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Dec. 23, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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Where Was Rep. Kay Granger? Found in Texas Memory Care After 6 Months MIA
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My friends, it is a freezing 19 degrees here in New York City.
I'm so glad to be with you.
I hope everybody is doing great.
I hope everybody is doing fabulous tonight.
And I wish everyone would understand that patience.
Patience is such an incredible thing, especially for events that are free.
You know, my friends, I wanted to start off today with a story.
There are so many things that are, I think, really just bothering me, and for good reason.
You may have heard this case of these illegals, and these illegals who are the scourge of our society.
A Guatemalan alien was arrested for setting a sleeping New York City subway rider on fire and watching her burn to death.
Did you see this one?
A Guatemalan, quote, migrant?
Don't you love that?
A migrant.
Was arrested for lighting a sleeping subway rider on fire in Brooklyn this morning.
Then watching as his innocent victim burned to death.
The police commissioner called one of the most depraved crimes one could possibly commit.
We have a police commissioner who looks demented herself.
Who used to be in charge of sanitation.
She was picking up garbage and salting the roads, and now she's the commissioner for the largest police force in the nation.
Isn't that something?
Isn't that great?
Don't you feel...
Oh, I don't know what the word is.
Don't you feel good?
It's not DEI, perhaps, but it's just a sense of...
Isn't that just great?
Isn't that just wonderful?
This is one of these people that should be taken out and said, well, let me show you.
This is what it's like when you're the recipient of such.
And why not do it in return?
I know that sounds crazy, right?
You're saying, well, that's...
Why not?
you I'm serious.
Why not?
If somebody does something, if somebody evinces a depravity at such a level that we can't even put it into words, and you catch the person, and he's found guilty, is that demented?
Is that wrong?
Is that wrong?
Tell me.
Is that a Christian thing?
To be executed by immolation?
Does that...
Tell me where that is.
No, we can't do that.
Tell me why we can't do it.
I would love to hear from you.
Just curious.
Why can we not do that?
Does that make any sense to you?
Does that make any sense?
Why, per se, Can we not do that?
What would Jesus say?
Oh, don't quit bringing up Jesus.
You bring up Jesus all the time.
No, stop bringing up Jesus.
Quit bringing up Jesus.
Well, don't you want to bring up Jesus?
No, not now.
For the love of God, not now.
Jesus.
Jesus, you're always bringing up Jesus.
What are you doing?
Not Jesus, not now.
Don't bring up Jesus.
But it's one of those things where I really wonder, might it not be best to show people that we really mean business?
Am I frozen here?
I think I've got too many things in the oven, as we say, so to speak.
What is the reason for that?
Why is it that we allow these people to do this?
You know, all my life I've thought, I've never had a problem with capital punishment.
Never in terms of...
The actual act itself or doing it or whatever.
I mean, I just, I frankly, I just never really.
Because we go to war and we kill people all the time.
We are killing people all the time.
You know it.
I know it.
We know it.
Everybody knows it.
We are killing people constantly.
We're giving money to Ukraine here.
Here you go.
Kill.
We're handing 1,000, 2,000 pound bobs to get Hamas.
And we do this on a regular basis.
So I don't really see any big deal what's wrong with us doing it more, dare I say, locally.
Is that unchristian?
Does that bother you?
What are the limits to this?
What would Jesus say?
Would Jesus say, you know what, it doesn't really matter.
It's got to move to this particular part.
Look, if it matters.
I'm dead serious.
No pun intended.
What do you think?
Anybody have a problem with that?
Ladies and gentlemen, Joanna Smith is a new member.
And I'm saying to you, it's about time.
Thank you, Joanna Smith.
Welcome, welcome, welcome.
What do we do with this?
What is it going to look like when we actually remove the illegals?
What?
Is it going to look like when you start to see them put on a is it going to be on a train?
How are they going to do it?
How will it look?
I am ready to tell you right now that I am a person who is not somebody who says yeah!
Linda says, what a horror show, a death penalty.
How is it that society expects...
Let me explain something to you.
Let me see if I can explain something to you.
Number one, what is the main goal of the death penalty?
What is it?
What is it that we're trying to do?
I think there are a couple of reasons for it.
The first thing which is most important to realize and to recognize is that the death penalty is designed to basically avenge, so to speak, to penalize this person in a way that is commensurate with the degree of the activity.
Does that make sense to you?
We normally will put, like, let's say a low-level misdemeanor person, we will put at a lower, you know, Six months, a week, weekends, and then the more severe, let's say, first degree misdemeanor, or third degree, or class E felony, or whatever it is, and we just keep going up.
The idea is very simply that the more egregious the offense, the more it goes up.
When somebody comes to our country and takes Our person.
Our.
Our person.
Our citizen.
Ours.
One of ours.
Just one.
And he breaks in illegal, comes to our country.
I know this bothers people.
People say, why do you keep saying it?
Because he's violating, he's breaking into our country.
And when he comes into our country, what he does, which is the most fascinating, he hurts one of our people, and then he decides, this is the most important, then he decides to do something so horrific.
And he actually wanted to see this person flail about.
Have you ever seen people on fire?
I told you we had this case years ago in Florida.
This guy, Billy Ferry, did this to individuals who were...
I believe this one particular person, it was at a Winn-Dixie store.
I think three people it might have killed.
And he did it, and their skin melted.
It almost became...
It just liquefied.
Well, you've seen it.
I mean, you can take chicken and you can burn.
You see what happens?
You render fat, right?
You render it.
This is what happens.
It's incredible.
It's absolutely, positively incredible.
And then the person is suffering the most horrible of pain you can imagine.
I have a friend of mine, Who for years was in the burn ward.
She was a young woman, she was a nurse, and she had nightmares of being on fire because of what she saw.
And the debriding, and when you debride skin, when you had to pick off the dead skin to lower people in the baths of kind of like an ointment liquid type of thing.
To debride them.
And they say that the pain was so horrible that they would actually use dissociative drugs.
It wasn't a pain killer, but it would remove the person so that the person was not there.
I'm sure many of you have probably tried this recreationally, and I kid, of course.
This is the thing.
What do you do?
And what happens is you have to have people who come from a country who have lived elsewhere and one of my, I'll never forget, a friend of mine said that when he came to New York he worked in the restaurant business and he said there were people who would come and knock at the door and they would be Please don't take this the wrong way.
Some were very, very nice, some were great.
But some were from other country.
Lamb Witty, welcome, my friend.
Thank you, Lamb Witty.
Thank you for this.
And I appreciate it.
We appreciate it immensely.
Welcome to the club, as we say.
So anyway, he said these people would come to the door and they wanted to wash dishes or whatever.
And he said that what he saw was something that was so incredible.
He said that sometimes they were from areas and parts of the world that, for lack of a better word, were called a jungle.
They lived in jungles.
And they lived in a world Where they had, I guess you might want to say, maybe like a sensibility that was almost, dare I say, and I want to say this, please be very carefully, almost animalistic.
There was a, the same fellow told me that they knew poverty in levels that you couldn't even, Comprehend.
Levels of poverty.
Levels that were so horrible that they did not understand.
They didn't have things like significance of familial...
I mean, they sort of did.
They knew relatives or whatever.
But if you wanted to, for example, buy relatives, parents selling children, he says, I know.
This is years ago.
He says, I know this sounds horrible.
I know nobody wants to.
To hear what I have to say, the idea of you buying or them selling members of their family was not beyond the realm of possibility.
So, my point is, and the reason is because they live in a world that does not necessarily, not all, but does not comport with our sensibilities.
So, that's like with the work that Mrs. L does, and she...
She has to deal with these various people.
You ask yourself the question, how is it that you impress upon these people?
And this is important.
How is it that you impress upon these people and tell them, in essence, you don't really understand how this thing works, but...
To bring up words like, you know, trafficking, whatever, to them doesn't make any sense.
So the point is, I know this is rather circuitous, but just to lay the groundwork, we have somebody, and there are fellow Guatemalans.
And there are fellow people from, not just Guatemala, but South America, but people who live in this sense of impoverished insanity.
What do you do to say, okay, this is what we do?
When we catch you, when you do this, this is what we do.
If the people who do this stuff feel that we don't really take our fellow citizens that carefully, that we don't take our citizens, you know, we don't really care that much.
Does that make any sense?
We don't really...
I mean, we do, but we don't...
If we get to the...
If they get to the impression, or have the impression, that we really don't get that mad, what is it that we...
What is it that we do?
How is it...
Seriously?
How is it that we're supposed to survive this thing?
How is it that we're supposed to survive if we get the impression?
Or they get the impression?
Now...
I had a friend of mine years ago who was a law professor.
Great friend of mine.
And years ago, I think I've told you this story.
Remember when they would steal radios?
Maybe you don't remember this, but they would actually steal car radios.
And people would have in their homes something that says, oh no, no, in the cars it said, no radio.
It's the most incredible thing in the world.
I have no radio.
It was so sad.
And the reason why they said this, the reason why they had it, I thought was so interesting, was because they were trying to tell you, don't break into my car.
I don't have a radio.
I thought this is the most demented thing I've ever seen in my life.
We're actually having to, we're pleading with potential robbers, please don't break into my car.
I don't have anything for you to take.
There was a Rodney Dangerfield joke.
He says, I put a sign on my apartment and said, I'm inside.
And somebody came in and he said, I looked all over for you.
Anyway, to make a long story short, my friend said, and he had his car radio taken.
And he said, what if we said, Beginning January of the year 2026, January 1st, if you are convicted of stealing, let's say, a car radio, we will set you on fire on the courthouse lawn.
Immolation.
That's the punishment.
We're warning you, January 1st, 2026, do it all.
Get it out of your system now.
Get it out of your system.
Knock yourself out.
Go crazy.
But come January, and then somebody says, nah.
You think they're serious?
Yeah, I think he's serious.
Nah.
Okay, I wouldn't do it.
Well, okay.
I think I'm going to do it.
I don't think they're serious.
But they said they were going to do it.
Well, they say they do, but they don't.
And sure enough, what if they said, okay, here we are, we take this guy outside, and he says, no!
And they tie him, and they douse him, and they send him away.
And I know it sounds ridiculous, but here's the question.
What do you think would happen in terms of the frequency of people breaking into cars?
Would it go up or would it go down?
Or would they stop doing it altogether?
Would they say to themselves, you know, it's not worth it.
I'll tell you what is worth it.
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I've always been torn by this.
What if somebody were to say, you know, it's the damnedest thing.
Remember when they were breaking into cars?
Well, we did that crazy fire thing and you know what?
They stopped doing it.
And the best way for you to protest that punishment is not to break into cars.
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Vehicle is vehicular homicide potential.
Oh, everything is vehicular homicide potential.
Indeed, sir.
Indeed.
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It might be.
Yeah, it might be.
But I think, in a very strange way, one would say, you know, he kind of asked for it.
Remember, you wanted this.
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They're going to do something.
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Have any of you dear people ever had the most God-awful thing in the world where you have had to bring a pet to be, I don't want to say put down, but put to sleep?
Have you ever had that done?
Have you ever seen that?
It's probably one of the worst things, but when a dog is sick and in pain and you've done it, you've seen it before.
And it's one of those things that's just, you have to see it and you feel almost, you feel happy but sad.
But here's the thing.
It was horrible.
But here's the thing.
Wasn't it peaceful?
It was just peaceful.
Did you know what I said?
That's it.
Just like this.
That's it.
And it's done.
I mean, the physiology of it is very, very simple.
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But the reason I'm saying is that when it comes to this, for this pet that we love so much, and maybe for older people, there are ways where it costs nothing, it's no big deal.
So, why is there such a problem with I don't understand it with the death penalty.
Why do we have this thing where we have a three-tiered injection?
Pancuromium bromide, I think was the first one.
Then there's curare, and then there's potassium chloride.
One stops the heart, one paralyzes the breathing, and one is an anesthetic.
Anyway, it's just so complicated.
You have your dog.
One shot.
That's it.
It's done.
It's peaceful.
What is the big deal?
What is the big deal?
Do you know why they don't do it?
Why don't you think they do that?
Why?
Why?
This is something people understand.
Because it would be very, very simple for me.
Very, very simple.
Just to have this thing that says, here's what you do.
You take Pedrito, put him in.
That's it.
You don't want him.
There's nothing to it.
For some reason or another, somebody said, well, you know, sometimes these things can get kind of overdosed.
They say, excuse me.
If you can put a chihuahua, it's very peaceful.
I think you can find probably a combination if that's what you're in for.
What is the big deal?
No, we can't do that because we have witnesses.
Okay.
There are people who witness their dog, the member of their family.
What's the big deal?
No, this is different.
We need these three cocktails.
I don't understand this.
So somebody a year ago said, or not a year ago, but years ago said, what about the guillotine?
In a hydraulic system.
It's brought up the blade, but it's hydraulics, and it's, I mean, gas operated.
It is, I mean, so fast, boop, that's it, done, finished.
And they said, no!
No, why?
Because it's because of the...
We don't want to freak out the witnesses.
So why would they freak out the witnesses?
You don't say anything.
You ever see how to do it?
Dubs in the basket, the body rolls.
That's it.
It's done.
Finished.
Quick.
Why not?
We don't want to make the...
I don't understand this.
Now, I am not theoretically for...
The death penalty.
But the only reason I think, I'm talking about it now, the reason why I think I'm changing my mind, is because the people that we have, we used to have, I hate to say this, most of our bad people were Americans.
We Americans have a different sensibility.
But these people are different folks.
So my question is simply this again.
How is it, how is it, that I just don't understand.
I would have no problem in this once in a while.
And I would want this guy, believe it or not, all of these illegals, something's got to, we have to do something really grand, really, dare I say, theatrical, to make these people understand what's happening.
Johnny Mazza says, do you think Manhattan DA bragged?
We'll seek the death penalty and terrorism charges against the Guatemalan illegal alien.
I think not.
The answer is no, he cannot, because there is a death penalty moratorium in the state of New York, unless you kill a police officer, thank you, Markham, or a first responder or certain category.
No.
In the case of Luigi Baffanul, he...
Is looking at a federal death penalty because of a different statute.
But there is no New York State death penalty.
There is no really first degree murder.
Unless you kill a police officer or whatever.
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Thank you.
So, now people who have said...
People who have watched for a long time The Electric here, it was pretty, it was a couple of times it was pretty bad.
People's head caught on fire and people didn't, it's not good.
But, you know, again, I'm not, my point, my only objection was not necessarily the fact that somebody would be, you know, tortured, but I'm thinking to myself, what if we get the wrong person, okay?
Now, let's talk about what I really want to talk to you about tonight, which is the most important story of them all.
This is the one that blows my mind.
By the way, honey, I want you to go to the New York Post, and I want you to look at the headlines and look at Kay Granger, the second picture of her getting out of the car, and tell me who she looks like.
I hope you don't say it, but see if you recognize it.
It's online, New York Post, Kay Granger.
The article is entitled, Texas Rep Kay Granger, 81, who missed six months of key house votes, found living at retirement community that specializes in memory care.
Okay?
Now you're going to hear Mrs. L. start laughing hysterically as soon as she comes up on this picture.
This is a dead ringer.
Oh, yeah!
Are you kidding?
The social blade?
Oh, yeah!
I mean, the hair could be a little bit more of a shocking...
Look at it.
It's absolutely hysterical.
Okay, listen to this story and tell me why you are not horrified by this.
An elderly decrepit senescent?
That's what we're going to do right now, honey.
An elderly, senescent, dotering, dotered, a member of Congress who has been seemingly, seemingly, my ass, missing from the Capitol for six months.
She's missed, I don't know, 100% of the vote.
Has been missing for six months and is now living in a retirement community that specializes in memory care.
That's nice.
How about lack of memory care?
And even her family acknowledges she has exhibited possible signs of dementia.
Gee, do you think?
But that's not the point.
She has been missing for six months.
Her constituency doesn't notice?
Long-time Republican Representative Kay Granger, 81, has not cast a vote in Washington since July.
Despite the GOP's super thin majority in the chamber.
Now, she's a Republican.
I don't know if that makes any difference to you.
Questions about her health caused massive uproar after the Dallas Express, which was founded by one of her political opponents, reported on Friday that she was living full-time in a memory care unit and was moved there after she was found wandering Granger did not run for re-election in November,
but her disappearance is especially significant, given the tiny majority the Republican hold.
Now think about this.
How does this matter?
Her son told the Post that her claim was...
Let me see.
Yes.
However, her son told the Post that that claim was a load of bullshit, quote-unquote, and that she moved into a condo in an independent living community because was getting bored and lonely in her Fort Worth apartment.
Yeah, that's the way it is.
She's bored, so she's going to move into a memory care because I'm bored, and I don't know about you, but when I get bored...
When I want to see a new scenery, I want to go to a memory care facility for people who are in Dallas.
Three sources close to Granger, including her son Brandon, her current spokesperson, and another source familiar, have denied to the Post that she is living in the memory care unit.
Her son was coy with the Post about whether she was received care from the unit.
They have a memory care facility there, But she's in an independent living facility.
It's a nice condo.
I helped her move in.
Brandon Granger acknowledged that his mother has exhibited signs of dementia, but that they only emerged in the last three months after she was already living in the facility.
Now, the bottom line is simply this.
Do we have the largest retirement Elderly mental hospital in the world called the Congress.
I mean, can you believe what we are seeing?
Does this not make you say, who's watching the story here?
Who?
Look at this.
Mark M. says, Breaking, breaking.
Sean Atwood released from hospital after breaking three ribs during the L Nation drone interview.
Breaking.
Thank you, my friend.
I was on this evening with Sean, and it was a wonderful piece, talking about Diddy.
Great story about that.
That's one of the most fascinating stories.
So anyway, so this is, but let me tell you what's going to happen.
Now listen carefully.
And this is what I want you to understand.
This is what I want you to grasp.
They're not going to do anything about this.
You're not going to see a follow-up.
Nobody's going to be called out on the carpet like, why didn't you tell us she was gone?
No.
Nothing will happen.
Let me see if I can explain this again.
Thank you, Kelly McKinnon.
Bless your heart.
Let me see if I can explain this to you.
This is very simple.
Nobody does anything.
We live in a country where we talk a big game.
A big game.
John, John, John Kennedy.
Oh, he is so funny.
The other day, who was it?
They were talking about the drones.
What are you going to do about the drones?
Nothing.
But we'll talk about it.
We are talking about it.
They would throw my ass out of the Congress so fast.
The first thing, the first thing I would do, I would stand in front of the Congress.
And I'm going to say, folks, listen to me.
You don't know me, but I'm representing whatever this thing is.
I'm only going to be here two years because there's no way these people are going to re-elect me.
There's no way.
I'm telling you now.
But I'm just a regular person, but I've got to tell you, my friends, you cannot believe what this place is like.
You cannot believe how bad this is.
You have never seen anything like this.
These people...
Don't do anything.
They talk.
They pass stuff that way to the last minute.
This budget stuff.
Thank God for Elon.
But I just wanted to tell you something.
These people live to stand up.
And you saw it, Mrs. L. Remember that in the Senate?
You know that area you see where there's marble around them?
It's in this Senate office building.
They have the cameras there.
And you go.
And you talk to whoever it is, and you make a funny joke.
And there the other day was, who was?
I forget who the hell it was.
It was about the drones.
We don't know anything about the drones.
Rand Paul.
Rand Paul was talking about, and there's new legislation that will allow the government to grab from intelligence-seeking, sapping, sucking, whatever it is, data.
Regarding people, it pulls data from things like drones and says, excuse me, do we know what the drones are?
No.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Here's what I would do, and this is important.
I'm going to catch me a drone.
They're flying over.
They're not very fast.
They don't take off.
Okay, but they're not that fast.
They have these devices where you set up this net and they fly into them and they get all garbled up and they fall on the ground and you grab it.
And I'm going to show up about 15, 16, 20 of these things.
I'm just going to catch them.
I'm going to say, by the way, I've got to tell you something.
You better stop flying those things now.
And I do a press conference in an aircraft wing or a hangar and I line them all up.
And I'm saying, here they are.
And we caught him.
And this version is a civilian.
Some son of a bitch was just, I guess, wanting to take pictures.
So you got some regular civilian drones.
People who don't mean any harm.
They don't have weaponized drones or anything.
But they wanted to be complete pains in the ass.
So we got that.
We got him with a net.
Now this is the one you're interested in.
This is the one that's the size of a Buick.
This baby does some damage.
This We found, and we looked at it, it's made from a Chinese company, serial number is this, and we traced it, we got on the phone, we called our Five Eyes people, we know exactly who this is.
And it was made in Wuhan, China, and it's owned by such and such.
But there are no detectors on here.
There are no detectors on here to indicate, or to retrieve, or to allow...
Any kind of surveillance regarding radioactive.
So, whatever it is.
Do you realize it would be like, thank you.
And I'm going to follow up, by the way, my friends.
I'm going to let you know.
This is the head of the FBI, right?
We're going to follow up again on Tuesday.
We know exactly who this is.
And we're going to penalize.
I've got a call to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of either New Jersey or Southern District.
And we're going to charge them federally.
You can't do this.
This violates so many statues for us, whatever it is.
Wouldn't that be something?
Here's what it is, we caught it, we found out who it is.
Because I want to tell you people something, and you don't understand what I'm saying.
And I've heard these, you have no, you have, listen, there are some wonderful people that I know who do wonderful YouTube channels, and I mean this.
And I don't want to mention names.
And they're good.
Some of them are friends of mine.
And I've been on their shows and they've got big numbers and I appreciate them.
But some of them are so full of shit.
They don't know what they're saying.
They come out and they say, it's a psyop.
And I know.
I've got people.
I know.
I talk to these people.
And David Icke says, and the reptilian people.
Okay, fine.
Excuse me.
This is nonsense.
Who is it?
Okay, it's a sigh-up.
You say sigh-up one more time, Junior, and I'm going to do to you what I'm going to do to that Tim Pool next time he talks to somebody like that.
He needs to get that wool thing slapped off his face and say, don't talk to people like that, tough guy.
You've got some anger issues here.
You're a real tough guy, and you need to be taught a lesson.
You need to be, like, chopped and brought down and say, now that's what we're going to do.
Okay?
I've had it.
That's another issue.
But they say things to you, and they get you all worked up.
It's a sign-up.
What kind of sign-up?
From who?
I don't know.
Stephen Greer.
I have information.
Oh, shut up.
I've got information that there was an alien compact in 1954.
I don't know if he said that.
Eisenhower signed it with the alien people.
What are you talking about?
This is why they think we're crazy.
Crypto says, Uncle Al, did you ever hear that Diddy was on air reporting to all Gray Party prior to him being arrested on all I did not hear that.
But I will keep an ear out for it and I thank you for that.
Let me try this again.
You people are very impressionable.
I love you to death.
Oh, Tim Pool was a lefty anarchist back in the day.
Look, he does a good show!
But he's just full of shit.
He's just a kid.
He's smart.
But he yells and he acts like he's...
I've been through this.
I've seen this.
I've been around.
Please.
We've seen this before.
We've been through...
Want to go back to Joe Pine?
Joe Pine would eat his lunch.
I've seen it.
Look, God bless people.
I'm not going to go through the list, this one, but there are people who are just full of it.
In any event.
In any event.
These people aren't telling you anything.
Why is this a PSYOP?
What does that mean?
It won't let me say.
Well, probably for good reason or crypto.
Probably for good reason.
I love these words.
We're standing alive right now in front of the office of the CIA.
We're in the PSYOP division.
Your name is Lamont Mackleman.
Weren't you in the fifth dimension?
In any event, are you in charge of PSYOPs?
Yes, I am.
Is this a PSYOP?
What?
The drones.
Oh, the New Jersey drones?
Yes.
No.
Yes it is.
Why?
Because I heard this guy.
Oh, I've heard him too.
He says it all the time.
Everything's a sigh up to him.
Everything's a sigh up and everything's a distraction.
Well, doesn't it mean it is?
Well, maybe not.
Well, what is it?
I don't know.
Well, what is it?
Well, I don't know what it is.
Now, wait a minute.
You've got drones.
I know you've got drones.
But we're not involved in saying, okay, let's do this, because we have to synchronize with regular people to fly the drones over.
You're going batshit because you do that normally.
You, crazy people, get tattoos for no reason.
So don't be surprised if all of a sudden you act crazy.
Because once it starts, people are going crazy.
We know people we talk to who live in Jersey right now, who are actually screaming, there's drones here.
So what's the matter with you?
There's drones.
Okay.
But it was a little unnerving, but what are they doing?
I don't know.
They were just nervous.
But it's a sigh up.
What does this sigh up?
What do you want it to do?
And they said, we're setting you up in order to...
Now, I like the idea of being able to suck up your...
They're doing that so that you'll say, we have to pass new legislation, folks, in order to...
To expand data-gathering kind of vacuum cleaners for metadata.
That's fine.
But they're not even doing that.
So what are they doing?
What does this mean?
I'm not saying that it's not possible, but I'm not going to come here every night and tell you it's some psyop and they're trying to distract you and keep repeating it every time something goes on that I can't figure out.
Lori Cook, ladies and gentlemen, said...
Making paper frogs with my granddaughter.
Is that a code?
Is that some kind of a code?
Laurie Cuck.
By the way, we know what that frog means, right?
Pepe the Frog.
Remember that one?
Remember Pepe the Frog?
And also, remember when the gay frogs with Alex Jones?
Which turned out to be true?
That's so interesting.
I don't know how old your granddaughter is, but oh.
That's got to be so much fun.
That has got to be fun.
I think being a grandparent must be the greatest thing in the world because you can be the worst spoiler and say, I've had enough.
I'm going.
See ya!
Have a nice day.
By the way, also the thing about being, for some reason, kids will say, Mama, Dada, Mommy, Daddy, Mom, Dad, Papa, Pop.
I think I've got a lot of Irish fans who use the word mammy and say, ooh, be careful with that one.
That's a whole other connotation.
Anyway, but kids are fine with it.
Basically, they come up, mom, mom, I'm going to do it here.
But when it comes to grandparents, they come up with these names like mumu, mumma, pupa, pupa.
What is this?
So you've got to be very careful.
You've got to be very, very careful.
Thank you, Barbara Walsh.
Thank you, Barbara Wallace.
Bless your heart.
Look at this.
Thank you.
Jim Dandy says, Uncle L is very intelligent and wise.
Thank you so much.
Bob Lazar graduated from Westbury High School and he was at the bottom of his class.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for that.
That just cracks me up.
I have no idea what that means.
In my day, we called them saucers.
That's one of the reasons that Stanton Friedman said yes.
One of the sport model...
Do you understand this?
James Green says, drones are going to be a real waste of energy.
Well, maybe.
Franz says, op is operation.
Thank you.
Thank you, Franz.
Thank you for that.
Thanks for clearing that up.
I thought it meant like surgery.
Thank you for this one.
Psychological operation.
Now, one of the things which you have to have a reason for this.
What are you accomplishing?
The bottom line, I'm not going to go through this again.
The drones are gone, as I told you.
One day they're going to be gone.
They're going to be gone.
They're gone.
That's it.
But that's not the issue.
The issue is the country doesn't do anything.
The country doesn't do anything.
Do you understand this?
Bob Lazar is the only physicist to have part-owned a brothel.
I don't know about that.
I'm not sure.
By the way, one of the best videos is a young lady, a physicist, who basically talks about how Richard Feynman is full of it.
Did Richard Feynman ever really did anything?
I mean, he won the Nobel Prize, but he's not this...
You know, he's not Maxwell or Einstein.
It's important.
And I thought I never really thought about that.
Anybody hear from Eric Weinstein lately?
You notice that?
Did somebody tell him, alright, that's enough out of you.
You're acting like a fool.
Remember that?
He went after Ed Witten and there's no such thing as String Theory and Brian Greene and you're all crazy, you're all wrong.
Remember that?
Did you follow that?
Question.
You ready for this one?
This is interesting.
It's now 18 degrees.
What is the coldest you have ever been in your life?
Do you remember being in a place, being somewhere where you could not believe how cold it was?
I'm fascinated by cold.
Being grown up.
Being raised in Florida, it never got cold at all.
Lori says, oh, she's seven.
I taught her how to spin a plate.
Ooh, maybe she'll be on, you mean those, like those, does that mean figuratively, like Ed Sullivan?
Look at this, Duluth, Minnesota.
Minus 30 centigrade here yesterday.
Dear God!
What is that?
I cannot do centigrade.
I know zero and 100.
Homsolo minus 72 Fahrenheit in Fairbanks.
Minus 50?
Look at this.
Michel Michel Lafreniere.
Minus 50. Minus 40?
I don't mind the call, but I'm from the thumb.
Unbelievable.
I find that fascinating.
Eight degrees in upstate New York.
Did you hear that?
Honey, eight degrees.
Minus 50. Pilgrim says, I was in Whitefish Mountain.
Minus 35. I don't think I've ever been.
I don't think.
I've ever.
I don't.
Y 'all got me beat here in New Jersey.
I think you're right about that one.
There's Mrs. Hayes.
Oh, look at Mrs. Hayes.
Aren't they?
What a cute couple.
I'm not laughing.
You know, New Jersey is, we're kind of in the same place right here.
I look at my app and it says, minus feels like.
So one time, I was in a meeting and I thought I'd be funny.
And I said, you know, I don't really like this notion of feels like.
I said, I prefer something like Seems like.
Is it what I said?
No, it seems like.
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Can we get my friends also February 22nd at the Cutting Room.
Yours truly will be here with Mrs. L for our post.
The last one was still.
The last time we met, it was wonderful.
By the way, it makes a great gift for people you know who need an evening of entertainment.
Who says, are we able to do this?
Because people are still walking around saying, you know, I'm not really sure.
Can I talk about Trump?
Yes!
Are you sure?
Yes!
Is the war over?
Yes!
It's hard for people to grasp, and I understand it completely.
I want to tell you about something which is so important.
What was the last time that we saw?
Was it Hulu?
No, what was it?
Yeah.
Hulu has a special or a series on Vogue magazine.
If you were in New York or remember Vogue magazine or remember when fashion, remember supermodels, remember the 80s and the 90s and all that, and how the notion of fashion and Anna Wintour, I think Vreeland before that, but how all of those, all of those, it is one of the most fascinating.
It was a merger of culture, music, entertainment, Madonna.
It was so interesting.
So, maybe ladies, you might want to get this more, but gentlemen, if you believe in history, if you want to look, I mean, the names of all the people who were, it was Ralph Lauren, it was Donna Coran, it was when Calvin Klein did his things, when it was culture, but it meant something.
And Vogue magazine, what she did to this, Cy Newhouse, It was when magazines...
I don't know if it even mattered.
Does it matter anymore?
It's done.
It's done.
You see about SiriusXM?
That pretty much is just...
Everything is...
You're just seeing the end of this.
The idea of culture and...
I don't know if we have anything.
But it's something that you should be aware of.
And I want you to do this.
And ladies in particular, you'll find this fascinating.
Because it was a time that was...
Linda Evangelista made this comment.
Off the cuff, she said, they said, well, how much are you paid?
She says, I don't get out of bed for anything less than $10,000.
And they printed that.
And Anna Wintour said, better not do that.
And people went crazy, rebelling.
These models...
We're famous.
And then, George Michael did whatever.
What video was that?
Anyway, brought all these fashion models in.
It was.
Anyway, if you love to watch history that was just here, and if you love watching New York, But before that, fashion, Pierre Cardin, Halston, Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent, all the, notice how I say that.
You're probably impressed.
Hubert Givenchy.
It was it!
They used to have Fashion Week.
Bryant Park, Lincoln Center, it was the biggest thing.
Now I say, because we as a culture are dying.
We're dying.
We're losing that which makes us who we are.
Now, you may not understand this.
You may not be too...
You might be too young for this.
But take it from me.
You are seeing something, and once you lose it, it doesn't come back.
It's gone.
It's gone.
It's important to understand what's happening as it happens.
The Lower East Side, during the tapes of CBGBs and all that, and how that...
And then The Village.
The Village.
Folk music.
Washington Square.
I mean, this was it.
Cafe Wa.
Oh, my God.
Hootenannies.
The folk scene.
All of that was here.
Woody Guthrie.
Then, Uptown in the Bronx, hip-hop.
It's the most incredible thing in the world.
Harlem.
Just like Detroit Motown.
In any event.
In any event.
Expand yourself.
Go to Hulu and watch this.
I'm telling you, it is on Vogue.
It is fascinating.
All right, dear friends.
Thank you so much, you wonderful, miserable, beautiful people.
I love you to death.
Andrew Hessing, ladies and gentlemen, says, Minus47, working on an HVAC unit for work in Sioux Falls, South Dakota last year.
Boots froze to the roof after five minutes.
Dear God.
Therese Pollard said, PG Canada, minus 45 Celsius with a windchill of minus 75. Dear God.
Crypto says, a guy researched charging cars at PM in California and it turns out the fossil fuels primarily come from overseas.
12 right now in Pennsylvania.
Good God.
Thank you, my friend.
Pilgrim, Lori Cuck.
My best to you and your beautiful granddaughter.
Sally McKinnon, thank you, dear Sally.
Mark M. Johnny Mazda, Spaz, Crypto, Lamb Witty, welcome.
Linda Hazlitt, thank you.
You are so great.
What a horror story.
I love that.
You made my day with that one.
All right, dear friends.
Have a beautiful and a glorious night.
Merry Christmas in advance.
Don't ever change.
I mean that sincerely.
We will talk to you soon.
Have a great and glorious evening.
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