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Don't Go To The Salon And Die
00:04:29
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| I do not have the right to tell you what to do. | |
| We didn't fight for freedom in this country so that I, Gavin Newsom, a second-rate mind who has never thought any issue through. | |
| Did you ever hear his interview with Adam Carolla? | |
| You should all hear Gavin Newsom's interview with Adam Carolla. | |
| The man has never thought through an issue in his life. | |
| It's not even a condemnation. | |
| Most people have not thought issues through. | |
| It's a joke that the man is governor. | |
| It is a joke. | |
| But any Democrat will win in California. | |
| You could be functionally illiterate, and if you're the Democratic nominee, you win in California. | |
| If the state is an embarrassment, it has committed suicide, this state. | |
| I hope the country is not committing suicide. | |
| I hope the world is not committing suicide. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, you are free to do what you need to do or want to do. | |
| And if too many of you gather together close to one another at the beach, there may be a price to be paid. | |
| The odds are overwhelming that there won't be a price paid as it happens. | |
| Nearly everyone who gets... | |
| Not who gets the COVID-19. | |
| Nearly everyone who dies from it is... | |
| What was it in Finland? | |
| Over 90% had comorbidity issues. | |
| So we suggest that if you're 80 and have diabetes, maybe you should say... | |
| Stay a safe distance from people. | |
| Kids, the chances of something happening. | |
| I am going to look up under 18 deaths in California from COVID-19 and car crashes. | |
| Would you take a look? | |
| I'm sure you could find that. | |
| Look, I wrote this this week. | |
| This is what... | |
| What upsets me the most? | |
| The ease with which Americans snitch on one another. | |
| This woman in Texas who is my hero, and if this woman... | |
| I will start a campaign to raise money for her. | |
| She's opening her salon, correct? | |
| A hair salon, is that right? | |
| In Dallas. | |
| And 50 people snitched on her. | |
| I mean, she did it in public. | |
| But this is... | |
| Those 50 people are the people that in a totalitarian state would side with the monsters who run the country. | |
| They are very scary people to me. | |
| The people who snitched on this woman, what is it their damn business? | |
| You don't want to go to that salon and die? | |
| Don't go to the salon and die, which is what you think will happen. | |
| Because you are afraid and scared. | |
| That's what... | |
| A good chunk of evil comes from frightened people. | |
| Not to mention people who think that they're terrific. | |
| God, I would love to list the 50 snitches. | |
| This woman's a hero. | |
| In my wildest dreams, I wouldn't think that if you opened up your hair salon... | |
| in Dallas, I would be announcing on national radio that you're a hero. | |
| Look, people draw the right lessons from this. | |
| you Something good can happen, but I don't know if that will happen. | |
| I'll tell you now, the notion, you want to... | |
| I'm about to say something really important. | |
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Public Lands Lie
00:02:26
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| I hope everything I say is really important, so this is really, really important. | |
| When we say public lands, we are lying. | |
| It is a lie. | |
| It is government-owned lands. | |
| It is not public. | |
| The beaches of California are not public beaches. | |
| They are Democratic Party beaches. | |
| Get it? | |
| It is a gigantic lie. | |
| That is the great lie of communism. | |
| That is the great lie of socialism. | |
| Oh, the people own whatever you fill in the word own. | |
| Own the means of production, etc. | |
| The people. | |
| The people. | |
| That's not true. | |
| The state. | |
| Zilch in California. | |
| Newsom owns it. | |
| Get it? | |
| This is the lie of the left brought to you starkly. | |
| You, the public, publicly owned lands, is a perfect example of Orwellian newspeak. | |
| You are the public. | |
| You have no say. | |
| None whatsoever. | |
| Get it? | |
| Ask that of your leftist friends. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| Do you believe in publicly owned land? | |
| Of course, a wonderful thing. | |
| Why can't the public use its own land then? | |
| Usually I know what leftists will answer. | |
| I don't know what they would answer on this one. | |
| Publicly owned lands. | |
| In the name of publicly owned, the left takes power. | |
| Power. | |
| You know what the problem is? | |
| For those of us who don't yearn for power, we don't get it. | |
| I admit it. | |
| My desire to have power over control over another is zero. | |
| That's a major reason I loathe the left. | |