Patrick Bet-David sits down with Tom Ellsworth, Vincent Oshana, and Adam Sosnick to cover Trump’s breakthrough meeting with Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin’s new nuclear-powered missile warning, and Kash Patel allegedly shutting down the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
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i don't think i've ever said this before all right so folks uh we got a couple special people in the house We got an Italian from New York who is furious.
Mamdani is going to be the mayor.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Stupid.
I hate him.
Go back to where you're from.
You know what I'm saying?
Who's he from?
Freaking guy promoting freaking terrorists Hamas.
Where are New Yorkers?
How you doing?
Nice outfit.
Very nice outfit, though.
Good to meet you, Vinny.
You like this curl?
I love the curl.
He's going to stay that old freaking whole time.
And then we have to your left, legendary driver.
He's bleeding a little bit, but he's going to be fine.
Look at this freaking guy.
He's fine.
I can go.
I can go.
And then to my right, I have no clue who we have to my right.
So Adam, can you tell everybody who you are today?
Who's Adam?
And he had his own curls.
I got my own curls, too.
Where's your curls?
So what's your story?
What do you got?
I can't hear Adam.
Finally, the truth is out.
All right.
Everyone knows that Patrick bought David.
You've been funded by either Israel or Qatar.
Now the truth is out.
Yes, because that's $7,000 is a lot of money.
It's like life changes.
Proposed.
And then you listen.
I'm Jazz Chisholm today, man.
I'm Julie.
I got my blink bling.
Every time I come around your city, bling, bling.
Pinky ring worth about 50.
By the way, the Yankees ALCS ring just came in for owners.
This is the Yankees ring that says with David on the side.
Are you serious?
Yeah, it's actually freaking great.
I'm going to go take a look at this outside.
Okay.
All right.
So, having said that, we got a lot of things that we got to be talking about.
There's one rule I think.
If we give a recommendation to somebody, please take this advice.
Okay.
Kamala, you suck going on podcast.
I'm not saying you suck.
It's just you're not good on podcasts and when the camera's on with you.
I don't know why.
It seriously is like you sincerely want to listen to ideas, but it's so much of acting that it's like, what is that thing you do with your nails on the chalkboard?
Nails on the chalkboard.
Oh my goodness.
It's like, just either, yeah.
Tom.
Okay, we just lost half the audience.
Either, you know, be yourself or just stop acting and telling five different stories.
This one lady had to stop her and say, that is a world-class, what did you call it, pivot I've ever seen in my life.
And then you see Kamala getting upset.
But that's one.
Pete Butichic went on Shamat and said immigrants in America are very afraid and they're worried.
And Shamat is like, I'm an immigrant buddy.
Okay.
And I'm not afraid.
And it's the safest I've felt in a while.
You got to see that clip.
And he added that he was here legally.
Yeah.
And by the way, but you know what?
You know what I do?
Every time we do podcasts, we do have to give credit to people that sincerely want to make the world a better place.
I want to give a big shout out to Adam Carolla because Adam Carolla very statistically said that women who don't receive snap are 65 pounds lighter than those who do.
So for him, he is encouraging Snap not being available, I think, for another month.
So those who are on Snap to lose 65 pounds.
Hard to, you know, I swear to God, if anybody says anything about Adam Corolla not being noble when it comes down to these types of issues, you got to give him credit.
So forget about Jenny Craig.
It's called Adam Corolla.
He's got to come out with a new drink called the Adam Corolla weight loss program.
And the reason for that is today's November 1st, and today's Snap expires.
October 31st.
Today's October 31st.
Tomorrow's going to be November 1st.
And Snap expires tomorrow.
So folks, whatever you're doing, just be ready.
Okay.
Could be mayhem tomorrow when it does expire.
And we're going to see what's going to be happening.
But aside from that, you know, you probably don't want to be a guy named Andrew related to a royalty family.
It was a bad day for you yesterday.
King Charles removes Prince Andrew's royal titles, orders him to vacate the royal lodge.
What?
Why would he do that?
Yeah, they had him in the small castle, and now he has to even leave there.
The small castle.
Can you imagine?
Like, how dare they put him in a small castle?
Kensington is like a big palace.
They had him out back at the lodge, and now they're like, can you just tell him?
No, no, no, not even that.
Get out.
Get out.
Yeah.
Because apparently he used to go to this one place.
It's not called Rosario Island outside of Colombia, Cartagena.
I don't know where he used to go to.
We used to go somewhere.
Hey, we've got to love his new last name.
His new last name is Mountbatten.
And the British memes have gone nuts overnight.
Seriously, he will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten.
It's like a name from the family from history.
Mountbatten.
Got it.
Okay.
That's great.
That was a good one.
Trump rates the meeting with G, not 10 out of 10, 12 out of 10.
Uh-oh.
I mean, that's extra credit.
That's fantastic.
And lowering tariffs so we can talk about it.
You ever dated a 12 out of 10?
JD Vance discusses.
That's not easy.
You sound like a guy that goes to an island.
Yeah, one island.
J.D. Vance discusses potential 2028 presidential ticket with Marco Rubio.
Fed cuts rates again, but nobody is happy about it because it's like when the Dodgers win a game.
They never win the right way.
Like, how do you not win in a better way?
You're going to give me a rate cut?
Give me a damn rate cut.
Come on.
Instead of doing this.
They're taking half the week off getting their butts kicked right now.
That's right.
I'll be very objective about that.
What Trump and G did and did not agree upon in the meeting.
J.D. Vance, we already talked about that.
Stefanic narrowly leading Hoko in New York governor race.
And by the way, I agree with Tom.
I think that's brought to you by Mamdani.
Mamdani is helping.
A year from now, it's going to be even worse.
Here are six ways the government shutdown could get worse for Americans.
Shutdown will cost $14 billion in economic losses, CBO analysis says.
And then you got Cash Patel shuts down Charlie Kirk, foreign intelligence probe, and explosive feud with Trump's counter-terror chief.
Comer calls for Biden pardons to be null and void over autopin controversy.
Oh my God.
New York City candidate's mother said he's not an American at all.
We should believe her.
MTA boss Lieber slams Zoran Mamdani's free bus pledge.
Panic selling hits New York as woke Mayor Sparks Sunbelt Exodus.
Guys, stop it.
No one's going to leave.
Come on.
Like, come on.
Andrew even saying.
Nobody's leaving New York.
People are going.
Yeah, no one's going to leave.
But he's talking about Gavin Newsome, the I'm going to chase you tax.
I get it.
I get that.
Find you.
Russia tested Poseidon nuclear torpedo capable of destroying cities with radioactive tsunami.
By the way, you know what this is with Putin's new thing they're testing?
They're saying when they drop in the middle of the ocean, it creates 1,600-foot waves.
Not 16, not 160.
1,600-foot waves is what Tom was telling us yesterday.
We're going to test it.
It's a 14-story building.
Yeah.
Iran.
No, that's not a 14-story building.
No, it's not.
That's 140-story building, Tom.
You said 1,600 feet.
14-story building is 140 feet.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Each floor is 10 feet.
That's a little bit more than a quarter.
If that happens in California, though, you're like, Yeah, dude.
They're going to ride that thing.
Yeah, you're right.
Oh, they're going burning their skin, but they're going to be.
No, by the way, this is going to cause a lot of people to get better at circumstances.
Yeah.
Iran rebuilding ballistic missile program with Chinese aid, defying UN sanctions.
Bill Gates has changed his mind, folks.
What?
Shifts tone on climate, criticizes doomsday view, drawn mixed reaction.
Oh, weird.
And then Trump's grateful for Bill Gates' pivot.
Declares victory over climate change hoax.
Okay.
Fed cuts rates again.
NVIDIA is officially a $5 trillion company.
And this whole thing with Mike with AWS, you know, the cloud stuff that happened to them, you know who it happened to now?
Azure.
Weird.
Azure is Microsoft's cloud company, which is number two.
And I have some thoughts on that.
And then who's in?
Who's out?
The rise of Barry Weiss at CBS.
People getting fired left and right.
And hypocrite Don Lemon.
Whose story is this?
New York Post.
Torched for saying Megan Kelly looks trans.
The left is using trans as an adult insult now.
Two NBA legends called PlayerSoft over new techniques in separate interview.
And that is Michael Jordan and AI.
Not AI like artificial intelligence.
AI as in practice AI, right?
I love LLNA.
Elhan Omar rips Chuck Schumer for not endorsing Mamdani in New York City mayoral election.
Leftist losing slimy coward Gavin Newsome portrayal of Charlie Kirk.
That's Sky News Australia.
Gavin Newsome says he's moving on from appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast.
And Kamala Harris World Cup.
Oh my God.
There's just so many things with that.
Anyways, having said that, let's get right into it.
You know what is scary?
Because today's Halloween?
You know what is scary to most people?
Planning.
Most people are afraid of planning.
Most people are afraid of sitting there and saying, oh, my God, you want me to plan for next year?
But you know who's not scared of planning?
I want to introduce you to this guy who was looking for a business plan to fall out of the sky for him.
And it didn't happen.
But he made a decision to put on his calendar on December 12th to spend an entire day with somebody.
Go ahead and play this clip.
Watch this fellow here.
Good-looking guy, minding his own business.
The best-looking guy.
Hey, Vinny, what's up, Pat?
What are you doing?
Waiting.
Waiting for what?
Business plan to come from Skype.
Also, people told me how it works.
Work for Newton.
That's not how it works.
On December 12th, I host an event called the Business Planning Workshop, where we go through this entire manual together on how to write a business plan based on 12 billion blocks.
Okay.
All you have to do is click on our link below.
Okay.
Get registered.
December 12th.
We'll be together all day.
All right.
So if we're going to eat right now, four hours waiting like an idiot.
I mean, he even made me look up the second time to see if it was going to fall or not.
But it's not falling.
For some of you guys, I got big plans for 2026.
December 12th, come join us.
Rob, can we please put the link below everywhere so people can see it?
For those of you guys that are listening to it on audio, it's bpw.bedavidconsulting.com.
Join us December 12th together to write up your business plan for 2026.
Having said that, there's some rough business planning going on for 2026.
You know why?
Why?
Because Snap is about to expire tomorrow.
And people are losing their minds, but not Adam Corolla.
Absolutely.
Adam Carolla has advice for people, right?
Good.
So, what to know about SNAP as benefits set to expire amid government shutdowns?
So, let's read a couple of these things for some of the folks.
Folks, if you're watching PVD podcasts, I don't know if you're how much of you are relying on Snap.
So, maybe you don't know about it.
So, let's educate you a little bit.
The federally funded supplement nutritional assistance program called SNAP has been increasingly searched topic of discussion as the government shutdown threatens to halt benefits for more than 42 million Americans who rely on it.
If the shutdown, which is nearly one-month mark, continues into November, SNAP benefits could cease as early as November 1st.
What is SNAP?
The program sometimes referred to as food stamps, issues electronic benefits to millions of eligible low-income individuals and families.
Those benefits can be used to purchase food.
Who is eligible for SNAP?
U.S. citizens must apply for SNAP in the state they currently live in and must meet requirements such as resource and income limits.
This is ABC News' article, by the way.
How do SNAP work benefits from financial assistance?
What can SNAP buy and where can SNAP be used?
Eligible households can use their benefits on fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry and fish, dairy products, breads and cereal and other products such as snack, food, non-alcoholic beverages, and seed and plants that produce food for the household.
And how Trump's mega bill, chain snap, remember, this is ABC.
Earlier this year, President Trump signed his tax and spending mega bill into July 4th, into law.
On July 4th, changes were made to SNAP eligibility factors, including work requirements and non-citizen eligibility.
Work requirements.
Those working are paying for you not to work maybe for 90 days for you to recover from it, but not permanently rely on it, right?
And non-citizen eligibility.
The mega bill also slashed SNAP funding by an estimated $186 billion over 10 years.
The mega bill further shuttered the SNAP Ed, a federally funded grant program that helps people make the SNAP dollar stretch, teaches them how to cook healthy meals.
Really?
Okay, ABC, teaching them how to cook healthy meals.
Perfect.
If SNAP is teaching people how to cook healthy meals, tell me why these numbers that Adam Carolla is sharing, how healthy is it for you to be 65-pound heavier?
Go ahead, Rob.
Reading that SNAP's going to run out.
You know, 40 million people.
40 million.
40 million.
Okay, listen to me, everybody.
This whole thing of like 40 million people are going to go hungry.
First off, those 40 million people average an extra 40 pounds on them over the average working American.
If you took the average person that's on SNAP getting free food and the average person that gets no free food from the government, the average female who gets no free food from the government is 146 pounds.
The average SNAP recipient is 211 pounds.
So is there a case food?
I know.
First off, we talk about going hungry.
Nobody could benefit from a nice fast more than the SNAP recipients.
Tell me that's not noble, Tom.
By the way, he says 40 pounds, but what did he say?
The numbers were Rob.
The person, the average person that takes SNAP is 211 pounds.
And those who take no SNAP are 146 pounds.
So we're starving the people that are not eating and we're feeding the people that are eating too much.
Is that kind of what that means, Tom?
Tell me about the matthew, because I'm, you know, just a regular guy here trying to figure this thing out.
What's going on here, Tom?
Well, I think Adam Kroll is making a point that it's not helping people.
I think he's tongue-in-cheek making a point about, hey, it's not really helping the poor people that need it.
People that are on it are just kind of, you know, doing nothing and just kind of gorging and becoming very, very large.
We have to remember a couple of things.
I'm not going to repeat any part of the story, Pat.
I'm going to run into something here.
The Dems want SNAP to become part of UBI.
It's a backdoor for UBI.
They want to open more and more and more government programs toward universal basic income.
So they want SNAP to be more people.
And they want people.
And by the way, we haven't even got to the part where how many, it's not 40 million Americans.
It's 40 million people in America.
There are people on this, a huge percent of the people that are not citizens that are taking advantage of it.
And there's frauds.
I read last week, I was reading about SNAP and I read Snap Fraud Stings.
Do you know in Hawaii they ran apparently?
I was trying to find this again, but the commentary I was reading had a quick quip, and I hope this is correct, but it stands to reason.
There are people that file for it and then sell the cards.
They sell the cards for cash because they're below the line so they can qualify to get the card, but they're able to go to Costco and other places and get enough food for themselves.
That makes sense?
So then they sell the card.
So guess what?
It is sort of like universal basic income.
The same thing they did with Social Security.
They kept expanding Social Security.
Oh, you're 11 years old and someone passed away.
You can have the social security benefits, even though you weren't due to get that for 50 years.
And so what you're talking about is Hawaii has a has a hotline.
Hawaii's Department of Human Services issued a fraud order on May 22nd, 2024.
You're so right.
That's right.
I'm about this.
Of people taking advantage of EBT.
And you know what ends up happening?
They were issued a payment error rate on Hawaii SNAP program.
The state was fined almost $11 million by the federal government because its error rate, overpayment and underpayments for SNAP jumped 21% in 2223.
Well, there you go.
People that really need it aren't getting it.
And the state's not, doesn't have a chance to do it.
And then the government's got to come down and fine one of the 50 children in these United States.
Yeah.
So Adam, your thoughts on this.
Why is this such a big deal?
Meaning, like, I just sent Rob a thing over here.
Let me actually use a little bit more of a Brooklyn accent over here.
But we can let people go hungry.
But what people are we talking about here?
Because I saw this stat over here.
I'm trying to do my book on accident.
Rob, if you could show this, the types of people who are using the SNAP.
Adam, just talk regularly.
You're not sure.
Okay, I'm sorry.
They're Afghani.
The regular you is great.
Don't make me crazier.
Vincent, I'm trying to.
Go ahead, just go.
I want to hear the story.
Look at these people.
Where are they coming from?
They're definitely not my people.
They're Afghani.
They're Somali.
They're Iraqi, the Haitians.
I love the Haitians.
They're eating the cats.
They're eating the dogs.
But are these people who are not Americans?
Who are you?
Are these people not supposed to be here?
Is this what's going on?
Why are they getting, why are they getting the cat?
One of my buddies right now is in the middle of texting me.
He's an American.
I'm not going to use his name, but he's like, bro, they're going to cut me out of Snap.
I said, why the hell are you on Snap?
Yeah.
You've been in this country.
You're born and raised in America.
You're a father with two kids.
Why are you even, why are so many people on set?
Have you ever been on Snap?
Because he can't know what he can.
No, because he can't.
Snap is 50% of the time.
If he's in Hawaii, someone's going to collect it.
How long have they changed the name to make it sound cool?
Oh, Snap.
Oh, it's food stamps.
It's food stamps.
By the way, have you ever been on it?
Never.
PPD, have you ever collected food stamps?
Food stamps, yes.
You have.
Why did you collect it?
19.
I did not.
My mother did.
How long did she collect it for?
I couldn't even tell you.
Okay.
My first job, I worked for one year, then I got laid off.
And they gave me unemployment.
They gave me food stamps.
It lasts for six months.
Six months.
Yeah.
If you're a working and able-bodied person, you should get a job six months later.
I mean, we've all heard the stories of the welfare queen just having kids and getting food stamps.
And like, you never, you get married to the government.
You never need a man.
You never have to work.
You just, the government pays for you.
How long is that sustainable?
People talk about the entitlement programs here, Social Security, Medicaid.
Those are people a lot of times that can't work.
You're old.
You're sick.
These are for able-bodied people just having kids.
So my question is, why are so many people on this?
How long are they on this?
Adam, because think about it.
He said 40 million pat.
Actual numbers 41 to 42 million.
That's one out of eight Americans are on food stamps.
Okay.
And that's that's exactly what the left wants.
They want you dependent on the government.
Okay.
They don't want strong, independent citizens.
They want votes, voters who rely on freaking government checks because guess what, Adam?
That's how they held on to power, bro.
When your food, your rent, your health care all come from the same people asking you for the vote, your freedom's already gone, bro.
By the way, and then think about it.
During the Biden administration, Rob, while he's doing the thing, can you just pull up who's eligible for food stamps?
What are the qualifications?
What the time are you doing?
During the Biden administration, Democrats, remember, they were like asking for voter ideas, racist.
Who are they pandering to?
And then Gavin Newsom has made it illegal to even ask for identification in California.
Okay.
They flood the country with the illegals, and those are their voters.
And here's the truth, Pat.
And I love that you said it in the beginning.
If you're an abled-bodied American citizen and you choose not to work, but you're living off the government, you shouldn't be able to vote.
I agree.
Do you feel me?
I agree.
By the way, check this out.
So here's a guy.
World Star just posted this 19 hours ago.
By the way, a lot of foul language.
So brace for impact.
If you got your kids around, earmuffs kids.
Step away from this.
But this guy is talking about folks who are getting food stamps.
Go ahead and play the clip, Rob.
Motherfuckers thinking it, but they ain't going to say it.
Listen here, though.
I don't give a fuck about y'all losing y'all food stamps.
I'm 25 with no motherfucking kids.
I get up at 6 o'clock to go to work and at the end of the work, I go coach kids.
It's just not hard for you motherfuckers out here with kids.
It's hard for us too.
And no fucking way do I want my hard-earned tax money going towards you and your non-fucking kid just because you couldn't get off your fucking back and go get a job or tell a motherfucker to wear a car.
So no, I do not give a fuck because you're losing your benefits.
Bitch, get off your ass.
Go get a job.
Do what the fuck you got to do.
Okay, you can possibly hate your fucking kid.
I will tell you, he doesn't curse as much as Kamala does.
Kamala's horrible.
Kamala goes a little bit more.
But obviously, a part of that, on what the point is, I was in the military, okay?
And I remember when I was in the military, what would happen?
On a Monday morning formation, they would come out and they would say the following.
If your so last four years, Social Security ends with a three, step to the front.
And you're like, gosh, you would step to the front.
And then, you know, they would say, Johnson, yours also ends with a three.
Oh, come on, Sarge.
Step to the front.
Step to the front.
Okay.
I'd follow us.
Then you go to the bathroom and you have to pee.
And I don't know what they would do.
Their head was like right here watching everything to make sure there was no bleach or something to their bleach.
Let me take a look.
Let me tell you.
They would take a look and you're peeing kind of like how he's doing.
Take a look.
And then you would handle your goodness.
You would handle your business.
And then afterwards, they would come back and say, you tested positive for weed.
Okay.
You're getting demoted from an E4 to an E1.
Oh, come on.
Yep.
And you got to do that.
Article of 15.
All right.
And you go away.
I come out.
I'm talking to one of my friends.
I said, this guy's a hardcore liberal at the time.
I said, I believe anybody who gets anything for free, welfare, food stamps, unemployment, anything, drug tested at any time if we want to, to make sure you're living a straight up life.
And it's a short-term period that you get.
That's not fair.
That's invading people's privacy.
Wait a minute.
You're truly invading people's privacy and you're getting money from the people that are working to give you the benefit.
No, we're not doing this.
So the point is, Obama back in the days when he was president, I think unemployment at one point, Rob, can you verify this?
Under Obama, unemployment at one point went all the way up to 24 months.
24 months.
Just check to see if this is accurate.
Was that his first time?
Yeah, there you go.
During Obama's presidency, 24 consecutive months of jobs.
But there was at one point that unemployment.
So I just asked right now, Rob, I asked if there is, if unemployment was up to 24 months and they would pay unemployment out to 24 months.
That's what it was.
This was during the Great Recession.
I understand that.
But it was a massive, like guys could extend, extend, extend it.
Two years.
And then all of a sudden they cut.
And once they cut, everybody started looking for a job.
So what happens if all of a sudden you cut this?
Hey, guess what?
Go look for a job.
This wasn't a five for you to just stay on it.
So anyways, we're going to see what's going to be happening with this.
I know you agree with them not voting.
I think if you can get a job and you're not, and you're just getting money from the government, you're not going to vote.
It's called a free and fair election.
If you're buying their, you're buying their vote.
Stay on the, we're going to keep you money.
You shouldn't be able to.
You can't stop people from voting.
But I see what you're saying.
There needs to be some accountability if you're just sucking off the teeth of big elements.
But wait a minute.
Let me ask you for what he's saying.
If other taxpayers who are working hard are paying for you, you're voting to make a decision on behalf of who?
Other people that are funding you.
There is no logic there.
You don't own Apple.
You're not a shareholder.
You don't get to say anything about Apple.
How are you to pay your shareholder of America because you're a citizen?
Define that.
Define what that citizen of America is.
Are you contributing?
Are you paying taxes?
You're sitting on your couch having babies.
Listen, there's half of people in America I don't think should have a vote whatsoever, but they have a vote.
We can't dismantle the voting system at your point.
You're a legal citizen.
The point is, logically, in any company, okay, in any organization, whoever carries their little red wagon more than others gets a bigger vote.
Yep.
If you're sitting in America, if we ran a country, that's the only way we would ever do it.
If you don't, you don't.
It's that simple.
But obviously, right now, the more and more they're going, people are upset because, oh, SNAP is teaching people how to build healthy food.
Really?
Why are they 60 pounds heavier than?
Tell me how healthy.
Oh, you think they're following the if they were following directions, they would go get a job right now.
What do you mean, you know, any of the other stuff that they're talking about?
Anyways, all right, let's get to the next one here.
Next one I want to get into is Pete Butichic decides to go on Shamat and I think it's called the All-In Podcast, right?
Of course it is.
Oh, look at that.
And it says Halloween.
What does he do?
Yeah.
So he goes on to be a real man.
He's a straight man.
He goes on the podcast.
He tends to be a real man.
Look at him.
He's a real boy.
Adam, stop.
No more.
Okay.
He decides to go on the podcast.
And Pete Buttic brings up the concern with immigrants.
And here's what he had to say.
And here's what Shaman had to say.
Go ahead, Rob.
The worse it feels to be in this country, the better off Donald Trump is, whether he's running for president or whether he is president.
And sending troops marching into the streets.
Can I just say, as the only immigrant right now on this podcast who immigrated here legally, I feel much safer and better under a Donald Trump presidency than I ever did under a Biden presidency.
Just want you to hear from my mouth for what that's worth.
Do you feel safer about the fact that a Latino doctor crossing the street in Washington, D.C. is getting hassled or harassed because they're brown?
I don't think that I've heard that.
Now.
Okay, so you're not aware of any case in which a U.S. citizen who is like you, but you're looking at the colours.
But I will tell you, for example, after 9-11.
Wait, wait, you're on a podcast commenting about immigration.
Let me have some level of awareness.
Let me tell you, after 9-11, for example, for years I had SSS on my boarding passes.
And I was pulled over constantly.
And people probably thought that I was a Muslim hijacker.
So I know what it feels like to be harassed.
And what I'm telling you categorically is I feel safer in this presidency than I have ever felt.
And I'm just letting you know that.
This is just my lived experience.
By the way, what a fair, sound, reasonable way of giving his argument on both sides and Pete not knowing what to do with it.
Tom, your thoughts on this.
Well, Pete, let's find a victim.
Budijeg, there we go again.
Let's find a victim and exploit it.
find a crazy example or not a crazy example what if that really happened and what if that happened under eyes you compared about what's going on with the rest of it but what pete was there was he was stammering he was waiting for them to kind of come a little bit the liberal side and they wouldn't do it and he was just kind of stuck and stammering which shows you people aren't buying what you're selling and you don't have the facts to back it up because the back of the package says Like cigarettes.
You know what?
That's what it is.
No one's buying what the Democrats are selling.
And when you pick it up and look at the package on the back, you get like a warning label like they put on cigarettes.
And Tom, you think about it?
Doesn't this kind of coincide, Pat, with the previous story?
They're pissed off.
Their base, their Democratic leadership is because Trump, besides getting out illegals that are causing the crimes and they have held records, they're getting rid of their votes.
Bro, 500,000 people gone.
A million people gone.
Those people are all voting for the Democratic Party and they're going bye-bye.
They're going bye-bye.
And that rhetoric, you mean to tell me one story of one guy that's brown?
And by the way, you know what SSS stands for?
Secondary security screening selection, meaning every boarding pass says, make sure you take that brown guy and search him again because of 9-11.
Like, give me a break.
Pete Buddha Judge, by the way, there was multiple instances on this podcast where Tramoth with this really comfortable sweater is just taking him apart, like fear-porn by fear-porn by fear-porn.
It was actually a really, really good podcast.
They call it the mic drop podcast.
It should have been.
It's cool to see Tramath basically being a defender of Trump.
We all know a lot of the people in the Silicon Valley in 2016 and 2020 were not fans of Trump, but they're not defending him, but now they're sort of his staunch allies, sort of the MAGA 2.0, which we talked about this.
And then Pete Betajus sort of gives this anecdotal, yeah, you didn't hear about this one guy this one time.
It's like, okay, cool.
I will say this, you know, to maybe defend Buddha Judge for a second.
Tramoth and the all-in guys, they're based in where?
Silicon Valley?
They're in San Francisco.
Okay, so I don't know what effect they're having from the Donald Trump effect.
If there's someone you need to look at, it would be Gavin Newsom, your governor, that's based in Sacramento out there.
So if any issues you're dealing with in San Francisco or Northern California, that's all downstream of what Gavin Newsom is doing.
If you're feeling the national effect of what, if you're going to D.C., if you're going to certain towns where Trump is sending the National Guard, I get it.
You probably feel safer there.
But any issues you have are not necessarily a Trump or Biden thing.
It's a Gavin Newsom thing.
I'd love to hear his comments on what Gavin Newsom has done in the state of California.
Well, it's talking about Gavin Newsom.
Gavin Newsome has moved on from Joe Rogan, Rob.
I don't know if you heard or not.
So all this time he was talking about, Joe is afraid of me.
You know, tough guy, all this stuff.
He has officially decided to move on from Joe Rogan.
Go ahead, Rob.
Look, he hasn't, for years and years, he's been attacking me, and it's one way, and he won't have me on.
He's consistently not having me on.
By the way, I'm moving on.
I have no interest.
You're done with him.
Joe Rogan's the Facebook of podcasting.
He was sitting across one of the brightest minds in podcasting right now.
The guy was in the mic.
And there are a lot of people at the mic doing extraordinary things.
What's he talking about?
He's talking about Angel Schultz.
He's got a pretty big audience there.
He's talking about Angel Schultz.
What do you think he's talking about?
He even says he has a talk about Angel Schultz and he's sitting across from him.
He's not having enough confidence.
I didn't go there.
He was going to say the B-word.
To have me on.
Well, you've called him a chicken.
But he's been attacking for.
Here's the thing.
These guys, they all have something in common.
It's one way.
They attack, they belittle, they demean, they take things out of context.
But this is a serious thing.
But enough about you.
And so often we just sit back and go, oh, God, I really would love to go on.
Oh, if Kamala Harris just went on Joe Rogan, she would have won.
It's so much deeper than that.
And the unwillingness for a guy like that to even have the common courtesy to attack someone and not have the decency.
Say, you know what?
Why don't you have a chance to come on?
Let's have a civil dialogue.
I've watched you on podcasts with like Sean Ryan, who's a close buddy of his.
He had the curse on me for four hours.
Sean Hannity, folks like that.
And so if I can go on Sean Ryan and Sean Hannity, what are you worried about?
What are you, Joe?
You're going to cook me or I'm going to cook myself.
This is what's called spiteful ex-girlfriend energy.
You ever break up with a girl and she just completely just like, oh, I hate him so much.
He's the worst.
I would never get back with him.
And then you call her and she's like, hey, what's up, honey?
You're telling me if Joe Rogan doesn't call Gavin Newsom or Jamie's producer and goes, hey, we'd like to have you on, you think Gavin Newsom is going to say no?
Let me go to Tom.
Go ahead, Tom.
What do you think about this?
What I think about this is Gavin Newsom is trying to use reverse psychology on Rogan.
He was trying to say, oh, well, you know, he's been spiting me.
And you called him a chicken.
That's what Alex said to him.
And he's trying to use the reverse psychology.
Gavin Newsom is desperate, desperate, desperate to get on the Joe Rogan podcast and on other podcasts because they want to roll those clips together when it's time for all the campaign ads so they can look like man of the people connected to everybody.
That's the play here.
There's a playbook that goes with the 2028 campaign that has launched a year and a half ago with Gavin Newsom when he got together and made sure that he could bait and drag Ron DeSentis into a second-tier channel, ran their mini debate.
Remember that?
And so what's he doing there?
This is a guy, Gavin Newsom, who has a playbook for media.
He knows exactly what he wants to do.
And he's trying to belittle, bait, and tug on Joe Rogan's team to get himself on there.
But you know what?
They're not having it.
They're not interested.
Yeah.
And look, at the end of the day, when he's doing this, I think a part of this is the following.
He wants to say when he runs for president, I asked to go there.
I'm not like Kamala.
I'm not afraid.
I'm not this.
I even told him, and he said, he's not going to have me on.
I'm not afraid of doing this, any of this other stuff.
Now, on the other side, you know, he's a leading candidate for the Democratic Party for president 2028.
The previous one, Kamala, here's what she just did.
She sat down with yesterday.
By the way, I really don't like doing Kamala clips.
Not Jon Stewart.
Go to the other one first, Rob.
Is the one with the world-class spin or misdirection or whatever.
I love this one.
I really don't like putting clips of her, not because I feel bad for the audience.
I get it.
Because it truly is so hard to, I can listen to Newsom.
So I'm not insulting.
I can listen to Newsom.
I can listen to Obama.
I can listen.
It is so difficult to listen to her because she just folks, if you're eating, practice your mental toughness and emotional toughness for the next minute and a half.
Go ahead, Rob.
Oh, God.
Rob, can you pause it?
Does he get into it fairly quickly?
Because I don't want to play the whole thing.
You know what I'm saying?
she stops him uh boom boom boom and then she okay you're right you're right So go all the way to the beginning.
It's just a first minute because it's a two-minute 47.
I don't want to go through the whole thing.
Race, folks.
Wasn't Joe Biden meant to put it on him?
Wasn't his refusal to recognize his own frailties the reason that you faced a nearly impossible task?
I ran against Donald Trump for president.
And Donald Trump ran on a platform that was in large part, I believe, misrepresenting his intentions to the American people.
He hasn't answered the question yet.
I do believe that there are a fair number of people that voted for Donald Trump who believed him when he told them that his first priority on day one is going to be to bring down prices.
And he didn't.
And you combine that misrepresentation with what was at play in terms of information.
Forgive me.
And I wanted calendar in terms of the clock.
I want to interrupt you because that is a world-class pivot, but it is not the question that I asked Patty's challenge, which is about Joe Biden's failure to recognize his own frailties and what that did to you.
The question is about Joe Biden.
Are you still reluctant to criticize the former president?
In what regard?
Well, just in terms of that question.
So you went on.
What exactly would you like to ask?
She just asked.
If you don't mind, was it Joe Biden's decision, his failure?
to recognize his own frailties in that position that put you in the position that made it almost impossible to win that race.
He was not frail as president of the United States, but he had frailties.
We all saw the debate.
I do believe that Joe Biden had the capacity to be president of the United States.
Pause right here.
And I have never done that.
All right.
So she said this to her.
The lady holds her accountable.
She goes on Jon Stewart.
This is what John John Stewart's like, what are you doing?
And Jon Stewart is probably voted for her and tried to help her out.
Watch this here.
I believe he was fully competent to serve.
Do you really?
Yeah, I do.
That surprises me, actually.
No, I do.
But there's a distinction to be made between running for president and being president.
What's the distinction?
Well, being a candidate for president of the United States is about being in a marathon at a sprinter's pace, having tomatoes thrown at you every step you take.
That sounds lovely.
Yeah, it's more than a notion.
Get involved in public service, ladies and gentlemen.
Hello.
Let's hold her back to the city.
The sitting president while doing that.
And then you want to ask, and then you want to ask why she didn't do all those podcasts.
Do you know why they shielded her?
She can't do it.
She cannot do it.
And we bet like she's horrible.
And that's why they kept Biden in the basement as well.
They're either incompetent or they're incapable.
You know what I mean?
And I just love.
And two weeks ago, she was upset with Biden.
Yeah, exactly.
It's unbelievable, but none of them.
Corrine Jean-Pierre, by the way, they just released the Intel Committee Pat.
They released a bunch of depositions where even Corrine Jean-Pierre, all of them are lying.
They're all sitting there going, nah, I didn't see it.
Pat, do you mind if I go really quick back to Gavin Newsom?
And I know we make fun of him, but I go after him a lot.
We just made a fun of him.
We point out just.
I make fun of him, especially with his hands, because he lies.
But I love that you said that too, Tom.
You guys have to understand.
I don't make fun of that, but that's pretty accurate.
Yeah, he's the front runner.
Guys, he's the frontrunner for 2028.
Let's not lie about it.
And you guys see what's happening with New York.
The left is just voting.
They'll vote for anybody that's not going to be the Republican.
But I'm telling you guys, the moment they come in, they're going to destroy the country.
And I'm not fearing people.
I'm just letting you know.
Think about, ask Gavin Newsom, and nobody's asking them, Pat, the moment you get in, what are you going to do with the border?
They're going to open up the border because that's the same guy.
And a couple days ago, he did something.
I'm pretty sure you saw this, Pat, that infuriated me.
It disgusted me to a whole different level.
He betrayed Charlie Kirk.
And I don't know if, Adam, did you see this?
Remember?
Remember when he had him on his podcast?
And Charlie actually went to this guy's podcast, sat down, sat down with techniology.
It might have even been Gavin Newsom's first podcast.
That was his kickoff podcast.
And Charlie agreed, sat there, sat with, you know, quote unquote, the enemy.
He doesn't agree with any of his values.
A guy who clearly doesn't have, Gavin does not have God in his life.
You know, obviously Charlie did.
God rest his soul.
And he still showed up.
And this is the admission of how amazed Gavin's son was.
And he was such a fan.
Play this because I want to show what he just said a couple of days ago.
Go ahead, Rob.
Last night, trying to put my son to bed.
He's like, no, dad, I just, what time?
What time is Charlie going to be here?
What time?
And I'm like, dude, you're in school tomorrow.
He's 13.
He's like, no, no, this morning wakes up at six up.
Then he's like, I'm coming.
I'm like, he literally would not leave the house.
Did you let him take off school?
No, he did.
Of course not.
He's not here for a good reason.
But the point is.
You canceled school for like two years.
That's such a good line, which is you are making my damn dance.
I'm making a death.
Okay, now you guys hear that.
Now, cut to Monday.
Gavin's on CNN and listen to what he says about his son and Charlie Kirk.
Look at this.
Look at this turnaround.
That's your son, obviously a fan of Charlie Kirk.
What was the conversation like between you and your son after Charlie Kirk was assassinated?
He called me.
I don't know how he got a phone, but he called me from school that day, really alarmed.
And all his friends were around the phone that wanted me to somehow express or understand what was going on.
He wanted to know if he was dead.
He wasn't a fan of him as much as he was familiar with him.
Like, is it how unbelievable?
Your son, Gavin, wakes up and is ready to go at 6 a.m., begging to go meet the guy and hang out with him.
And then now you play this whole, this is why he's a lying freaking sociopath.
It drives me crazy how deceitful he is.
And he's going to be the front runner.
So every chance I get to point out his lying and his character, I'm going to do it.
Horrible.
Tom, do you agree with that?
Like he was just familiar with him?
I agree with one thing.
Two things.
I think the American voters can be swayed.
And I think if you look at AOC and you look at Gavin Newsom, they're very savvy and they're capable of swaying a lot of voters.
Yes.
I believe that.
I also believe, number two, that the mashup of the flip-flops are going to be magnificent campaign ads and they're going to have to find a way to explain them.
And if they're fair debates and they ask real questions, like the journalist, and I call her a journalist from the UK, was interviewing and asking a question, doing journalistic research, asking a direct question and saying, that's a world-class pivot.
I asked you this question.
And then getting Kamala to kind of get a little sparky there because she didn't want to answer it.
That is what people need to see.
So I hope that the flip-flops and the mashups that we're going to see in the election, I hope it's real.
But these people, these people are slick.
And you're looking at a guy who's a very slick campaigner.
At the midst of it all, you know, somebody needs to sit down with him and just call it back and forth, call balls and strikes and see what this guy says in a fair-minded, you know, fair-minded situation.
But he'll be all spun up, ready to turn this into fights.
Well, they're night and day, Kamala and Gavin.
Kamala Harris reminds me of the scene from Billy Madison.
I don't know if you have that, Rob, where they're doing the debate and the moderator after Billy Madison gives his answer is like, Mr. Madison, what you said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard.
At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought.
Everyone in the room is now dumber for having listened to it.
That's when you listen to Kamala.
You're just like, did I get dumber?
What just happened here?
What was the whole time and space?
Oh, God.
You're just, you're sitting there and she's rambling.
Even PBD has to tell you to wear earmuffs before you get on.
Gavin is the exact opposite.
As skilled as a politician as it gets.
And it's slimy.
You feel like you need to take a shower, yet people are going to vote for it.
And it's authentic, yet it's fake.
Then he's going to put on his little, he is so skilled.
Anyone thinks that Gavin Newsom is not going to be a realistic opportunity to be the president, the president of the United States, you get another thing coming.
He's completely capable and he's completely fake.
And by the way, I got to correct myself.
Sarah Ferguson from ABC's international channel 730, she's Australian, not British.
Tom, very fact-check.
It's going to be okay, man.
Tom, don't ever make a mistake like that.
I don't know with what's going on with the royalty.
You want me to cancel him?
Doesn't want to do it.
I'll make a call to the UK.
I'll make them.
Sorry, Sarah.
You're from Australia.
I'm going to make a call.
Okay, good.
Let me just get into it, Tom.
Sarah's going to text you right afterwards and receive the apology.
Okay, so Trump, China, Trump rates meeting with China, G, 12 out of 10.
Guys, it was that good on the meeting that took place, which is great.
Okay.
The fact that they're having a meeting is incredible.
Rob, can you go to the meeting when they're shaking hands and they're kind of first, you know, the is this it?
The first time?
Okay, this is when they just visit each other.
I think this is two days ago.
Go ahead, Rob, if you can play that clip.
Go ahead.
The president of the People's Republic of China takes Johnson just.
Oh, it's getting tighter.
Good to see you again.
Good to see you again.
And we're going to have a very successful meeting, I have no doubt.
But he's a very tough negotiator.
That's not good.
Not good.
You know what look he's giving?
She's giving me a look like, oh my God, another American.
Because you have to realize for them, they're not a flattery community.
Oh, no.
They're not going to be like, honey, you did such a good job.
Thank you.
Straight A's or you're fired as my son type of an environment, right?
And then afterwards, he's on Air Force One, the famous office.
I don't know why he always does this meeting situation.
Back that door.
Go ahead, Rob.
You're asked about how the meeting went.
Go ahead.
I think we've discussed mostly what we said.
Pretty comprehensive.
We're going to issue a statement on some of the details.
But overall, I guess on the scale from 0 to 10, with 10 being the best, I would say the meeting was at 12.
I think it was at 12.
Very importantly, you know, just the whole relationship is very, very important.
And I think it was really good, especially coming on the heels of the situation.
Tom.
Well, I think what Trump is trying to do is get the deal done.
And China is still going to be thinking long term.
And on the other side of life, you have economy and then you've got defense and you've got little leaks coming out about China going to help Iran or something.
So you have those little leaks coming out.
So you see, China is still playing this 3D chess, but I think the president made great progress economically.
You had Besson over the week before, I believe they were in Malaysia or wherever it was.
They were not in China with the Chinese diplomats representing the economy.
And I think that there's tremendous momentum that's coming along here.
And I think we're about to hear about a giant soybean deal where China's going to buy a lot of soybean from U.S. farmers.
So I think there's multi-points on this that are really good that are going to move forward.
And it's interesting.
He says, look, now that we've met, now that we have some agreements, I'll take the tariffs back.
Very simple.
I'm not here to hurt you.
I'm here to negotiate.
And I like what we're hearing, but remember, China plays the long game.
And so what you get over here, you got to keep an eye on them over there.
Yeah, so the decision was to lower the Chinese exports from 57 or 47%, which Trump said was because of Xi's commitment to decrease the flow of fentanyl.
And on the topic of that, when they talk about the things that they agreed on, this and didn't agree on, this is the NBC News story.
Fentanyl, Trump agreed, lowered the fentanyl tariffs on China 10 to 20%.
Trump lowered fentanyl tariffs on China 10 to 20%, effective immediately.
What?
10 from 20%, effective immediately, marking total tariffs 47 to 50%.
Trust Xi will work very hard to stop fentanyl precursors.
I think you're going to see a big difference.
He said about the meeting with China, rare earth minerals, which is what just Tom talked about.
China imposed exports controls on rare earth for magnets and turbines and EVs as a trade chip.
Trump and Xi agree to a one-year reprive, likely routinely extended.
All of a rare earth has been settled, and that's for the world.
So that's one.
Soybeans, what Tom just talked about.
Ukraine, U.S. and China will work together on Ukraine war.
Ukraine came up very strongly.
We talked about it for a long time.
We're both going to work together to see if we can get something done.
And then NVIDIA, no discussion on relaxing Blackwell chip export curbs.
We're not talking about Blackwell chips.
Trump said U.S. allows limited H-20 GPU exports to China.
So let me tell you what I think is going on here.
You know, you've probably heard when Trump makes a comment about Rubio, Rubio's got two big jobs right now.
One of the jobs he's got is the job of Henry Kissinger.
And you'll hear Trump will say, I believe Rubio is better than Henry Kissinger by the time he's going to be done because Henry Kissinger used to leak.
He was known as a leaker.
He was known as a leak.
You didn't hear that when he said, Rob, do you have that clip when he talks?
You remember this clip I'm talking about, right?
Like, tell everybody everything?
So he calls.
Go ahead, Tom.
He had two key contacts that we found out after he passed away with the New York Times.
And he was a professional leaker.
And he was a real son of a bitch on that end.
He may have been a negotiator and a good Secretary of State, but the people in Washington, a lot of people say there was another part of Henry Kissinger that was all about himself, and he would leak things left and right.
Okay, so Trump calls him a leaker.
I think this is it.
Yeah.
Is that called Henry Kenner?
There you go.
Exactly.
This is a play-to-clip.
This is him talking about Rubio.
We call it, we need that brain on occasion.
We got to get Jared in here.
We got to get a certain group of people.
But Steve started this all by himself.
I call him Henry Kissinger.
Who doesn't leak?
Okay.
Henry is a big leaker.
He leaked.
He leaked.
So he's complimentary with Woodkoff.
He said similar things about Rubio as well.
And so when you go back and think about what Kissinger did, Kissinger followed a guy whose name was Bismarck.
Bismarck was a previous chance of Germany.
The second Reich, which sounds bad, but it's the, you know.
And so in the 1800s, he was dealing with, you know, a handful of countries that he was always having issues with.
And he was never the biggest.
So you're dealing with Austria, you're dealing with Hungary, you're dealing with France, you're dealing with Italy, you're dealing with Russia.
And he had this, you know, triangular diplomacy that he would follow to have relationship.
You always want, if you're the strongest, which America is, China's second, third is Russia.
Triangular diplomacy is befriend this guy to eliminate this guy.
Okay.
So meaning Trump tried really hard to get good with Putin, to build that relationship with Putin, but Putin didn't play ball with him.
So then what does Trump do?
If you take Trump, U.S., Russia, and Ukraine, who would that be in triangular diplomacy?
Who should he get closer to?
If it's U.S., Russia, and Ukraine, who should he team up against the other?
It's U.S. and Ukraine against Russia.
Yes.
But in U.S., China, Russia, it's who?
It's U.S. and Russia against China.
But Putin's not playing ball.
So Putin's not playing ball.
Now he's going to go, okay, you want to do this?
Guess what?
I'm going to go and develop a stronger relationship with China.
And now he's doing this with China, and he's forcing everybody to leave Putin on an island.
The one question that you all often get asked is the following: Why did Nixon get off the gold standard?
Why?
Why did Nixon get off the gold standard?
you realize since 1971 every every single thing can be positioned back to 1971 when we got off the gold standard everything that that just blew up everything blew up since then but the reason why they did that at that time and nixon went and opened up china there's only one reason why they went and opened up china in 1970 rob can you type up who were the top 10 biggest gdps in the world in 1970 adam vinney who were the top 10 biggest gdps in the world in 1977 in 1970 u.s
was number one okay who's two i would put um japan up there i would put russia russia from back then they're still up there i don't know top 10 yes u.s was one japan was two look at that vinyl germany germany's up there right uk italy canada all the g7 countries canada was bigger than china countries yeah think about that canada's bigger than china go a little bit higher rap go a little bit higher there's one country that's not on there though ussr
USSR.
And by the way, USSR was, so he's sitting there wondering what's going on with Russia and the communist regime moving.
Nixon decides to go out there and team up with who?
Little China.
China had the biggest military, but they didn't have the biggest GDP.
They go and help China to equalize who?
Russia.
And what ends up happening?
They create the enemy.
China got bigger than Russia.
And China's where it's at today.
So to me, Trump right now is trying to do triangular diplomacy.
And the better person that would have been a better partner for him to go against China would have been Putin.
But Putin's not playing ball.
In my opinion, it would have been better for us to be closer to Russia to hold China accountable than the other way around.
And it didn't work.
And you don't want everybody to be getting along.
And you also don't want to have a good relationship with both of the parties because you can't hold the other one accountable.
Everybody's ambitious.
Everybody's motivated, but he's going through a challenge right now.
He's really, the entire time while he's talking, guess who he's talking to?
Guess who he knows is watching everything.
Everything he's doing, he's watching Putin.
And you know what Putin does when he sees this taking place?
Here's what Putin does.
Oh, really?
Okay.
No problem.
Let me drop some crazy ass news, Mr. Trump.
Okay.
So what does he do?
Here's what Putin does.
Putin comes out and drops what news?
Here's the news.
And Tom, I'm coming to you with this one here.
Putin drops the news saying that Russia is officially testing Poseidon nuclear torpedo capable of destroying cities with radioactive tsunamis.
This is New York post just two days ago.
Rob, is this a clip of what they're testing?
Yeah, it's an animation of what the, okay.
This is not what they're testing.
This is what they have just to show you what's capable of doing.
Go ahead, Rob.
The music isn't helping.
Okay.
You, I'm sure you're reading that Vinny.
I got, I got you.
I got you.
Okay.
Everybody's going to die.
You're going to die.
Okay.
Okay.
Missile launch, submarine.
So that guy goes and then look what this guy does.
He just dropped this two days ago.
Why are you showing this to the world?
Yeah.
Okay.
Why do you want the world to know this is your capability?
Why?
Okay.
Great music.
Killing, killing people.
Yes.
Those are our aircraft carriers.
That's the design.
What else is it capable of doing?
Boom.
Look at that.
And I love how he puts some music, hip hop music.
Yeah, to make it softer.
And look at that.
1600 foot waves.
I hope Trump's team makes a video going back.
200 meters is what, Tom?
200 meters.
Each meter is three feet.
So 200 meters.
So a little over.
So six.
Let me just read this to you to see what they're doing.
So why is Putin doing this?
Why is Putin doing this?
What's he trying to say?
What's he trying to tell people?
Okay.
So Putin drops that on a nuclear Poseidon capable of leveling coastal cities with 1,600-foot-high radioactive tsunamis.
1,600 feet is roughly 160-story building coming at you.
And while he's doing this, not much is publicly known about Poseidon.
Reports estimate that the weapon is capable of carrying a two-megaton warhead or more than 150 times the power of a bomb.
The U.S. dropped on Hiroshima.
Vinny, 150 times stronger than what we dropped on Hiroshima in 1945.
They are designed to trigger radioactive tsunamis of up to 1,600 feet from hundreds of miles away, according to Russia state media.
That's what he announces.
And what does President Trump come out and say all of a sudden?
What?
Tom, what does President Truman come out and say all of a sudden?
Well, we're going back to testing and we're going to do a whole lot of testing.
We got great nuclear program, wonderful smart nuclear scientists.
It's wonderful, best in the world.
Some of them, my God, some of these wonderful people are great.
And we're going to come back and talk to you.
This is what he says.
We have more nuclear weapons than anybody.
We don't do testing.
We've halted it years, many years ago.
But with others doing testing, I think it's appropriate that we do also.
It was a okay.
So when was the meeting with Xi?
Just this week.
But what day?
What day?
Give me a day.
What day was it, Rob?
When was the meeting?
I thought it was Wednesday.
Wednesday?
I think Wednesday.
Okay.
Our Wednesday, right?
That's right.
Our Wednesday.
October 30th, which is yesterday.
Yes.
Okay.
Do you know when Putin announced this testing?
When?
Do you know when he announced that?
Thursday?
No, no.
A day before.
Oh.
Which is like, hey, right before your meeting.
Okay, I got you.
I want you to know what we have that we got going on.
Okay.
So, Tom, your thoughts, okay, with everything that's going on right now with Russia, China, how do you think this is being managed?
And who and what country you think is preventing the negotiation from going smoother?
Well, first of all, Russia is interfering here, and Russia is doing it deliberately.
You had China in the days leading up to the South Korea summit where Trump and Xi met live 101.
And by the way, never mind, there was a whole bunch of South Korea positive announcements that were made.
But Russia is the one that's meddling here.
Russia is putting it out there because they know that we are with Ukraine this week and trying to get the war stopped there.
And we know that Russian stuff and Chinese stuff have made it to Iran.
And that's annoying to us trying to get peace in the Middle East because Iran turns around and repurposes that stuff in their support of anything that begins with H.
And so Russia making an announcement ahead of time is it's like, let's say you got, Vinny, let's say you got divorced and you were a divorced person and your wedding's going to be on Saturday.
Okay.
And your ex-wife, who's giving you complete crap about the custody of the kids.
I met her.
On Friday, on Friday, she makes a big announcement.
I'm pregnant with twins and emails it to everybody.
So you're going to your wedding and you got your two little girls there with you.
You got custody for the weekend.
They're going to be in your wedding.
And then people start asking them, oh, you're going to have little sisters.
Isn't that great?
That's what Russia's doing.
They're throwing announcements down.
I honestly didn't get any of that stuff.
What's your point, Tom?
First of all, my ex-width is a lot of fun.
Russia's making a nuclear testing announcement a day before.
So, whose kids are the twins?
That's what I want to know.
I already have two kids, but she's lying and saying that you never called them.
You didn't pay the children.
I'm saying what happened with the little Susie and little 18 years, 18 years, and on the 18th birthday, you found out it wasn't his.
I'm here talking about triangular diplomacy.
Tom's talking about twins diplomacy.
I know what four women.
So, think about it.
Think about it this way: the U.S. does have a relationship with Russia.
We're trying to negotiate through it.
We're trying to make that a better relationship.
We're trying to end the Ukraine war.
At the same time, Russia's got this gas and energy deal that they've tried to do with both India and China, mostly China.
And so, in the midst of us getting together with China, Putin doesn't want us to have any sort of the ice thaw on the relationship with China.
None whatsoever.
So, he's happy to make, oh, our Poseidon torpedo could wreak havoc and everything on there.
And Trump just says in Air Force One, well, if other people are going to go back to testing and announcing things, maybe we should go back to testing too.
By the way, we have more nukes than anybody in the world.
I loved it.
And we have more technology.
I love it.
So, okay, well, if that's the way it's going to be, that's where it's going to be.
Adam, thoughts.
A couple of things here.
Number one, you talked about Henry Kissinger.
The whole thing that Henry Kissinger did was he practiced something called Realpolitik.
It wasn't an ideologue.
He was basically dealing with how can we neutralize the issue that is now the Cold War that was at the height of the Cold War.
I think it was when Henry Kissinger was at the height of his power.
And in geopolitics, you needed to neutralize Russia by awarding China these benefits of working with America and opening up trade.
And that was part of the reason that Nixon gold standard appeasement to China and using China as a counterbalance to Russia.
Now, it's not even close.
I mean, if you look at the most powerful countries in the world, Rob, I sent you a couple different links.
It's USA number one, China, number two.
Russia is as strong as Singapore, apparently, in this graph right here.
If you scroll up, Russia is a big, slow-moving nation.
And Ray Dalio ranked these guys?
Is this Ray Dalio?
Yeah, it says Ray Dalio ranked the strength of nations by assessing metrics like GDP, world trade, education, military strength.
So it's not just military strength.
This is based on overall.
So if it's military strength, Rob, if you can go to it, it's something else.
But let me just look at this if you don't mind.
Let me just look at this if you don't mind.
So he put U.S. first.
He is such a big pro-China guy.
Continuously.
Oh, from the first meeting we had.
It's been all pro-China.
Eurozone, he put three, Germany, Japan, South Korea.
India, he put seventh.
Interesting to put India seventh.
UK, France, Russia, he put, okay, Singapore, Australia.
Yeah, I mean, if he's talking pure economy, what is it, Rob, if we can highlight this?
What is the blue versus the white component?
It's like what your capacity is.
Total strength, per capita strength.
Gotcha.
So what's interesting about this is if you could scroll down, I mean, who is the most allied with U.S. and China?
If you just want to go real quick, the Eurozone is with the U.S. Hold on, Rob.
You're going a little too fast, my friend.
Germany's with the U.S., Japan's with the U.S., South Korea is with the U.S. India, mostly with the U.S., mostly 50-50.
U.K. What do you mean, 50-50?
India?
BRICS?
Well, yeah, but they're more aligned with the U.S. than they are with China.
Okay.
You have Russia.
We'll throw that to China.
You've got Singapore.
I would throw that in the U.S. category.
Australia, Canada, Turkey, sort of in the NATO.
They're definitely running opposite.
But the point is this: the most powerful countries in the world, the most military capable countries in the world, the most economically advanced countries in the world are all aligned with America.
We should rest easy at night knowing that.
Can you pull up the nuclear thing while he's talking about this?
And Adam, I'm really curious to know where you're going to go with this.
Can you pull up the nuclear warhead?
And I want to turn it over to Adam Humberto, just pulled it up, send it.
So this is total strength.
But if you think about nuclear strength of where Russia's at, this is where they rank.
Okay.
And this is Statista.
So Statista is not a politically left or right.
They just give you the data.
Russia's number one when it comes down to nuclear weapons as of January of 2025.
Then it's U.S., then it's China, France, UK, India, Pakistan, Israel, North Korea, and others.
So go ahead, continue.
Yeah, I mean, the whole thing with Russia is, yes, nuclearly, we should be fearful of them, but everything else other than that has been a complete paper tiger.
We've been told for years we have to worry about Iran.
We have to worry about Iran.
Iran is as weak as it gets.
I mean, they just got exposed by Israel like that.
Russia, you know, you might want to call it the funding of the military assistance by NATO and the EU, what have you.
But Russia can't even take territory from Ukraine.
So Russia is not as big as bad as we maybe would have thought.
And they have this nuclear cloud hanging over us and the world saying, don't make us hit this button.
Don't make us hit this button.
The reality is they're probably not going to hit the button because it's mutually exclusive extermination.
You know what I think about when I think about Russia and Ukraine?
Here's what I think about.
You ever see these guys that go into boxing that are massive bodybuilders who are 320 pounds and then they go fight a small guy, 180, nimble, fast, quick, I think.
The big guy gets their asses whooped.
Yes, of course.
But the point I'm trying to make to you is, what do big guys have that with one connection, the other guy's going to sleep?
They got a knockout blue.
They got one punch.
And that's nuclear.
And that's the nuclear.
So Russia can choose to destroy Ukraine with their nuclear arsenal, but they can't because they know if they do, everyone's going to come after them.
Of course.
And Ukraine knows that you're not going to use it.
So the part of you, you know, we also have something called nuclear fallout.
I'm far from a nuclear physicist.
That's Tom's job.
But if you drop a nuclear bomb, it's going to billow and smoke and go everywhere.
There's going to be nuclear fallout all over Russia.
And you know what?
You know what Ukraine is embarrassing Russia with?
Everything?
Drones.
Oh, yes.
Small little $500 drones.
They're flying $500 drones into tanks and they're blowing them up.
If you look at one data here, Adam, that's the most concerning.
What's the one data there?
Look at the plus-minus since last year.
Who's the biggest plus-minus?
China grew by 100 nuclear weapons just in 12 months.
That's pretty.
Hello.
We are quietly increasing Tom thought.
And that's new generations.
That's right.
That's the better kind.
Correct.
Because the total number of Russia's warheads, you have to look at the generations of them.
They have warheads that are smaller, that were five on the tip, as they say, where when they launch the rocket, then five of them drop into an area, like when you're in a war and you've got the theater of battle, they can do it.
And so there's a big count in that.
You got to respect the 4309.
But what China did, that's 100 of the super modern stuff with the deployment system.
And when you say deployment system, it's rockets that are big enough and accurate enough to go from here to there to put the weapon down.
What North Korea has never had is a reliable deployment system.
That's why you see them launching the rockets that they launch into the ocean near Japan.
And Japan always picks up the 911 and says to the U.S., they're doing it again.
And they launch these rockets.
What they're doing is they're trying to test and perfect their deployment system because North Korea is just a little squeaky little voice until they get accurate rockets, missiles that can send the warhead from here to here.
But China's stuff is the advanced stuff, and that's what's nerve-wracking.
You better recognize.
You better recognize that.
For me, real quick, China's the big, this is the gold medal of Trump's complete deal.
I mean, he wanted to get in and out of the Middle East so he can pivot to China.
Everyone knows that he thought that he would end the Ukrainian war, Russia-Ukraine war, so he can pivot to China.
Everybody in his administration understands you have to pivot to China.
They are the people that you need to deal with.
They're the people, whether it's tariffs, trades, fentanyl, agriculture, chips, these rare earth minerals, soybeans, supply chains.
What does Russia have that we want to concern with?
Number one, we want to end this war.
They have oil and natural gas, and they have caviar and vodka.
Russia is no longer a threat, maybe nuclearly.
China is the threat that we need to deal with.
And as soon as we can end this nonsense in Russia and pivot to China would be incredible.
That may be right.
But you need, and because of that, the better person to team up with is Russia because China doesn't necessarily need you as much as Russia does.
That's the part where it's, you know, Trump, the way he was with G, it was good, but he wasn't as strong as he typically is.
Why?
Because Xi knows what's going on.
And Xi behind closed doors is also doing his own game to cause Putin to distance himself from the states.
Now, the one thing about China, when you think about their history, the way they like things, they like things to be fairly calm.
They're not trying to get, they just want to get so strong when it's fairly calm.
But I don't know.
I think behind closed doors, Xi is like this to Putin.
Oh, for sure.
G is like this to Putin.
Well, you made a really good point about that, that she does not respond to flattery.
Like, if you take a look at what Trump was able to do in the Middle East, a lot of these strong men, these autocrats, these people in the Middle East, they succumb, just like Trump, almost to flattery.
And like, there's something in it for them, what he did with Erdogan.
He's going to give them this, what he did with Cece in Egypt.
There's no flattery to a piece she.
Yeah, let's go to the next story.
Let's go to the next story.
Next story I want to get into is papa.
Let me see which one I'm going to get into.
Let me see which one I want to get into.
Mamdani.
Let's go to Mamdani.
Okay.
New York City mayoral candidate mother says he's not American at all.
Mamdani's mother said he's not American at all.
So what is she talking about?
This guy is American.
He loves America.
You know, he loves, you know, capitalism.
He loves people being able to make money and having their dreams become a reality.
But apparently, the mother of New York City socialist mayoral candidate, Mamdani, gave an interview when he was a 21-year-old American college student discussing how her son is not an American at all, while using terminology that some view as derogatory towards the United States.
He is a total DE.
Filmmaker Mira Nair told the Hindustan Times in 2013 when her son Maamdani was 21 years old.
At the time, Mamdani was attending Bao Doin College, where he co-founded the school Students for Justice in Palestine chapter and was pushing for academic sanctions against Israel.
Completely, we are not Fereng's at all.
He is very much us.
He is not an American at all.
He was born in Uganda, raised between India and America, and he is at home in many places.
He thinks of himself as a Ugandan and as an Indian in Hindu and Urdu.
Ferang is an informal term historically used to describe foreigners or Westerners.
But Meg Cook, an attorney born in India who serves as a GOP consultant and commentator, told Fox News Digital: the word is not some harmless cultural term, but rather a slur.
It's the word used back in India to mock outsiders to say you don't belong.
Cook said, using it here about your own child raised in the United States carries the same tone as calling someone a derogatory word or words.
It's flipping, divisive, and dripping with contempt for the very country that gave your family a better life.
Okay.
And while this is going on, the MTA boss Lieber slams Mamdani's free bus pledge.
Rob, if you want to play this clip, and at Tom, I'm going to come to you on this.
While he appreciates the focus on affordable transit in the campaign, MTA chairman Jano Lieber says.
Any proposal, you know, scale and complexity needs to be studied.
And studying making buses free citywide would be much more expansive than studying Zaran Mamdani's pilot program for a free bus route in each borough.
It would have to look at the, you know, the implications of not one bus in each borough, but it would have to look at the implications on the entire system.
They'd look at bus fare revenue impacts, adding buses and drivers, and impacts on MTA bondholders.
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Tom, is there any chance, and I mean any chance, that Cuomo could beat Mamdani?
There is a chance, but it is so remote.
You would need the people that are supporting him to suddenly become so fearful that they're not going to get their free stuff and become not upset with establishment United States, the way they've been taught to be upset and to hate it.
The people that were born in the U.S. are voting for Cuomo.
The people that are immigrants and are not from here are with Mandami.
And they brought so much of that into New York that right now, it would take a cataclysmic event for the foreign-born population to say, you know what?
I don't think he's going to be able to get me everything for free.
We're not going to get the bus for free.
We're not going to get housing.
We're not going to get this.
We're not going to get that.
You know what?
I can't do this.
And to suddenly kind of go the other way.
But right now, he's all about victim.
Look what he was doing.
He was telling a victim story about his aunt and he was lying about it.
Oh, she was such a victim.
This is what happened.
She was scared to go public.
You know, and so right now, I don't think there's a chance.
I actually just texted it to you if you want to use that.
That's got all of it in it.
I don't think there's a reasonable chance that he could lose this election.
I think there is a chance.
But man, people have to wake up and see that he is a snake oil salesman and that he's lying to you.
So the people that believe you're going to get something, look at this.
He's lying about his aunt.
You've got the people that run the buses who are Democrats and have been Democrats forever with union bus drivers are saying, this doesn't work.
The math doesn't work.
How are we going to do this?
So I just look at that.
Look at the unions that are behind the bus service and all of that.
Those aren't Republicans.
Those aren't buddies going back with Lee Zeldon and people like that from New York who are conservative Republicans.
These are not friends of the Republicans.
And they're out there saying, what he's saying about the buses, that isn't going to work.
And that's not going to happen.
So how am I?
And I think when I see that, Pat, when I see just that glimpse from the MTA, you know what it is?
People are waking up to the fact that says, you know what?
We could be looking at a really bad outcome here.
What could happen to this city could be really bad.
And I think you're seeing little people wake up.
But is there enough time in the next, what, nine days or whatever it is?
By the way, this is the greatest highlight, Riel, of what things he said that contradict what things he said.
Go ahead, Rob.
Very clearly.
I will not defund the police.
I am in favor of defunding the police.
I want to speak to the memory of my aunt who stopped taking the subway after September 11th because she did not feel safe in her hijab.
I was speaking about Zayda Fui, my father's cousin, father's cousin.
I don't really have opinions about the future of Hamas and Israel beyond the question of justice and safety.
The struggle for Palestinian liberation was at the core of my politics and continues to be.
I am not, and nor have I ever called for the legalization of prostitution.
You support decriminalizing prostitution?
Yes.
It's my fundamental belief that sex work is work.
That is haram, bro.
I would be happy to work with the president and the administration.
What we need to be doing here in our city is to end the chapter of collaboration between City Hall and the federal government.
I don't believe that the role of the mayor is to police speech.
There are consequences for speaking up in favor of apartheid.
I love the mayor.
I want to say it very clearly.
Adam thought.
I will not defund the police.
Does anybody in New York even watch this kind of stuff?
Sorry about this, sir.
Yeah.
Because clearly the guy is just talking out of both sides of his mouth.
You got to respect the fact that he's a crisis actor and nothing that you said should be taken seriously.
But I'll say this.
I'm going to give a shout out to Tom here who teach us about upstream and downstream.
And in elections, there's up ballot and down ballot.
So what I would say to New York is good luck, guys, with your new socialist communist mayor.
Congratulations.
If Cuomo doesn't pull it off, you're going to have this mayor.
And best of luck to you.
What I care about is local politics because we've been so obsessed with what's going on in New York, what's even going on federally, that we forget that we're having local elections in America.
So in Michigan, they're having elections.
In Minnesota, they're having elections.
In Ohio, in Miami, Florida, we're having elections.
And what's interesting that I've been paying attention to the Miami Beach race, we have a mayor in Miami Beach called Stephen Miner, who's done a great job cleaning up Miami Beach.
And we have this challenger, almost like the Mom Dani effect, who's they're calling her the Mom Dani Beach.
She's trying to make Miami Beach Mom Dani Beach.
Her name is Kristen Rosen-Gonzalez, and she's basically anti-small business.
She's pro-defunding the police.
She's weak on crime.
And it's very interesting to see the down ballot of what's happening here.
The Momdani effect is taking over the Democratic Party all around the world, all around the country.
So it might not affect you what Mom Dani's doing in New York.
Who cares?
Good luck.
But it might affect you in Miami.
It might affect you in Miami Beach.
It might affect you in Ohio.
It might affect you in Michigan.
We see this Somali pirate, the guy that's running for mayor of Minnesota.
So it's like, at what point in America are we going to take a look and say, do you love America?
Do you stand for American values?
Do you want to help small businesses?
Do you want to help fund the police, not defund the police?
Or are you the Mom Dani who says out loud, I'm pro-Palestine, I'm anti-police, I'm pro-prostitution.
And then the next month he's like, I love Israel.
Like, completely lying.
I love the police.
Completely lying.
So the two-faced thing.
So in Miami, that's what I'm concerned about.
I'm in Florida.
That's what I'm concerned about.
So I'm helping the current mayor of Miami try to defeat this communist leftist in Miami.
But you need to do your part in your city.
New York is probably going to fail us, but you need to do your part in other cities all around.
Where is he from?
Where was he born?
Uganda?
Well, okay, here's my question.
I might be crazy.
If the president of the United States has to be born in America, why shouldn't the same rule apply for every political position?
Think about it.
Like, being born here matters for national security and everything.
Why would we ever let anybody else from any other country run the show?
Think about that.
They obviously, they're like some Trojan horses.
They're telling you what they are.
They're lying to us.
If it applies for the place.
Because you need to be born in America to serve in any capacity in government.
There's some political mayors.
That's not how we're going to do it.
No, no, Adam.
But guess what?
Because it's not.
Look what you're going to get.
You're getting people from different countries coming in to run the city, Adam, and it's just starting.
They're waving a flag of a foreign nation.
The guy from Minneapolis, Rob, is that the guy?
Yeah, the Somalia.
Adam, they're playing.
They're a 30-year-old candidate.
They run away from the people.
Waving them a Somalian flag.
Where's your loyalty?
Where's your loyalty?
Some of the people that love America.
You pull up the most.
Can you pull up that clip?
Some of people that love America the most are immigrants.
Look at PBD for a second.
You're saying that PBD should not enter any formal government?
No, no, no.
Because this is someone who came from Iran, under your qualification, should never run for anything, but loves America and does more for anybody.
You'd think Pat would wave an Iranian flag during a flight.
No, but that's my point.
It's like he's not born in America.
But guess what?
He's not going against American values.
He's not going.
He's not, by the way, he's not a Christian.
Yeah, I know.
I understand, but guess what?
And what does he have in common?
And what does Mamdani have in common?
They're in a Christian nation playing that Muslim stuff.
And guess what?
I'm sorry.
I'm not comfortable with it.
It's not.
I don't put you there either.
I'm just here with you.
I just hear you.
We are a Christian nation.
You have a freaking guy waving a flag of a different country in my country.
And what do you think is going to happen?
What do you think the Mamdani effect is happening?
And you're about to feel it in Miami.
You know what I mean?
It's ridiculous.
By the way, let me see this.
Let me see this clip of this guy.
What's he saying?
He's saying, I love America.
He's waving the American flag.
Go ahead, Rob.
That's over.
Somalia.
Somalia.
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Hadan, Urdkina.
Hello?
We're going to win.
Where is this at?
This is Minneapolis.
In Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Can I tell you how many rallies I've been to similar to this?
In Miami, just how they have a little Mogadisha, the Somalian community, we have a massive Cuban community.
Just like how in Glendale, there's a massive Armenian community.
I've been just like the first political event that I've actually donated was Mayor Francis Suarez.
He's Cuban.
His father was Cuban.
Half the people there are Cuban.
They're not waving Cuban flags.
They're waving American flags saying we as Cuban Americans love American values.
They don't get up on stage and say, oh, la comas das, me amigo, me gente, que paso, yo necesito.
Like, they're like, we love America.
Let's keep America the way it is.
We have to flee Cuba.
We have to flee free Fidel.
We love America.
That's the challenge is the Democratic Party is embracing every single other flag other than the American flag.
When you get here, the whole premise is, sure, you can love your country.
You can have your flag.
But there's only one flag that we wave here, and it's America.
You don't get up on stage and not wear the American.
You're waving a Somali flag.
That's the problem.
So I understand where you're coming from.
Because if the president has, think about it, if the highest position has to be American born, I mean, why doesn't the standard go across the board?
Because, Adam, look, it's taken the time and now it's coming, bro.
There's no more talking about this.
It's here.
We say that in the Constitution about representatives.
To me, to be honest with you, to me, it's more denomination.
To me, it's more religion than it is about born here or not.
To me, it's about if you are waving and you're, you know, you want to bring that here, I think that's going to be the enemy long term.
I've said this, expressed myself multiple times on this topic.
But let me get to the next story here.
Next story I want to get to is the following.
Bill Gates shifts tone on climate change, criticizes doomsday view, drawn mixed reaction.
Rob, if you want to play this clip, so here's Bill Gates.
Watch this.
Go forward.
Climate is a super important problem.
There's enough innovation here to avoid super bad outcomes.
We won't achieve our best goal, the 1.5 or even the two degrees.
And as we go about trying to minimize that, we have to frame it in terms of overall human welfare, not just everything should be solely for climate.
How much of your own view is a function of just contextually what's happening in the world versus what I think you've thought for a long time about the climate?
Well, if the aid budgets to poor countries were continuing to go up the way they did over the last 25 years, then the trade-offs between climate action and saving children's lives wouldn't be as acute as it is now that these budgets are going down and going down quite a bit.
And so the plea here is to say, okay, let's take that very limited money and not have some partitioned off for particular causes.
Let's measure it all in terms of the human welfare.
How do you help those countries?
Okay, so you have that.
And then President Trump comes out and says, Rob, if you have that clip.
It's actually a tweet.
Yeah, he says, I, we just won the war on climate change.
Bill Gates has finally admitted that he was completely wrong on the issue.
It took courage to do so.
And for that, we are grateful.
So, okay.
What do you think, in fact?
I mean, listen, for me.
Because that's a huge, like, that's a huge.
Because if you go, Rob, find old, old clips of Bill Gates talking about climate change.
Oh, my God.
There are some.
There's even a clip from 2004, 2005, I believe, of him talking about depopulation is the biggest issue that he did an interview with CNN and CNN didn't bring it back up.
This is what I'm thinking.
This is what I'm thinking.
I'm thinking there's a reason why they're not releasing the Epstein files.
That's what I'm thinking.
Because what were the chances of Bill Gates coming out and saying this?
If I had you on Calci, and I said to you a year ago, what are the chances that President Trump is going to get Bill Gates to come to the table sitting right next to Melania Trump and Bill Gates is going to say climate change is not an issue anymore.
What would you have said a year and a half ago?
2%.
What would you have said?
Be honest.
What percentage would you have said?
I want to know what ads you were giving me, but I'd be like, no, this guy is sold out to that.
Yeah, exactly.
That's not going to happen.
Okay.
So then why does it all of a sudden happen?
Why is that?
Maybe because he's sitting on so much intel that he is, I'm convinced that's what Bongino and Cash Patel bought into.
They said, who is the enemy, Dan?
And he asked, Dan, Dan, give him a list of people that are the enemy.
If those are the enemies and we know we have this on them, why release it?
We'll be able to control them for the next 30 years.
Isn't that what J. Edgar Hoover did with others?
Isn't that what the mob did with J. Edgar Hoover?
The mob knew what J. Edgar Hoover was doing and they controlled them.
Cross-dressing.
Yeah, they knew.
And back then it was a big deal.
Nowadays, you get a purple heart.
You know, it's a very different climate we're living in today versus then.
So to me, the only way somebody this dramatically makes a 180, there has to be something to have on you.
I don't think it's like, oh, you know what?
I had dinner with the president.
What a nice guy.
Yeah.
You know what?
I don't know what you're saying about him.
This guy's not as mean as you say.
Wait, what?
He is so sweet.
Bill?
No, Trump is the sweetest guy.
Bill, you don't wake up and hell and killed you.
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
There's a few of this reports.
Bill, something's changed in you.
Oh, it ain't so bad.
Yeah, no, man.
I think these are the types of things that everybody is playing lower level management and podcasts and opinion and then at the higher levels.
Like, look, guys, if I ever make it to heaven, which I don't think I will, maybe I'll tell you all about it over a game of backgammon.
And you finally realize.
Till then, you will never know, son, because you're not at this level.
Just enjoy and panic and do whatever you're doing and watch all the fear porn while we run the world and run the country.
And then one day, if you ever get a job like this, you'll know what this looks like.
But these are some of the things they're going to have to do because these are some of the things the enemy does to you as well.
I think that's what's going on here.
That's my speculation.
Let me make sense what you're saying.
You're saying that they traded their political weight around the Epstein file to say, oh, let me dangle this here.
You're playing chess.
Are you playing checkers?
I think it's impossible.
We're playing chess over here.
We need you to come out there and basically deny everything you've been talking about for the last decade.
Do you think the president loves kids?
Yes.
Do you think he loves his grandkids?
Yes.
Do you think he sincerely is a good father and a good grandfather?
Yes.
Do you think he can't stand what Epstein and those guys do?
100%.
Okay, so if you think he's that and he knows this has already happened and these people are grown, he feels bad for him.
But his way of making sure the country and the world stays sane is by using this.
So pure speculation.
I don't know.
I actually think that is an incredible take and you're going five layers deep.
And I think that's actually, I said that the speech that Trump gave at the UN, which I called probably one of the greatest speeches that we've had, which we've had some, we had some, he talked about the mass migration.
You're talking about how Europe is crumbling.
Talked about the threats of China and the rise of anti-Semitism and everything that's going to go.
But then the linchpin was the climate change denial.
Do you remember that?
He's like, enough's enough here.
He talked about that in his speech.
So in my opinion, it's been the little boy who cried climate change.
And you talked about the kids.
What it's done to Gen Z, the most anxious, depressed, just on edge, on the phone, climate change consumed generation we've ever had.
The amount of people like Saint Greta of climate change made her name on climate change and now she's the poster child for Palestinian liberation.
Does she even talk about climate change at this point?
So I don't think we understand how big of a deal this is.
The fact that Bill Gates came out there and said, stop it with this doomsday view of climate change is a massive, massive piece of news.
Did you hear what Kamala said?
I don't want to go into it back on that same interview, Robbie.
The youth and climate change.
She said, climate crisis and the climate anxiety among young people, the United States should lower the voting age to 16 years old.
She said it.
She goes, I think we should reduce voting to 16.
They've only known the climate crisis.
They missed substantial part of their education because of the pandemic.
They coined the term climate anxiety to describe fear of not only being able to buy a home, but that fear will be wiped out by extreme weather.
But fear, but we almost had.
Welcome to Kamala Harris's cabinet meeting.
To drink minimum.
Which one is this?
This is it, Pat.
This is the climate.
Climate anxiety.
Go ahead, Rob.
Reduce voting age to 16.
I'll tell you why.
Go ahead.
So Gen Z, they're age about 13 through 27.
They've only known the climate crisis.
Oh, my God.
I'm so sorry.
They missed substantial parts of their education because of the pandemic.
I'm so sorry.
If they're in high school or college, especially in college, it is very likely that whatever they've chosen as their major for study may not result in an affordable wage.
What?
They've coined the term climate anxiety to describe fear of not only being able to buy a home, but that fear will be wiped out by extreme weather, but fear of having children.
She doesn't even have any.
It is expected that Gen Z will have 10 to 12 jobs in their lifetime.
They are a larger number than boomers.
There's a specific generation.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
Could you imagine listening to that every day for the next four years?
By the way, we almost had it.
We almost had it.
That's what you call it.
That's how fragile America is.
That's what you call it.
If an appropriate name would be, I'm trying to think.
For who she is?
Yeah.
I think she could have a good name called Kamala Jeremy.
Kamala what?
Because she is Kamala Jeremy.
Because she is Kamala Jeremy.
Last name Jeremy.
Because she's like the fear porn master.
Master right.
Jeremy.
Rod Jeremy?
No, no.
I'm just saying.
Jeremy.
Like Ron Jeremy?
Ron Jeremy.
How much fear porn?
Oh, she's pumping it.
I think we need to lower the age to nine years old.
Why?
Because if you don't know what these nine-year-olds are going through.
And you know what?
To be honest with you, with the current advancement of technology, why shouldn't we allow dead people to vote?
We should allow dead people to vote.
It is their right.
Nowadays, technology is allowing you to live beyond being in death.
And if we know how they voted, we should allow them to continue voting.
Are you freaking kidding me by some of the stuff you're saying?
Again, please continue to spew out stuff like this.
That guy who's interviewing her, he's very good at doing interviews.
What's his name?
I want to respect the guy because he's so good at what he's doing with the interviews.
The diary of a CEO?
Yeah, he's so good at doing interviews.
And he's relatively fair.
He's very friendly.
But you know, deep down inside, as a capitalist, he knows.
He's sitting there saying, I cannot believe this lady is saying this kind of stuff.
He knows.
He's not a dummy.
He knows.
I don't know if I agree with this stuff.
I don't know.
You think he agrees that a 16-year-old should vote?
I think he's like a comfortable place for a softball interview.
He's not going to really push back.
He's there to enjoy the conversation.
But he's asking.
Have you ever seen him do one clip where he's like, no, I don't think so, bro.
One clip?
Not one?
No, that's not his style.
I'm just saying.
He's a safe space.
He's a definition of a safe space.
He's a safe space.
Which is nice.
Yeah.
That's great.
People need that.
But I do think there still has to be a logic there.
And I think as a logical thinker, he has to independently afterwards go in and say, this is a little crazy.
But go ahead.
What were you going to tell us with your answer today?
I saw what Trump basically came out and he just did a Rob.
I sent you that picture of what Trump came out regarding.
I thumbed it up on the chat.
He's like the Trevor Noel podcast, that guy.
He really is.
Just that guy.
He really is.
This is what Trump came out and said had to do with climate change with Kamala.
He's basically just said, listen, if you could just start making some stuff up, I got you too, buddy.
Climate change is caused by DEI.
But we've been sold a bill of goods.
Pebbity, how many years ago we had used to have climate change debates on PBD podcasts?
We had multiple people come on.
Someone wrote a book about it.
The world is supposed to be over by now.
What's that?
ALC said, How many years ago?
We're getting there.
We're getting there.
I can't wait for that.
It's just supposed to show.
I mean, Bill Gates is coming out there saying pump the brakes.
Everyone should take note.
But meanwhile, they've completely hijacked the Democratic Party.
Look how massive a concern this is on the left versus on the right.
It's great.
Keep it like that.
Who prioritizes climate, abortion, and gun violence?
Look at Securing the Border.
Look at the priority of the left on Securing the Border.
What's 76 plus 17?
Is that 93?
76 plus 17 is 93.
That means to them, it's only 7% of the issue.
No problem.
Whatever.
No problem.
Sir, that's a third-party candidate.
Security of the Border, they're non-existent in the blue.
The 17 is the gray.
Brother, what is 76 plus 17?
Oh, I see what you're saying.
You're basically saying it's nothing.
The blue is only 7% of the issue.
So they're not even concerned with anything else.
Please send Adam a Udemy gift certificate for basic math.
Exactly.
Let me continue.
My job is to make the money.
I remember once upon a time, it was called global warming.
Then they changed it to climate change because some of the data didn't line up.
Now it's maybe never even happened.
Let me go to the next story here.
There's a guy named Don Lemon.
Really?
Yeah.
And he hypocrite Don Lemon torched for saying Megan Kelly looks trans.
Left is using trans as an insult now.
Vinny.
I'm sorry, Rob, can you play this trans clip of Don Lemon calling Megan Kelly trans?
Go ahead, Rob.
Is Megan Kelly chopped?
I don't know what is.
I've heard it, but I don't know what that means.
What does chopped mean?
She's going to get mad at me, dude.
I don't know if I want this here.
What does chop mean?
Chop means like not hot.
She's chopped.
I don't know.
The whole MAGA looks.
All the MAGA ladies.
She kind of looks like a Barbie doll covered in like WD-40.
I think she looks trans.
Let's end on that note.
She looks clockable.
Clockable?
What does that mean?
Clockable means they're not pulling it off, right?
If I'm not mistaken, Rob, if you look up clockable and the trans a what I think it means you're not pulling it off, right?
Clockable is not appearing or passing off as the thing that they're going for.
Correct.
That's the dumbest thing I've heard of my life.
Can you do me a favor, Rob?
Can you just type in Megan Kelly and go to images?
That's all I want you to do.
Okay.
Go Megan Kelly, go to images.
Just zoom in.
Look at that face.
Okay.
And by the way, Megan Kelly and I, I've been on her show a couple of times.
It's not we, we don't, we're not friends or communication mode, but this is a beautiful mother, strong, takes care of her family.
Damn.
Okay.
Beautiful family, does what she does, married to her husband, and only a gay man would say she's trans.
Don Lemon is gay.
Only a gay man would think she is not attractive, which, by the way, it makes sense for him to say that, which indirectly, it actually makes me respect the fact that he truly is gay.
Yes, he really is.
Because if you can't see Megan Kelly and say she's attractive and you have a hard time saying that, listen, you're full-fledged.
Yes.
You know, Pete Buddha Judge.
I'm shocked.
First Liberace, then Richard Simmons, now Don Lemon.
They're all really hot.
Oh, no.
I didn't see that coming.
Oh, no.
No, but again, to say trans, like that's that's now, hey, what's wrong with being trans, Don?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Why are you why are you insulting the trans community?
Yeah, thank you.
What do you honestly?
What do you think happened to him?
Because, think about it, he was the-Didn't Ann Coulter say that?
She goes, wow, now being trans is a slur.
When did that happen?
But Ann said something about that.
When did she say that?
I think a day ago, can you find this, Rob?
Where Ann Coulter came out and pointed out the hypocrisy and says, oh, so now trans is actually not something that you protect, you little liberal.
It's actually something that you now use as to attack person or as a slur.
And where is the outrage of his LGBTQ plus?
Where are the T's at?
Why don't the T's?
Anybody else talks about the transgenders?
It was forget about it.
You're transphobic.
People are going to come after us and kill us.
Why is he speaking like that?
One of the biggest hypocrites, and I'm just trying to figure out what happened to this guy.
He used to be on CNN.
He used to have good points of view, especially with, you know, when he was like, young black people.
He's married to a white guy.
That might be the problem.
That might be the problem.
I don't know.
I mean, look, for me, if you're not happy at the home, Pat.
Vinny, there is a lot of impact that whatever you listen to for a long time, everybody at some point of their lives is being brainwashed.
Let me explain to you what I mean by this.
Either your parents are brainwashing you into believing you can do something special with your life, or your parents brainwash you into believing you're a loser.
But either way, you're being brainwashed.
One of them is using detergent and cleaning your brain of all the nasty negativity minds you have.
The other one is using viruses when they're washing your head, brainwashing you, and they're convincing you you're not capable of doing anything special with your life.
But either way, you're being brainwashed.
And when you get out of college or high school and you go into college, you're being brainwashed.
If you go, you know, work with a bunch of people that are business owners and they encourage you to work hard, they brainwash you into working hard.
If you go to a place and hang out with a bunch of people that are single mothers, part of the 1210-pound community that is getting snapped, that Adam Kroller was talking about earlier when he's trying to help lose weight, if you're part of that community and you're hearing other people say, hey, just go have a couple of kids and live off of this and this and that.
Okay, maybe that's the wrong thing.
Everybody's being brainwashed.
It is so flipping important who you listen to.
The wrong community can totally destroy your life.
Totally.
So having a conversation with one of my friends, relatives, and I said, man, you're listening to way too much negative stuff.
And it's truly, I'm feeling it.
I'm anxious being around you because all you're consuming is negative stuff.
Get off of it.
It's too much.
She said, no, no, no, but you know this.
I'm like, listen, I understand.
I got it.
I'm with you.
I also follow some of these stories, probably closer than you do.
But I don't go to the point of jumping to conclusion with everything that's going on.
Just kind of pump the brakes a little bit.
But to me, I think a Don Lemon, you know, Vinny, just think CNN hires you three years ago.
Who are you today?
They would probably have a little bit of influence on you.
Of course.
And even the more younger we are.
So Don Lemon, who knows what happened to him?
Because one of the greatest clips of all time with Don Lemon is when you talk about pick up your pants.
Stop using these words.
We've shown that clip many times.
And even Morgan Freeman.
I don't want a Black History Month.
Do you?
What happened to us?
Look at us.
We did okay.
Why are we talking about Black History Month?
But yeah, it's disappointing for him to go after Megan Kelly.
But that's actually a horrible position to make.
There's a lot of good positions you can make to potentially go up against conservatives and say stuff.
Megan Kelly?
Yeah.
What are you talking about?
Well, it's just indicative of who the Democratic Party of the Don Lemon is.
What did you say?
You're taking indicative.
Oh, indicative.
In dick, Tiv.
Yeah, I know.
You got it?
Yeah, I got it.
In dick.
Got it.
Thanks, Vinny.
But it's indicative of them that they just constantly doubled down on the 20% of the 80-20 issue.
Nobody in their right mind, any straight man, will look at Megan Kelly and be like, dime piece, attractive, smart, capable, feminine, opinionated, but like classy.
She's a poster child from what you would want from a wife, from a woman on air.
Like incredible.
And then you got Dallin Lemon spouting whatever nonsense he's talking about.
By the way, if you compare their ratings, I assume that she blew him out of the water.
Don't even stop.
If you look, I think he's now, he's the only person.
He's not interested.
He's in the streets.
He's doing his independent thing.
I think she probably has four or five million subscribers on YouTube.
I would guarantee you he probably doesn't even have a million.
I guarantee you that.
He's in the streets at this point, Adam.
He's in the streets.
He belongs to the streets.
But the fact that he's shaming a woman for being a trans woman when the Democratic Party built their brand for the last five years on trans women are women.
And don't be shaming trans people.
Where's the shame?
Where's the hypocrisy?
What's the difference, Rob?
What's the difference?
He's at 970.
970.
Megan Kelly's at 4.5.
So she's four times bigger than him, let's just say.
So he's punching up.
She probably won't even respond because she'd be punching down to this sad man just on a relevant podcast.
She would definitely respond.
Rob, do us a favor.
Subscribe to Megan Kelly's podcast right there.
She needs our help.
All right.
So let's go to the next story.
Next story I want to get into.
How much time we got?
1049.
Okay.
Let me see here.
Cash Patel shuts down Charlie Kirk foreign intelligence probe in explosive feud with Trump counter terror chief.
Let me read this story to you on what he's saying, Cash Patel.
Let's go through this.
So here we go.
Okay.
Cash Patel crushed efforts by Tulsi Gabbard's closest advisor to see if foreign powers was involved in Charlie Cook's assassination.
The head of national counterterrorism, Joe Kent, analyzed FBI's files to determine whether Kirk's alleged killer received assistance from foreign power.
Kent's investigation alarmed Patel, who believed the counter-terror chief was overstrapped, overstepping by interfering with an ongoing FBI investigation.
According to the New York Times, Kirk was shot in the throat by a high-powered sniper rifle while speaking to college students at Utah Valley University on September 10th.
The Times spoke with supporters of Kent who claimed he was doing his job by chasing down any leads to ensure no foreign groups were involved in Kirk's death.
After Patel discovered Kent had gone through FBI case material related to Kirk's killing, a tense White House meeting was held to discuss the matter.
A roundtable meeting between Kent, Patel, Gabbard, Gabbard, J.D. Vance, and White House chief of Seth Susie Wilson and senior DOJ officials were held at the White House.
Kent told the administration officials that he was granted access to the FBI files by low-ranking agency official.
Trump administration officials were worried that Kent's probe into foreign interference could provide ammunition to Robinson's defense lawyers, who could then argue more than one suspect was involved in Kirk's murder, Adam.
Well, the date that we have to kind of pay attention to right now, because there's so many rumors swirling out there, is this January 16th.
Have you heard about this date?
January 16th, 2026 is apparently going to be the pre-trial date that Tyler Robinson is apparently supposed to appear in court.
They said that the legal system is already in motion.
Charges have been filed.
The defendant is incarcerated without bail, and the state is preparing for trial.
So until that date, rumors are going to circulate.
People are going to go out there and make all sorts of allegations, insinuations.
We know who's out there just kind of claiming all sorts of wild things that the President Trump has allegedly killed Charlie and naming a day after him.
And people are legging these foreign governments.
But the reality is, unfortunately, none of this is going to come to light until the trial actually starts.
Then you have people in Charlie Kirk's camp, you know, our friend Andrew Colvett and Mikey McCoy, who was basically his right-hand man.
There's allegations that they were involved.
I think all this is going to come to light, in my opinion.
A lot of questions need to be answered, a lot of questions, but still, at this point, the most likely guilty person is this guy, Tyler Robinson.
But a lot of things don't add up.
I know that you've kind of gone down the path of loading the gun and jumping off the roof.
And his furry has been missing for how many weeks, Rob?
Exactly.
I think six weeks they can't find Furry Boy.
What I've learned, you know, doing this podcast and watching all these massive news stories is everybody, because of the internet, can just voice their opinion.
We give a shout out to a guy on a podcast who had the most credible, incredible breakdown of the bullet and this and that.
And then some other expert the next day was like, well, he's actually wrong.
So until we actually see what the FBI has and what the authorities have, it's just consume information, take it in, form your opinions, don't make any final assessments until we get this information.
Yeah, but you see enough.
You're not going to be able to see it because they voted not to televise the actual trial.
What do they call it?
Yes.
What is it called, Rap?
That you can't talk about it?
They gagged everybody.
I understand that, but I mean, like, think about it.
We get to watch Johnny Depp listen to Amber Heard and she crapped on his bed.
These are the trials that we want to see.
I mean, me personally, and going back to the story, Pat, I just think it's odd.
Why would Cash Patel shun Tulsi Gabbard?
Pat, you know who Joe Kent is?
Retired Army Special Forces Chief Warren Officer, served 20 years, completed 11 combat tours in Iraq, Yemen, Africa.
He retired and worked in CIA after entered politics.
He ran twice for Congress.
This guy is a stud, a legitimate stud.
Why would you try to hinder him for looking?
Because, Adam, if there is outside foreign entities involved, like, come on, bro.
Like, why would you stop him?
Did he assign to do it or did he go to get it?
I think he kind of passed it.
Kent's investigation alarmed Patel, who believed the counter-terror chief was overstepping by interfering with an ongoing FBI investigation.
He's in the government, though.
You're working for the government.
He's just being proactive.
I mean, I personally, I'm not mad at that.
I'm not mad at that.
It's just like you said, Adam, these unanswered questions that people.
Well, what I find to be comforting is this roundtable with Cash Patel, with Kent that you're talking about, Joe Kent, with Tulsi Gabbard, with J.D. Vance, with Susie Wiles.
You know, you might say you don't trust one person or you don't like how one person handles those things.
But if you put this American team of Avengers, I would say that they were going to get to the bottom of what happened with Charlie.
Do you trust the people in that room between Tulsi, Kent, Cash Patel, Susie Wiles, J.D. Vance?
Don't you think they have America's best interests and Charlie's best interest and the truth's best interest in mind?
Don't you think?
I'm saying, Adam, I'm not saying that.
I don't even, when it comes to like FBIs and CI, look at all the stuff that we hear about intelligence.
No, I hear you, but it's not just the FBI and the CIA.
You're having Susie Wiles in there.
You have J.D. Vance in there.
J.D. Vance was incredibly close with Charlie.
Don't you think you trust their judgment?
I trust J.D. Don't you trust their judgment more than talking heads on the internet?
No, but Adam, but at the same time, when it comes to guns and taking them apart and stuff, we're not dumb.
You know what I mean?
Taking apart a gun that fast and that type of gun and putting it in the backpack.
So what's your biggest apprehension to what you've seen out there with the story?
Because I agree there are questions that need to be answered.
I mean, it's such a long line of justice.
Here's one of them.
What's the number one thing?
Hold on.
George Zinn stood up the moment Charlie was shot.
Everybody is running that way.
This guy stands up, pulls out a white handkerchief.
This was all planned for him.
Pulls out a white handkerchief, Adam, and walks towards Charlie and is saying, I did it.
Shoot me, kill me, and takes his pants off.
That to me says that there was four, somebody knew about this that was going to happen.
And there's just a bunch of unanswered stuff.
And what's crazy is with all the cameras and everything, and we still can't say definitively what happened.
A normal person doesn't do that.
That's a really, really big problem.
And then, Adam, a 30-odd six gun cannot fit in a backpack.
He shot guns.
I've shot guns.
He's shot guns.
You can't fold a 30-yard six, bro, and put it in any backpack.
Troy out there who has a backpack that's one of those long ones, Pat, those Ranger ones, you can't do it.
It's impossible.
And Adam, and I'm not this crazy guy that's thinking all this, the president and all that.
No, I don't think about none of that nonsense.
Just give me the actual facts because when you're shunning it from us, and I know we don't deserve to hear all of it right out, because some of it, some of this stuff is in there that's pretty messed up.
By the way, just be honest with you.
We can move off from this.
I have so many questions.
Yes.
I have so many questions with this.
It's not even funny.
What's your number one question, Pat?
I have so many questions with this.
And I've expressed it many, many, many times.
So I'm not going to go through this too, but I have a lot of questions.
I would, you know how when something happens, you then volunteer to join the military like 9-11, a lot of people volunteer to join us.
I would volunteer to go work for the FBI to investigate and be one.
I would volunteer.
This is how bad I want to know what happened here.
I would volunteer because this guy was a very unique guy.
Volunteer.
This guy was a very unique guy.
I would volunteer to do that.
You don't even need to pay me.
And I would give a certain set of hours to go to this and find out what's going on over here because this is a very different time between MLK being assassinated, Bobby being assassinated, Bobby Kennedy being assassinated, JFK being assassinated and him.
We got 3,500 cameras.
We got things right now that we didn't have back in the days.
We should be able to figure out what's going on.
But anyways, I got one too many questions that I need two hours to go through for me to find this out.
But if they do want to call me to help with that, I would volunteer my time.
I'd go to DC once a week to just help figure this thing out.
That's how bad I want to know who was behind this.
And I don't care who it was.
I want to know who was behind this.
I have a list of 15 different people that could be.
You know, when you sell life insurance?
Yep.
We sold 800,000 life insurance policies over the years.
Give or take.
And when you have death benefits that come and they get activated and you get the investigation.
So I sold an insurance policy to a guy.
And it's like, hey, you know, this guy deserves a $250,000 policy.
Oh, you think?
Yes.
No, he does.
No, he didn't.
Were you there when he peed?
No.
He gave me the urine.
Okay.
Well, it happens he didn't pee.
His brother peed for him.
How do you know that?
Well, let me tell you what it matched.
It happened that you also sold an insurance policy to his brother as well.
His brother's P is identical to his P.
No way.
Yeah.
And now that he died a year and a half later after the investigation, we find that he lied on this and da-da-da-da-da.
And this was behind it.
No way.
Yes.
Shoot, we can't pay him $250,000.
They just refund back whatever premium he paid into it.
This other person died.
How did he die?
He shot himself.
Who was in the house?
The husband was in the house.
So who was the, well, let me tell you, they looked at him as a husband was involved.
No way.
Yeah.
How about this one?
Do you know, like, part of being in life insurance and especially volume-based for us, volume-based.
I don't sell like to rich millionaires and billionaires.
We sold to middle American, you know, people who wanted to buy quarter million, half a million dollar policy million dollar policy.
You go through these audits with these investigators and you are sometimes like flabbergasted by the results of what really happened.
But our job is to pursue, because I want this surviving member who is relying on the breadwinner to get that $500,000 death benefit.
I want her to get the money because she has to take care of those two kids.
But no, this happened.
That happened.
I mean, there's way too many things for us to go through here.
But I'm excited to hear the investigation start.
And this is something I simply, as a guy who saw a man who was a once-in-a-generation type of a guy, I want to know what happened.
Do you trust those people that we just mentioned?
Cash Mattel, Tulsi, JD Van, Susie Watts.
I think you have to know already, if you're around me enough, Adam, you have to know already for me that to be the CEO and the executive team of the biggest company in the world called the United States of America.
You don't live in the same reality.
Good point.
So don't, don't, it's not, you speak a very different language than they speak.
It's a very different language.
Like I was in the military, okay?
And I was going to go be 18 Delta, fifth group.
I talked about it yesterday with the guy, Jordan Goudreau, who was behind Operation Gideon, where they try to take out Maduro.
And you remember this interview that we did that, you know, maybe we'll show the intro at the end.
We don't even know if we're going to release it or not.
He was supposed to go to jail yesterday.
When we interviewed him, he was in the middle of the parking lot outside of his homeless shelter with an anklet on because he's about to go to jail.
Did you hear about this or not?
Maybe we'll show this at the end of it for you.
I started watching a documentary yesterday as well with Tico.
He was a very interesting guy.
But to me, when you're 18 Delta and you go, and then you're Delta Force and you go, they didn't join the same military I joined.
I didn't see the same thing they saw.
They saw things I will never see.
It's a very different world you live in.
So the average person cannot relate to what these guys have to do at the White House and who the enemies are.
They really know who the enemy is.
And by the way, sometimes they're doing certain things and making some decisions that seem like they're divisive and it's nasty.
It's like, you know, the whole thing with, you know, idolize, demonize, humanize, the whole father-son relationship that goes through three phases.
Sometimes your father has to die for you to realize why he did what he did when you were 16 years old.
Sometimes you have to lose somebody to say, damn.
You know, guy sitting there, he can't send his dad.
You know, dad never told him he loves him because his dad never told him he loves him.
So his father didn't tell him that whole thing that nobody.
And then his dad dies and he goes to the funeral just out of, you know, I have to go to funeral.
Hundreds of people show up and they all start telling how he helped them out, even though he didn't have any money.
And they're like, you don't even know who your father was.
And the guy feels like shit saying, oh, my God, my dad helps so many people out.
And he just never talked about it.
These things are real.
A part of life that is real.
And you don't need to know everything.
I talked to a guy whose father was part of SAVAC and I put him in contact with a very powerful SAVAC, former SAVAC director, and they met each other.
And that guy told them about what his grandfather did and why they didn't share everything with him.
And one day he and I were said, very, very successful guy, this guy is.
When I mean very successful, I don't mean like a millionaire.
He's very, very successful.
He visits me every month.
We sit down and we do engagements with him for his form.
He's got a very big company.
And I said, what makes you think your dad deserves to tell you this?
What makes you think he has to tell you what he went through?
Who are you for him to have to tell you this?
Who am I for my dad tell me everything?
Who are my kids for me to have to tell him everything?
You don't know the burden I carry.
I don't know the burden my dad carried living in Iran going through war.
And I don't know the burden his dad carried living in the 1920s.
I'm supposed to understand what it's like to live in the 20s in Iran.
No.
So I'm telling you selfishly because of how much I believed in Charlie Kirk.
From the moment I met him, I said, this guy's going to be a president one day.
And the kind of president I would go campaign for.
I would go not only put money and I would have campaigned for this guy.
I would have been the guy to be like, hey, I want to help this guy become a god.
I've never done that.
You know, we fought very hard for Trump, and that was probably the first time I ever did something like this, where even when everybody walked away from him, 2020, I'm probably one of the only guys that in the circle that I still stayed with him.
And you remember those moments when we had those conversations?
Of course.
So to me, yeah, I'm not happy about it, but I understand the job of being in the White House.
You're not supposed to fully understand half the things that they go through.
You're not.
And, you know, you voted for them, whether you like them or not.
They're doing their job.
And I'm not expecting like 100% of the stuff that they're doing.
Anyways, I don't want to get into this topic as long as I did.
But anyways, okay, so papa papa, what do we got?
Let me see what my next meeting is.
If I got my next meeting going on right now, that is okay.
So then we have to kind of wrap up here.
So let me do this.
Let's go into the interview with this fellow, Jordan Goudreau, who he was apparently offered $212.9 million by Guaido and the former president of Colombia to go in and take out Maduro.
And his name is Jordan Goudreau.
And it was pretty wild, the stories that he was saying.
Former 18 Delta, okay, a guy that was part of fifth group, the group that I was supposed to go to.
Green Beret.
Green Beret.
Yeah, decorated.
He's done a lot of work.
I think he's a three-time bronze medalist.
And he's done some stuff.
Go ahead, Rob.
The bottom line is there was a civil war going on in the White House.
What do you think is really the motive behind closed doors?
Venezuela is to the United States what Ukraine is to Russia.
Let's cut through all the narrative.
He's trying to secure it for a possible escalation of war with Russia, China.
Even if you look at the way he's handling it right now, it's very public.
They're flying over Venezuela.
They're blowing up boats just to say, here's what we're doing.
But I was recruited to do this, to facilitate the capture of Nicholas Maduro.
If you're doing this, you're essentially doing a business deal with CIA.
You know the track record what it is and you know you're playing with fire.
The highest office asks you to do something, you do it.
Just like when my commanders tell me to do, I do it.
Where would the payment come from?
From whom?
It was sold to me that the United States.
The contract that he signed is public with you.
It's public.
$212.9 million over the course of the term.
What's the closest you ever got to Maduro?
I was getting reports on the type of soap that he used.
That's how close I was, Patrick.
As close as you got.
Did you ever have a chance where if you wanted to take him out, you could?
Ooh, that cliffhanger right there.
Tell him where he's standing and why.
Oh, he's standing outside with the greatest technology for audio and stuff.
Oh my God.
The greatest what?
Audio.
People are walking past him in the back.
He's outside of the homeless shelter.
The VA.
He's a homeless with all the accolades that he just said.
He's a freaking home.
He's homeless.
That guy's homeless?
Yeah.
He's homeless.
Yep.
Yep, he's homeless.
Anyways, we may post the interview tomorrow to go out 9 a.m. in the morning.
So hang tight.
Matter of fact, yeah, we may post it tomorrow, 9 a.m.
We'll see what happens.
We will see.
Anyways, by the way, I want to show two other things before we wrap up.
Okay.
During my birthday, I got a lot of nice videos, but one of the coolest videos I got was from Ariella.
Oh, that's Ariella.
Selena's mom sent this to me, and I didn't play it last week, but I want to play it.
Tell me this kid isn't flipping cute.
She is so cute.
Watch this clip, guys.
Watch this clip.
Go ahead, Rob.
Happy birthday to you.
Are you training 47?
Because you don't look 47.
I don't.
What age does he look?
She's hilarious.
46.
Six.
Well, that's because he was 46 yesterday.
So.
Yeah, a lot of change.
Okay.
Anyways.
Pat, I want you to tell me how many kids.
How many?
How's your kids?
I want to meet up.
How's your kids?
I'm going to meet him.
I just want to meet him.
Just do a video of something like with them in it.
Because I want to see what they look like.
You know, I don't really know who's going to be.
Personality.
I told her she has to be married.
And I want to know who you kids are.
I don't know the name.
And I want to know the name.
So just make a video with them.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Bye.
She's so cute.
She's adorable.
She's so cute.
Anyway, somebody on Monaghan, she's your friend.
The daughter and got you.
Yeah, she's that girl is so cute.
You know, acting class go.
I go, she's amazing.
Thank you for the birthday wish.
You're the best.
I appreciate you.
And by the way, we got a lot of cool stuff that came this way.
I thank all of you guys for what you sent.
But we have some clips that were sent to us.
And I don't want, like, here's what I don't want to do.
I had Rob talk to our lawyers because I don't know if we can show this clip or not.
It was sent to us from a guy who works directly with Newsom, who is no longer there.
I think he quit about a week ago.
And they sat down showing an interview that was supposed to go live with Newsom that never went live.
So just watch this.
But the only thing is, Rob, if lawyers get a hold of us, I'm holding myself harmless because they send this clip to us as an insider.
We're not stepping on that map right now.
We're trying to stay inside the world.
Could you guys see when he was in the all in smoke, all the smoke podcast?
He acts like he's panders.
He's one of the brothers.
Well, this is, are we going to show it, Pat?
What happens here is he actually ends up becoming one of the brothers.
If you're watching, well, watch this.
Again, lawyers, if you're watching, just watch this.
Go ahead.
Watch this.
Governor Newsome.
Thank you for being on the podcast.
Thank you for having me, Steven.
I'm really excited to be here with both of you.
So hopefully we'll just, you know, knock this one out of the park.
So you're the governor of one of the biggest, most diverse states.
Who's that black guy?
How do you handle that kind of pressure?
Yo, I'll tell you, dog.
I think it came from my upbringing.
You know what I'm saying?
Just, you know, being from the streets just made me like really hardcore.
You feel me?
You guys feel me.
I thought you were from Marin County.
That's one of the richest neighborhoods in California.
I mean, yeah, you're right, but my area was really, really tough.
Do you feel me?
You know what I'm saying?
I had to teach myself to be a man.
You know what I mean?
My pops dipped out early.
I know y'all can relate to that, right?
Nah, my dad never left.
Oh.
Yeah, mine neither.
Right.
Right, but you know, it was hard.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, my mom is working all day.
You know what I mean?
I'm home.
You know what I mean?
No money, just sitting there with just stacks of wonder bread.
You know what I'm saying?
Just stacks with like mac and cheese.
Just putting that mac and cheese on it.
Okay, OG, Gavin.
Yeah, yeah, that sounds real hood.
Bro, I'm so hooded, bro.
I would just be in the backyard for hours just shooting hoops.
You feel me?
Just putting in the work.
And then my mom would come out.
You know what I'm saying?
And she'd be like, hey, Gavin, dinner's ready.
I'm like, man, shut your white ass up, woman.
Always trying to keep a brother down.
You feel me?
That's how they always do these white women.
I have to ask, though, is there any proof that you were really about that life?
Yo, I'm so happy you had, dog.
Sam, California dreaming, homie.
I actually brought my childhood journal, you know what I'm saying, just to show y'all how hood, how gangster I was, because I documented everything, Sam.
Check me out right here.
Everything, family.
In West Marin County, born and raised on the playground.
That's where I spent most of my days.
Chilling out Maxin, relaxing all shooting some b-ball outside of the sloo.
Yeah, I know that's a fresh principal there.
Yeah, it is.
I don't know who he is, but he sounds like he had a rough-ass life.
You feel me, Tom?
You feel me?
All right, we're about to wrap this thing up.
And Governor, is there anything else you'd like to add?
Man, 2028, it's Newsome Nick.
Whoa, yeah.
So, um, he, but I don't know if legal's gonna get us in trouble for that.
Nah, you can't.
I don't think they can show stuff like that.
Listen, whoever the intern was that sent us, whatever you do, come to the state of Florida.
You'll feel freer here instead of working for some like that.
But, anyways, I have 22 emails.
I'm going to spend the afternoon.
Yeah, Tom's got some stuff he's got to do.
Yank, have a wonderful, wonderful weekend.
Enjoy Halloween today.
We're going to be going trick-or-treating.
And I'm planning on, listen, if the Yankees need me to step up to the plate next year, get it.
I'm ready, guys.
And it'll be a new market, okay?
I'll be a minority owner/slash pinch hitter coming out, helping out the organization.
Definitely can't pitch.
I threw a first pitch one time.
I think I hurt somebody.
PvD predictions World Series Toronto versus your boyfriend Uncle Tom's Dodger.
The vacationing Dodgers.
Oh, my God.
Let me tell you, I'm not going to lie to you.
Stats showing how great this World Series and amount of viewership they're getting, it's unreal.
And it's actually, of course, for me, I want the Yankees to be in there.
Of course.
And the team that is in there is a team that beat us.
Which is Toronto.
Yeah.
So, of course, I want the.
And by the way, I want a game seven.
I have a feeling.
I'll make a prediction, Tom.
Let's hear it.
You ready?
Let's hear it.
Can I make a prediction to you?
I could be wrong, but I'm going to make a prediction.
I'm going to say Mookie Betz is going to have a great game today.
I think Mookie's going to have a great game today.
And Rookie and Yamamoto.
I think Mookie's going to be.
I think Mookie's going to play lights out today.
Wow.
I think it's going to go to game seven.
I think Mookie's.
I was there when they won the World Series during COVID.
You went to Game 3 or something.
I went to Game Seven.
I don't know what it was, but we exchanged pictures, if you remember that.
Oh, yeah, Dodgers Tampa.
That's right.
Yes, yes, yes.
I was at Game 5, Bueller, and then Game 6 was the decision.
And I flew to LA with my friends in LA off with Steve and I went and watched the game where Houston Astros beat the Dodgers.
I was like, I was like, I was a little bit of a sport, right?
Yeah.
That was pitching.
I was there as well.
17.
But to me, I think Mookie is playing so good as a shoot.
He made a couple mistakes, but he's playing so good as a shortstop for a guy to go from an outfielder to be a shortstop.
I'd like to see Mookie recover and have a good game six going into seven and then game seven.
You know what I want to see in game seven?
Honestly, you want me to tell what I want to see?
Please don't.
I believe every once in a while we get the opportunity to watch a guy that's destined for greatness.
I would love a game seven.
I'm talking walk-off home run Otani.
Bottom of the knife.
Bottom of the knife.
Oh.
I want to see it.
Oh, my God.
I want to see it.
I do too.
I want to see something like that.
I want to see something like that.
I want to see some special happen.
But I want to see Mookie have a big game.
I think Mookie's going to be able to do it.
After all the Canada stuff, Tom, we cannot have.
I know you're from Canada too, which is weird.
I'm derivative of that.
Like you're going to be able to do that.
Now, listen, do you know why it's the number one reason why I'm not rooting for Toronto Blue Jays?
Mark Carney.
No, Pierre Polyev.
Oh, no.
I just can't do that.
Even though Vladimir respects.
Oh, my God.
Even though that rookie.
Wow, what's that guy's name?
By the way, he got record for record.
How many strikeouts?
13 strikeouts in a game?
Yep.
Yes, I bet.
Do you want to know the craziest thing about the 13 strikeouts that he got in the game?
By the way, at this point, again, people are watching.
They're just sports people that are watching.
Let me tell you the guy that got 13 strikeouts in a game.
A number came out showing how much he makes compared to what others make, Otani mix.
Do you know how much he's making right now?
How much?
Okay, let me send this to you, Rob.
Okay, Rob, I'm going to send this to you.
Show this.
This is the pitcher who is Toronto Richard.
Oh, my.
The guy pitched lights.
He got one hit off of him.
One hit off of him.
Rob, if you don't mind showing him.
One hit.
He almost do a no-hitter in the World Series.
No, meaning the one hit that got the run is what I'm saying.
But the guy pitched so good, and they compared his salary to Blake Snell's salary.
Do you know how much his salary was for 2025?
Don't tell me.
If this is right, Tom.
He signed an $8 million contract, but his salary for 2025.
If this number is right.
250.
I don't know if this is right or wrong, but zoom in.
57,000.
Blake Snell made $27.8 million.
He apparently just got paid that much money.
Is that even possible, Tom?
Well, it is.
When you come up to the minors, you have to remember he jumped three levels in the minors this year and is now at the bigs.
I believe his first full year in the bigs on service time next year, it's going to be 475.
But he's on the rookie deal and they have stayed in $57,000 a year as a rookie got 12 strikeouts a year ago.
World Series game.
And the opponent got paid $28 million and Blake Snell is a statu.
He would have come to the Yankees, but he chose to go to LA.
Anyways.
It's reminiscent of when there was the Super Bowl two years ago when it was Patrick Mahomes.
There was Brock Purdy, who was a rookie at a rookie contractor.
That's right.
Making like a half a million bucks versus the highest paid quarterback in the league.
So prediction.
Who do you got?
I think it's going game seven.
Who's wins it in game seven?
Dodgers walk off.
That's what he wants.
I'd like a walk-off.
But give us a prediction.
You want me to do odds?
Toronto's taking it.
Yeah.
Toronto's taking it.
You want me to do odds?
Toronto's taking it.
If he said somebody has to step up, I mean, I think Otani's going to have a good game.
Somebody either than Oltani, potentially a Mookie bets, has to step up because the momentum, man, that's how it is in baseball.
Yankees know this.
The New York Giants, don't judge.
It's the momentum.
It's who's riding that high.
Vladimir Guerrero's swing is like he's chopping like a tree down with one swing of an axe.
And by the way, Springer is hurt.
He hasn't played last two games and they still watched.
Terry Springer's no longer.
No, not Terry Springer.
He passed away.
If somebody else steps up today, Dodgers won and it goes a seven and Dodgers win game seven.
If they win tonight, if they win tonight, Dodgers win in game seven, but if not, I mean tonight matters.
Two games in Toronto.
You're up in Toronto and Toronto's playing phenomenally.
The Dodgers got to play well enough to beat Toronto and Toronto's playing tremendous baseball right now.
Go Mookie!
Well, there hasn't been a Mookie.
Come on, buddy.
There hasn't been a back-to-back World Series champion since your Yankees, I believe in 2000, 25 years ago.
I think the Yankees won three in a row.
And by the way, do you think?
By the way, the Yankees won back-to-back World Series in the late 90s, early 2000s.
Do you say back-to-back-to-back or back-to-back?
What they get?
They get two out of three.
I thought it was three.
What's it back-to-back-to-back, Rob?
I think they won three in a row.
I think they won three in a row.
98.
Yep.
98.
Okay, so I was right.
Yeah, I was right.
See, Adam's right there.
Once in his life.
But when it comes to sports, I don't think it's going to happen again this year.
Sorry, Tom.
We were there when you broke PBD's heart in Yankees' stadium last year.
But you know what?
During the World Series, Toronto.
Tom, what do you think?
Canada, you've been falling apart.
Congratulations.
I think they're going to win the World Series.
We have to appreciate what the Yankees did that back-to-back.
Do you know who was the team that did it before them?
Do you know how far back you had to go?
Was it the Chicago White Sox?
Pete Rose should have been in the Hall of Fame while he was alive, but it was a big red machine, 75-76, that went back-to-back, and it was that long that the Yankees went back-to-back, which shows you how— Athletics went back-to-back-to-back?
The Reds?
72, 73, 74.
Yeah, they beat the Athletics.
Hang on.
They beat the Mets, the Reds, and the Dodgers.
Wow.
Freaking goddamn.
Was Dennis Eckersley pitching at that time?
No, no, no.
It was Catfish Hunter and a guy named Reggie Jackson.
Reggie Jackson won.
Reggie Jackson was a home.
By the way, have you ever seen Reggie Jackson?
He hits a home run.
After he hits a home run, he chases down the pitcher and beats the living crap out of the house.
