.
	That's all I want to hear.
	Trump's cool.
	That's it.
	That's all.
	That's it.
	Gene Crane says, I am reading John Steinbeck, A Life in Letters.
	So far, the best book I've ever read.
	Hit that like button.
	Oh, I cannot tell you how it would.
	I would love to just go back and reread things, which I, at my age, An experience would just appreciate more than anything I could have when I was a teenager.
	It's true.
	Now, last night, we're going to get to this.
	Everybody was trying to make a big deal that Beyoncé was at some rally.
	You know she's dragged into this.
	You know that anybody...
	Ever, even remotely associated with Diddy, is being dragged, dragooned, cajoled, wheedled, forced, and coerced to appear.
	You know it.
	Ladies and gentlemen, Charlie Waters, who was originally the original drummer for the Stones.
	Thank you, Charlie.
	You know people are coming forward out of nowhere.
	Out of nowhere.
	And they're saying, okay.
	And you know, they don't want to do this.
	They don't want to do this.
	I saw one of the funniest memes I have ever.
	I'm serious.
	And I don't mean one.
	I don't laugh.
	My idea of humor, dear friends, is when I say, oh, that's pretty good.
	That's pretty good.
	Okay?
	Watch this and understand the theme of this.
	Celebrities on the Diddy List being blackmailed to perform for the DNC.
	One of my favorite...
	This is coerced...
	I'm sorry.
	Nothing says it better.
	Than that.
	No cartoon.
	No Oliphondra.
	Anybody.
	The genius of the memes.
	The genius of people who see something and say yes.
	There were some things.
	You have to go to my Twitter.
	At Lionel Media.
	My ex Twitter.
	They have a picture of this is like trying to To describe a cartoon, you can't do it, but there's a picture of Gay Mala with her eyes bugged out like, what?
	What?
	And they said, oh yeah.
	The caption is, he spoke for three hours?
	Donald Trump, three hours.
	Three.
	And it's all people are talking about in our world.
	Joe wrote, let me see if I can explain this also.
	The day of the endorsement means nothing.
	A Canticle for Leibowitz.
	Very relevant, entertaining, great listen.
	Available on YouTube.
	My third time through it 40 years ago.
	Thank you.
	Interesting.
	Now, Let me see if I can explain this to you again.
	What you're seeing here, this is the most important, this is the most important, this is the most important, is that there is, in our canticle, our hymn, so to speak, that we are our prophetic chant, our shibboleth, so to speak, sometimes things happen that change, The world.
	That changed the world.
	The Beatles, Ed Sullivan, I'm telling you, changed the world.
	Because the next day, everybody, you couldn't buy us a guitar.
	They created things.
	Bob Dylan.
	Created the notion of the songwriter.
	I know this sounds crazy, but in the old days of the Hootenannies and Cafe One and all of these folks in various iterations of the village and the folk scene doing their own canticular peons, there were folks who had You know, they're looking up there, you know, Michael, you know, even Phil Oakes and others.
	Dylan comes along, and he's singing.
	He comes along, and he can't.
	Hey, it's a tambourine.
	Hey!
	Hey!
	And they said, what is this?
	And oh my God!
	The times they are a-changing.
	Oh my God, like a Rolling Stone, you know, with a beat.
	He changed everything.
	If it wasn't for the fact of albums.
	But now, now what would take five years to make its way is like that.
	I can't say this enough.
	So let's just jump right into it.
	Here he was, in no particular order.
	Crooked Hillary in jail.
	Well, not only that, but they're weaponizing it by saying that that's what you're going to do once you get in office.
	Isn't it crazy?
	Ignoring what they're doing right now.
	It's crazy.
	I heard it today.
	Somebody was defending me today.
	They said, no, that's...
	They say, that's what you're doing to him.
	They're going, he's going to put us in jail.
	He's going to invest...
	That's what you're doing.
	That's what you're doing to him.
	Yeah.
	A lot of people say, will you do that?
	Will you do that to him?
	Now let me do something.
	I hate to interrupt, but I want you to watch this.
	I've got a bunch of these for you to watch.
	This is what you're looking for.
	Forget what he's saying.
	Forget that.
	Look at the ease.
	Look at the connection.
	Look at how Joe Rogan's leaning in.
	He's loving this.
	I don't want to say body language.
	I never use that term.
	But look how he's leaning in.
	You got that?
	He's enjoying this.
	Joe knows what's going on.
	He knows the facts.
	He knows what to say.
	He knows the allegations.
	Next, look at Trump.
	77, 78, whatever.
	This guy's almost 80 years old.
	He looks exactly like he looked, what, nine years ago in 2015?
	When he first descended that escalator?
	But more important.
	He is what he is.
	I am what I am.
	Popeye said it.
	The Prophet Omega said it.
	Adrian Ballou sang it.
	It's Edie Burkell.
	I am what I am.
	And I'm comfortable with who I am.
	And I can't promise you anything other than I'm going to be me.
	No pretenses.
	No phoniness.
	Just me.
	That's the thing.
	Genuine.
	Authentic.
	This is what the Kemala group doesn't understand.
	There is no actor or actress who can come across with this laughing thing.
	Even Julia Roberts or again one of these Harvey folks and all of these actresses and people who are very good at the laughing and the giggling and all that.
	You know, they can do it, but not for long stretches.
	Trump is genuine.
	Sorry for the interruption.
	To them, if you win, you know, the presidency has tremendous power.
	I could have put Crooked Hillary in jail.
	I respected that you didn't, because what you said was it would be bad for the country.
	No, I couldn't even imagine you have, first of all, Secretary of State, but more importantly, the wife of the President of the United States of America.
	Going into jail.
	And if you ever saw when I'd say something about her, they'd all say...
	I didn't say it.
	I never said it.
	They'd say, lock her up, lock her up.
	And I'd always go, take it easy, just relax.
	We're going to win this thing.
	Take it easy, take it easy.
	And I'm telling you, I kept it down.
	Just the opposite.
	Now they say, oh, Trump wanted to put her in jail.
	No.
	I saved her from going to jail.
	They had more stuff on her.
	And Comey had it.
	Because when Comey got up...
	And he stupidly, because he's a stupid guy too, he's a stupid son of a bitch.
	He got up, Joe, he got up, and instead of saying she's innocent of all charges, he went over each charge.
	Yes.
	And each charge was a killer.
	And he'd go, and as far as her doing this, she's innocent.
	And this, and then she's only an unfair prosecutor.
	But every time you heard these charges, they sounded so bad.
	They were bad.
	And all it was is he wanted more airtime.
	If he would have gone up and said, I've thoroughly investigated Hillary Clinton and she's done nothing that we feel is wrong, it would have ended.
	Instead, he wanted to be up there because he's a PR hound.
	He's a hog.
	Say it.
	And he starts going through it.
	And you know what he had?
	They had a huge problem because FBI is great.
	The people there.
	Not the...
	Top people.
	The people.
	The real people.
	The people that work there.
	It's like the real generals that I told you about that defeated ISIS in record time.
	The FBI guys are great.
	I'll bet you I'd be at 95% in the FBI.
	I bet that's right.
	Underneath.
	Yeah.
	And so here's the thing.
	So he goes with Hillary.
	And instead of just saying...
	He goes through each charge.
	Right.
	And even I was saying, man, those are bad charges.
	Sounds terrible because it's associating her with those charges.
	Don't forget, this is before I got there.
	Right.
	Now, he was trying to protect her, but he did her a great disservice.
	Isn't that something?
	Isn't that something?
	Now, let me tell you something, dear friends, and I want you to listen to me, please.
	Please, I ask you, weigh in.
	You like him, you don't like him, whatever.
	There's nothing like this.
	Three hours when JFK sat at Hyannis with Walter Cronkite.
	It was nonsense compared to this.
	It was staid.
	It was stiff.
	It was artificial.
	Don't you understand that?
	Don't you know?
	Don't you know?
	Was that a line from Gilligan's Island?
	Don't you know?
	He's brilliant.
	I've loved it.
	I've seen trial lawyers, people that I know that they're not the smartest people, but when it comes time to just talking to people, juries love them because they trusted them.
	And the question is, do you trust him?
	Rephrase it.
	Do you believe him?
	Kamala doing this show?
	I could imagine her doing this show.
	I'd be laying on the floor.
	By the way, Joe, always...
	Joe is in a very tough battle here.
	Joe knows deep down inside he doesn't like a mala.
	He's gonna vote for him.
	Who are his two best friends?
	Dana White from UFC and Elon Musk.
	Come on!
	Do you think when Joe sits back, and I don't give a diddly damn what Joe said in the past, it doesn't matter.
	Look, we're the ones who say, look, quit holding...
	You know, a Trump hostage from his past.
	Quit holding him hostage.
	It doesn't matter.
	Just, just, just, just, okay?
	Same thing with this.
	Nobody cares about this.
	But Joe's trying to be, to appear to be somewhat fair.
	She was supposed to do it, and she might still do it, and I hope she does.
	I will talk to her like a human being.
	If she did this kind of an interview with you...
	I hope she does because it would be a mess.
	By the way, look at this set.
	This was like a bomb shelter set.
	Drapes.
	Nothing.
	No funny lights.
	Ah, there's a little logo.
	But there's nothing.
	It's just plain.
	The best set I've loved of them all is Charlie Rose.
	Black and a table.
	That's it.
	That's it.
	Simplicity.
	Perfectness.
	Perfect.
	Dick Dickerson says, Trump and Rogan just put the final nail in mainstream media's confidence.
	Absolutely.
	Hang on the floor, comment.
	I think we'd have a fine conversation.
	See, this is Joe.
	He's trying his best.
	Joe's doing his best, okay?
	But Joe, we're not buying it, okay?
	Nice try, my friend, but we're not buying it.
	Oh, you want more?
	Oh, I'm glad.
	You're going to get more.
	That certainly is a problem.
	Mail-in ballots are a problem.
	Another problem is voter ID.
	Mail-in ballots, number one problem.
	What has Uncle Lenny been telling you?
	Mail-in ballots.
	The paper ballots.
	The ballots are not in the actual precinct.
	Not Dominion.
	Not Smartmatic.
	I mean, keep an eye all you want.
	I'm not talking about machines.
	I'm talking about ballot fraud.
	Not...
	Voter machine fraud.
	Not even voter fraud.
	Well, maybe, but the ballot.
	Who's the name?
	What's the address?
	How many times are they voting?
	Does this address exist?
	Have you ever...
	Cross-referenced it with Google Maps or voter rolls or tax records.
	Who is the name?
	Demetrius Shplitkin.
	Does he exist?
	His name doesn't exist anywhere in Pennsylvania.
	Not in a driver's license.
	Not in an ID.
	Not in a library card.
	How does this one person, Demetrius Shplitkin, whose name may occur five to ten times, not exist?
	Anywhere else within the confines of this orb and this sphere called voting.
	Think about that.
	Uncle Lenny's been telling you this forever, but I digress.
	Voter ID is the most bizarre argument that I've never seen anybody articulate in a way that's convincing.
	Because they want to cheat.
	Well, it doesn't make sense any other way.
	I've tried to strawman it, or I've tried to steelman it, rather.
	I've tried to look at it from a position like, why would you not want people to have ID?
	And a lot of the ideas are...
	Cheat.
	Just ridiculous.
	You need an ID to get a driver's license.
	Okay, but here's now the next step.
	Gavin Newsom, one of the worst governors in the world.
	Newsom.
	And I used to, frankly, I used to get along, but I don't get along with him now because he's just too, you know, it's just a whole con job.
	But Gavin Newsom the other day signed a bill.
	That you are not allowed to ask a person, even ask them whether or not they have OID.
	Now, what could be a charitable reason why anybody would want that?
	Because they want to cheat.
	That would be the only thing that makes sense.
	But that's taking it to the next level.
	Right.
	Now, you know, you have ID.
	The Democrat National Convention, when they had it the last time I saw, they had a sign, like a billboard, or the name of the person, where they live, how they live, who the hell their boyfriends are.
	And a big picture, that's for their, they have an ID, a big ID.
	It was hanging like you were a prisoner.
	They had these massive cards, everything.
	And yet when it comes to the vote, in theory, the most important thing we do, okay, when you go to a grocery store, you give ID.
	But for a vote, it's supposed to be a sacred thing, and it should be a sacred thing.
	No voter ID, because they want to cheat.
	Well, it doesn't make sense in any other way.
	I've tried to look at it.
	There's no other way.
	There's no argument that anybody's presented that makes any sense.
	Why?
	You know the funny thing, Joe?
	The Democrats, the people, they all think you should have it.
	In other words, you should have it.
	If you go to the people...
	Isn't this great?
	Can you imagine?
	Just always...
	I'll continue.
	But just keep asking yourself.
	Can you imagine Gemala actually doing this?
	Can you imagine her sitting there for three hours?
	Can you?
	Crypto says, Uncle Lenny, ain't it something?
	Joe's the one to tell him about the mail-in ballot.
	Well, sort of.
	I think Joe was into more of the idea, which I think plays perfectly together.
	Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jones.
	Sure.
	They say, of course, yeah.
	Democrats.
	They say, yes.
	It's the politicians that don't want it.
	Like Schumer and these guys, they don't want it.
	Because they want to be able to cheat.
	Because you know what?
	If they didn't have it, okay.
	Who is going to vote for somebody that wants open borders?
	Who's going to vote for somebody that wants to have men playing in women's sports?
	You know, I have never had one person come up to me and say, President, you've got to do something to allow men to play in women's sports.
	Yeah, good.
	That's the issue.
	Have you ever?
	Just like I've never been called by a pollster.
	I told you about it.
	Remember the audience.
	Remember the Joe Rogan audience?
	UFC.
	Macho men.
	Red meat eating salt licks doing bench press and hallucinogenics and submerging themselves in ice baths where your testicles shrink to the size of BBs and going out covered in tats and even with a chokehold and a rear naked choke and a cat.
	Men.
	Men.
	Big, strong, schvance, huge, testicular, hairy, gonaddle, hypertrophy, mensulate, gargantuan like a baby's arm with an apple in its fist, gargoyles, Godzilla-like, schmeckles, flubbing into the...
	Men?
	Against women?
	The issue.
	A little theory on posters, okay.
	I'm getting myself in trouble with some of these things, but I don't really care.
	Nobody's ever come up to me and said, we want to have men playing women's sports.
	Yep.
	That is the issue.
	Oh, I'm not done yet.
	You want to be a rebel?
	You want to be punk rock?
	You want to, like, buck the...
	This is the moment of the entire interview.
	This...
	Listen, gather the kids around.
	Say, put your iPads down.
	Listen to Uncle Lenny.
	Listen to what he's saying.
	Listen to what I'm saying.
	There are moments when I'm saying, that's it.
	That's the moment.
	That's the moment it happened.
	That's it.
	What is the new revolutionary?
	What is the new hipster?
	What is the new tattoo?
	The new bell-bottom?
	The new disco, vaudeville, rock, hard rock, thrash metal?
	Nose ring.
	What's the new fad?
	The new ponytail.
	The mohawk.
	The goth.
	Go through all of these fads.
	What's the new fad?
	Being rebellious.
	And how do you become rebellious?
	By doing what we're doing.
	The rebels are Republicans now.
	You want to be a rebel?
	You want to be punk rock?
	You want to buck the system?
	You're a conservative now.
	That's how crazy.
	And then the liberals are now pro...
	They're pro-silencing criticism.
	They're pro-censorship online.
	They're talking about regulating free speech, and they're regulating the First Amendment.
	It's bananas to watch.
	Joe, they come after their political opponent.
	I got more, guys.
	I always say, you know, I kid, but I'm not kidding.
	I've been investigated more than Alphonse Capone.
	He was the meanest of them all.
	He'd kill you in two seconds if he didn't.
	I love the way he says it.
	Not Al Capone.
	He insists upon Alphonse Capone.
	He should say Capone.
	Didn't like you, right?
	I've been under investigation more than Alphonse Capone, only because it's political opponent stuff.
	And I've won.
	I won the big case in Florida.
	I'm winning the other stuff.
	You win.
	But you know what they did?
	They did something that's only done in third world countries.
	They came after their political opponent.
	I could have put Crooked Hillary in jail.
	Well, not only that, but they're weaponizing it by saying that that's what you're going to do once you get in office.
	Ignoring what they're doing right now.
	It's crazy.
	I heard it.
	Somebody was defending me today.
	They said, no, that's...
	They say, that's what you're doing to him.
	They're going, he's going to put us in jail.
	He's going to invest...
	That's what you're doing to him.
	A lot of people say, will you do that?
	Will you do that to them if you win?
	The presidency has tremendous power.
	I could have put Crooked Hillary in jail.
	I respected that you didn't because what you said was it would be bad for the country.
	Absolutely.
	Ladies and gentlemen, Stan Lipman writes and he says, I got a card from her White House press.
	White House server.
	On my 41st birthday, peace, love, and gabrigaline.
	I sued her for usurpation, but couldn't get past the palace guard.
	Interesting.
	Very, very interesting.
	Stan Lipman, by the way.
	One of these scenes, which is very interesting.
	If ever you see the name Lipman on any kind of ballot, please vote for him.
	His name is Stan Lippman.
	Sounds like that or a great deal or take a force.
	Stan Lippman, you know, which is fantastic.
	By the way, gabergoline or gabergoline is used to treat different types of medical problems that occur when too much of the hormone prolactin is produced.
	It can be used to treat certain menstrual problems, fertility problems in men and women, and pituitary prolactinomas.
	Which are tumors of the pituitary gland.
	Thank you so much for that one.
	Let us continue, shall we?
	Let us continue.
	I'm going to say this one more time.
	Just listen one more time.
	This is the most important.
	This is it.
	One more time.
	Hang on.
	One more time.
	One more time.
	Listen to the very first thing, Joseph.
	The rebels are Republicans now.
	The rebels are Republicans now.
	The rebels are Republicans now.
	Just float out the idea of getting rid of income taxes.
	This was gorgeous.
	This was nothing but sheer unmitigated genius gorgiosity.
	A pulchritudinous idea.
	Self-like.
	Expatiations of this glorious 1913, was it the 16th Amendment, 1913?
	At the same year that lo and behold, the Federal Reserve was introduced.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Isn't that interesting?
	All of a sudden, the entire country never needed it, but Woodrow Wilson, it changed everything.
	When he signed, remember what Woodrow Wilson wrote about.
	Oh, this is great.
	What Woodrow Wilson wrote about the Federal Reserve.
	You see what I'm doing?
	This is how you do it.
	This is how you do it.
	I've got to find this one quote.
	He said it was the worst thing he ever did.
	This is before or after this joke.
	What he said.
	What did Woodrow Wilson say?
	I've got to read this.
	Oh, it is an act.
	Oh, God.
	It was such a beautiful, beautiful act.
	I'll try to find it.
	Look at it for yourself.
	It is so beautiful.
	He said it was one of the worst things he ever did in history.
	Just like Harry Truman when he signed the National Security Act.
	Creating the intel state, oh!
	It's almost as bad as when Israel basically created Hamas, but that's beside the point.
	One more time.
	Did you just float out the idea of getting rid of income taxes and replacing it with tariffs?
	Well, okay.
	Were you serious about that?
	Yeah, sure, but why not?
	Because we, ready?
	Our country was the richest, relatively, in the 1880s and 1890s.
	A president who was assassinated named McKinley.
	He was the tariff king.
	He spoke beautifully of tariffs.
	His language was really beautiful.
	And who got McKinley?
	Who was responsible for that?
	Anarchists.
	Remember that?
	Remember how they tried to link Emma Goldman?
	Or Goldman, rather?
	Remember?
	It's a long story.
	We will not allow the enemy to come in and take our jobs and take our factories and take our workers and take our families.
	Unless they pay a big price, and the big price is tariffs.
	And he'd speak like that, but he was right.
	And then around in the early 1900s, they switched over stupidly to, frankly, an income tax.
	And you know why?
	Because countries were putting a lot of pressure on America.
	We don't want to pay tariffs.
	Please don't.
	You know, believe me, they control our politicians.
	If you look at the kind of numbers that these guys make then and now, but...
	We had a commission meeting in the 1887.
	Think of this problem.
	We were so rich.
	We had so much money.
	We didn't know what to do.
	So they set up a blue ribbon commission on tariffs.
	And the sole purpose is what to do with all the money we had.
	We were so rich because we were taxing other people for coming in and taking our jobs.
	We got a chance, by the way, Lincoln happened to be a fraternity brother of mine.
	He was an SAE.
	I don't know if anybody knows that, but anybody cares about that.
	If you look at the picture of McKinley, if you look at it, by the way, a war hero the likes of which you can't even imagine.
	58 years old.
	That's all he was.
	58!
	It's just, it's so interesting how some people look older and younger, but he was a hero.
	He was incredible.
	And what he's doing, do you know what happens?
	The Federal Reserve income tax is about control.
	It's the thing that feeds the monster.
	It feeds the monster.
	When you have unlimited...
	Think about this.
	You have unlimited control over people.
	I can control what they do, control what they say.
	Seize their income!
	Tax!
	Steal!
	Grab!
	Own!
	I'm taking your...
	Labor, your work, what you accomplished, you, what you accomplished, what you made, what you earned.
	I'm doing this.
	And then, later on, when I want to just create money out of nowhere, I create the Federal Reserve, where the chairman cannot be fired.
	This quasi, not even a quasi-governmental, it's on another planet.
	The mystery, the horrors of Jekyll Island.
	It's a private central bank.
	If you took all, all, dare I say, of the founding fathers, and Alexander Hamilton in particular, and you said, do you know that we have a private central bank?
	You mean a national bank?
	No, no, no, not a national bank.
	You mean like the Bank of the United States?
	No, no, no, no, no.
	You mean where the Congress determines the amount of money?
	No, no, no, no, no.
	A private Central Bank.
	They would say, no, there's no way.
	Oh, absolutely.
	And most people, still to this day, do not understand it, do not grasp it, can't fathom it or phantom it, as my friend's wife said.
	Cannot understand it.
	Cannot grasp it.
	Cannot put their hands and their arms and their brains around it.
	We need to completely revamp everything.
	The rules have changed.
	And if Donald Trump is that invitation, that ability, that invite for us to address this once and for all, then so be it.
	Ladies and gentlemen, oh, how grand.
	How utterly grand.
	Remember this.
	Mr. Rogan is always big on the notion of First Amendment stuff, and that's true.
	And their power.
	They are directly speaking to millions and millions of people without any level of oversight or regulation.
	And that has to stop.
	Okay, right away.
	There's no way to misconstrue that.
	What does that mean?
	Oversight and regulation for free speech is ridiculous.
	Just that alone, there's no way to misconstrue that.
	What she was saying is what I was thinking she was saying.
	She was saying she wants government oversight and regulation for social media.
	That's crazy.
	It's crazy for anyone to want it, because if the only reason you want it, right, is because you agree with the ideological bent of the platform, wait until someone else is in charge of it, or wait until there's a different government in charge.
	It's also saying that the very thing that Mark Zuckerberg regrets should be happening.
	Like, she's essentially saying, why should they have different rules for Facebook than they do for Twitter?
	Like, what rules?
	We don't have rules.
	We have First Amendment rights of free speech.
	It's exactly right.
	It's exactly right.
	Can't say it any better.
	Now, my friends, let us also remember something which is important.
	And by the way, I want you to understand something.
	And I think this is important.
	And I want to make a statement here.
	I want to make a statement as to people that are here.
	You know, my friends, I love the idea of freedom of speech.
	I really do.
	But there's something that I think that bothers me.
	And I'm going to tell you what it is so that I know this.
	Everybody has the right to say something, meaning you have the right to say something without being arrested or what have you.
	But when people come into our world, in our party, so to speak, and they yell, Trump sucks.
	And we're not talking about later on, you know, after the fact or whatever.
	But I'm sorry.
	I don't want that.
	We've been through a lot.
	And we have been told this every time from friends, family members, you name it.
	And there's so many places for people to go and to speak and to yell and say things about Trump and they hate Trump and it's fine.
	I don't ever want anybody's ability to say that to be diminished.
	But when we have a moment of felicity, when we're enjoying ourselves, I'm sorry, but I do not welcome people to come in and argue with you and distract.
	And I appreciate that.
	But just like we have a dress code, Or a silence code.
	You can't play a radio during a Broadway play.
	You can't talk.
	You can't yell at, yeah!
	That's all.
	Just be nice, ladies and gentlemen.
	I don't understand it.
	Okay?
	This is the most important.
	Now, let us move on to this.
	Watch what happens during the course, and I love this, of the...
	The day-to-day routine of President Trump compared to Gay Mala.
	Day off bright and early.
	It is 7.30 a.m. and we are leaving Trump Tower and heading to Fox Studios.
	President Trump was excited to join Fox& Friends Live from the famous Curvy Couch.
	Never far behind are the men who keep our boss safe every day and we are thankful for them.
	The day continues rolling as he joins Dan Bongino for a livestream, and he never leaves without signing a MAGA hat.
	Now on to our third interview of the morning with legendary WWE's Mark Calloway, also known as The Undertaker.
	We film a quick TikTok, depart the city, and two hours later, we are wheels down in Michigan.
	President Trump stops by to shake hands and thank the tireless Michigan campaign team.
	The motorcade heads to our next stop where President Trump arrives to speak at a roundtable on building America's future.
	If you're lucky, he may even sign your shirt.
	Pulling into our final event of the day, and before he heads on stage, he always makes time to take photos with law enforcement.
	And now the fun begins.
	There is nothing like the energy of a Trump rally.
	President Trump delivers his promise to make America safe and prosperous.
	And just when you think he might be finished, he has his fourth interview of the day and calls into a tele-rally for Carrie Lake.
	It's 1 a.m. back in New York City, and that's a wrap.
	Can you imagine Gamala doing this?
	No, no.
	I'm going to say this again, and you're going to talk to people today, and they're going to say things like, Nah, I don't watch that.
	It's Joe Rogan.
	Nah, I don't watch that.
	And people love, they love to show you.
	I don't have Spotify.
	People were going crazy last night.
	I know immediately the power of the internets, as it were.
	And I mean this.
	Oh, here we go.
	Jordan Peterson's point, no anonymous internet.
	I don't know what that means.
	Jordan Peterson's point, no anonymous internet.
	I don't know what you...
	I am not a...
	I have a...
	And I'm sure Jordan Peterson says some wonderful things.
	I can't listen to him.
	I can't.
	I've...
	There's so many other people I listen to.
	I think he's kind of running on a shtick, so to speak.
	That's all I'm saying, but I don't know what that means.
	George Lenz says, See you, Mrs. L, tonight.
	Crumb cake inbound.
	Georgie, God bless you, my friend.
	Thank you, sir.
	Gotta make sure we shake hands, take pictures in the whole bit.
	I don't know what anybody...
	Let me go back.
	A lot of ideas coming up.
	Joe Rogan.
	Happens to be.
	By the way, how these people come along?
	I have no idea.
	They see a stand-up comic?
	I can't say I'm familiar with it.
	I really, I honestly, I'm saying this right now, I don't understand if there are people, this is important to know, I don't understand if there are people who are Really in need of, quote, comedy.
	There's a lot of good stuff out there.
	But comedy, remember, was one of the things that you needed because there was nothing like it.
	You see, if somebody was going to come out and explain what's going on in the world, how would you do it?
	Ms. Lawrence has watched Rogan and President Trump interview two times.
	And by the way, forget this nonsense about, well, that's not a woman's thing.
	Women don't get into it.
	I don't know where that thing came from.
	But in the old days, if you wanted to do this, there were people who came along who were...
	Mort Sahl.
	Mort Sahl was enormous.
	Dick Gregory.
	Lenny Bruce.
	Lenny Bruce, when he actually did his routine, he was very, very funny.
	But they weren't...
	Funny where they were making jokes.
	You laughed at the absurdist part of it.
	But you had to go see him.
	They weren't on TV.
	They were heavily censored.
	You may not remember this.
	This may surprise you.
	One of the most heavily censored groups ever was the Smothers Brothers.
	The Smothers Brothers.
	They said nothing.
	They made some mild statements about the war against Vietnam.
	Laughing was huge.
	But it wasn't funny.
	Let me see if I can explain this to you.
	It's not funny.
	Judas Goat Barbecue says, and Trump is the guy Kamala says is low energy and exhausted.
	She's delusional or lying.
	Hit the like button.
	Great show, Uncle Lenny.
	Thank you.
	Let me explain to you.
	This is something which we've...
	We've forgotten what she said.
	Everything she has said, it doesn't matter.
	She is bulletproof, so to speak.
	Bulletproof.
	It's done.
	They honestly think that Beyoncé, Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, Bruce Springsteen figures, look, I'm at my stage now where I don't know.
	Who knows?
	Maybe it's a business deal.
	There is no way.
	I forget whether he likes Trump.
	It doesn't matter.
	There's no way he likes Gamal.
	No way.
	None.
	He's a liar.
	Bruce Springsteen, common man, born in the USA, America, glory days.
	Gamala?
	This artificial thing?
	He's a liar.
	And we know it.
	And we know it.
	It's Willie Nelson.
	Willie figures when he was born.
	Willie's what, 91?
	I don't know how Willie is.
	Country music, whiskey river, hello walls, blue eyes crying in the rain, gay mala?
	Are you kidding me?
	Trans?
	You're for puberty blockers and what now?
	Willie, are you for the absolute subjugation, the loss of liberty of the internet?
	Joni Mitchell and these other people, do you think, seriously, forget, just forget Trump.
	Okay, fine, don't vote for it.
	But are you saying you actually adopt, you grasp, you embrace, you endorse this iteration of the Democratic Party?
	There's no way.
	The number one that is foremost to everybody in the music business, everybody, is the idea of free speech.
	Everybody can tell you about free speech.
	Everybody can tell you about something that they went through, some song they were going to ban, some deal, something.
	Right now, with the proliferation of information systems and platforms, free speech is critical.
	It's the lifeblood.
	It's the sine qua non, the essential element of this entire...
	You must say this.
	Do you mean to tell me that you're actively, and if you said, Bruce Springsteen has never ever made a nose print in his life, bless his heart, and he's sounding more and more stupid.
	He's a great performer, but have you noticed this?
	Doesn't he sound like an old...
	I'm sorry.
	Not his look, but his voice.
	he's kind of lost.
	Well, you know, I, He's not.
	And I wish his wife well, her health maybe.
	But Bruce, you look out there.
	You look at this Jersey tough guy, Taylor Ham on a bagel, some Route 3 diner.
	You talk to somebody from Hohokus or Tenafly or wherever the hell you are.
	You mean to tell me seriously?
	Seriously?
	Asbury Park?
	You?
	You tough?
	You?
	Some Newark?
	Some guy from Flemington?
	You're telling me, let me get this straight, that you actually have listened to her and you embrace this?
	No.
	They've got the goods on you.
	It's a deal.
	It's either your production company, your publishing, I know you sold your ranch or something, but it's somebody who told you this is business.
	It's business.
	Willie Nelson, this one, this dingback, come on.
	Anybody else?
	You know what?
	If it were, I hate to say it, if it were Gavin Newsom, we despise him, but at least you could say, well, he has said, he knows how to lie.
	She doesn't even know how to lie.
	She hasn't had an original opinion.
	They hand her something and she will adopt it.
	So that's it.
	We are facing right now just a world that is so important and so critical, and we know this.
	So the good news is...
	It means something to me that Joe Rogan established.
	There are people, all of a sudden, if people like you, there's one thing about YouTube, and I'm sure people can argue about suppression here and there, but I sometimes will see somebody doing a little cooking thing, and they've got 5 million viewers.
	You never hear about these people.
	You know how much cash that is?
	There are food.
	You know, Mark Wiens and Dumpling Dude and all these others and Food Warrior.
	There is huge.
	It's a brand new world.
	In the old days, if you wanted to do a talk radio show, where would you go?
	You would have to send a tape.
	You'd try to get into some little market.
	And then you would go.
	You'd have maybe an agent or somebody who would Who would pitch you?
	Pitch you!
	They would go to this.
	Hey, I know somebody in Lansing.
	A guy's got open morning drive in Dubuque.
	Work your way up and you'd move to some studio, whatever it was.
	Now, music, radio, that's another story.
	Those days were, oh my God.
	Those were the days when it mattered.
	Listen to the story of Wolfman Jack.
	And how he went to that Del Rio, Texas, how he did that late night, you know, those million-watt flamethrowers in Mexico.
	Judas Galt says, can I ask a legal question?
	When does their accusations reach a level of slander or libel?
	When Biden is saying Trump will shoot people.
	This is this problem that we have with the idea of Political speech and opinion and hyperbole versus opinion to make a statement of fact that defends.
	Statement of fact, not opinion, not hyperbole, not puffery, not exaggerated, whatever it is.
	You know, you're crazy.
	He's crazy.
	Kamala's a communist.
	She's a commie.
	You know that kind of thing?
	That used to be actionable.
	Call somebody a communist.
	Is Trump going to be liable for that?
	No.
	It's hyperbole.
	Also, there's the New York Times against Sullivan, which says that when the person who was claiming to be defamed is himself a public figure, that person, the public figure, that person, Has to prove that the statement made against them was made with malice.
	Complete disregard for the truth or actual malice.
	And we don't get into litigating people who are running for office against them.
	That would be the death knell as a matter of policy.
	But theoretically, if the claim was that demented, maybe it would be considered off the charts.
	In any event, ladies and gentlemen, in any event, it's a different story.
	Completely different.
	This is different right now.
	So all of a sudden, as I was saying, there was this stranglehold.
	And if you wanted to go into talk radio, you would work...
	I mean, Rush was a...
	Was it Kansas City or something?
	And then he became friends with...
	I think he was a radio announcer for the Royals, and then he moved on.
	And then Ed McLaughlin and John Minnelli and other people put him in different places, recognized us, and boom, he was off.
	And there you go.
	And it was really something.
	But prior to that, there were people like Joe Pine.
	Joe Pine was really one of the greats.
	Allen Berg, whom I think the Aryans killed him or something.
	There's Allen Berg.
	There's a guy named Allen Burke.
	There's one guy out of Miami.
	Bob Grant.
	These were really, really important people, and they were, in their own right, dangerous.
	It doesn't matter who you listen to, but Bob Graham happened to be one of the nicest people.
	And then Rush came along and destroyed everything, because everybody wanted to be Rush.
	Everybody wanted to be Rush.
	And then the talk became stylized and schmaltzy.
	Who was the greater American?
	Who was the greater patriot?
	Who was the greater this?
	Who was the greater that?
	All of that nonsense.
	That's the issue.
	That's the issue.
	Who is the most...
	Okay, fine.
	It just became schmaltzy.
	Really schmaltzy.
	Really predictable.
	Really, really, really predictable stuff.
	And then, 92,000, the internet.
	And one of the best things, what changed everything, I never heard this before, was Alex Jones.
	It's like he said, okay, you've heard rock and roll.
	And you've heard of jazz.
	Well, here's a music that is from heard on another frequency that only certain animals can hear.
	It blew my mind.
	I never knew it was even out there.
	Didn't even know anything about this.
	And then they said, we've got to give this guy a name.
	Conspiracy theory.
	Using that hackneyed phrase contrived by the CIA in order to deal with the many, many complaints of the Warren Commission.
	And they went after him.
	And they couldn't wait.
	And he was loud.
	And he went after Bilderberg.
	Oh, my God.
	He's going after Chemdrills.
	9-11.
	Oh, my God.
	We've got to put an end to this.
	Everything this guy touched.
	He even went and exposed Bohemian Grove.
	Oh, my God.
	We've got to do something about him.
	And then it started.
	And they're very patient.
	They're waiting.
	They're waiting.
	He'll say something one day.
	And then when lawfare came along, the very fact that people recovered billions of dollars, that's like gajillions.
	It's like, come on, this is...
	I'm not commenting on the worth or the...
	The validity of the claims made or the damages involved.
	I'm talking about this passioned lunacy.
	A billion dollars?
	Come on, stop it.
	Stop it.
	That's the problem.
	It's wonderful.
	It is so wonderful to see that.
	And then we were...
	It was the glory days.
	Oh my God.
	I never listened.
	I swear to God, when I tell you this, I have never, ever listened to an entire Rush show, Hannity, Howard Stern.
	I've never heard his show live.
	I've heard it after the fact.
	Never.
	I never liked radio.
	It didn't do anything for me.
	And the old days was kind of good.
	It was kind of like local stuff was funny.
	It was kind of neat.
	I liked old call-ins and a local flavor.
	People call and complain about something local.
	You could hear the accent.
	I loved regional.
	I love that.
	I love it.
	But that was destroyed with Rush Limbaugh and all the wannabes.
	Everybody else, I'm a fine American, and then Hannity came along and just, I mean, very popular, very successful.
	Anybody who follows Trump, excuse me, anybody who follows Rush Limbaugh and Bill O 'Reilly, you can't, it's a once-in-a-lifetime gig.
	It's perfect.
	How can you go wrong?
	But it all changed.
	It all became schmaltzy.
	And I'm an American.
	You're a proud American.
	You're a great American.
	Okay, fine, fine, fine.
	And then all of a sudden, over a period of time, came this guy named Trump.
	And it's the closest, if not better, than anything I ever saw or ever felt or ever heard from the past.
	That was exciting.
	That was monumental.
	That was earth-shattering.
	He blew it away.
	In a way that he did everything his own way.
	Out of nowhere.
	Brash.
	Braggadocious.
	Fearless.
	Indefatigable.
	Inexorable.
	Like nobody.
	There's never been a candidate like him.
	He was this.
	We've never seen anything like it.
	Where did this guy come from?
	Where did he come from?
	He doesn't know the rules.
	Precisely.
	He's saying whatever he wants.
	Precisely.
	When he ran in 2016, he destroyed the entire this contingent.
	They thought Jeb Bush.
	Jeb Bush, this was all money.
	This was deep state shadow government.
	This was Prescott Bush's grandson.
	This is his American Yale and this and that and Brown Brothers Harriman.
	I mean, this is deep state hardcore intel And he destroyed them.
	Rubio, Cruz, everybody.
	And then Hillary was next.
	And they pushed Biden out of the way.
	Biden says, I think I can beat him.
	No, you know, it's Hillary's turn, finally, after she was screwed twice by Bill Clinton, when he ran, well, twice for governor, and then president.
	And then...
	It was Obama.
	So she kept waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting and they gave her the Senate thing and then they gave her...
	So finally she shows up and he destroys her.
	She couldn't believe it.
	And don't think for a moment that she didn't...
	Put it this way.
	If they wanted her to have won, they would have made her win.
	It would have been like that.
	And nobody would have questioned it.
	But they didn't.
	Because they could not have had four years of complete and total destruction of everything that we know and love were it not for Trump to be in office.
	You had to have four years.
	They knew he would be so disruptive to so many people that you could stir it up with him.
	So he was a great president and a necessary evil.
	Am I getting too ahead of this game for you?
	Am I getting too ahead of the game?
	I think I am sometimes.
	Because it's a different view.
	I have a different take on it.
	And now what we're seeing is an emergence, a revolution, an evolution, a brand new country, a brand new everything.
	And how they picked this woman, I will never know.
	Out of all of the people, they picked her for vice president, they could have picked Stacey Abrams, they could have picked, see me.
	A laundry list.
	If you want black or women, just a slew of comprehensible individuals.
	But they picked her.
	Why?
	I have no idea.
	I don't understand any of it.
	I don't understand any of it.
	It blows my mind.
	Ladies and gentlemen, it blows my mind.
	And that's something that...
	So anyway, so what we saw...
	With Joe Rogan.
	Three hours.
	Three hours.
	I didn't even think he took a bathroom break.
	Three hours.
	It's incredible.
	This woman can't do three minutes.
	The other day she did seven minutes.
	Seven.
	Because she is retarded.
	I don't know what the word is.
	I hate to use the word.
	Say that, mocking people who are especially...
	I'm saying I think she is...
	It's kind of like a mental retrogression.
	It's the weirdest thing.
	So be happy tonight.
	Be victorious, ladies and gentlemen.
	Be happy.
	Be thrilled.
	Judas Goat, Ms. Lauren, George Lenz, Bradley Oplin, God bless you, my friend, Charlie Waters, Stan Littman, everyone.
	Crypto Domini.
	Dick Dickerson.
	Cut Up Chatter.
	Charlie was, again, a new member.
	Gene Crane.
	Raul Rodriguez.
	And Howie Brown.
	You're a mensch for giving away free memberships, as it were.
	This is going to be something the likes of which this is so exciting.
	And as we speak, ladies and gentlemen, as we speak, there is technically 10, actually 9 days, 14 hours.
	But it's 10 days from today.
	10 days.
	10 days.
	Ten days.
	So please, let me remind you, make sure you are subscribed to this Lionel Nation.
	Make sure, because sometimes these things get unsubscribed, I don't know why.
	Also, Lionel Legal.
	There are cases coming up which are fascinating.
	The Diddy case, the Menendez Brothers case, which is going to change our perception of this notion of self-defense.
	Interrupted.
	Prolonged, delayed self-defense.
	People who kill their captors, their perps, years later, decades later.
	It's fascinating.
	And also remember, my friends, preparewithlionel.com.
	We are at the end of the month.
	Please go and...
	The specials, the deals are locked in.
	They changed.
	They're all good.
	But right now are some of the most incredible jaw-dropping specials in view of and in light of Milton and Helene and the disasters of the past and in preparation for the disasters of the future.
	Remember something.
	And I'm going to say this again.
	They told you specifically.
	The dock workers' strike, the longshoremen's strike, was not settled.
	It was merely postponed.
	Merely postponed.
	In addition, watch what is happening right now in Iran.
	If the Strait of Hormuz, if the Bab-El...
	I can't forget the name.
	The Gate of Tears, that little area that the Houthis run, if that is interrupted and ships can't get through to the Suez Canal, to the Red Sea, the Mediterranean, forget it.
	This is a choke point.
	The world is so precarious right now.
	Sometimes the only reason anybody cares about anything is if you say gas prices.
	Human life doesn't bother them.
	Get ready.
	Any interruption in gas or energy means that supply chains and everything is interrupted.
	That means that things don't get delivered.
	Stores get closed.
	People get upset.
	Order becomes disrupted.
	It takes one little...
	PrepareWithLionel.com And I would be so remiss if I did not remind you of our great friend at MyPillow.com He's still there.
	Fighting like nobody's business.
	Mike Lindell.
	Prepare with Lionel.
	And MyPillow.com.
	Promo code Lionel.
	All right, dear and great and glorious and beautiful friends.
	Thank you.
	We'll be back tomorrow at 8 a.m.
	Tonight I'll be doing my thing.
	People ask about, well, can you film it?
	We don't have the equipment and the wherewithal and to get it.
	No, not really.
	And also sometimes...
	I want there to be the feeling of a club.
	You always have to, I don't want to say watch what you say, but it puts a kind of a, don't say that.
	We're not there yet.
	We're not there.
	And I wish we could do it, but very frankly, I advise people.
	If you want to go out and you want to talk to people on a regular basis, some things do not age well, and sometimes when you're in the situation where you're talking to friends in a, quote, nightclub setting, I don't know if people want that out there because of how things are misinterpreted.
	Sorry to say, that's reality.
	That's the world we live in.
	All right, my friends, don't forget to follow Mrs. L at Lynn's Warriors.
	All right, your friends, have a great and a glorious day.
	We love you.
	See you again tomorrow, 8 a.m.
	Donald Trump, vote, vote, vote.
	We're going to vote early vote, either probably tomorrow.
	Cannot wait.
	Register to vote.
	This is not about Donald Trump.
	This is about the freedom, the future of the freedom of our constitutional republic.
	It's not an exaggeration.
	It's the absolute gods on this truth.
	All right, dear friends, have a great and glorious day.
	We love you.
	God bless America.
	Trump 2024.
	Make America great again until tomorrow at 8 a.m.
	Remember, the monkey's dead.
	The show's over.
	See ya.

▲