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This is The War Room with Owen Schroyer. | ||
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We return to your regularly scheduled program. | ||
Well, I'm already having fun here with Gavin Newsom in studio. | ||
We're joking around. Thinking about all the highlights from Drag Queen Storytime, and there are highlights, folks. | ||
I mean, wow. Think about that highlight reel that you could have. | ||
But, you know, we were actually discussing, this is kind of a, I don't know, do you have any nostalgia being in this studio? | ||
Yeah. Well, I was just saying to Alex, this is a studio that saved my life. | ||
Yeah, I heard that on the show earlier. | ||
I was down and out, and then he rolled this Bionic Man clip, and we can rebuild him better, and he rebuilt me better. | ||
Have you been built back better? | ||
I'm $6 million better. | ||
Biden built back better? | ||
They built me back better. | ||
Yeah. But no, but I was remembering you did the Proud Boys initiation of Alex Jones here. | ||
That was probably like five or six years ago. | ||
So he's still a Proud Boy. Things have changed. | ||
You need an out. | ||
Like the Hells Angels. | ||
There's a bad out and a good out. | ||
He's still in. He hasn't had an out? | ||
Does he know that? | ||
Nancy Pelosi's daughter's in the KKK. Because she hasn't been... | ||
She joined as an investigative reporter... | ||
About Biden....for NBC. The footage was unusable because they were too chill. | ||
Oh, there we go. Yeah, they couldn't use the footage because everyone was pretty cool and they're just having barbecues and they weren't talking... | ||
Wait, wait, wait. This is the same Pelosi daughter that was there for January 6th? | ||
Yes. She was embedded in the KKK? Yes. | ||
Pelosi had NIN. Well, see, I don't know how she got in. | ||
I mean, it sounds like she had a family in. | ||
But she comes back with the footage and they go, this is boring and they seem nice, so we can't use it. | ||
Meanwhile, I go to her, Alex, I go, they put your life in jeopardy. | ||
Like, what if someone went, wait a minute, she's a reporter with NBC. Who knows, they could have killed her. | ||
Like in Green Street Hooligans. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't want the journo caught in the middle of the hooligans. | ||
No. So that's typical leftists, right? | ||
Let's put women in danger because women are the same as men. | ||
And then I also said to her, wait a minute, you're in the KKK. Because if you join and you don't quit, you're still in. | ||
She never got out. So Nancy Pelosi's daughter is in the KKK and Alex Jones is a proud boy. | ||
You heard it here first, folks. | ||
So I get it. So because the KKK was so boring, Pelosi couldn't get any action there, so they decided to look at the Proud Boys, because you guys actually had fun. | ||
Yeah, no, she wasn't embedded in the Proud Boys. | ||
Would you have taken her in? | ||
No, she's a girl. | ||
She would have been even a pass? | ||
No. We had some lesbian who was trying to get in, who had lived her life as a man, and that's when we had to start specifying, you have to have been born a man. | ||
That's a little bigoted, you know, nowadays. | ||
Well, you know, when we first started it in New York, I was just making up stupid rules. | ||
And I said, first and foremost, no abos. | ||
Because I know we never have an Australian Aboriginal apply. | ||
It was a Manhattan club. And everyone thought that was funny. | ||
And then we're going to... | ||
Now, Proud Boys Australia is huge. | ||
And I was going to do a tour. | ||
You opened it up. I was going to do a tour in Australia. | ||
And the guy who was coordinating the tour goes, Did you really say no abos? | ||
And I was like, dude, it never occurred to me. | ||
It was a cornerstone of the foundation. | ||
Yeah, it never occurred to me I'd actually be dealing with the continent in Australia, ever. | ||
I just wanted to drink whiskey in New York with friends. | ||
Yeah, it's like I might as well have said no emus. | ||
And then all of a sudden the emu Proud Boys were big. | ||
I can't believe that story about Pelosi's daughter. | ||
I'd never heard that. She's a hardworking investigative reporter, and she made tons of movies. | ||
Great. She did a movie called Journeys with George, where she followed George Bush around. | ||
And I think the left hated it because he came across as a super cool, funny guy. | ||
It's all one family. Yeah. | ||
It's all one big family. | ||
He is a cool guy, George Bush. | ||
Well, he was in Harold and Kumar. | ||
Oh, yeah? Right? That was actually him. | ||
Doing the lines with Miss Kitty Litter. | ||
Oh, really? I think that was actually George Bush. | ||
He did an actual... | ||
I knew he was doing a good job of... | ||
The problem with the Bush family, besides the obvious, they're obsessed with the Mexican aristocracy. | ||
Because when you see rich Mexicans, it's not like British rich people. | ||
British rich people have a small cabin in Esfordshire that doesn't have electricity. | ||
And, you know, you cook by the fire. | ||
Because they're old. They've had money for too long. | ||
And there's nothing kitsch about it. | ||
Mexican rich people have a gold elevator with an albino leopard inside plexiglass pacing back. | ||
Like Trump. Kind of like Trump. | ||
And so they became so enamored with that. | ||
That's why Bush was so open borders because he loves Mexico. | ||
He loves Mexicans. I think Jeb Bush's wife... | ||
Can't speak English. Like, all the Bush family speaks Mexican with zero accent. | ||
Really? Yeah. We're going to learn a lot here with Gavin McGinnis in the next hour. | ||
I got all the we got all kinds of tricks up our sleeves It's my life and my past in front of me! | ||
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Daddy Troy in my arms is the soul of me. | |
You won't find me, as you see me laying face down You'll pay for your sins, in your eyes | ||
We're gonna have some nostalgia We're live now, by the way. | ||
It doesn't matter. You just keep talking. | ||
I thought we were always live. | ||
What wasn't live? We're like digital cousins or something. | ||
You've got censored.tv. | ||
We've got band.video. | ||
It's kind of like, oh, hey, you're that other guy that's censored everywhere. | ||
That's you, right? Haven't we been on air since three? | ||
That was you, though, that got censored everywhere. | ||
Yes, that is correct. That was you, too. | ||
Oh, yeah, I remember that. This is like when Flash hangs out with Superman. | ||
It's like, oh, yeah, you're a superhero. | ||
I saw that movie about you. | ||
Yeah, yeah, let's fight crime together. Yeah, hey, let's talk stuff that we get as banned again. | ||
Let's fight libtards. We're already banned. | ||
No, the Hollywood 2.0 thing, there's a massive demand for non-woke movies. | ||
We're talking about Hollywood 2.0, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, because we're making a joke that, oh, you're not going to make it in Hollywood unless you're a good libtard. | ||
They'll make sure you're not getting any big movie deals, nothing. | ||
They might let a girl in that they kind of want to, you know, diddle a little bit, but as soon as the girl shows that she's not going to, you know, be willing, they kick her out, too. | ||
Yeah. That's how that goes. | ||
Remember the American Sniper? | ||
It earned more money than all other movies combined that year. | ||
Because people don't like these woke movies. | ||
They're even devoid of politics. | ||
When you have 15 main characters in a movie, it sucks. | ||
Well, you can just tell when something is forced, right? | ||
Yes. It's like you can tell when you force a character or you force an agenda into a film. | ||
And immediately, I mean... | ||
I can still enjoy a film even though they're doing this. | ||
Some people can't, but you see it immediately. | ||
It sticks out like a sore thumb. | ||
It feels unusual. And people say, they go, I hate that men are in all action movies and men are always parts of stories. | ||
And I'm like, maybe men are better at having done things. | ||
And women shouldn't feel frustrated by that. | ||
They should go, oh, those are the things that I make with my body. | ||
It should be like God being happy with human behavior. | ||
You made us, so you don't need to be part of our action movies. | ||
Everyone that I beat up in that fight scene, you made. | ||
So you're above us. | ||
Relax, lady. But I was watching Ant-Man on the plane on the way here. | ||
And like some, I don't know, Ant-Man's mom, Rachel, they go to another dimension. | ||
It's really confusing and boring. | ||
Sounds like it. You don't... | ||
You take me to another dimension, I don't care. | ||
It's not Earth. Go ahead. | ||
Blow the whole place up. I don't know. | ||
And the mom, basically my mom, she must be 70 years old. | ||
She... They go to the... Yeah, that chick. | ||
Wait... The mom. | ||
They go to this other dimension. Her. | ||
The white haired one on the right. | ||
Okay. They go to the other dimension and all the monsters and aliens and killers and pirates, they're all like, it's Rachel! | ||
And they go, mom, you know these people? | ||
And she's like, I used to be in this realm. | ||
They go, what the heck? | ||
And she's kicking ass and taking names. | ||
And your brain just tunes out. | ||
Not because you're sexist, but because the idea that your mom had a renegade Wild West life Where she was, like, gun-running? | ||
No. But that was the Catwoman, wasn't it? | ||
Wasn't that Catwoman from... | ||
Oh, yeah! That's Michelle Pfeiffer. | ||
She was hot. Yeah, she was hot in that. | ||
And even that was a stretch. | ||
But now she's a grandma. | ||
But see what they did was they made it work. | ||
Why? Because it's a feminine character. | ||
And she's crazy like a woman. | ||
She's sexy, yeah. So it's like, okay, we're going to make this woman kind of action star thing, but she's going to be crazy. | ||
She's going to be a bit lunatic fringe. | ||
Yeah. Feminine though. | ||
Just no circle kicks. | ||
None of that beating the crap out of everyone's stuff. | ||
Wow, she's old! The new Catwoman beats up, well doesn't really, but fights Batman in the new one. | ||
It's pretty good though. Didn't they cancel that movie? | ||
It was a black movie, it was a show. | ||
I don't know about that. The movie was pretty good, though, with Lenny Kravitz's daughter. | ||
My suspension of disbelief is pretty good. | ||
Yeah, I can do it. I can get over the propaganda. | ||
I can watch a movie and enjoy it. | ||
But it's just, when they force it, you can just tell. | ||
It's not natural. Yeah. | ||
The reason we believe Luke Skywalker is because we're familiar with history and Braveheart looked like Luke Skywalker and Abraham Lincoln and Bill the Butcher. | ||
Like, we've seen these guys do things. | ||
It makes sense. But you're just like, hey, I'm going to find... | ||
I'm going to fill this role. | ||
I'm going to put... An actor that can fill this role that makes sense. | ||
I'm not thinking, hey, I want this guy to be gay. | ||
I'm going to find a gay guy to do this role. | ||
Or I'm going to find this skin color guy. | ||
It's just like, no, you want the guy that fits the character. | ||
Remember that Star Wars movie? | ||
One of the new ones? | ||
And there's like a blind Asian dude who does Kung Fu. | ||
Rogue One, I think it was. | ||
And I was watching it with my kids. | ||
And I'm like, who's the hero here? | ||
Who am I following? | ||
There's 12 main guys. | ||
You didn't like the blind karate master? | ||
Could you check more boxes than blind karate guy? | ||
And then my son, he was six at the time, he keeps going, I gotta go pee. | ||
He goes pee, like one drop comes out, and I realize, you're lying because you're bored. | ||
At the movie? Yeah. | ||
That's like what you do in school. | ||
Yeah, it was school. | ||
It is school. He was going to woke school. | ||
It's the indoctrination via movies. | ||
Kids, this is the thing. Oh, here it is. | ||
I remember this now at the beginning. | ||
Yeah, I saw the movie once. | ||
Yeah, he's walking through and every laser shot misses him. | ||
Yeah, they're bad at shooting. | ||
So you watch this, and you're like, okay, I'll watch it. | ||
It's a blind ninja dude. | ||
Gotcha. Oh, no, no, there's this guy, too. | ||
There's another guy, the guy with a gun. | ||
He's using the force. | ||
He's a Jedi master. | ||
It's kind of cheating, isn't it? | ||
I didn't know he was a Jedi. | ||
And I started red-pilling my kids because I realized that if you don't, you create a vacuum and someone else just pills them. | ||
And I overheard my 10-year-old go, yeah, the new Spider-Man's really good, but it's woke. | ||
So they get it, they see it. | ||
Kids are getting this now. | ||
They can tell. | ||
They can watch movies get ruined. | ||
And then you hand them an old comic book or show them an old movie like the first Bad News Bears, which you watch now and you're like, holy crap. | ||
The racial epithet. | ||
Oh, it's crazy, actually. | ||
It's actually shocking if you don't... | ||
Because at the time, it was maybe a little shock value. | ||
Like, maybe a little shock value. | ||
But now, if somebody watched that for the first time now, they'd be like, oh my, oh my No, I'm not going to say the worst thing they said on that movie on your show. | ||
I'm not going to say it on Infowars because it's too raunchy. | ||
It's actually FEC legal, but that's kind of you to maintain your... | ||
No, not this one. Walter Matthau, the 80s one. | ||
The original. The original. | ||
He's always driving with a beer in his hand, and then he gets so drunk during one practice session, he passes out and they have to walk over his body. | ||
You know, I had a coach like that growing up. | ||
It's good. That's healthy. | ||
If he didn't have two tall boys, we knew it was a bad day. | ||
It was not good. | ||
He used to have this thing, too, because he'd always have two cold tall boys for every game. | ||
And he'd stand right there, and if you watched a strike, he'd say, It's right down the pump! | ||
What are you looking at? It's right down the pump! | ||
That was the thing all the time. | ||
Right down the pump! And then we'd all make fun of it. | ||
Like, is it how the pump goes? | ||
Where'd you grow up? St. | ||
Louis. So could you play baseball all year? | ||
Is it... Oh, it's Midwest. | ||
No, you... You can't play in the winter, but we would play deep. | ||
There was a fall league, and then summer you play like 100 games. | ||
I always think of St. Louis as more southern than it is. | ||
It... It has southern ties. | ||
You know, Mississippi River. | ||
You never think of it as southern. | ||
And you go there and there's Confederate flags. | ||
I don't know about that. | ||
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Hot as Hades. Yeah, it gets pretty hot. | |
Speaking of, how's your Pride Month? | ||
Going great. Yep. | ||
Going great. The first time you performed fellatio as a straight man, there's a lot of dry heaving. | ||
Is this a warning for the audience? | ||
Gotta persevere. | ||
And the 17th time... | ||
That's how you get on your flight to get down here. | ||
I find after 15, you stop crying during the whole thing. | ||
And then 17, 18, 19, no tears, no dry heaving, just the nightmares. | ||
And the nightmares, they don't stop. | ||
You know what's crazy? There was a shot of a... | ||
I think it was out of England. | ||
And it was just a shot of a downtown street... | ||
And they had some event going through it. | ||
And it had the pride banners on the side and the pride flags, like, strung across above the street lights. | ||
And I'm sitting here, I'm like, how do you know you're in a cult? | ||
How do you know you're in a regime? | ||
And they put their flags, they put their markings, they put it everywhere. | ||
And I'm just saying, it's like, how do you not realize this is all corporate propaganda by now? | ||
Literally every corporation, their buildings, their social media, it's like, how do you not realize? | ||
Same number of flags. Exactly. | ||
Exactly. Yeah. | ||
Yeah. Yeah. And if you leave Christianity and become an atheist, then Christians go, that's unfortunate. | ||
There's no terrorizing your family. | ||
They don't hunt you down like Scientology? They patiently wait for you to come back. | ||
But with pride stuff, you can't be friends with the homophobe. | ||
But that's leftism in general. | ||
As soon as you get off the leftist mindset, you're not even black anymore. | ||
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Right. You're not even a black man if you don't even... | |
Gavin McGinnis in studio, censored.tv, our digital censored. | ||
Now we're on the air. When I push that button. | ||
Okay. Right there. | ||
And you can tell people, it's actually interesting. | ||
What do we have here? Half of America's 10 most popular beers have LGBTQ plus partnerships. | ||
We were talking about this in the break. | ||
The serious... | ||
The boycott that has actually worked against Bud Light, I would say it's worked. | ||
I would say it's been a success. I don't know how you could deny it. | ||
Here's what I don't get, and this is even about myself. | ||
Why was the Bud Light thing so egregious? | ||
I think it was the Mulvaney thing. | ||
The Mulvaney thing. Because Mulvaney's not pretending to be a woman. | ||
He's pretending to be a girl. | ||
And you're bringing kids into it now. | ||
And that's when I think everyone's sane draws the line. | ||
Well, I did talk to somebody in the industry that told me that he believed that was the marketing plan. | ||
Was. Maybe they didn't expect they'd kamikaze the drinkers that they've had for decades, but they were thinking, hey, when the next generation of American children, the ones that are being told to chop your genitals off or whatever, when they start drinking beer, they're going to think, oh, Bud Light was there for me. | ||
Bud Light had Dylan Mulvaney on the can. | ||
Bud Light was there. So this is why Ted Cruz actually launched an investigation to find out if that was their marketing strategy. | ||
Well, we always fascinate between what was evil and what was incompetence. | ||
That seems to be the dichotomy going on with all this chaos. | ||
And I err to the side of incompetence with this. | ||
I think she saw sales were going down, the marketing woman, and she goes, okay, jocks are losing interest in this. | ||
We have to find a new audience. | ||
What about trans? And she knew there'd be a hit, but she thought, we're already losing that anyway, so I'll accept the hit. | ||
It's just fast-forwarding the decline, and then I'll get this spike with the new LGBT people. | ||
And she chose the wrong homo. | ||
Like, RuPaul... I would have been annoyed, but I'd still drink by the light. | ||
There's a lot of homos we don't have. | ||
Even, we were saying earlier, the Jack Daniels drag queens. | ||
When I saw that, I was just like, well, that's just a dumb thing I'm not interested in. | ||
But I wasn't mad at Jack Daniels, although a lot of people were. | ||
But there's something very unique about this particular one, and I think it's the kid thing. | ||
I think people see the Dylan Mulvaney level of homosexuality as predatorial. | ||
Well, and I do, it's just so in your face now. | ||
I feel like even with RuPaul, who's been around forever, like, it was never something I was forced to look at. | ||
It was never something that was put into the consciousness or the political spectrum. | ||
Mulvaney has just been pushed everywhere. | ||
I bet you, I already said this, he's already beginning this, I bet you by 2025 Mulvaney's a full dude again. | ||
Oh yeah. Or I don't know if he can be a full tooth. | ||
He's already said he's a lesbian. Yeah. | ||
And I've been watching his tits like a hawk. | ||
Sure you have. When you say that, you've been watching... | ||
What's that now? You can make that a clip. | ||
You have been what now? I've been watching his tits like a hawk. | ||
And he's been flat as a board since day one. | ||
If you take... If you and I started taking estrogen right now, in four months we'd have fairly decent little A-cups going somewhere. | ||
I don't even believe that feminization surgery. | ||
I think he just put some bandages on his face. | ||
He's just a... Didn't he claim to have the chop? | ||
I don't know. He definitely hasn't. | ||
But I don't know if he's claimed he has. | ||
No chop, no chop? | ||
Wait, wait, wait. We have no chop, guys? | ||
They're saying no chop. No chop. | ||
No chop and no boobs. | ||
He's not even taking estrogen. | ||
I mean, think about it. I get it. | ||
There's a whole debate about, oh, do men like women wearing makeup or whatever women wear it for other women? | ||
Point is, girls do wear makeup, and that's fine. | ||
You know, we like it, probably, generally speaking. | ||
Sometimes we may not. But the point is, a dude is going to get sick of putting makeup on every day. | ||
I can't even think about that. | ||
We got beards. | ||
There's some maintenance that goes into having a beard. | ||
You don't want to look like a scrub going around. | ||
Pay the barber to do it half the time. | ||
Imagine you're a dude and now you got to put on the makeup and the wig and he's got to go to extra levels because he's not even a chick. | ||
I love checking their Twitter accounts because it's always like, what the f*** is with the Mets this year? | ||
Is anyone not sick this season? | ||
Are you a diehard Mets fan? | ||
Yes. So you've been dying hard. | ||
Oh yeah. Like your whole life. | ||
Well, last year was very good. | ||
Last year I bet $100 on every game and I was up $800 by the S&M. Well, that's not healthy. | ||
But they still lost, didn't they? | ||
Well, they didn't make it to the World Series, but they did pretty close. | ||
So we died hard. They were in the top three of the entire MLB, the entire season. | ||
Did they do a gay thing? I think the only team that didn't do the gay thing was the Rangers, the Texas Rangers. | ||
Oh, really? Yeah, and they keep getting messages from these LGBTQ groups saying, oh, do Pride Night, do Pride Night. | ||
The militants! | ||
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I couldn't help but notice you didn't have a gay pride thing this year. | |
Hi! We saw... | ||
Like, what's the guy's name from South Park, Big Gay Al? | ||
I can imagine Big Gay Al comes like, hi! | ||
When are the Texas Rangers doing their Pride Night? | ||
Nolan Ryan comes out and is like, get out of here! | ||
Well, I guarantee you they do get that call from BlackRock, and they go, couldn't help but notice there hasn't been a lot of gay stuff this year. | ||
I think it would behoove you to maybe put a few pink ribbons on some stuff. | ||
That's breast cancer. Not breast cancer. | ||
Don't be confused now. It'll go like this, because the Rangers are actually one of the better teams in the league this year. | ||
Please get that out of my face. They'll get a call. | ||
They'll get a call. Yeah, looks like the Rangers are doing pretty good. | ||
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You wouldn't want that to stop. | |
You have DeGrom now, right? | ||
I don't know. You wouldn't want DeGrom to slip on a banana. | ||
Yeah, that's right. | ||
It would be terrible. You wouldn't want your star first baseman to have a bad accident. | ||
It's the Velvet Mafia. | ||
Just put this pride flag up and I think you'll be fine. | ||
We're under siege by losers. | ||
I was saying this to Alex earlier. | ||
At least with Stalin and Mao, the guy ruining your life was powerful and smart and evil and strong. | ||
You felt like it was a worthy adversary? | ||
We had good bad guys back then. | ||
Now, it's like Dylan Milvaney is my boss. | ||
You might like that. Or we did this show in Rutherford. | ||
I'm doing a comedy show tonight at the Vulcan. | ||
And it's called the End Racism Tour. | ||
So when we get cancelled... Nice. | ||
So you've been doing well. We can say, oh, you're cancelling End Racism? | ||
Wow. That's great. | ||
That's actually brilliant, because now you're playing the games that they play. | ||
Right. Now you're culture jamming them. | ||
On the flyer, I'm in a wheelchair. | ||
Are you trans-abled? | ||
Yeah, we're trans, we're gay, there's women symbols on it, rainbows. | ||
And you have to accept that, because that's how this works. | ||
It's a spectrum. If you cancel our show, you're racist. | ||
But the show in Rutherford got cancelled. | ||
And it was from Antifa making phone calls. | ||
Now I got some guys, some computery guys, who found me the account, like the person who has the account. | ||
And it's some like semi-handicapped Brazilian Antifa PETA chick, Animal Liberation Front. | ||
And I said to the chief of police, I go, this is your boss. | ||
This girl, you cancelled our show because this girl sent out some mean tweets. | ||
So she's your boss. | ||
Like, I'm sure you're in New Jersey. | ||
You're a top cop. | ||
I'm sure you've been in some tussles. | ||
You probably know how to fight. | ||
This woman is telling you what to do. | ||
But there it is. | ||
They have the corporate backing. | ||
Why would they have any teeth? | ||
What's the threat? Some weirdo calls from their mom's basement on a landline? | ||
It's like, what am I even doing here? | ||
You'd hang up on them. Oh, but see, now it's the ESG. Oh, it's your social credit score now, too. | ||
Yeah, I don't understand it. | ||
I'm told that BlackRock won't loan Target and Budweiser money if they don't comply. | ||
I didn't know corporations needed all this money. | ||
I think it's money and access. | ||
And access to what? | ||
Land, space. | ||
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They'll just block them out. So they'll happily lose... | |
BlackRock owns everything. Didn't Target lose $25 billion? | ||
Or $9 billion? Market share, yeah. | ||
Someone lost $25, the other lost $9. | ||
All these billions you flush down the toilet for access? | ||
I don't quite get it. I don't get the economics of it. | ||
Or the police... This is one thing I really don't understand. | ||
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The cop cars, the pride cop cars... | |
I don't understand cops kissing black ass. | ||
Hold on, hold on. Pride police vehicles have been shown to lower violent crime. | ||
Like, why are you kissing black ass? | ||
We're up against a break, but I'm going to prove this on the other side. | ||
Garen Damteed, you go... | ||
To the wrong parts of St. | ||
Louis, but it's really any Democrat-run city. | ||
You're getting mugged. I got a whole stack on San Francisco today that's mind-blowing. | ||
St. Louis has the most dangerous suburb in the world, right? | ||
East St. Louis? East St. | ||
Louis, but really, the truth is, North St. | ||
Louis is probably worse, but East St. | ||
Louis is an actual city. | ||
There's St. Louis and there's East St. | ||
Louis. North St. Louis, probably even worse. | ||
Was it bad when you were a kid? | ||
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. | ||
All kinds of stories. Yeah, I'm sorry. | ||
I don't want to disparage your hometown, but I hate St. | ||
Louis. You've never even been there. | ||
Yes, I have. But you said you hadn't. | ||
Maybe I haven't been to East St. | ||
Louis. I've been to St. Louis. Well, you should check it out. | ||
I did, and it sucked. | ||
Not East St. Louis. Okay. | ||
There was Wiggers everywhere. | ||
There's lots of that. | ||
They used to drink Bud Light. | ||
Even the Arch. I was like, what is this stupid thing? | ||
Arch is pretty sweet. That's retarded. | ||
Maybe next year, if they put a pride flag over the arch, would you think about it then? | ||
Yeah, maybe I'll do it then. | ||
You bigot? They need to get the other half of the M, and then we'll talk. | ||
Yingling sponsors venue hosting PA Pride Drag Show for Families. | ||
So it was... When people boycotted Bud Light, a lot of people were drinking Yingling. | ||
I guess they've got to stop drinking Yingling. | ||
Modelo has now replaced Bud Light as the top-selling beer, but they might be owned by the same company. | ||
Guys, find out if Modelo is owned by InBev as well. | ||
I wouldn't be surprised if it is. | ||
But, you know, Modelo's TV ads are, like, masculine, like, you know, like, champion, like, prestigious. | ||
So I can understand that's, like, what people want. | ||
Well, it is a weird thing. | ||
If you order a Bud Light in a bar now, at least the bars I go to, you get this weird look that it's hard to duplicate, but it's sort of like... | ||
Like it's a... | ||
Oh, you don't care about America. | ||
Okay. Oh, you're drinking a Bud Light? | ||
It's like a statement now. | ||
You know, it's funny. It's kind of when they first... | ||
Came out with seltzers. | ||
The alcoholic seltzer waters. | ||
I started drinking and I was like, oh, this is not bad. | ||
I kind of like this. But I remember I would order one and I'd kind of feel, you know, I'm sitting there with my seltzer. | ||
I'm feeling a little emasculated. | ||
Yeah. That's kind of like the new Bud Light now. | ||
It's exactly the same. Yeah. What's the big one everyone always has? | ||
White Claw? Yeah. | ||
If you ordered a White Claw bar. | ||
That was it. That was like the big one. | ||
Oh, okay. Yeah. | ||
I'm not going to lie, that was me a couple times. | ||
I was sitting there holding my white claw. | ||
I was a diehard bud guy my whole life. | ||
I still drink it on air to ruin their brand. | ||
They haven't called and requested you stop that. | ||
As far as homegrown now, I switched to Coors Banquet. | ||
It takes three days and then you're in. | ||
It's sort of like I had a friend, he was... | ||
Wait, what does that even mean? | ||
You have to drink it for three straight days and then you're drunken up to enjoy it? | ||
Yes. By the third day, you like it as much as Bud. | ||
Okay. You know, because when people think about banquets, they think about, like, good beer and good food. | ||
Yeah. Well, I don't like Coors Light. | ||
That tastes like wet cardboard to me. | ||
But Coors Banquet is pretty darn close. | ||
But I had a friend who wasn't allowed to watch TV. He was a Seventh-Day Adventist. | ||
But when he went to his grandmother's house, he was allowed to watch TV because they thought, whatever gets him over to Nana's house. | ||
So he would watch, his whole life he watched soaps. | ||
He's kind of like a tough guy, but his whole life he's been watching, like, Days of Our Lives and General Hospital. | ||
And he told me that they'll occasionally just kill, or a character will stop wanting to play that role, or he'll leave. | ||
So they'll just say on the show, the role of Mark will be played by Ivan Stengert. | ||
And now... Switch him out? The guy is a black guy, but it's the same character. | ||
You just change the actor. And he goes, it takes about three episodes, and then you don't care anymore. | ||
And it's the same with Coors Banquet. | ||
Three episodes. | ||
It's just any light beard, you just eventually, it all tastes the same. | ||
Yeah, yeah. I think it was, if they saw sales going down, it was really just because people were drinking seltzers. | ||
They weren't even on the market 10 years ago. | ||
Yeah, that's true. White claws are everywhere. | ||
Maybe this whole thing is a misunderstanding about how the market works. | ||
It's like, how did they not see that? | ||
Bud Light has its own seltzer. | ||
It's a separate wing of the company. | ||
Yeah, chicks used to drink Bud Light because they thought they were getting fat, and then they got another option. | ||
Boom. And it didn't make him as fat. | ||
And then this dumb marketing woman, by the way, all of this stuff, the common thread is women in the workforce. | ||
Nature doesn't want them in the workforce, so nature shows us that women don't belong by all the mistakes they make and what a mess it is. | ||
What if it's a man pretending to be a woman? | ||
That's even worse. Are you sure? | ||
Why? Are you trans? | ||
No, but maybe this month I identify as trans. | ||
It is Pride Month. You've got to tread lightly these days. | ||
You never know when you're offended. I'm just saying, if it's a man pretending to be a woman, then maybe... | ||
Because here's what I've noticed. Actually, this is going to be coming up this weekend. | ||
Tomorrow, there's a big rugby tournament in town, and one of the female rugby players is actually a dude. | ||
And I'm really excited to see this. | ||
I'm not kidding. The crew's kind of like, hey, you're taking this a little far. | ||
I mean, how often do you get... | ||
This is like black market entertainment here. | ||
We're talking about a man getting to beat women. | ||
You've got a front row seat to domestic abuse. | ||
Then it's legal! I get to watch that and cheer it on. | ||
I guarantee you, you're going to laugh at the first one, and then you're going to start going, ugh. | ||
Oh, no, no. No, I'm ready. | ||
Really? You want to see the movie? Total, full, full. | ||
Did you see the footage of, what's his name, Fallon Fox? | ||
Yeah, smashing the skull? | ||
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Falloning that woman's head in? We have to embrace it. | |
It's the only thing that turns this thing around. | ||
It's like what you're doing with your tour. | ||
It's a total culture jam. | ||
So now, I actually plan on being at the Rugby Sevens for Emma Farnan, formerly Elliot Farnan. | ||
Get this. Was made famous, I think it was like 2014, Barstool Sports covered this, made it a big story. | ||
Farnan was a former track runner, pretty good athlete, ran a half marathon in under two hours, drank a beer after every mile, drank 13 beers, ran an under two hour half marathon. | ||
It was a huge story. Now is Emma Farnan competing for the women's rugby premieres? | ||
Is it outside? Yes. | ||
It's going to be like 100 degrees tomorrow. | ||
Yeah. That's going to be brutal. | ||
Yeah. Chicks can't handle that. | ||
Men can. Men are ready. | ||
I tell you. I'm going to be front row. | ||
Let's go, Emma! | ||
I'm going to be screaming at the top of my lungs. | ||
I'm fully embracing it. Every queer male has to... | ||
I want to see them live. | ||
Felata, man. And every trans whatever female has to perform cunnilingus. | ||
I'm sick of all these bluffers. | ||
You gotta do the act. | ||
You want full commit. Yeah. Or a chick has to hang... | ||
If you want to be trans, before you cut your tits off, you have to hang out with me all day. | ||
And we will do yard work. | ||
We'll go to the bar. We'll have a rule like if you fart and you don't say safety, we get to punch you. | ||
All that guy stuff. I'm going to text you pictures of my diarrhea and be like, dude, not feeling good. | ||
That's nice. They'll like that one. | ||
You have to enjoy all that. | ||
We ripped up a bunch of trees out of my backyard and we were getting the stumps out. | ||
And we did it all day. | ||
Didn't eat or drink because we were so in love with this job. | ||
And I was watching the stumps come out and I'm going like, come on! | ||
Come on! | ||
Like, feeling the stump. | ||
And I just thought, any of these chicks who cut their tits off would have hated this day. | ||
It would have been torture to them. | ||
They're not thinking about it like that. | ||
Elliot Page has to rip up trees with me before she does... | ||
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What a shame that is. You're not a dude. | |
You don't get dudes. | ||
Not a chick anymore either, though. | ||
No. Eunuch! You know what dudes do? | ||
They talk about, would you rather drown or be buried alive? | ||
Would you rather be eaten by a shark or an alligator? | ||
What would you do? How would you get out of it? | ||
And then one guy will be like, you gotta go for the nose. | ||
And then the other guy's like, will you stop it with that? | ||
If you're punched in water, you can barely move. | ||
What are you gonna hurt a shark? | ||
You gotta just go like this. | ||
So he doesn't know you're a human. | ||
It's when you move, that's the problem. | ||
I'm getting into it now, even. | ||
Yeah, you're getting fired up. You're passionate about it. | ||
You've thought about this. Yeah, I remember when we were kids, and you'd be like, you'd come at me like that. | ||
I would move, and then I would nail you. | ||
I would knock you out, man. | ||
Oh, I would block it, and then I'd go poof right in the eyes. | ||
How does this happen, though? Elliot Page. | ||
Seriously, how does something like this happen? | ||
Ellen Page was in multiple movies. | ||
Successful actress. The last movie she was in, I believe, was Flatliners. | ||
Great movie. Played a very feminine role. | ||
And it's just like, how does this, what? | ||
We don't stand like that. | ||
That's a parody of men. | ||
Just like Dylan Mulvaney is female blackface, this is male blackface. | ||
We don't sit like that. | ||
We don't sit on a chair like that with our shirts unbuttoned, leaning back like tough guys. | ||
That's not how men behave. | ||
What is this, West Side Story? | ||
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Yeah. Yo, it's just me in front of the mirror. | |
Typical dude. My hand in my pocket. | ||
Just dude now with my sweats. Oh my god, yeah. | ||
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I was just looking at tits all day and drinking Bud and playing Playboy. | |
Yeah. I'm hanging out with Dylan Mulvaney later. | ||
Oh man, I gotta smoke a cigar because I'm a total guy. | ||
I heard Elliot Page is going to give it to Dylan Mulvaney later. | ||
That's going to be a real confusing thing. | ||
The heavens are going to be looking down saying, wait a second. | ||
Yeah, that's called a heterosexual relationship. | ||
So this is actually crazy. | ||
It's Pride Month, though, so we shouldn't judge anybody. | ||
No. We need to be open-minded here. | ||
Two times in one week, a guy gets caught engaged in sexual acts with his dog in the park. | ||
This one was so bad. Gavin, I didn't even want to look into this. | ||
I didn't want to cover it. I saw it, and I was like, nah. | ||
You don't want it on your computer. I'm just like, nah, uh-uh, uh-uh. | ||
And then, of course, though, here we go, so it makes it into my viewpoint here. | ||
Penn State professor arrested for having sex with his dog is a Hillary Clinton donor, confirmed the Penn State dog lover, not just a Clinton donor, also a longtime liberal donor, John Kerry, Liz Warren. | ||
It's, boy, who could have seen that coming? | ||
Yeah. Well, Penn State. | ||
Last time I went to Penn State, I had to be escorted out by police, and there were 500 people trying to kill me because we did a show with Alex Stein. | ||
Oh, yes. They all went insane. | ||
How dare you? Insane. Then they said, I brought violence. | ||
Meanwhile, it was them attacking. | ||
They're there with, like, pitchforks and... | ||
Spitting in Alex Stein's face. | ||
So it's a really woke school, and they have an affirmative action dean now who's totally incompetent, and it's getting worse by the day. | ||
Yeah. Yeah. But the thing I don't get about this story is, how did he think it was going to go down? | ||
He was surprised. He said, hey, it's Pride Month, man. | ||
What are you doing? Don't be a bigot. | ||
Do you know the act? | ||
I assume it was doggy style? | ||
I don't. I don't want to. | ||
There is a worse thing than doggy. | ||
I don't want to know what was going on. | ||
I'm not reading into the details. | ||
It has the same first letter as your name. | ||
The thing is, I wasn't surprised when I found out it was a liberal. | ||
But two times in one week this happens. | ||
It's got to be a Pride Month thing. | ||
But these individuals are being discriminated against. | ||
There's no B, or maybe that's what the plus is? | ||
Bestiality? What do you call that? | ||
Are you a bestialist? Well, it can't be bisexual because bi implies there's only two genders, right? | ||
Yes. So it must mean bestiality, yeah. | ||
I think they actually are going to start introducing bestiality into it. | ||
Well, why not? They've already got the kink. | ||
They've got kink, right? | ||
We've got the furries. | ||
We've got map. So, bestiality is more normal than pedophilia, at least. | ||
You ever been to the circus? Yeah. | ||
It's a pretty fun time. Now you just have to walk down the street, down the street, there's a circus going through town. | ||
Yeah. I mean, it's a freak show. | ||
I couldn't even believe this. | ||
I mean, look at this crap. | ||
They got dudes wearing leather gimp outfits, dressed like dogs. | ||
Did you see the one? Sam Benton used to do this. | ||
He might have been at this event. | ||
I'm not even kidding you. They have a guy... | ||
Strapped to the back of a truck in a gimp outfit, literally strapped like this, and then they have another dude behind him with a whip. | ||
This is at a pride parade. | ||
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Oh, yeah, yeah, I saw that. He's whipping him, and there's children there like, oh, mommy, look at the leather daddy whipping him. | |
Right. Being gay is a way to have sex. | ||
So if you're celebrating gay, you're celebrating your particular sexual proclivity. | ||
And that's what the parade is. | ||
It's I do it in the butt. | ||
Son, do you see that leather daddy whipping his bitch? | ||
Yeah. Like, say homosexuality was awesome. | ||
It's a way to have sex. | ||
So don't sit, like, imagine a bunch of straights had decided for whatever reason they don't do vaginal intercourse. | ||
They just do it in the butt. And then they would have parades. | ||
Hi, we're the straights who do it in the butt. | ||
We're the straight sodomists. Can we tell your kids about our sodomy? | ||
It's a fun thing. Why so great? | ||
They need to be educated. | ||
Can we read some books to your kids and tell us about the straight sodomizers? | ||
That's a good name for this. Straight sodomizers. | ||
Straight sodomizers. I took my kid to the Pride event. | ||
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We had a great time. Daddy, daddy, look at that sex slave! | |
That's literally what it is! | ||
You know, there's so much animosity towards those of us in the straight sodomy community that I feel that I should read to kids so they can know that we're just like everybody else. | ||
When's the straight Pride month? | ||
Have you heard? I haven't heard yet. | ||
They tried to do that in Boston, right? | ||
I didn't get my invitation. They tried to have a... | ||
Milo Yiannopoulos was going to front it. | ||
See, here's the... It's funny because we have this... | ||
Back when he was gay. We have this going on all the time, and this goes back to what we were saying. | ||
It just proves how it's all corporate propaganda. | ||
Well, why wouldn't there be a straight Pride Month? | ||
Why wouldn't there be a white history month, all this stuff? | ||
Because it's not... It's backed by all the corporations. | ||
Like, the only reason your stuff works and the only reason you have these months is because it's backed by all the major corporations. | ||
Hey, but you're anti-establishment, bro. | ||
You're anti-establishment. | ||
Why? Why does this thing exist? | ||
Why is there this push? | ||
The argument with BlackRock and all the ESG stuff is, we're running out of fossil fuels, so we need to do solar and wind power. | ||
I don't believe any of it. | ||
I don't believe that. Well, that's wrong, right? | ||
But at least there's some logic there. | ||
And the logic is... | ||
Yeah, yeah. You can understand where it's going. | ||
Right. Like, you got it wrong, but at least there's logic. | ||
If we run out of coal and oil, we'll have to go to solar and wind. | ||
So, as BlackRock, I'm only investing in people who at least pay attention to the idea of fossil fuels ending. | ||
Got it. Don't like it, but I got it. | ||
But where in the economy is it crucial that we embrace homosexuality? | ||
Maybe it's a new form of energy. | ||
Are we trying to end all this anti-gay violence? | ||
It doesn't exist. | ||
If you find anti-gay violence, I guarantee you it's a new Muslim refugee. | ||
It's really just a matter of the death cult. | ||
You can't, two men cannot reproduce, and so it's really just simple as that. | ||
Everything that does not promote life is now the message of the left. | ||
So, oh, gay sex doesn't promote life. | ||
We endorse. Abortion. | ||
Okay, that's logical. So, now I get it. | ||
They're trying to depopulate. | ||
Bingo. A great way to depopulate is to promote homosexuality because there's no offspring. | ||
Well, they don't like people. You see, people are the problem. | ||
Too many people on the planet. | ||
Too many liberals is the real problem, but that's another story. | ||
And then Black Lives Matter. | ||
Have you seen this? Is that for depopulation too? | ||
Well, yeah, I mean, you run around on the streets long enough throwing Molotov cocktails. | ||
But actually, they're panicked right now. | ||
So they had Merrick Garland come out and issue this statement about how racist the Minnesota police is. | ||
I don't know if you saw that. He did a press conference today. | ||
Not on the political persecution or, you know, Trump or anything like that or the Biden crime family. | ||
No, on how racist the Minneapolis police force is, which is probably, I would guess, majority. | ||
How many black people are in Minneapolis? | ||
Non-white. But see, Black Lives Matter support is like bottoming out right now. | ||
It's like next to nothing. | ||
But of course, because it's not an election year. | ||
It's like, duh, that's why. But so now Merrick Garland says, see, the Minnesota police are racist. | ||
And that's why George Floyd is dead. | ||
And now they're hoping they can get Black Lives Matter going again before the 2024 election. | ||
Well, they better hurry up. That brand... | ||
First of all, it was run by three lesbians. | ||
They're not too popular in the black community, lesbians, in general. | ||
So, especially as leaders. | ||
So, I don't think people, blacks who supported BLM, knew that. | ||
No. But they're a little slow to the game, and I think they're finally realizing, oh, it's three lesbians who were scamming us. | ||
Well, see, it all stems, this has been my approach from the very beginning. | ||
Of this issue, is it really, it all stems, I think, if you wanted to put it simply, from the drug war. | ||
It all stems from the drug war. | ||
People want to just smoke weed on their front porch or whatever, sell their friend a bag of cocaine and not have the police come deal with them. | ||
It's their business, it's their lifestyle, whatever. | ||
And so that created this anti-cop thing, this battle between the cop and the people. | ||
And it's like, it's really all, the drug wars, maybe not the Orgin of it all. | ||
But it's kind of like, that's what I think really drove it. | ||
That's what drove the anti-cop rhetoric. | ||
It drove the anti-cop mentality in the black community, in the rap culture. | ||
It's like, it was all that. | ||
It's like, that's what really drove it home. | ||
The 80s crackdown on crack. | ||
Yeah. And so it's still this mentality of, hey, we're going after the cops because they want to intervene in our lives and they want to throw us in jail for, you know, smoking a doobie or whatever. | ||
And it's like, that's, it's like, yeah, like power to the people against the war on drugs. | ||
But that's, it's Exactly. | ||
Once they figure out what it really is, it's like, oh, this has nothing to do with it. | ||
And we all accept that the war on drugs was terrible and that whole crack thing was overblown, but I don't think it was. | ||
Crack was behind most of the crime in the 80s. | ||
And they go, oh, you get a rich white guy with cocaine, and he gets no time, and then someone who's dealing crack gets all this. | ||
Yeah, the white guy doing cocaine was just chatting his face off. | ||
He didn't break anything. | ||
Crime and homelessness, prostitution, was all heavily linked to crack. | ||
I think the war on drugs, I mean, I'm for legalization now, but back then, it was totally out of control. | ||
It was all a CIA scam. | ||
Yeah, but it wasn't like the crackheads were sitting there just quietly smoking crack and not bothering anyone. | ||
They were a nightmare. | ||
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You mean crackheads aren't peaceful people? | |
No. Don't hang out with them. You'll see some tonight. | ||
You're going down to the Vulcan, right? | ||
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, there's going to be a few. | ||
East Street's always been a problem. | ||
We used to drink at this bar called the Long Branch Inn, and I remember just sitting and talking to some guys who were smoking, and this black dude comes over, and he's drinking a glass of gasoline. | ||
What? He's drinking gas. | ||
He's carrying gas with him and drinking it. | ||
Was it 87 or 89, 91? | ||
I think it was premium. It was the good stuff. | ||
Yeah, and it was cheap back then. | ||
You could get premium gas for like $1.50 a gallon. | ||
When I first came here in 95, the word for black was Canadian, and I didn't know that. | ||
And I overheard this guy go, yeah, my brother lives in a Canadian neighborhood. | ||
It's fine. I mean, he gets along with everyone, and, you know, it's not even dangerous. | ||
And I was like, I'm Canadian. | ||
Where are all these Canucks? | ||
I want to hang out with them. | ||
Where are my fellow Canucks? | ||
Let's play street hockey and have some poutine. | ||
Maybe even some ice hockey. | ||
Throw a snowball. Drink some maple syrup. | ||
You must miss the snow, guys. That's what you guys are into. | ||
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That's all you're into. I get to the neighborhood, I'm like, I didn't know there was something black. | |
Soon you'll be driving by the homeless here in Austin. | ||
They'll have a nicer living room than you. | ||
Yeah, I noticed that in D.C. You'll be walking down the street and they've set up a living room with a couch. | ||
They got a leather couch. | ||
And it looks just like your living room. | ||
An espresso unit. Yeah. | ||
And then they have beef with like that living room. | ||
Yeah, yeah, they got a problem. | ||
They're stealing their electricity. | ||
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Giving them the finger. They got like an extension cord coming from the Starbucks. | |
It's like the Hatfields and McCoys, but it's two crackhead living rooms that hate each other. | ||
Like, that guy stole my power. | ||
That's my extension cord. | ||
Extension cord's coming out of the streetlights, yeah. | ||
Hey, I told you, you can't get that electricity from McDonald's anymore. | ||
That's mine. You're stealing my Wi-Fi. | ||
Homeless in D.C. are violent, too. | ||
Like, you don't... You think they're worse? | ||
Oh, yeah. Why? | ||
In New York, I think it's because New York and Boston, they have Irish people in them who will beat you up. | ||
But D.C. doesn't. | ||
It just has wimps. And I feel like, too, New York and Boston, it's kind of just like a subculture. | ||
You know, like, they have their own little thing going on. | ||
Well, when I get accosted every day in Manhattan, and I just go, no! | ||
Before they can even start their show. | ||
Like, it's a dog coming out of you. | ||
Down! You see their eyes going, and you hear them inhaling to be like, hey man, I need a bus ticket. | ||
But even at the... | ||
I'm going, no! You already got it out. | ||
It's like punching a shark. | ||
You don't beat up the shark, but it's like, I'm going on to the next break. | ||
So they don't do anything. | ||
And it's the same in Boston, but in D.C., you go, no! | ||
And they go, what'd you say to me? | ||
You better remember my name. | ||
My name's Paul. You're gonna say that name when I'm... | ||
In the ass! And you're like, okay, maybe I do have change actually. | ||
Here's 50 cents. Actually, you know what? | ||
That's funny. I always, I would always be nice to the homeless in D.C. because of that exact reason. | ||
Because they were so harassing. | ||
Yeah. And because we would go out to dinner, I remember. | ||
Some nights we'd only be there for like a night or two. | ||
So you're not doing leftovers. | ||
But I'd have leftovers from dinner and I'd go make sure like the homeless know like, hey, I'm feeding you. | ||
Like, hey, leave me alone when I'm walking down the street. | ||
Suffering. A buddy of mine, a lawyer, this black dude came up to him and had his whole spiel and was like, hey man, look, I gotta get something. | ||
And he goes, shut up, don't talk to me. | ||
The bus ticket, they gotta get a bus ticket. | ||
Shut up. I don't want to hear it. | ||
Don't talk to me. We're not friends. | ||
I think he even said, kill yourself. | ||
And the guy punched him in the face, knocked his teeth out. | ||
He didn't have insurance, I'm guessing? | ||
No. Was not insured? | ||
He was not insured. Yikes. | ||
Yeah, you gotta know where you are with the homeless. | ||
I don't think... | ||
Is there a pattern here in Austin with the homeless? | ||
Yeah, there's kind of two separate groups. | ||
There's homeless here that really just want to live homeless. | ||
It's a lifestyle. They don't really bother you. | ||
They just live in the woods and don't want to pay bills or whatever. | ||
And then there's the aggressive, drug-addicted... | ||
Yeah. I mean, there's some scenes you might see tonight. | ||
If you decide to just walk up and down 6th Street tonight, in the winter, like, they'll be packed up on these benches like sardines. | ||
I mean, just like Leaning Tower of Pisa. | ||
Any minute, that thing's coming down. | ||
Like, six homeless, six sleeping homeless are going down. | ||
Oh, that's unfortunate. I think the solution to all this is just loony bins. | ||
Bring the funny farm back. | ||
I agree completely. Why is that considered such a bad thing? | ||
Geraldo. Geraldo did that expose on the really bad one in Staten Island. | ||
And after that, the solution became not, we need to improve healthcare for the mentally ill. | ||
It became, just get rid of those. | ||
And now sometimes they'll pay for someone's apartment or a motel room. | ||
There's this crazy lady in my neighborhood and she doesn't know anything. | ||
She'll try to intervene in a conversation and she'll go like, do you like restaurants? | ||
And I go, where do you live, Linda? | ||
I had her on my show, actually. She's so nuts. | ||
That's a good one to have. | ||
Yeah. Do you like restaurants? | ||
Could you be more specific? But she lives in a motel that the state pays for. | ||
Yeah. You pay for. | ||
Yeah, that I pay for. | ||
That you pay for. Thank you. | ||
So we have loony bins. They've just been like shattered like Waterford Crystal. | ||
You just nailed it right there. | ||
The reason why the funny farms, as they were called, were an effective thing, because it gave people a purpose. | ||
It gave your life a purpose. | ||
And so many of these people haven't had purpose for so long, they don't even know how to get back on track. | ||
It's like, once you give somebody a purpose again, they can become useful. | ||
They can help themselves. | ||
You gotta get them in the room. You gotta sit them down. | ||
You have to go, stop doing meth. | ||
Stop doing meth. | ||
It doesn't work. | ||
Everybody wants to talk about the Jordan Neely situation. | ||
If Jordan Neely would have been put in a mental institution or some sort of a funny farm situation a decade ago, then he's not getting choked out on the subway after threatening people. | ||
Yeah, I'm not saying, too, that the funny farm is a magic cure and people go in mentally ill and come out sane. | ||
But at least they're contained, relatively clean, not shitting themselves. | ||
Not forced to fend for themselves on the streets where they become sometimes violent agitators. | ||
And also, when we do create these funny farms, everyone working there has to be over six feet tall and know how to handle himself. | ||
No broads. | ||
No wimps. Because they keep doing this with homeless shelters. | ||
They'll have some nice young lady working there. | ||
And then she gets raped. | ||
Oh, I see what you're saying. The people that work there, yeah. | ||
Think of it as a jail. You've got to be tough with these people. | ||
It's going to be fucking dangerous. | ||
Yeah, stop cussing. | ||
We're almost out of dumps now. | ||
I thought we weren't on the air. | ||
We are now. That's the clock right there. | ||
When it's green, we're on. When it's red, we're off. | ||
I'm confusing Gavin now. | ||
It's part of the Pride Month propaganda to have you confused. | ||
So we got all the loony bin stuff on? | ||
Yeah, some of it. Like only a 60 second of the loony bins. | ||
Well, they came close to doing this in New York. | ||
I forget who it was. | ||
He called them human repair shops. | ||
What would they do? Look at this. | ||
We got a celebrity in the studio. | ||
No, I decided to fire you. | ||
That's it. Are you going to finish this interview? | ||
There's one thing we don't put up with, and that's arrogance and self-aggrandizement. | ||
Is that a word? Yep. Aggrandizement? | ||
What is this? You literally have a picture of yourself in the background. | ||
Well, if I would have been in charge of that picture, it would have been much better looking. | ||
Yeah, I think that's Abe Lincoln. | ||
I'm cloned from Abe Lincoln, actually. | ||
I'm an Abe Lincoln clone. I'm glad you have a mustache now. | ||
The Abe Lincoln look bothers me. | ||
It's kind of blonde, though. | ||
You can't really see it as well. | ||
We were thinking before the show that the rock on the left, is it big enough for your whole head, Alex? | ||
That's what I want to bet. Can we do an entire Alex Jones? | ||
My bald spot's right here. And that's where they enter into the cave, the secret access, the bunker. | ||
The back of my head. | ||
That would be great if you were facing the other way, too, because people would see your face and they go, what is that? | ||
And then you turn around and it's, oh, it's Mount Rushmore. | ||
Or if you had a rotating, like the rock could rotate. | ||
How much? How much? | ||
How much does it cost? How much is that land? | ||
Is it for sale? I think I would rather have... | ||
We put Gavin McGinnis up as he's an African. | ||
I think I would rather spend $100 billion to put Alex Jones' head on Mount Rushmore than Ukraine. | ||
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Hey! Yeah. We should have an actual vote. | |
Owen, since you're already on it, there you are. | ||
There I am. King of France and King of England. | ||
King of England. They're calling George to something. | ||
No, he was... Hold on. No, no, no. Put... | ||
No, no, no, no, no. Put... | ||
That's like Owen after he's ejected heroin. | ||
Put the colonel up on the screen. | ||
Look, Abe looks like he's had a little bit of heroin there. | ||
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Put him back up. Yeah, he looks pretty sedated. | |
Well, it took a lot to free the slaves. | ||
He looks like he just got laid... | ||
He does look like he just... | ||
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I'm going to stop that and put that fire out. | |
All right, man. You want to come pull up a chair, Alex? | ||
I didn't mean to interrupt. I just... | ||
It's arrogant to have yourself on screen. | ||
Yeah, he's right. I'm not the one that chiseled it into the mountain, though. | ||
That was just a national landmark that my clone father... | ||
Get over yourself, dude. | ||
The problem with Abe Lincoln was that he has clearly an inferior beard. | ||
That was his problem. | ||
I got the better beard. | ||
They say it was very wiry. | ||
But back to the loony bin stuff, the other problem with it, so I think it was maybe Cuomo or something who was trying to revitalize these loony bins that are in semi-rural New York State, and they were formerly that, and he was trying to bring them back. | ||
Hey, you know who Kanye and Nick Fuentes went up there? | ||
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Where? We gotta put Hitler up on Mount Rushmore. | |
You could have a new Mount Rushmore of Kanye, Fuentes. | ||
Yeah. Adolf. | ||
Show both sides. They got beef with you, Alex. | ||
You know, they're not too happy with you, apparently. | ||
Well, if they're allowed to like Hitler, I'm allowed to not like Hitler. | ||
Hey, that's just freedom of speech. | ||
What a controversial stance. That's just freedom of speech. | ||
I'm anti-Hitler. I'm going to wear a t-shirt that has Hitler's face on it and just says, jerk. | ||
That's like saying you're anti-Hitler would be like saying you're anti-gay. | ||
Saying you're anti-gay pride. | ||
Like if you would have said you're anti-Hitler in 1938 Germany, you're a bad person. | ||
You're going to have a low ESG score. | ||
So now if you say you don't like gay pride, it's the same thing now. | ||
See? Yeah. | ||
Low ESG score. | ||
Look at who you can't criticize if you want to see who's in charge. | ||
No, but I mean, I believe everybody has their free speech. | ||
But then people think that if I don't love Hitler, that I'm violent to free speech. | ||
I don't have to love Hitler because they love Hitler. | ||
Yeah, you shouldn't have to explain this. | ||
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This is insane. And just because the establishment lies with everything doesn't then mean Hitler's good. | |
Isn't that kind of the crazy thing about the current state of things? | ||
Why would you trust anything? | ||
I'm sitting here thinking about everything I've been taught in school. | ||
You were talking about this earlier on the Alex Jones show, how it's just like everything they teach you in school is lies. | ||
It's just like everything is a lie. Was everything I taught a lie? | ||
And then you read actual history and you go, not only is this not what I was taught, but this is fascinating. | ||
Why didn't you tell me any of this stuff? | ||
Because it's Marxist, the teachers' unions have given them no incentive to do a good job. | ||
They only hire leftists. | ||
American history is the most interesting. | ||
It is epic. It never stopped being fascinating. | ||
I was lucky. I had great history teachers until I got to... | ||
Oh, really? Well, I went to a former military academy where colonels and drill sergeants were teaching you history. | ||
Oh, great. So that was fun. | ||
Right now, I spent most of my post-education life, post-college, unlearning everything I was taught for those, whatever it was, 20 years of garbage. | ||
And you realize that it was taught by lazy people who don't even like this country. | ||
But I think that there's kind of a phenomenon there with the whole Hitler thing and the flat earth thing. | ||
It's like, I don't trust anything. | ||
You tell me the earth is round, I say the earth is flat. | ||
You tell me Hitler's bad, I say Hitler's good. | ||
Yeah. It's just like, everything the establishment has told you, you're just like, nope, I don't believe anything. | ||
You've lied to me so much. Right. | ||
And then this newest generation is like that too with all this woke stuff. | ||
Like, they reject everything. | ||
Everything. Everything. TV shows, movies, the whole... | ||
Oh my gosh, speaking of TV shows, I'm sitting here because I've got a, there's like a Paramount membership that comes with my Prime video, and all the old cartoon shows I used to watch are popping up. | ||
I'm like, man, this was good stuff. | ||
Like, it had a good message. | ||
It was, like, it was good. | ||
But it's just like, it's funny, it's entertaining, we liked it. | ||
Nowadays, it's just like, it's all propaganda. | ||
Yeah, well, it was very good very recently. | ||
Yosemite Sam was the good guy. | ||
Cartoons were unwoke as recently as, what, like seven years ago. | ||
You had Adventure Time. | ||
You had... | ||
This is some of the new stuff. | ||
Your kids probably... Clarence, yeah. | ||
When my kids were young, Clarence, you had... | ||
Like Paw Patrol, they canceled that, didn't they? | ||
Yeah, I'm going older than Paw Patrol, though. | ||
Regular show. Like, they weren't woke at all. | ||
They were funny. It was run by this dude who happened to be gay, but he was like, these guys are freaks, and I'm just going to let them draw all day, and they can do stuff. | ||
There you go. Why would it be in color? | ||
Did he see that? That's pretty good. | ||
But this dude from the show, Clarence, he bear-hugged this girl, and he got charged with Me Too'd. | ||
He got Me Too'd. And that started this avalanche at Cartoon Network where they've killed everyone, fired everyone. | ||
It's all woke. You need to come just pull up a chair right here. | ||
Or go out there on a microphone. | ||
They can't hear you. | ||
We gotta hear you. | ||
Come on. Come on. Get him a chair. | ||
Get him a microphone. Say skip this break. | ||
Say skip this network break. Skip this break. | ||
Skip this network break. | ||
Skip all the breaks now. Prairie Home Companion. | ||
The horrible show unlistenable. | ||
I don't know. I've never heard of it. | ||
But the point is, it got me too'd for you. | ||
They said, well, a woman hugged him and he patted her on the back. | ||
Did you see Biden give Eva the feel? | ||
Biden gave Eva Longoria the feel yesterday. | ||
He actually grabbed the juicies. | ||
Do you blame him? It's kind of the first time I may even relate to the guy. | ||
Who did this? Yeah, at least Eva Longoria. | ||
So Eva Longoria was at the White House yesterday. | ||
There was some deal going on. And Biden gave her a little grab. | ||
See, we're going to see more of this. | ||
A little me too. As he gets more and more out of it. | ||
I agree. No, no, no. | ||
Let's talk about this. Let's talk about this on the other side. | ||
I think Biden literally looks at this. | ||
This is like an offering to him. | ||
Like, ooh, someone's bringing me a woman to touch. | ||
And it's like, no, no, no. This is a promotional event. | ||
Yeah, the cameras are on, Joe. | ||
You're not alone. All right, we'll be right back. | ||
We might force Alex Jones to sit down here. | ||
But before we go to break, please remember, we're listeners supported. | ||
Gavin McGinnis, last segment, last segment, he's got a show at the Vulcan tonight, be there or be square, and then walk down the street and shake a local crackhead's hand. | ||
You can tell that she's been groped one million times in her life. | ||
She's so good at doing the little, oh, hey, that's enough. | ||
So natural. Yeah, she's like, oh, this is happening. | ||
So it's not a scene. This thing that old guys do. | ||
There you are. Oh, my gosh. | ||
This is amazing. We're getting different renditions of Mount Rushmore. | ||
He looks like the sun in Teletubbies. | ||
That should be his next gig. | ||
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Let's be honest. Good morning! | |
Get up, Teletubbies! | ||
You know they're making the frogs gay? | ||
Alex will be performing at the Vulcan tonight. | ||
Oh, he's going to be part of the show tonight? | ||
Yes. Oh, so this is going to be a once-in-a-lifetime... | ||
Alex Jones. Once-in-a-lifetime show at the Vulcan with Gavin McGinnis tonight. | ||
Hey, but seriously, put... | ||
Put Biden grabbing Eva Longoria back up. | ||
You notice how she's so mastered this. | ||
Yeah, this probably happens at every family reunion. | ||
There's some cousin of a cousin who's drunk, and she's like, yeah, no, I'm going to just turn it. | ||
So she saved him face there, too. | ||
Yeah, but you know what's actually amazing about this is that she just sat there on that stage in front of the world and got groped by Biden and then had to say four more years. | ||
Yeah. Like, he just may have sexually assaulted her, and she had to step back and say four more years. | ||
You know why he likes her, too? | ||
She's about four feet tall. | ||
So he thinks it might be a child. | ||
It's everything he loves about kids, but legal. | ||
Or semi-legal. | ||
Yeah, he's going to start really forgetting where he is and saying things. | ||
Start? Apparently he just did. | ||
He's going to start saying things like, his sweetest lips just... | ||
He said, when I met Eva, she was 17, I was 40. | ||
Oh, yeah! I got the clip. | ||
Guys, play clip three. | ||
This is before Biden groped her. | ||
Play it. We've known each other a long time. | ||
She was 17, I was 40. | ||
We have no idea. There's no idea where he is. | ||
Well, think about what he just said. | ||
We've known each other a long time. She was 17, I was 40. | ||
She was 17, I was 40. | ||
First of all, why even say that? | ||
Why are you even saying that? | ||
Unless you're making a sex joke. | ||
But he's done this before. | ||
Remember, he was talking to someone else, and he said, I knew you a long time ago. | ||
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It's like, when you were 12, I was in your crib with you. | |
Yeah, yeah. We were two peas in a pod when you were 12. | ||
What? And who says they met a 17-year-old? | ||
How many times has Joe Biden, at least three times that I can recall, at a campaign stop, told a child, come meet me backstage? | ||
Yeah. It's like, bro, you're not... | ||
A rock star finishing the concert saying, hey, babe, come meet me backstage. | ||
Have you seen the one where the Polish family goes up to him? | ||
They go, did you enjoy your trip to Poland? | ||
Did you learn anything in Poland? | ||
And he sees the little kids and he goes, come here, come here. | ||
He grabs the kids, holds their hands and walks them into some back room. | ||
As the parents stand back, he go, oh, here we go. | ||
That was like when Sessions slapped Biden's hand away when he was groping his grandkids. | ||
Oh, yeah, yeah. Sessions knew you don't let Joe Biden around children. | ||
He grabs. Yeah, and it's a sign of where we are as men in this country because if you watch an hour of him groping people, and there is an hour, you see so many men just going and smiling, sacrificing their children to Moloch, and you see so many women... | ||
Who still have their instincts, thank God. | ||
They're like, alrighty, okay, that's enough of that. | ||
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Yeah, get the kid away. Alrighty, yeah, yeah, she says hi. | |
I'll leave a message, thank you. | ||
You've been around it though. I mean, it is a thing in Hollywood. | ||
Some of these guys that aren't actual alpha males, so they don't actually know how to make a woman feel good or have a woman lust after them. | ||
They'll go to these Hollywood parties and just think, oh, I'm a star, and the producers or whatever, they're going to bring me a woman. | ||
Like, they're going to bring me women to choose from. | ||
They just think it's just... And I'm thinking, like, a little bit of this is going on with Biden here. | ||
Like, he's just, he can't even think. | ||
He's like, oh, somebody's on, oh, like a child for me? | ||
Ooh, I'm gonna take him backstage. | ||
Like, oh, Eva Longora for me? | ||
I'm gonna grab and grope. | ||
He's been molesting them for decades, and he hasn't had this kind of eyeballs on him before. | ||
That bicycle accident he had, where they all went right and he went left, the reason he went left is he saw a little girl smiling and waving. | ||
He got a little excited. Whoa! | ||
Yeah, he got a little excited. | ||
I got some sniffing to do. | ||
Got a little off balance right there. | ||
Hey, tell me, do you think this will be effective? | ||
Progressive launch campaign, progressives in Portland launch campaign to buy every black man an AR-15 to scare Republicans into supporting gun control. | ||
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You think that works? No. | |
You think that Republicans might actually like? | ||
It's such a dumb thing they always do. | ||
They assume we're racist, and they go, yeah, yeah, the NRA wants people to have guns, until black people have... | ||
I've seen it as a comedy sketch, where a black dude's like, yeah, I want to get a legal firearm, and the NRA guy's like, uh, well, maybe we don't need legal... | ||
We want everyone to have a legal gun. | ||
And I love it when they say... | ||
When the Bill of Rights was written, not everyone was allowed to have a firearm. | ||
Really? Who wasn't? | ||
I love that. Who didn't have a firearm? | ||
Who wasn't allowed? Oh, slaves! | ||
That's the one! | ||
That's the one! They always take this mistake they have about us and then mock it. | ||
Or they discover, like Trevor Noah was talking the other day about how he went to a Trump rally and he found a Hispanic woman who said, I'm for Trump. | ||
And he's like, I never thought of that before. | ||
I was blown away. | ||
Like, yeah, you don't know any of us, moron. | ||
They're not very bright. | ||
You only hang out with straw men. | ||
Hey, sports fans, the United States men's national team whooped Mexico's ass yesterday, but the match was ended early because of multiple fights and homophobic chants from the Mexican stance. | ||
They were chanting, I don't know if it was because of the Gay Pride Month here in America, but they were chanting homophobic stance, chants at the U.S. players. | ||
Which is a homophobic stance. | ||
Yeah, that's another thing too. | ||
What, soccer? What are you saying? | ||
They constantly stalk white male heterosexual conservatives trying to find us using a racial epithet or sinning somehow. | ||
You've got reporters whose entire career is that, combing through the conservative right, looking for hate. | ||
Meanwhile, that demographic, conservative heterosexual white males, are the least racist in the world. | ||
You're going to find more racism everywhere but that. | ||
Yet it's the most scrutinized. | ||
You want to see homophobia? Go to Mexico. | ||
No, I noticed that everything the left does is true inversion. | ||
It's like the only thing pure about them is their inversion. | ||
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Obama, scandal-free president! | |
What about sending guns with no serial numbers to Mexico? | ||
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Scandal-free! Scandal-free! | |
Just take it, whatever they say, it's just the total opposite. | ||
Yeah. Every single time. | ||
Yeah, well, I just was telling Alex, I saw on CNN yesterday, they talked about how Trump plans to weaponize the justice system against his political opponents. | ||
And you're like, that's happening to him right now. | ||
Yeah, wait, what do you think is going on right now? | ||
Are you crazy? There's a crisis, there's an LGBTQ crisis at the border, guys. | ||
Yeah, because Hispanic culture is more traditional than And they don't really like the gay stuff. | ||
We're the only ones who have tolerated gays. | ||
And by the way, gays, you ruined your brand. | ||
We used to like you. | ||
You were on our game shows. | ||
You did quizzes. You sung the YMCA. And we went to see you perform. | ||
And then you started going for the kids. | ||
And you blew it. Now the only ones we like are gays against groomers. | ||
Well, it's actually, I think people are stunned to find out what's really going on now. | ||
Five years ago, yeah, they might not have believed you. | ||
Now it's just like, oh my gosh, I saw a gay pride parade and there were guys whipping each other. | ||
Yeah, you're out. I'm out of the gay business. | ||
You're fired. All right, we're finally relieving you, Gavin. | ||
We're finally going to relieve you. | ||
Tell people where they can find you tonight and all your great shows. | ||
We're playing a great comedy show. | ||
Josh Denny, Anthony Cumia, Alex Jones, and me at the Vulcan here in Austin, Texas. | ||
Guest doors open around 8. | ||
You can buy tickets at tinyurl.com. | ||
Our Censored.tv tour also works. | ||
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Alright. Okay, we covered Biden groping and I mean I got the video compilation of all the other gropes but let's just move on. | ||
Ooh, guys, actually, you know, I've been here hosting a show. | ||
I think the L.A. Dodgers Pride event with the old Queens of Indulgence or whatever that is, the Sisters of Indulgence, that I believe is going on right now. | ||
I wonder if there's any interesting video from that. | ||
Maybe we'll look into that. | ||
Here, I'll tell you what. This was a power... | ||
Tucker Carlson, episode four, I think, on Twitter last night. | ||
Extremely powerful. Lambasted Fox News. | ||
By the way, Matt Walsh has new internal documents from Fox News. | ||
Fox Corp is celebrating pride. | ||
We showed you that earlier, but now they have these other documents that are just unbelievable. | ||
Fox Corp is celebrating pride by encouraging employees to read about glory holes. | ||
Supporting a group that gives sterilizing hormones to homeless youth and deployed woke AI to monitor everybody. | ||
And you can go read all this stuff that they're showing. | ||
And I mean, a lot of these terms that they're introducing to the employees with Fox Corp, you probably don't even know what they mean, folks. | ||
I mean, you know, unless you're like really into sex jokes and raunchy humor, like most of this stuff, like glory holes. | ||
I mean, okay, I guess glory holes a lot of people know about, but I mean, it's like, why are you reading? | ||
Why are you teaching me about glory holes? | ||
Well, I don't work at Fox News. | ||
You also have this. | ||
Fox News denied Trump's request to call in during 8 p.m. | ||
hour after arraignment, according to a source with Human Events. | ||
Okay. Okay. | ||
Tucker Carlson in his show last night, I'm telling you folks, just destroyed Fox and Biden. | ||
It was like, boom, knocked out Haymaker, knockout punch to Fox News, and then boom, Haymaker, knockout punch to Joe Biden, the authoritarian. | ||
Fox News fires veteran employee who posted wannabe dictator on Chiron following Trump's arraignment, had him clean out his desk and clear the building. | ||
Tucker talks all about that in his latest episode on Twitter. | ||
Just amazing stuff, honestly. | ||
13 minutes of just solid... | ||
Hard-hitting content from Tucker Carlson. | ||
But apparently Joe Rogan's not interested. | ||
Joe Rogan is snubbing Tucker Carlson's offer for first interview since Fox News' departure. | ||
It's crickets. Tucker Carlson's team has been reaching out for weeks, and Rogan's people refuse to get back. | ||
Maybe Alex Jones can help with that. | ||
Here is Donald Trump today responding to Tucker Carlson's video from last night, which was incredible. | ||
I would play the whole thing, but it's a long video. | ||
You can go find it. A lot of people have already seen it, obviously. | ||
Already tens of millions of views. | ||
And here was a great video from Donald Trump in response. | ||
Tucker Carlson, a very good guy, is exactly right. | ||
The number one reason the totally corrupt Biden administration and the sick Washington establishment are after me is because I stand up to their failed foreign policy agenda. | ||
The one thing Washington cannot forgive is that I put America first, always put America first. | ||
I could never help it. | ||
I have to do that in order to make America great again. | ||
I reject their foolish and disastrous foreign wars, their horrific globalist trade deals, their open border catastrophes, their corruption of our intelligence system, and it's never been more corrupt, and all of the other betrayals of the American people. | ||
Most recently, the warmongers, globalists, and deep-staters are absolutely livid that I refuse to bend the knee to their next endless war in Ukraine. | ||
I want peace. | ||
They want money and they want conflict, even if it means walking us into the brink of World War III, which, frankly, it is doing, and it's doing it rapidly. | ||
I want people to stop dying. | ||
I want to end that war. | ||
I'll end that war between those two countries in 24 hours. | ||
It won't even take that long. | ||
I will get the war ended. | ||
I'll stop all of those lives from being wasted and lost. | ||
And there'll be no more bombing of Ukraine. | ||
There'll be no more bombing of Russia. | ||
And everybody will be happy. | ||
That's why despite the massive criminality and corruption of the Clintons, the Bidens, the Obamas, and all the rest, none of them ever get indicted or ever get investigated. | ||
They're totally protected by a fake and disgusting system. | ||
But I did everything right, and the system tries to throw me right into a jail. | ||
They can't beat me at the ballot box, so they're out there trying to take me out by other means, anything they can think of. | ||
These people don't love our country. | ||
As I've said before, if I renounce my beliefs or if I stayed silent, The persecution would stop. | ||
If I didn't run for office or if I wasn't leading by a lot, it would all end and end very nicely. | ||
I'd have a much easier life. | ||
But I can't do that and I won't do that. | ||
The fact is that we're leading by a lot because they're doing a bad job. | ||
We're leading Ron DeSanctimonious by 40 points and we're leading Joe Biden by 10, 11, 12 by a lot. | ||
I'm going to take on all of the forces that are trying to destroy this country, and I'm going to win for you. | ||
On November 5th, 2024, justice will be done. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Now we got a lot more coming up today. | ||
A ton of clips from RFK on with Joe Rogan. | ||
We're going to be highlighting some of the more important and interesting ones. | ||
I think I'll do that when we come back from this next break. | ||
Vivek Ramaswamy moves the Overton window yet again. | ||
I guess I shouldn't be surprised. | ||
Most people in the media don't really have a clue. | ||
I keep seeing people say that the only person they've seen attack the deep state and the federal bureaucracies is RFK Jr. | ||
And while RFK Jr. is doing it, but why no credit to Ramaswamy, who's actually been leading that charge in the campaign trail, I would say. | ||
Saying these things before RFK even. | ||
So I don't understand why he's not getting enough credit, but he's done it again. | ||
He's done it again. | ||
What gauntlet did Vivek Ramaswamy lay down this time? | ||
We're gonna have all of that coming up in the next segment here on the Info Wars war room brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com | ||
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Alright let's take a couple of... | |
Highlights from RFK Jr. | ||
on the Rogan podcast, talking about vaccines, talking about how the government has killed his family. | ||
A truly great podcast there with Rogan and RFK. Nobody was surprised at how great it went. | ||
And so here are some of the highlights. | ||
All these controversial opinions that you have, have you had anyone debate you publicly about any of these? | ||
Nobody will debate me. | ||
For 18 years, nobody will debate me. | ||
In fact, I've scheduled many, many debates. | ||
And I've asked Hotez many, many times to debate me. | ||
And I think you've asked him, here, why don't you debate Robert Kennedy? | ||
And he said, because he's a cunning lawyer or something like that. | ||
But I've debated Hotez on the telephone. | ||
With, you know, with kind of a referee. | ||
And, you know, his science is just made up. | ||
He cannot stand by it. | ||
He can't cite studies. | ||
Well, he was trying to tell me that vaccines don't cause autism. | ||
Yeah, and his daughter has autism, and he wrote a book. | ||
But I asked him. My daughter didn't get her autism from a vaccine, but I've read that book, and there is no science cited in that book. | ||
It's just him saying, you know, it didn't happen. | ||
And listen, I wouldn't wish that on anybody, and God bless him, and God bless that little girl, and I have nothing but good energy going to them, but he's using her. | ||
As a leverage to tell people, you know, there's no problem here, man. | ||
But this is my point, that I asked him, what does? | ||
And he said, there's a few, there's environmental factors they're aware of. | ||
I go, what are those? And he couldn't cite them. | ||
Yeah. Like, how can you be so sure to say, this definitely doesn't, but you're telling me there's a bunch of environmental factors that do cause it, and we're aware of those factors, but you're not aware of them, and you're an expert in this? | ||
Yeah. How is that possible? | ||
I mean, that's the... | ||
He's a health expert. That's the big question that anybody who says it's not the vaccines, I'm like, okay, fine. | ||
But they don't want... If you say it's not the vaccines, people go, ah, good. | ||
That's what I wanted to hear. | ||
That's what I wanted to hear. When you say it is the vaccines, people go, oh, my God, I don't want to hear that. | ||
They don't want to hear it, and they get angry. | ||
They get angry at you, and they go, oh, tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist, and... | ||
But the fact that no one will debate you speaks volumes, especially now. | ||
They can't say now that you're not popular. | ||
And what's crazy is that Biden now has decided he's not even going to debate anybody in the primary. | ||
I'll just tell you one story. | ||
The Connecticut State Legislature was debating, had a bill to end the religious exemptions for childhood vaccines in Connecticut. | ||
The legislature asked me to come out and debate a Yale professor in front of the legislature. | ||
And I said, great. I'm from Yale Medical School. | ||
And he called back and said, there's going to be two of them, and it's against you. | ||
And they're going to get two thirds of the time, and you get a third. | ||
And I said, fine. And then he called back and said, there's going to be four of them. | ||
And you each get six minutes. | ||
And I said, that's all I need. | ||
And it's not fair, but it's all I need. | ||
And so I fly out on a red-eye, I get to the state house, and it's me and four empty chairs. | ||
Somebody told them, or they all decided, I don't know, not to show up. | ||
And that's happened to me again and again and again and again. | ||
I agree to debates, and it seems like somebody gets a message. | ||
But who knows? It's obscure. | ||
But nobody in 18 years has been willing to debate me. | ||
And I said, can you show me one vaccine that has been subject to a safety test? | ||
Show me one study that shows that. | ||
And he made it this show of looking through a red well. | ||
They had brought in from NIH this big tray full of file folders. | ||
And he made a show of kind of looking through that at the time, but he couldn't find whatever he was looking for. | ||
So then he said, it's back at NIH in Bethesda. | ||
And I'll send it to you. Well, he never did. | ||
So Aaron and I sued him, sued HHS, and said, show us one study that's ever been done on pre-licensing safety testing for vaccines. | ||
And after a year of stonewalling, they finally gave us a letter and said, we don't have any. | ||
So they literally don't have any. | ||
So nobody knows what the risk profile for these products are. | ||
So they're telling people they avert more harm So he also got into the family killing, the government killing his family, the security protocols he takes, how he just accepts it and he's going to move forward. | ||
A lot of good stuff there. What gauntlet has Vivek Ramaswamy thrown down this time? | ||
Listen for yourself in clip 10. | ||
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I oppose politicized prosecutions in this country. | |
That's why I'm going to pardon Julian Assange without apology. | ||
I hope to actually visit him while he's in political exile in prison later this year. | ||
Because this is an individual who did nothing other than publish the information that was leaked to him. | ||
That's what the DC press corps does every day. | ||
Yet this individual was politically disfavored. | ||
Therefore, he was persecuted by prosecution. | ||
How do we know that? Chelsea Manning, the person who actually worked for the government who leaked that information, had her sentence commuted by President Obama. | ||
Why? Because Chelsea Manning is transgender, part of the politically favored class. | ||
It's interesting how that works. | ||
So one of the hallmarks of my presidency and the way I lead the Department of Justice will be that we actually believe in equal protection under the law and that the same rules apply to everyone. | ||
That if you're one president of a party and you retain documents that the National Archives want to hold, you shouldn't get prosecuted when a different president, when he was a former senator, did the same thing, especially when he didn't have the power to declassify it. | ||
That's why I've said that I would pardon President Trump if he is convicted on what looks to be some spurious charges looming against him from the DOJ, at least politically motivated ones. | ||
It's also why I've said that peaceful January 6th protesters will, under my watch, also be pardoned, because that's a different standard than we've used for peaceful and even violent protesters for other political causes across the country, not to mention the due process violations. | ||
I think that in order to restore the rule of law in this country, we have to start practicing what we preach as the Department of Justice. | ||
Alright, so Vivek Ramaswamy promises to pardon Julian Assange. | ||
Who else? Who else will promise to pardon Julian Assange? | ||
Gauntlet laid down. | ||
So, by the way, I'm probably not going to go to them because I'd rather just get the rest of this news off my desk and take some phone calls on a Friday. | ||
But there's multiple clips coming from Joe Biden's latest speech today. | ||
Him fumbling and bumbling. | ||
Him claiming you can just walk down the streets of Philadelphia and buy an AR-15 out of somebody's trunk. | ||
Like, it's just a normal thing. | ||
It's like, oh, I need an AR-15. | ||
People come up and sell you one. | ||
Just total insanity. | ||
He said God saved the Queen when he finished his speech. | ||
So... It's just the same story. | ||
It's just the same story. | ||
And then there's Gavin Newsom, but we'll play that later. | ||
In fact, let's actually go to John Fetterman now. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
John Fetterman asked about the bridge collapse. | ||
Oh, there's Bodden getting lost on the stage. | ||
Oh my gosh. And then, oh my gosh. | ||
I didn't even see that. | ||
He got lost on the stage again and they had to bring up a handler to... | ||
Shuffle him away, and then he did the fake running thing to overcompensate for the fact that he's clearly extremely impaired. | ||
Yeah, so it's just a total disaster every time this guy speaks publicly. | ||
Jeez. And then there's John Fetterman. | ||
He was asked about the I-95 bridge collapse, and his brain just literally broke down and malfunctioned. | ||
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Earlier today, some comments about the tragic accident in If you want to make any comments with respect to that, feel free you're recognized. | |
I don't know. I would just really like to do 95, 95, 95, you know. | ||
You know, obviously, you know, you're pretty much preoccupied with the 95, and I certainly am too, and we know it's a major aidary, not just for Pennsylvania, but for the East Coast. | ||
And a lot of Pennsylvanians are worried that the delays and repairs bring to its standstill deal. | ||
Huh? How is Ron DeSantis able to get all those bridges and roads repaired after the hurricane, but they can't get I-95 bridge repaired? | ||
And what did Federman even just say? | ||
Well, I mean... We even had a very light-hearted opening of the show, hour and a half with Gavin, having a laugh. | ||
But I mean, this is just sad. | ||
Biden groping and forgetting where he is. | ||
Fetterman fumbling and bumbling. | ||
I mean, this is just sad. So we've got an interview here from 2013. | ||
Adam Carolla had Gavin Newsom on his talk show. | ||
And what's funny is... This conversation could go down between any leftist, liberal, democrat, progressive, and a talk show host that wants to actually force them to back up their ideologies and beliefs. | ||
It just so happens that we have Newsom here with Carolla doing it. | ||
But let's see. | ||
Do you think Gavin Newsom with any of his... | ||
Folks, at this point, by the way, I don't know. | ||
There's pressure to get Newsom into the race because Biden's a disaster. | ||
But he doesn't seem interested at this point. | ||
So I don't know if they're delaying it out, but... | ||
I guess upon expecting him to enter the race, some of these old clips are starting to go viral. | ||
But this is how you approach the liberal progressive left Democrats when they start to virtue signal over race, handled perfectly here by Adam Carolla. | ||
And notice how Gavin Newsom cannot back up any of what he was trying to offer. | ||
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Half of African Americans in the state of California, roughly half of Latino families, have no access to a checking account or an ATM. Things we take for granted. | |
They don't have a checking account. What's wrong with them? | ||
Well, because they don't have the resources to sock those things away. | ||
Why do we have them? A lot of different reasons, but roughly half those families don't. | ||
Why do Armenians have them? | ||
But where they end up is in the check cashing places. | ||
But I want to know why those two groups don't have access. | ||
It just happens to be that. | ||
So they're flawed? No, they're hardly flawed, but they're struggling. | ||
Genetically flawed? Hardly. | ||
Absolutely not. Do Asians have this problem? | ||
I mean, a lot of communities, a lot of whites have these problems. | ||
Oh, so that's not just black and Hispanic? | ||
No, but I'm giving you... But why did you bring up black and Hispanic? | ||
Because the magnitude is ominous. | ||
But why so many of them? | ||
It just happens to be the magnitude. | ||
It just happens to be the way God planned it? | ||
Not at all. Well, what happened to them? | ||
There are a lot of issues that the communities are struggling. | ||
Why are they struggling? A lot of different reasons. | ||
Lack of opportunity. Hispanics have been here. | ||
Blacks have been here longer than we've been here. | ||
Well, we can surmise all that. | ||
What about Asians? They were put in internment camps. | ||
Yeah, we, in fact, it all initiated at San Francisco and the Chinese Exclusion Act came out as progressive San Francisco. | ||
A lot of Asians certainly do. | ||
So why don't you conclude them? | ||
Because the only reason why is the magnitude. | ||
There's so many more. | ||
The magnitude and percentage terms. | ||
But there's no way to figure out how that happened. | ||
We could talk about, you know what I'm dealing with? | ||
I don't want to have a sociological debate. | ||
Sure, why would you? No, here's why. | ||
Why would you want to do that? Because the person from the Times wouldn't write good things about you if you did that. | ||
No, no, that's not the case because I want to deal with reality. | ||
You don't want to get into that. No, no. | ||
You want to deal with reality? I want to deal with the reality of people that are struggling, people are suffering. | ||
I want to deal with the problems in a pragmatic way. | ||
Why are they struggling and suffering? I don't want an idea. | ||
We can hold hands and surmise about all these underlying reasons. | ||
I don't want to do that. I want to know why they're struggling. | ||
Why are they struggling? A lot of folks are struggling because they can't find jobs. | ||
Why blacks and Hispanics? Because they're working. Why blacks and Hispanics? | ||
Across the board. Why? | ||
Okay, so everybody is. Everybody is struggling. | ||
So, Asians are suffering just as much as blacks. | ||
The face of welfare is not an African-American family. | ||
It's Asian, Jewish, it's all of them. | ||
Caucasian? Okay, so we're all struggling. | ||
Perfect. Beautiful. | ||
And it just shows, again, these leftists, these liberals, progressives, Democrats, they don't care about whatever minority group, marginalized group, oppressed group that they virtue signal for. | ||
They don't give a damn. | ||
It's all, in their eyes, it's all pandering. | ||
And Adam Carolla just put that on display perfectly right there. | ||
Because, see, if you really try to dig in and hone in on it, you realize that, wait a second, you're actually the racist here. | ||
The one pretending not to be a racist is the real racist, the liberal. | ||
Go figure. Why are they struggling? | ||
How could this be when you've got all this diversity, all this inclusion? | ||
Bank of America will spend half a billion dollars on diversity initiatives. | ||
Diversity initiatives. | ||
What do you think that means? | ||
Where do you think that money is going? | ||
And so half a billion dollars for diversity initiatives, and then next year they'll tell you, we don't have enough diversity initiatives. | ||
We need more diversity initiatives. | ||
We need more money. That was 2013 with Gavin Newsom. | ||
Liberal Democrats have been fighting for minorities for decades, and how has that worked out for you? | ||
How's that going? Alright, we're in the third and final hour here at the Infowars War Room, brought to you by Infowarsstore.com. | ||
And I want to try to get through the rest of this news and these video clips as quickly as possible. | ||
I'd like to take some calls here on this Friday. | ||
I'm going to have to speed past some stuff here and just move on. | ||
There's the cyber attack story, massive cyber attack. | ||
They're saying it's one of the biggest cyber attacks on U.S. government institutions ever. | ||
Major extortion event, cyber theft going on. | ||
But they're not making too big a deal of that. | ||
So they made a bigger deal warning you about the cyber attacks. | ||
And then the cyber attacks actually happened and they kind of just buried it. | ||
So I can play you that big report. | ||
I'm just going to speed through it. | ||
MLB Pitcher talks about why he boycotted or called for a boycotting of the Dodgers after their Sisters of Indulgence events. | ||
And he talked about how after he did that he was more popular than ever. | ||
He walked around stadiums and people were shaking his hands, ground crew, vendors, everybody saying thank you, thank you, thank you. | ||
Yeah, that's what happens when you stand up for what you believe in and stand up for the real issues and show bravery and courage, you become more popular. | ||
And the left lies and acts like, oh, you'll be done for. | ||
No, you'll be more popular than ever, actually. | ||
That's how that goes. World's deadliest diseases are coming to Britain, and they say because of climate change. | ||
But guess what's actually causing them? | ||
Mosquitoes! Mosquitoes! | ||
Does Bill Gates do anything with mosquitoes and Zika or anything like that? | ||
Obama rips Tim Scott's comments about race, accuses him of pretending everything is equal. | ||
Get back in line, black man, says the good liberal. | ||
The good liberal sees a black man thinking for himself, successful in life, enjoys the American dream. | ||
And the liberal says, get back in line, black boy. | ||
This country ain't good for you, black boy. | ||
That's what Obama's saying to Tim Scott. | ||
It's funny though, you know, Tim Scott is black. | ||
Barack Obama is actually half black. | ||
But, oh, Barack Obama, he's the leading authority. | ||
He's worth more money than Tim Scott. | ||
He has more prestige than Tim Scott. | ||
And he's less black than Tim Scott, but he's telling Tim Scott what it means to be black. | ||
Because Tim Scott says, hey, you can make it in America. | ||
There's not a better country in the world to be black than the United States of America. | ||
And Obama says, you better get back in line, black boy. | ||
Get back in line, son. | ||
How does that feel? Honestly, the problem is people are just ignorant. | ||
They don't pay attention. Liberals and Democrats are so offensive. | ||
They are just so offensive. | ||
How could you ever listen to Barack Obama again after that? | ||
Tim Scott says, I love America. | ||
It's good to live here. | ||
It's good to be black here. | ||
You can be successful. | ||
Look at me. And Obama says, you better get back in line, boy. | ||
No, no. | ||
Nobody's allowed to be successful in this country except me. | ||
Nobody's allowed to promote America. | ||
Being successful in America, not to those black kids. | ||
You tell them they're done. | ||
You tell them those black kids, they have no hope here. | ||
Oh, I thought Obama was selling hope. | ||
Now Tim Scott sells hope and Obama says, nope. | ||
Nope. The Democrats are calling for an assault weapons ban today. | ||
They can't define an assault weapon. | ||
They can't define a woman. Yikes. | ||
But they call for an assault weapons ban. | ||
Biden says he'll sign an assault weapons ban if Congress gets it to his desk. | ||
Thomas Massey responds, Your bodyguards and dozens of civil agencies like the USDA, the U.S. Department of Education, and the EPA possess firearms. | ||
You are calling weapons of war. | ||
The reality is you want every citizen disarmed and every government agency armed with these guns. | ||
And then they'll make themselves government agents. | ||
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Yeah, I'm part of the LGBTQ diversity branch. | |
I have the right to own this firearm. | ||
Yes, but you're not keeping it in the right place. | ||
Look at what's going on in San Francisco. | ||
All of these stories are from this week in San Francisco, if you can believe it. | ||
Every single one of these is from this week. | ||
Let's actually start here. | ||
AT&T to close flagship store in downtown San Francisco. | ||
Good Morning America won't film live from downtown San Francisco. | ||
Too dangerous. Too many robberies and homicides and violent crime. | ||
One of two major hotels in San Francisco bailing on City due to crime. | ||
Doubt City will ever recover. | ||
San Francisco mall owner hands property back to bank as Exodus continues. | ||
Doesn't see any way to make money in San Francisco anymore with all the crime. | ||
Authorities seize enough fentanyl to kill three times San Francisco's population, Gavin Newsom says. | ||
San Francisco, once a great city, once a great American city, a jewel of the world, San Francisco, and has completely been destroyed by liberal leftists and Democrats. | ||
San Francisco might be the example. | ||
Like, you can still go to New York City and kind of have a semblance of what New York City is like and get the feel for New York City. | ||
San Francisco, you're walking around, you're stepping in human feces. | ||
It smells like piss and shit. | ||
You're getting harassed and heckled and aggressive drug addicts and homeless are coming after you. | ||
The whole city's just downtrodden. | ||
No brick-and-mortar stores. | ||
Everything boarded up. It's like you can't even find that the taste of San Francisco is now just urine and feces. | ||
Like, yeah, you go to New York, it still smells like garbage. | ||
There's garbage everywhere, and there's a bunch of homeless, and there's problems. | ||
But it's like you can still get a sense of New York. | ||
You can still go to some of the popular places, go to some places to eat, go see the sights. | ||
San Francisco, just done. | ||
Just poop island. | ||
Yeah, are you going to poop island this weekend, San Francisco? | ||
No, I'm going to pass. I'm going to pass. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
Meanwhile, migrant boat sinks off of the Greek coast, killing at least 79, I think it might be hundreds that are dead, and illegal immigrant boat coming to Greek sinks. | ||
And now the pro-illegal immigrant protesters are out, blaming the Greek government, protests across Greece as hope to find shipwrecked survivors fade, and they say, you're not doing enough! | ||
You're not doing enough! | ||
Even though they sent multiple rescue ships, multiple coast guards, and did a ton. | ||
And these are not Greek citizens. | ||
So, oh, the illegal immigrants, they tried to come here illegally and get free stuff, and their boat capsized. | ||
That's the Greece, that's our fault! | ||
And the leftist protesters are out again. | ||
Yeah, it's always something. | ||
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It's always something with these people. | |
Marine vet Daniel Penny in Subway chokehold death freed on $100,000 bond. | ||
Okay, now what about Jordan Williams? | ||
He was freed to no bond, no bail, $0. | ||
Brooklyn subway stabber Jordan Williams freed on no bail at an emotional court hearing filed with family. | ||
Now, I don't think some people are saying this is a race thing. | ||
The black guy got off easy. | ||
The white guy gets off hard. I understand why they see that. | ||
It's obviously not equal justice here. | ||
I'm not so sure it's a race thing. | ||
I think it's more of a publicity thing, which that is the race thing. | ||
The race thing is the media. | ||
The race thing is the media making a big story out of the Daniel Penny situation and not covering the Jordan Williams situation. | ||
So because it was a black man who stopped a radical ex-con from threatening people on the subway that stabbed him because it was a black man doing that to a black man, they didn't really care because they're racist. | ||
But when it was a white man that did it to a black man, then they cared. | ||
Then they made a big story of it. So then there was a big story. | ||
So then the judge felt, well, I got to have a big bond on this guy because the media is all over this because he's white. | ||
But when it was a black guy, not much media attention, let him out, no bail, no problem. | ||
That's probably the right thing. | ||
That's how it should have been. Jordan Williams, again, all the eyewitnesses will say he was defending people. | ||
The man he stabbed was dangerous and out of control and threatening. | ||
So you say, okay, we're arresting you. | ||
We've got to look at these charges. Here's some terms of your release, but you're going to release from jail, no bail. | ||
That's probably how it should be. | ||
But, oh, the white guy, the veteran, the media made a big deal out of that because he's white, so the judge has to make an example of him. | ||
So I don't think it's necessarily a race thing when it comes to the unequal system of justice in this case, which is clearly unequal. | ||
I think it's more of a media, leftist media racism issue, which is what caused Penny to have the $100,000 bond, but no bond, no bail for Jordan Williams to be freed. | ||
That's how it should have been for Penny. | ||
Alright, when we come back, we're going to play some of these video clips, final ones, final news stories, and we'll take a couple segments of phone calls here on a Friday as well. | ||
It's the InfoWars War Room, brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
Alright, we've got some news on the Biden crime family today. | ||
Yes, Joe Biden fumbling and bumbling around in his most recent campaign speech. | ||
Nobody's surprised by that. | ||
Of course, groping Eva Longoria last night. | ||
I'm sure she was very amused. | ||
But Hunter Biden had a day today. | ||
Hunter Biden escorted by Secret Service Motorcade to deposition in child support case against baby mama London Roberts. | ||
And so there were some images today from London Roberts and Hunter Biden's daughter with London Roberts. | ||
And you know, it's really, it's just like, honestly, London is, I mean, she's an attractive woman. | ||
She's a beautiful woman. And the daughter is just so cute. | ||
It's just like, this would be a beautiful little family that you have here. | ||
Now, I understand maybe that's not how you planned it, but it's like, why are you, like, you have a beautiful, healthy daughter with this woman, and it's like, you want to act like it's not there, you want nothing to do with it, you want to just, oh, nope, shove it under the rug. | ||
It's just, you know, honestly, it's evil. | ||
It's, I mean, it's beyond selfish and arrogant. | ||
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It's evil. It's evil. | |
I get it. You didn't expect to have the daughter. | ||
You probably wanted your escort or whoever she was to abort it. | ||
And she had it. | ||
Now you gotta pay for it and you're upset. | ||
And now maybe you've embarrassed the family for sleeping with a hooker or whatever. | ||
But I mean, it's just like, how can you not see that? | ||
That's the face of your daughter. | ||
And it's... I mean, where is your heart? | ||
Where is your soul? You're such an ass. | ||
Hunter Biden is such... | ||
An ass that he can't even man up and face up and take care of his daughter. | ||
Just what a complete and total ass. | ||
Dude, it's relatable. | ||
Plenty of people have children unexpectedly, and I'm sure in the Biden family, plenty of people sleep with hookers. | ||
And so, but you really think it's just like people aren't going to know that's what you did? | ||
No, you're such a selfish ass, you can't even look at the eyes of your daughter and stand there like a man and take care of her. | ||
And instead, Hunter Biden won't even look into the eyes of his daughter and say, we don't want you. | ||
Instead, that's just the life he lives. | ||
Hunter Biden's daughter doesn't get invited to the family events. | ||
Hunter Biden's daughter doesn't get recognized. | ||
Hunter Biden's daughter doesn't get proper payments. | ||
And I mean, look, do you blame London Roberts for saying, you know what, I'm going to milk this bastard for everything he's got? | ||
Hey, you don't want that to happen? | ||
Maybe don't sleep with a call girl and then not take care of the kid. | ||
Just an idea. | ||
Hunter Biden finally answers questions about shady finances and deposition. | ||
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Uh-oh. Uh-oh. | |
I mean, seriously, folks, can you imagine seeing that as your daughter and just being like, nope, I don't want anything to do with that. | ||
I get it if you're sick of the woman or you don't like her or whatever, but it's just like, jeez. | ||
And now, newly discovered Hunter Biden Maltese bank account is linked to $10 million Burisma officials' bribe. | ||
And there it is. | ||
And then they're acting like there's no evidence that Joe Biden had anything to do with this. | ||
You have Democrats going on CNN last night. | ||
Democrats getting on the Capitol Hill on the podium and saying, this is not about Joe. | ||
Hunter Biden is a private citizen, and what he does is not what his father does, and there's no linking the two. | ||
Oh, just all the emails and all the texts, and then, oh, here's one email. | ||
From Vidman Pocharskowski. | ||
Dear Hunter, thank you for inviting me to D.C. and giving an opportunity to meet your father. | ||
And spend some time together. | ||
An honor and a pleasure. | ||
And there's dozens of emails like this. | ||
There's dozens of whistleblowers like this. | ||
FBI informants. | ||
Who is the FBI informant, by the way? | ||
I mean, seriously. Folks, the Biden informant situation is getting really interesting. | ||
The crew's joking in my ear. Or maybe they're serious. | ||
Who is the Biden crime family FBI informant? | ||
I don't think it's... I mean, it's obviously not Joe Biden. | ||
I don't think it's his brother. Is it Ashley Biden? | ||
Is it Hunter Biden? | ||
Is it both of them? | ||
Is it somebody else? | ||
Is it a Ukrainian? | ||
Is it Poroshenko? | ||
I mean, seriously, who is the Biden crime family whistleblower? | ||
Who is the FBI informant that they're afraid will be killed if revealed? | ||
Is it the widow of Beau Biden that Hunter Biden was having an affair with? | ||
Having an affair with his dead brother. | ||
Oh, Joe Biden. Hunter is such a class act. | ||
Again, you know, I'm not going to sit here and act like I'm some sort of moral superior. | ||
I'm not here to judge anybody. | ||
I'm really not. But, like, I'll call it as it is. | ||
Hunter Biden is a selfish ass. | ||
And he's such a lowlife that he sleeps with his dead brother's widow, sleeps with her while his brother has cancer, and then he has a child with a lady he didn't want to have a child with, a beautiful young girl, and he doesn't want anything to do with her and wants to erase her from his life. | ||
That's the Biden DNA. See, that's the Biden life right there. | ||
So you look at that and you say, would a jerk like that really be an FBI informant? | ||
Now this is from Axios today, leftist website. | ||
Biden could lose first two 2024 Democratic primaries to RFK Jr. | ||
in Iowa and New Hampshire. | ||
Folks, they might be on. | ||
I don't know about Iowa. New Hampshire, maybe. | ||
New Hampshire, you know, they say, oh, Iowa voters are really, really informed. | ||
And you might be right, but the liberals in Iowa are also extremely indoctrinated. | ||
But boy, folks, do you realize if Biden loses even one of those two states in the opening primaries, he is in big trouble. | ||
Big trouble. That's not supposed to happen when you're Joe Biden and you're the president. | ||
Yikes. But see, the Democrats, they got to do something. | ||
What are they going to do? They certainly don't want RFK, so what are they going to do before February of next year? | ||
Are they really going to go with Biden, or are they going to try to slide in a Newsom or somebody else? | ||
Meanwhile, the left was all pumped. | ||
They thought they would have another angle to get Trump. | ||
Turns out they're wrong. Democrat district attorney in Westchester County, New York, drops criminal case against Trump. | ||
No charges filed. | ||
That one really stung the left. | ||
And now Lauren Bovert files articles of impeachment against Joe Biden. | ||
Says he's not capable of being president. | ||
And she had the left questioning her outside the Capitol. | ||
They thought they had a got you moment with Marjorie Taylor Greene. | ||
She stood her ground and it went like this in clip 14. | ||
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So that guy recording these audio screens is a really smart thing for him to do. | |
And so we need to find out, does he have those settings? | ||
I don't think we're going to find that out. | ||
There's a war in Ukraine that I would argue our country is being involved in because our president is It was involved in this type of unbelievable so-called business. | ||
But I think the country deserves better. | ||
You know, and if we were, if things were right, Joe Biden literally would have been hot on the White House and handcuffed over this information. | ||
Damn straight. But the director, Christopher Wray of the FBI, thinks that this unclassified form should not be shown to the American people. | ||
Marjorie Taylor Greene, very well done. | ||
They thought they got her, but she got you. | ||
Alright, I would be remiss if I didn't take at least a segment of phone calls on a Friday. | ||
So, the lines are now open. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
It's been a bit of a freaky Friday here, so whatever you want to call in about. | ||
You can even get weird with it. | ||
In the meantime, never doubt me. | ||
Never doubt me. | ||
Another War Room prediction comes true. | ||
Remember when they switched their online policies to say you could challenge elections now? | ||
And I said, oh, this is just gearing up for the Democrats to claim election theft in 2024? | ||
Never doubt me, folks. | ||
Here we are. CNN. Georgia election officials have been aware of existing vulnerabilities in the state's voting software for more than two years, but continue to insist the system is safe and won't be updated until after 2024. | ||
Now, what could they possibly be talking about? | ||
Georgia won't update vulnerable Dominion software until after 2024 election is the headline. | ||
Dominion voting software vulnerabilities will remain unaddressed in Georgia elections. | ||
That's CNN! What did I tell you? | ||
Why were they changing their online policies when it came to challenging elections? | ||
Because the Democrats are getting ready to challenge elections. | ||
Now, I'm not going to pat myself on the back too hard. | ||
This was an easy one to call. | ||
But it's always nice to celebrate. | ||
Our accurate visions into the crystal ball, if you will. | ||
Quickly, there's a rebellion against all the LGBTQ propaganda happening in the schools. | ||
We're going to roll clips 13 and 15 back-to-back. | ||
First, it happens in Ottawa, where they do a walkout because of the radical gender ideology. | ||
And then, I believe it was New York, where they were tearing up the pride signs. | ||
Here it is at two different high schools. | ||
Here's all the students. They walked out of school because they were sick of the Democrat sexual propaganda, the leftist | ||
sexual propaganda. | ||
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This is Robert Krejcik here for Rebel News here outside Longfields Davidson High School. | |
It's a public high school here in Ottawa. | ||
And there's a little walkout that's been scheduled here by a bunch of students in opposition to what some of them have described as an indoctrination program regarding so-called LGBTQ curriculum. | ||
Stay tuned for more. But messages like this were quickly drowned out by the noise of a rowdy crowd. | ||
Students tearing through pride posters and dancing on pride flags. | ||
It's rude and they're throwing water everywhere. | ||
They're looking at us. They're judging us. | ||
Shouldn't be like that. You're out for a reason. | ||
Rambunctious teens then turned violent, throwing pride bracelets and other random objects on the road and at people. | ||
One bracelet. Someone hit something at my head and then in response to that, everyone started cheering. | ||
There was like a group of guys and they were more like harassing us than supporting us. | ||
Organizers say the... | ||
Now you might say, Owen, why are you laughing? | ||
Don't be so mean. | ||
Don't be so cold-hearted. | ||
Don't laugh at this. This is not good. | ||
Are you kidding me? This is great. | ||
This is hilarious. We have been subjected to radical left-wing terrorism and hatred and violence for seven-plus years. | ||
Hardcore in our face. | ||
You have an event, leftists show up and tear your crap down. | ||
You have an event, leftists show up and terrorize it. | ||
You want to have an event, leftists show up and do a terror threat to the venue. | ||
You show up and leftists say, you better shut this down. | ||
Oh, and I'm supposed to hear from some sob story in a face mask. | ||
We had a gay rubber band. | ||
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Somebody threw a gay rubber band into the street. | |
Why are they so mean to me? | ||
No. Screw you! | ||
We have had to deal with your left-wing propaganda being shoved in our face without any resistance for far too long. | ||
And anytime we want to have something, you guys show up and terrorize us and tear us down and destroy us and attack us. | ||
So you're getting just a little taste of your own medicine and why am I not surprised that you don't like it? | ||
Talk about a consistent process. | ||
The left introduces something and then they get a taste of something they introduced and they don't like it anymore. | ||
So the left loved censorship when they could censor you. | ||
Oh, but now that they can't censor you on Twitter and some of them are getting censored, they hate Twitter and censorship. | ||
Oh, they want to be able to have public displays showing you what they believe in, showing you what matters to them, all their gay pride crap. | ||
Oh, and now people are showing up and saying, hey, we don't like this, and we're going to have a counter-protest, kind of like what they've been doing to us for 10 years, and now they don't like it anymore. | ||
No, I will laugh. | ||
I will celebrate this. | ||
Absolutely, unabashedly, not ashamed, 100% behind it. | ||
Watching the left get a taste of their own medicine, I will always support. | ||
I mean, maybe I should be careful without always. | ||
I mean, leftists try to commit mass murders and mass shootings, so maybe I wouldn't cheer that on. | ||
So let's say with a reasonable level and legal and lawful activity, I will always celebrate the left getting a taste of their own medicine. | ||
Now, us doing mass murder and forced vaccines like the left loves to do, I won't support that. | ||
So I won't say to any level, but no. | ||
To the legal, lawful, reasonable level that what the left does to us, seeing it done to them, yeah. | ||
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Yeah. Yeah, I'm here for it. | |
Oh my gosh, somebody threw a rubber band at me! | ||
Why don't you try having a conservative event and see what happens when the left shows up, see how much you like that. | ||
Are you going to call the police? Oh, you defunded them? | ||
All right, let's go to the phone lines here. | ||
Let's start with Joel in Missouri. | ||
Joel, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Hey, Owen. How's it going, brother? | |
Hey, good. Hey, real quick. | ||
The only thing that's going to save our country at this point is returning to God. | ||
Period. Full stop. | ||
Nothing else. We can do politics all day long. | ||
We can throw money at it. | ||
But prayer, returning to God, the only thing... | ||
That will bring this republic back at this point. | ||
We're so far down the road. | ||
And another thing I wanted to bring up, we're praying for you, brother, with the D.C. stuff, that God's holy angels will be surrounding you. | ||
You will have a warrior spirit around you, and God will be protecting you. | ||
That's all I wanted to say, brother. | ||
You're doing a great job. | ||
Keep it up. God bless you and the crew and Alex and everyone. | ||
Thank you. Thank you, Joel. | ||
And for people wondering, I am in court a week from today dealing with all the political charges against me dating back to 2019, actually. | ||
So all that is going to be on the table on Friday. | ||
So I appreciate the support and encouragement. | ||
Obviously, going into the swamp for court is never a comforting thing. | ||
But I'm an innocent man, so let's hope justice prevails. | ||
Let's take a call from Mike in New York. | ||
Oh, I like this. Mike, go ahead. | ||
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Oh, and my brother, I just want to thank you, man, and tell everybody out there that the slonk life is real. | |
So I'm on my third day. | ||
I'm doing 2 in the morning right now, and I can already tell that my mornings are just, like, I don't need, like, the sugary breakfast sandwich or, like, you know, baked good on the way to work. | ||
I just do a coffee, a little protein shake and that, dude. | ||
And I can already tell a difference. | ||
So I just want to thank you, bro. | ||
Ah, young grasshopper. | ||
Wait till you're slonking six eggs every morning. | ||
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Oh my god, that sounds awesome. | |
I can't wait, dude. The two is the most I can get down in one goal. | ||
Oh, you will learn. | ||
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I don't think I can master, you know. | |
No, someday you will be a master. | ||
I won't even claim. I'm not even the master. | ||
I'm like a professional at this point. | ||
I do six in the morning and six at night. | ||
But master level, I think, is 12 at once. | ||
I think 12 at once is master level. | ||
God level is like 36 a day. | ||
But if you can do 12 at once, that's master level. | ||
Maybe it's time for me to level up. | ||
I think I might be inspired by Mike now. | ||
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Here we go. | ||
How about Thor in Corpus Christi, Texas? | ||
We are getting hit with some bad air quality because of those fires in Mexico. | ||
know, how is it down there in Corpus, Thor? | ||
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You made a little hazy. | |
We have too many women in positions of power. | ||
Oh, gee. Men need to stand up, take these positions of power over. | ||
I'm not just talking about government. | ||
Most of these positions can be held by men in better standards, and I don't mean that chauvinistically. | ||
Like I told a gentleman earlier, I hold the door. | ||
You know, I'm I try to be polite to women and other people. | ||
Yeah, I've actually wondered that because I was in a situation where you're like kind of in the middle and it's like I can either race to get to the door before the woman and open it, but I don't want to look like a weirdo running to get ahead of her to open the door, right? | ||
But it's like I always want to try to be there to open the door. | ||
It's just I can't help myself. | ||
So sometimes you ever get caught in that middle position, you don't know what to do? | ||
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Yeah, for sure. For sure. | |
But I always hold the door. | ||
I'm not going to just not hold the door for so much. | ||
Here's the problem though, Thor. | ||
Here's the problem because let's use a couple examples like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Lauren Boebert, both great members of Congress. | ||
They do better than the average man that makes it into Congress in the Republican Party. | ||
So it's like, I don't know. | ||
I don't want to get rid of good talent because the truth is gender roles have been completely almost annihilated in this country. | ||
And it's not just that. | ||
Men are now taught to behave like women, and women are now taught to behave and think like men. | ||
And it's like, because you know what, I don't even know how deep I want to go into this, but it's just like, I don't want to just start removing women from positions because traditionally gender roles wouldn't have them there. | ||
I mean, most women are now more manly than men. | ||
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Well, and I understand where you're coming from. | |
But then maybe the men need to stand up behind the women. | ||
I mean, look at these schools with the kids. | ||
I mean, where the heck are the men going in there and slamming their fists on the table and saying, listen, you're not doing this to our kids, man. | ||
Hell, I don't even have children, and I'm fired up about it. | ||
I have to live around your kids. | ||
Get out there and demand that these school districts and these school boards stop this mess. | ||
Demand that these leaders, these so-called leaders, lead. | ||
All right. Alex Jones leads the entire city of Austin better than the city of council and the mayor. | ||
I just lost a friend over this argument the other day, which I don't really care if we're not friends anymore. | ||
I'd rather have Alex Jones as a friend, to be quite honest with you. | ||
Well, maybe if you go to the Vulcan tonight, you'll meet him. | ||
But you're down there in Corpus. | ||
It's a bit of a drive. Hey, Thor, thanks for the call. | ||
Appreciate the passion. Let's jump to Tim in California. | ||
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Tim, you're on the air. Go ahead. Yeah, Owen, thank you. | |
Cleveland Clinic dropped a report back in March, and the projections are that by the year 2030, colon cancer will increase by 90%. | ||
It's one of the worst cancers you can get. | ||
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In patients less than age 35, and by 124% for rectal cancer. | |
Here's the problem. There was another one out today, too, just to add it in. | ||
Cancer under age 50 has skyrocketed. | ||
They don't know why. Cancer under age 35 has skyrocketed. | ||
They don't know why. They say, oh, cancer's through the roof. | ||
We don't know why. Oh, but it's definitely not the vaccine. | ||
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Here's the problem, though. | |
At the same time, We're now rationing cancer treatments. | ||
There's over 130 drugs. | ||
The United States Food and Drug Administration said that there's over 130 drugs that are in short supply, 14 of which are cancer treatments. | ||
The drug shortage has not gone anywhere. | ||
There's no report on it anymore. | ||
It makes Biden look bad. | ||
There's still a massive drug shortage. | ||
Most people probably don't take drugs in this audience, but yeah, it's a serious problem for those that rely on it. | ||
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Yeah, and the solution is the FDA says they're going to import cancer drugs from China, some of which aren't even tested. | |
Beautiful. Beautiful. | ||
We should get more of our drugs from China then. | ||
Well, I don't take any of them, so it's not a concern for me. | ||
It's not the best way to look at things all the time, but... | ||
Yeah, I mean, folks, don't rely on these companies and don't rely on the government. | ||
You're going to be hung out to dry. | ||
Tim, thank you for the call. | ||
Yeah, the cancer rate is skyrocketing. | ||
Colon cancer is one of the worst forms you can get. | ||
It's just, it's, boy, all being done intentionally. | ||
Let's go to Lucy in California. | ||
Lucy, you're on the air. | ||
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Go ahead. Hi, Owen. | |
Hello. Hi, you're going to film yourself this weekend with the rugby match? | ||
Well, look, there's still some controversy whether or not Emma Farnan is going to be competing or not. | ||
We're still not sure. | ||
I'm going to have to look into it, but I hope that that man is not discriminated against just for wanting to compete against women. | ||
But yeah, I plan on being there and filming, and I'm going to be Emma's biggest fan. | ||
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Yes. And also, I think that if Trump and RFK run together, I don't think the left will be able to steal that. | |
What do you think? I agree. | ||
I think they're both probably too stubborn and pink-headed ever to team up with one another. | ||
You know, RFK's issue is going to be dealing with the Democrat Party and the superdelegates. | ||
It's going to be harder for him to deal with that than Trump dealing with the Republicans | ||
because Trump is so popular and leading in the polls, where Biden is still apparently | ||
leading in the polls on the Democrat side. | ||
If Biden loses New Hampshire to RFK, that'll be a story. | ||
If Biden loses Iowa to RFK, then Biden's actually in deep, deep trouble and the Democrats are | ||
going to have to do something. | ||
But let's recall, in the 2020 primaries for the Democrats, the long knives were out for | ||
Nobody was picking Biden. | ||
Biden wasn't winning any debates, but he kept winning elections in these key states, and then he got the superdelegates, and that's what put him over the top. | ||
So it's going to be a lot harder for RFK to deal with the corruption in the Democrat Party than for Trump to deal with the corruption in the Republican Party. | ||
I'd love to see them both come together on a ticket. | ||
I think it'd be great, but I think it's a long shot. | ||
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And the last thing, drag queens don't like being called by their real names when they're dressed in drag. | |
That's true. Why do you think that is? | ||
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It's like you're calling out demons or something. | |
I don't know. Or like they're crooks and criminals and pedophiles, so they don't want you to find out what their real name is? | ||
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Yes. Yes. | |
Oh, and they're out in L.A. Are you going to the Dodgers game tonight? | ||
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I'm sorry, I didn't get that. | |
What was that? They got the Pride Night at the Dodgers game. | ||
The Sisters of Indulgence will be there mocking the Catholic Church. | ||
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Horrible. Horrible. | |
You should go. It's going to be huge. | ||
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No. No, no, no, no, no. | |
I don't. No, thank you. Wow. | ||
But I want to watch you. | ||
This weekend. I would like to watch that. | ||
No, you want to watch Emma Farnan whoop ass. | ||
I mean, seriously, like, I mean, it's kind of a troll here, but I'm serious. | ||
I like good entertainment. | ||
Like, old 90s WWE, like, you know, some of the dudes used to rough up the women. | ||
It was kind of funny. I'm kind of looking forward to it tomorrow. | ||
Like, I kind of want to see this dude toss some women around. | ||
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Thank you, Owen. I might lose you here, so thank you so much. | |
All right, Lucy, thank you. | ||
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Farnan, Farnan, Farnan, Farnan, Farnan, Farnan. | |
That's going to be me at Q2 Stadium tomorrow, cheering for Emma Farnan, formerly Elliot Farnan, male track star, beer chugger champion. | ||
Now Emma Farnan, female rugby extraordinaire. | ||
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Farnin! Farnin! | |
Farnin! Oh yes! | ||
I'll be filming HD. They better let Emma play. | ||
I will be so mad. | ||
Do you think? I wonder if I can bet on the Rugby Sevens. | ||
If Farnin suits up to play, I might go all in on the Highlanders, I think is their team name or something. | ||
Shut up! I'll bet wherever I want. | ||
It's not like I can put an IP address on a betting app and trick them into thinking I'm in Nevada. | ||
Nobody ever does that. | ||
I want to put all my money on Emma Farnan to win the Premier Rugby Sevens tomorrow. | ||
So, yeah. If you want to come out and watch a man brutalize women, Q2 Stadium tomorrow. | ||
I'll see you there. It's going to be great. | ||
Having this platform to be able to talk to you, even just to get here, I've thanked Alex, I've thanked Owen, I've thanked Harrison, and at the end of the day, I have to thank you, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
Yes, you made this happen for me. | ||
I love y'all, and I was a little nervous. | ||
I was a little bit nervous at first, but then I realized, like, what am I so nervous about? | ||
I want to be in the studio with all my friends and family, my friends and family, all my friends and family out there. | ||
I've met every single one of y'all. | ||
I want to meet every single one of you, but coming from being a fan, and I don't know if you know, but if you follow Owen, we started off with flag waves and banner drops. | ||
So then I mimicked that. And that grew to, you know, a little following. | ||
And Alex always says, go out and do it. | ||
So I went out and did it. And I just kept at it and I kept at it. | ||
But I will tell you this, ladies and gentlemen, I got hired during the biggest part of censorship of this entire company. | ||
That would not have happened if it wasn't for you. | ||
You make everything we do here happen. | ||
I do have to say thank you for buying the products at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
Thank you for supporting us day in and day out, all the way from Stop to Steal. | ||
You showed up in November for the Million MAGA March. | ||
That was insane. We had a million people in D.C. and y'all did all of that. | ||
If it wasn't for you, we wouldn't be anywhere. | ||
So ladies and gentlemen, I do want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me this opportunity. | ||
We're having now the greatest victories in the fight against the New World Order we've ever had. | ||
We are now entering the final mile of the marathon. | ||
And that's why today it's more important than ever to realize how important you've been in this fight and to continue in the efforts you've been carrying out and to intensify them. | ||
God bless you all. I salute you. | ||
I thank you. And I beg you to intensify what you're doing now because we are over the target and history is happening. | ||
The fight is my fight. | ||
It's your fight. It's our fight. |