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July 15, 2025 - Rudy Giuliani
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America's Mayor Live (712): President Trump visits Pittsburgh for Historic Energy & AI Summit
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Good evening.
This is Rudy Giuliani, and this is America's Mayor Live, live from Dover, New Hampshire, where Ted and I are an hour and a half out, along with Stephen, from a lobster fest.
If we look fat and lethargic, it's because we ate too much.
We'll have some video and pictures shortly.
Wow.
Was it good?
It was in Portsmouth, right on the water, done by that great, great American Wayne Simprini, former head of the Republican Party in New Hampshire, former campaign manager for me in the New Hampshire primary, and a great friend.
And he fed all of us, a whole big group of us, Stephen.
Best lobster I've ever had in my entire life.
And the first one that he gave me was so big, I was scared.
It looked like I could eat meat.
Then he gave me a half-size one.
And Dr. Maria and her granddaughter and Ted, who during our earlier show slept most of the day, most of the time, right?
Stephen, he was sleeping, right?
No, he was diligently gathering a lot of content because there is a lot of actually important news to discuss.
You seem to be moving rather slowly.
But very importantly, yeah, well, we all are, but the lobsters, there was a full lobster inside of the other lobster, basically.
Yeah, that's how we did it.
Yeah, these were not lobsters.
These were prehistoric animals of some kind.
It was pounds, like pounds, pounds, pounds of lobsters.
You know, if we were Jewish, we wouldn't be allowed to eat it.
Oh, that's right.
Right?
Shellfish.
Jews can't eat shellfish.
Here's an interesting thing.
Basically, the Muslims follow the dietary rules of the Jewish religion.
For example, no pork, right?
Do they follow the shellfish rule?
We will find that out.
Like, halal is shellfish.
I think an Arab can get halal meat and it's okay, even though a rabbi messes around with it.
I think that's okay.
I don't know.
I don't know if the other way around is.
Shrimp, according to, you know, cursory search, is generally considered halal permissible for consumption in Islam.
In Islam?
What about in Judaism?
No.
Well, see, that's the thing.
I mean, I know.
There was a big controversy over shrimp in the American Jewish community and whether or not it's allowed.
Yes, sir.
I'm going to tell you the story later.
You hang on for this one because it's a great story, right out of the Bible.
A great story about circumcision and Acts of the Apostles.
A great story.
Go.
I saw the PR team.
No sir.
Perfect.
But you know.
I think the culture.
You know.
Thank you.
So he stuffed them.
So in addition to the lobster meat, there was stuffing.
It was like Thanksgiving, except the...
So shrimp is not considered kosher because it is a type of shellfish.
sure Only a fish with both fins and scales is permitted for consumption.
I thought it was because they were bottom feeders.
That's why they were.
Well, you can justify it, however.
No, no, no, no.
I thought that someone told me that the reason that the shellfish is not kosher is because they're bottom feeders.
And they crawl along the bottom.
Therefore, they pick up a lot of the fear in the old days.
You know, like a lot of people think the pork comes from the trichinosis thing.
Yeah, but I don't even know if they knew what trichinosis was.
When you talk to, I talk to a lot of my Orthodox Jewish friends and they seem to disagree.
They say, oh, no, it's more about community.
They're like dirty animals.
And do you know pigs are really not dirty animals?
Pigs are very clean animals, but I got to get into the show.
Otherwise, I'll go off on pigs and religion and whatever.
But Obama gave a talk on Friday night to, he only gives a talk to where he pulls in loads of money because he's a greedy billionaire.
But he basically said that the Democrats better stop whining.
And I think it's going to require a little bit less navel gazing and a little less whining and being in fetal positions.
Talk about the Democrats.
It's going to require Democrats to just toughen up.
Thank you.
Quit looking for the quick fix.
Stop looking for the Messiah.
Well, I mean, he's a, he probably, I mean, does he, you think he doesn't believe in the Messiah, right?
Wasn't he a Muslim?
Obama?
When he was in school?
He sure, he sure sounds like a Muslim when you listen to him.
Seems, I mean, all the money, who but a Muslim would give all that money?
He acts like who would give billions to the Islamic Republic of Iran but an Islam?
His policies were certainly pro-Muslim.
And that minister that he would listen to couldn't have been like a Christian minister.
He wouldn't say, Christian minister wouldn't say, gee, damn America.
Oh, it hurts your ears when you hear that.
Not a Christian minister would say that.
In such an angry way, too.
Well, Obama has gave them great advice.
they should just follow it.
Make sure the Democratic National Committee has what it needs.
That's the winning ticket.
That's the winning ticket, Prince Obama.
Man, you got it.
Are you the guy who screwed up the Democratic Party or was it Clinton?
Who set him off to become the most crooked party in the history of America with the biggest scandals ever?
You or Clinton?
Interesting historical analysis.
One of the two of you did.
One of the two, you took the party of Kennedy and Scoop Jackson and lots of other honest people, and you made it into probably certainly the most crooked party in the modern era.
And now you're getting to be about almost as evil as you were as when you supported slavery.
Now, how about this?
So Vice President Vance.
I don't know what you think of Vice President Vance, and I don't really care what you think of him politically.
But you got to admit he's got a nice family, seems to have a very nice wife and very nice kids.
And the kids have got to be at least of the age they're at, no matter what you're innocent as hell, right?
So Governor Newscomb, who is in South Carolina, while the whole damn Los Angeles is falling apart and basically seceding from the Union, but he's in South Carolina running for president years from now,
decides to write a welcome letter to the vice president in California with his kids, specifically aimed to his family.
Now, what kind of scumbag is this?
Hope you enjoy your family time at J.D. Vance.
The families you're tearing apart certainly won't.
That snooscome.
You write that to the vice president?
Are you kidding me?
He's going on a personal thing with his kids to Disneyland.
You can't let him alone?
And you want to take the high road on immigration?
We're going to spend a little time now on California and immigration.
You should burn in hell for what you did, new scum.
The guy went there.
He's with his kids in Disneyland.
And you're basically cursing him.
Oh, but that's not as bad as the politician who shows up there with him.
This is Democrat National Committee official Jane Fleming Klepp.
She crossed paths with the vice president who was holding his five-year-old son Vivek's hand and she started screaming at him.
She says later, she bragged about it on X and she said, VP Vance is at Disneyland.
I'm also here with my family.
When I had a brief moment, I made it clear we support immigrants.
We support America.
Who said the immigrants were Americans?
They're illegal.
You don't support legal immigrants.
You support people who come in here illegally, have no right to be here.
They're not Americans.
They're not Americans.
Thank you.
I asked the obvious question.
I thought you hate California in front of his kid.
Since we've all seen and heard the hatred coming from Vance and Trump for California and Disney, this is the head of the Democrat Party in California.
And you want to know why I think the party has a certain element of evil, satanic spirit in it, when they have people like that?
Would you do that to a father with a kid, no matter who he was?
If you did, you're not a good person.
Somebody once did that to me with my kid.
I had him arrested.
If I weren't the mayor, and I didn't have three cops around, and my little daughter Caroline wasn't there.
I kicked him down 86th Street, kicked the living shit out of him.
That's what I would have done.
And that's what he deserved, the guy who did it.
And with my daughter, he comes up to me and he starts harassing me and calling me names in front of my daughter.
You'd be proud of me.
Just let the police handle it.
He doesn't know.
And it took every bit of restraint that I had not to hit him in the head with a right hand.
Afterwards, I had to go calm down.
You don't let people do that to your kid.
I'm sorry.
Would you ever even think of, I mean, look, I can't stand Joe Biden.
But if I saw him walking down the street with Navy, I'd applaud for him.
At least he'd be nice to the kid, fine.
These people, please don't dismiss me when I say this.
I know you probably want to, and I would if I were sitting where you are.
It's not every Democrat, but it's not just a few.
There's something evil going on there.
I don't know.
You're not in favor of boys going into girls' rooms.
You're not in favor of woeing the penalty for pedophilia.
I'm sorry.
And you're not in favor of what I'm going to point out to you right now.
If there is an evil going on in your party, you don't do what that woman did unless there's something evil about you.
No regard for children, for their sensitivity at all.
God, I know really, really tough men that would never do something like that.
I don't know what kind of, I don't know you.
Don't want to know you.
I got a pretty good idea why your party is so sick between you and the guy deciding he's going to write letters harassing somebody going to Disneyland.
A governor?
And he wants to be president?
Now, this is the same political party.
I don't think I have a picture of this guy.
I have a little part of him here.
You see this guy here?
I don't know if you can see this.
You see this guy here with the no-teeth and the little circle there?
This is a transgender sex offender, multiple times convicted.
Democratic prosecutor in Colorado is letting him out after he tried to assault that little boy he's running after.
He can let him out again.
Well, he never got the kid.
We want to give him a fair chance.
That's a Democratic prosecutor.
Prosecutor, like I used to be.
Put people in jail.
This guy is a professional child molester.
That's his profession.
That's what this creepy-looking son of a bitch does for his life.
His own family says they should put him behind bars.
And a Democratic prosecutor, and they don't, I think, give us this guy's name.
His name is Gallagher.
This guy's name is Gallagher in case you ever see him.
Somebody probably knocked those teeth out.
Democratic DA, please spell the name.
Amy Padden, P-A-D-D-E-N.
She's the 18th District District Attorney.
City Councilwoman Danielle Jurinski, Aurora, City Councilwoman, who is a Republican, said the conduct of the 18th DA over the past six months is beyond deplorable.
The progressive attitude will not be tolerated.
While certain state laws highlight deeper issues in the state of Colorado, Amy Patton will be recalled for her part in not upholding the laws and punishing criminals.
During his latest alleged crime, Gallagher was captured on surveillance, approaching students playing in a field just moments before they scattered, and he started screaming, stranger danger!
Gallagher grabbed one of the youngsters, but lost his grip when he tripped on a white blanket.
The footage of the attempted abduction is super scary to watch.
The child's dad, Dante White, told the outlet, especially seeing the perpetrator of the picture.
Well, you saw the picture.
Imagine this kid grabbing your little kid.
I'd be freaked out if this guy touched me, says the father.
The young child later told the police that the guy had white powder smeared on his face, smelled of alcohol.
Sarah Gallagher, the guy's sister, told Nine News her brother has been in and out of jail continuously for 12 years.
Why is this not in?
And it's not safe for the community or himself to be out on the streets.
Except the philosophy, ideology, or insanity of the Democrat Party says she should be.
All over the country, we got guys like this out on the street.
Is that her, the DA?
Yep, that's him.
Well, what is she?
I mean, we got him figured out.
He's mentally ill, right?
Sick, mentally ill.
His sister says he should be locked up.
But what about her?
Shouldn't she be locked up too?
So he doesn't endanger people?
Oh, yeah.
What kind of effing nut is she?
Yeah, where does that even come from?
Right.
What makes you think that?
Is it just because of the transgender hook that they want to look like a champion?
You know, it says when a defendant is found incompetent to stay on trial, we got to let him out.
Well, in that case, Mike Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity and he spent 40 years in jail.
How did that happen?
Because he was too dangerous to be let out.
Every state has a law that allows a judge to incarcerate you if you're mentally ill.
They have different standards.
Some, it's two psychiatrists, some stricter, some less.
Even Colorado has got to have a law.
They probably don't use it because they're run by Feliz Navidad, who's about as weird as you can get.
Imagine this is going on in this state.
I want you to look at what the governor of this state looks like.
You'll get an idea of why this goes on in this state, why guys like that are running around the street trying to assault little children.
Would you show them the governor of Colorado who sets the tone Feliz Navidad?
Feliz Navidad.
Prospero año y felicidad.
Feliz Navidad.
That's...
That's your Democratic Party of Colorado.
Let's out people like that.
So cringe.
You think this guy will be invited to Felice Navidad's Christmas party?
Yeah, probably.
That's the video.
That's who they're catering to.
I would be making this a like remote teleprosecution if I were the invention.
I don't want to be too close to that.
Okay.
I bet you both get this right.
I bet you both get this right.
Who is the leading candidate, Democrat candidate for President of the United States?
In 2028, in 2028.
I haven't looked, but I'm going to guess Kamala Harris.
Stephen?
Depending, we're a ways away, but the socialist wing of the socialist wing of the party has some momentum, so I'll go with an AOC type.
Who do you, you got Ted?
You like Ted?
Ted got it today.
Oh, I got it?
I swear I didn't even look once.
That's just politics.
Here's the poll.
This is a Harris poll.
She received 26% support from Democrats, which actually is pretty pathetic for the Harris.
I was going to say, right?
Yeah.
When did Trump ever get 26% of his support?
Did you not learn what the when Trump, when they were, when they, when they had Trump four times and convicted him a couple of times and got a judgment against him and basically had everybody saying he was doing an insurrection, he had 70% of the Republican party.
She needs a few more celebrities to endorse her and that'll pull her over the line, right?
Yeah, I would have, yeah, I bet you don't get number two.
I wouldn't have gotten number two.
So I'm not going to be holding against you.
What poll are we talking about?
This is a Harris poll.
I bet you don't get number two.
Which will scare you off a lot of people right away.
Gavin Newsom.
Oh, you want to say he's number three.
Gavin Newsom's at 10%.
Gavin's two?
Three.
Okay.
AOC.
That's three.
The number two candidates at 11.
She's 26.
The number two candidates, 11, and Gavin.
It's got to be AOC or Bernie.
What?
It's got to be AOC or Bernie.
Little Petey.
Pete Budejedge.
Little Petey.
Tell him Michigander.
We hate to say it.
Oh.
Pete Buddejedge.
East Palestine guy.
Yeah, our friend from East Palestine.
Yeah, who the mayor wouldn't talk to because that was great.
He found it more interesting talking to me.
Yeah, that was awesome.
I got to find that.
He even had a high chair there for him.
That was awesome.
Now, nothing can beat the guy they nominated in New York.
Oh, gosh.
This guy, I mean, so every day, every day, a new his father, the other day, I don't know what the heck his father was doing, but it wasn't good.
Crazing.
Now he's got this aide.
Also, the guy is a pain in the ass.
Everybody around him, I can't pronounce their names.
He just does it on purpose to try to make me look foolish.
I know it.
These people, this woman is probably Janice Smith, but her name is Hadiki Malik.
Hadika, Hadika Malik.
And don't get angry if I mispronounced it.
It's a hard name.
People mispronounced my name and I didn't get angry.
I understood it.
Hadika, you're a real charmer, sweetie.
Hadika has a heck of a record.
She's part of the Islamic Political Activism Committee.
10 months ago, she talked about how genocide and colonization is part of settler colonialism, of which the United States is a major proponent.
Did you know that?
And then if you're not seeing this as your issue to deal with, then something is wrong.
There's an illness, there's a disease.
It's your business.
How gangster can you be?
You got to be gangster.
And I know everybody has their own families and has an education and everything.
It's just a question.
If you get suspended, if you get doxxed, because it's bound to happen when you're doing something for the sake of Allah here in the West, it will never, ever be in vain.
And the true believer does not fear that.
True believer goes to paradise.
When do you go to paradise?
For sure, under the Quran.
That's the Muslim question of the day.
I want you to think about it.
Later, I'll tell you.
There's one sure way to get to paradise.
In Catholicism, I remember the way is to make a full confession right before you die.
To confess your sins.
And people always thought that was unfair because, you know, suppose you committed sins all your life and then you just said, I'm sorry.
Is that enough?
But I think it has to be, you know, these things.
Intent matters.
Yeah, these things are measured by, I mean, God measures your mind.
He's not like an automaton.
So it really is how sincere.
How sincere is that conversion?
You can convert at the very last minute.
But if it isn't sincere, you can't fool Trump.
How are you going to fool God?
Right?
Okay.
So, but if you're Muslim, I don't think they have this confession thing.
In fact, there's stuff they don't have to confess.
You can be proud of it.
Like killing a Jew as part of jihad.
That's what Allah wants you to do.
He wants you to kill Jews or get them to pay you money.
He wants you to wipe out.
You think I'm making that up, right?
Actually, you know, I'm not.
It's right there.
It's driven 1,600 years of Muslim violence.
It's what makes them the most violent, at least established religion in the world.
Is that Hadika?
There she is.
There's Hadika.
That none of this is in vain, that this is all jihad, that this is all Ibadah, and that this is all counted for by Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.
And so the conversation of doxing, the conversation of getting arrested and suspended, I think it's time for Muslims to start to say, all right, all right, so what?
Do what you want.
I'm going to do what I got to do because it's about time to do that.
And I know everybody has their own families and has an education and everything.
It's just a question.
We don't want to get doxxed And we don't want to get suspended, and we don't want to get arrested.
How gangsta are you?
That's just my question.
How much are you willing to do it?
And I know everyone has their own risk levels, but at the end of the day, that's a question to ask ourselves: How committed am I to this?
To what extent of my personal material gains am I willing to sacrifice for this bigger noble cause?
And subhanallah, I truly believe that when your heart is in the right place, if you get suspended, if you get doxxed because it's bound to happen when you're doing a righteous cause and when you're doing something for the sake of Allah here in the West, it will never ever be in vain.
And the true believer does not fear that because the true believer knows that the akhira is a promise.
Okay, now I want you to analyze that as extraordinarily intelligent people.
Let's think about this.
If you do the right thing here in the West, for the sake of Allah, that's all I needed to hear.
You're going to get arrested.
We know what that's code for.
We know what that means.
It's not like cleaning up a park or something.
I'm saying we're evil.
Yeah.
We're evil.
Western civilization is evil, and Allah is pure.
Now, Allah preaches the extermination of the infidel.
Jews, Christians, non-believing Arabs.
If you kill them in spreading the caliphate, spreading the word, you go directly to paradise, where you become a defender of the faith.
I don't know, maybe you get a medal.
And you get a bunch of versions.
The number is disputed.
72 is 79.
The calculation as to how that's possible is, of course, in great doubt, given the fact that 50% male and 50% female.
We're wondering where these 79 per male comes from.
And we're wondering what a female gets if she dies and kills a Jewish person for the faith.
I mean, she gets who gods.
She got anything.
The religion has a cancer in it.
And until the cancer is removed, honestly, openly, and we all face it, without being scared, without being ridiculously euphemistic, without being woke, a lot of people are going to die, and they have for centuries.
That's a very sick woman that you're watching there.
All that smiling.
She also was a spokesperson, is a spokesman for CARE.
CARE has finally been uncovered as a supporter of terrorism.
There was always this debate in Washington.
Oh, care is just for Muslim charitable causes.
Yeah, charitable causes like killing Jews.
So that's the guy running.
There's also a video of Malik berating a Muslim NYPD officer at a pro-Palestinian rally.
She's embarrassing him because how can he be a police officer and be a Muslim?
Let's read the badges of the pigs, she says.
This is a highly religious woman who refers to the police as pigs.
What kind of religion leads a highly religious woman to refer to police officers as pigs?
She singled out a visibly uncomfortable officer, seeming to imply he was bringing shame to his traditionally Muslim name.
To the pigs, who can call themselves by the name of Islam, put some respect on their names.
To the pigs, who can call themselves by the name of Islam, put some respect on their names.
That's another one.
They're lining up.
Guy is surrounded by activist defenders of terrorism.
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Here we are, pretty much at the beginning of the process here at this pristine, I call it a laboratory.
Not like a factory, it's like a hospital.
This is the beginning of the process for roasting.
Deep green, very good quality.
Most people don't use this quality.
We deal with small farmers, but they'd like to know who we're dealing with.
They give us the highest quality, all organic, non-GMO.
You should know all Arabica beans.
No Robusto.
All Arabica.
They're going to go into the roaster and it'll get roasted for about 20 minutes or so.
Oh, my goodness.
Look at these.
my goodness They're going to want to specially order these.
This is what goes into Rudy's coffee.
Rudy's coffee.
Rudy's coffee.
Thank you.
Welcome back.
I'm sorry.
Apparently I said that last part about Cuomo being back a little too loud and about 13 elderly people running around thinking he's here.
They don't want to go into nursing homes that are death dungeons.
So we had to go calm them down and let them know Cuomo is not here.
He's in New York.
That's the place everybody's leaving to come here to New Hampshire or Florida or South Carolina or humane places not run by, well, pretty soon possibly a communist and a complete out-of-mind numbskull of a governor.
Governor Hupohokul.
There's a question asked in the New York Post today, and I'll just ask it.
Is the left, not necessarily the Democrat Party, but maybe.
Is it a cult?
Would you say it's a cult?
And I'm not giving, I don't honestly know how to define a cult.
So how would you define a cult?
I think to a lot of people, it certainly is a cult.
And one indication would actually be the evidence that Ted got at some of those protests, right?
They don't really know why they're there.
They're there for the community.
They're there.
Can you put you guys on so people see how handsome you are?
Oh, yeah.
Go to it.
Sounds centered.
You'll get a bigger audience if you see it.
Look at them.
It's not centered.
Hey, the lighting is improving, boys.
Is it getting better?
Oh, yeah.
You'll see another shot that we have set up by Monday or Tuesday.
Not Monday or Tuesday, by Friday.
It may be all fixed.
I think I have the light now.
Oh, yeah.
See, what do you think of this one?
What do you think of this whole outfit here, huh?
Isn't that Americana right there?
Isn't this something?
A lot of engines have been taken out with those chains.
Don't you think we should have a live show here?
Absolutely.
You know, we have a place across the street.
Not really across the street, across the barn.
I still in New York are right across the street.
We're on a barn here.
Sometime we should show them, like from your pictures you took.
Oh, the drone.
Yeah, we got that.
We got to get that.
I will.
I will.
All right.
I'll get those as soon as possible.
Why don't you do a drone of the whole...
We have a scene where we like Stephen lives right that way, and I live up that way, up there.
So when you look over, the ocean is that way.
And if you look that way, you can see a clearing and it's a big, big, giant, giant field with a pond.
And he sent his drone all the way out there and all the way back.
And then I don't know if you will, but he has one where it was attacking me, right?
Yeah, yeah.
I was on a show or something.
The drone was attacking me.
You're getting sentient, maybe.
Yeah, the drone started attacking me.
He thought I was a Democrat.
And I pointed out that I wasn't.
I had been once, so he smelled it.
But we've never taken pictures of the other part where the other barn is, where they're going to put the horses.
Yeah, we'll get it.
Yeah, absolutely.
If that's the place where I want to have a big show.
Yeah, we got to.
Yeah, well, we should do one here in maybe in August.
Yeah.
And we'll incorporate the horses.
We got to get the horses here.
Make it like a medieval time style.
I don't know if they're going to have the horses here on time.
I'm not sure.
I'm not sure, but we should do a picnic or a party or something.
We'll figure it out.
Some of the young audience have commented that the show needs more stunts and animals.
So we got to give the people what they want.
You got to look at our demographics.
You really do.
Our demographics are pretty good.
Oh, yeah.
So do you think the left is a cult?
I think there is a cult.
There's an element of it that is I'm not sure if it's totally a cult, right?
I mean, we think of our parents who were Democrats.
I wouldn't say they were, well, think about how easily they just went a dime when it's like, oh, that's the thing.
Oh, wall, no wall.
Oh, whatever, whatever works.
But to call it a cult, I think, under underscore or it takes away from what really is just mass manipulation of large groups of people.
Yeah.
So I guess you could call it a cult, but it's you know why I think that's mass propaganda.
They haven't been doing as much now because it's not a campaign.
But you remember during, well, it would be with what I was representing.
I remember when I was representing the president back when he was, when he was president the first time, and then during the campaigns, where they repeat the same thing.
Like you'll have MSNBC, CNN, four NBC, ABC, CBS, and they'll all say the same thing.
Yeah.
You know, they'll all say the same thing.
Quid pro quo.
Quid pro quo.
They don't even know what quid pro quo is.
Quid pro quo.
There was a quid pro quo.
A quid pro quo.
They'll all say the same thing, right?
Major breakthrough.
We arrested somebody.
Yeah, well, certainly have message discipline.
Or how many times did they indict Donald Jr.?
About four or five times.
Now, I was convinced they did that on purpose to play with him.
I was convinced they would do that because they'd always pick a sensitive time, like when he was going off on a trip, or they'd always, whenever he was going off on a trip for the purpose of helping our country, they try to do something to throw him off.
Now, luckily, luckily, you don't know him.
You can't throw him off.
You make him better.
I used to kid with him.
I would say, when you're not under investigation, you're going to be a terrible president.
I don't know how you're going to concentrate.
I mean, think of the stuff he did.
This time he's doing miracles.
But last time, you know, last time he did miracles, but things weren't as bad.
He got us to one of our best economies, right?
Very quickly.
But when he took over, we weren't in two wars.
We hadn't gone through the worst inflation we had had in 50 years.
We just didn't have a president who gave away half our country.
And then we didn't have an invasion of anywhere from 12 to 20 million aliens, large percentage of which were criminals.
So he took over now under unbelievable circumstances.
Ted, I had a terrible thought.
Whoa.
You know, right near here, not too far from here, there is a house that's being sold for $2.5 million.
Should we bring it up?
I want to show it to you.
That's the house, yeah, right there.
Okay.
Nice house.
Wow, we could have some nice big house right there.
Big, big parties.
Every night for the show.
We can invite all of our friends, all the viewers, all the super chatters.
Ghislaine Max.
Oh, God.
No.
Whoa, whoa.
Why'd you do me like that?
86 Agar.
New Hampshire retreat.
New Hampshire?
They were in New Hampshire?
Oh, God.
2.5 asking price.
My God, I don't want that house.
And I think it's in Bedford.
What?
They were in Bedford?
I think that's where it's.
Bradford.
Bradford, okay.
Have any idea where Bradford is?
No, I'll look it up.
It was purchased in 2019 for $1.1 million.
And then there's a picture of her, of her and the pervert together.
You want to see that?
Her and the pervert together.
In Bradford?
I think it says Bradford.
Maybe we'll go tomorrow this weekend and go take a picture of it.
Do some of our own investigations.
Prosecutors previously noted in court how Maxwell posed as a journalist named Janet Marshall to buy the Bradford Hideaway.
the Bradford Hideaway.
And it's on the market now for I don't think I'd buy that house.
No, I don't want it.
And I can't tell if it's a good, it looks like a nice house, but I mean, 2.5 is still a lot of money.
And around here, it's, you know, in New York, that'd probably be a $5 million house, I'd say, right?
Right.
What would you say?
New York values, New York suburbs, let's say, you know, like Westchester or the real nice parts of Nassau, Suffolk, New Jersey.
If that's 2.5 here, Ted, what would you say it would be?
Oh, like in, it's 56 miles from here, Ted.
Wow.
Wow, we do have.
56 miles from here.
Maxwell and Epstein had a hideout.
It's one hour and 20 minutes.
Oh, well, that's not six miles.
We drive there.
And it's on the other side of Concord.
Okay.
In other words, it's on.
So I headed toward Dartmouth.
Strange.
And I think he did.
It was far from Dartmouth.
Crazy.
Interesting.
Nice place.
So he was in New Hampshire, too.
New Hampshire, New York, and Palm Beach.
It's not far from.
Yeah, maybe you could teach a Dartmouth.
It wouldn't take it.
You're a Republican.
Interesting.
But it was, it's just like right across the state.
Just due west from us.
Say hi to your friend Ken Burns while we're over there.
Kenny Burns.
I'm surprised.
All right, let's not get into it, but the baseball documentary.
Woke baseball.
Like the all-star game.
Let's talk about the- I don't want to talk about the all-star game because they're playing in Atlanta where they removed it from.
It cost Atlanta like millions and millions of dollars because of the law they passed so that the elections would be legal.
The law that they passed was to stop blatant cheating.
The Democratic Party convinced a baseball commissioner whose father was a left-wing Republican that it was, you couldn't have a baseball game there because of politics.
And it's one of the reasons why it has taken out of my soul a great deal of love for baseball, that son of a, I'm sorry.
That's the kind of thing they did, or doing things for Black Lives Matter who killed police officers.
And all these guys, I mean, I don't know, it's a little hard watching guys worth, you know, 40 and 50 million playing baseball.
They also do nothing NL.
They also can't watch a team anymore because it's like watching General Hospital.
Every day somebody, you know, has a cold and they have to be out for five weeks.
or his ear hurts and he's got to get it reset.
that's live right now.
Put it off.
I still love the game, but I gotta tell you.
Atlanta, you shouldn't have let him back.
You shouldn't have let him back.
Your state passed a law because the election had been fixed.
And baseball assisted in perpetrating that evil and fraud on the United States.
But even if you were neutral on, baseball should not have been used for political purposes.
And then all you did was kill a black city as far as money is concerned.
They lost millions and millions of dollars because you did that.
You suck up jackass.
So I really don't give a damn who wins.
And I think it's totally ridiculous that the home field advantage in baseball, World Series, does it get decided by this now?
Does it still all check?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I agree, Mayor.
And that was done in the middle.
And they had the tie score.
That's why they did it, right?
That's why they did it so they wouldn't.
I think they changed that.
But I don't know.
I think they base it on.
Do they base it on record now?
You would think, but let's check.
Maybe they didn't used to do that because it was too hard to plan.
But nowadays, you know, you can plan a lot faster.
I guess the fair.
Regular season win percentage.
What?
Regular season win percentage.
In the old days, it used to be alternating.
American League, National League, American League, National League, American League, National League.
Then they had the tide all-star game in 2022.
2002.
22, 22, 2002.
And the genius commissioner decided that it would decide they play harder if it decided the home field advantage for the World Series.
Except most of the players on the team aren't going to be in the World Series.
It really couldn't give a damn.
It was dumb.
And why should the team that gets there be burdened by it really made what they eventually ended up with now makes sense.
I guess the best record.
If you have to have something to decide it, the best record is a good regular season.
Or alternate it.
Just alternate it back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.
Every year, just alternate.
That's what they used to do in baseball and football.
I think that's what they did in football when there was an Eastern division and a Weston, you know, the NFL title would go back and forth between East and West.
I think.
That makes sense.
And maybe, yeah, I wonder how they do it.
I don't think it was record originally.
Now, of course, the Super Bowl doesn't matter because you played in a neutral site.
But it does matter for who calls the coin flip in.
I wonder how they do that.
All matter on record, right?
I wonder if they alternate between NFC and AFC stadiums for the neutral site.
Do they alternate between NFC stadiums and AFC stadiums for choosing the Super Bowl site each year?
No, no.
Super Bowl site is a neutral site.
Yes, but do they pick neutrality?
Do they choose between the 16 NFC stadiums?
They pick Dallas Stadium.
Yeah, but next year they pick an AFC.
Pick an AF.
Yeah, that'd be an Kansas City the next time.
I don't know.
I don't think so.
Some of the places they pick are not professionals.
Like the Rose Bowl, right?
The Rose Bowl.
Used to be that way.
Now they pretty much pick NFL C. But you're right.
Yeah, they do NFL sites now, but you're right.
There was a time when they didn't use the Rose Bowl anymore.
They don't use the Rose Bowl anymore.
They don't use the Cotton Bowl.
I think the Cotton Bowl may be gone.
I wonder if the original, you're right.
It might be because they play the game now.
They play a cotton bowl, but I don't think they have the Cotton Bowl anyway.
They took it down.
Too small.
Basically where they put the Marlins stadium is in that area.
Ah, the Orange Bowl, you're thinking.
Yeah, the Orange Bowl.
No Orange Bowl.
The Cotton Bowl was taken down even a longer time.
I think so, yeah.
And they play it now at Dallas Stadium.
The stadium, that's right.
So China, China is sending, China's got three aircraft carriers.
They only have two that work.
Well, they have actually one that works.
One they're making and the other they're fixing.
And they're sending it around the world.
They send it to Australia.
They're sending it all around the world to try to scare people.
we've got three aircraft carriers just in the middle east that probably from the middle east to take out their aircraft But they're going around flexing their muscles.
A group of Chinese Navy ships sail through the Tasman Sea and around Australia this year, carrying out live drills along the way.
i don't know the australians should have gone like this Taiwan is carrying out drills right now.
Double the length of any drills in the past, double the amount of armaments with a significant number of international counterparts with them.
I don't know why they don't tell you about that.
Maybe Xi Jinming will not keep up his subscription to the Wall Street Journal.
You have to go read the China Daily to figure that out.
If you're suspicious about China's influence on American multi-billionaires, you have a reason to be.
They all want to make money in China.
And they all suck up.
And the country wants to destroy us.
China.
Here's a, here's a, um, um, Here's a questionable statement.
I think it's correct.
It says, President Trump has followed an American policy of not stating whether U.S. forces would come to Taiwan's aid in the event of a Chinese invasion.
A U.S. intervention is seen as essential to preventing a takeover.
So now the U.S. sells weapons to Taiwan, including missile defenses, train some of the island soldiers and aid its defense industry.
Defense Secretary Pete Hex had told a gathering of defense officials in Singapore in May that threatens that threats to Taiwan from China could be imminent and warned of devastating consequences should Beijing seek to take over the island.
So what do you think, Ted?
I mean, this policy of Trump's in not saying is the same as, well, it certainly has been this way since Nixon and Kissinger.
I don't know if we ever had a policy before that that we would come to the aid of Taiwan or I think one time we called it Formosa.
What do you think of that?
Should the U.S. leave it ambiguous as to whether or not, I mean, like with NATO, if Russia or anybody were to attack Poland, unless we want to be really livid coward scoundrels, we come to the aid of.
Yeah, well, we've had a deal with Taiwan going back to the 50s with the Korean War.
And then, of course, things changed when we first recognized China, which would have been in the late 70s.
Did we have a defense agreement?
I don't remember if we had a strict defense agreement with Taiwan pre-recognition of China.
Okay, I'll look into this, but I'm seeing here something called the Mutual Defense Treaty in 1954, but I will dig into that.
We do abrogate it?
What's that?
What?
just abrogate it?
Well, from there, we continue with the passage of We updated it to the Taiwan Relations Act in 1979.
And this obviously came.
Yeah, but that was Carter.
I mean, Carter was Carter was probably in the bathroom when they were doing that one.
They had to get him out and, you know, slap him around.
I don't know what the hell kind of submarine command he could have been.
I mean, the guy was a complete pacifist.
And when they say he was so terrific afterwards, he mostly helped enemies of the United States.
Most of the aid that he gave was to enemies of the United States of America.
All that hated Israel.
Hated Israel.
I know he had a funeral and we all, and I liked him.
He liked me.
But he hated Israel.
Sound familiar?
Everyone said Carter was a terrible president, but he was a good president afterwards.
Yeah, what the hell did he do?
He built some houses.
He built houses.
Foreign policy.
He didn't do shit.
Right.
That's a good question.
All he did is help the Muslims and the Palestinians.
And the media.
Did everything he could to double-cross Israel constantly, constantly, right to the end, including the terrible attack, the terrible attack by Hamas.
Yeah.
One of the main reasons that our Israeli, he and Clinton are the main reasons that our Israeli Middle East policy has been 30 to 40 years of wasted time.
The idea of a two-state solution with a state that will destroy you is idiocy, insanity.
Right.
And so we've been stuck on that one forever.
Right.
Okay, so let's get back to this.
I think you're right.
I think we did have an agreement.
Also, the other thing we're going to have to check up on historically is, did we recognize what is now Taiwan as China?
Because when Mao Zedong kicked Chiang Kai-shek off China, he went to Taiwan and he established the Republic of China there.
That's right.
This was after the Chinese Civil War.
The first Chinese occupation of Taiwan since the King, I don't know how to pronounce it, K-I-N-G dynasty was, and you know, China has occupied Taiwan maybe no more than a hundred years out of 2000.
The nationalist government went to Taiwan after the Civil War.
That's the first time the Chinese had really taken over.
And it was really called China.
Even when the King dynasty took it over, they took it over as a possession, not a part of China.
And then the Japanese, of course, took it from them, like the Japanese Have taken everything from anytime they want.
Right.
And so, yeah, so during the Korean War, it appears we had this defense treaty.
At first, we were a little bit, it seemed like we were ambivalent towards Taiwan.
Well, it was a dictatorship at first.
But over time, it became clear that it was in our interest to, you know, obviously with things that were happening with Japan and Korea.
Well, in bringing it forward, it's going to depend on how many of these magical semiconductors we're able to manufacture here and how many we still depend on Taiwan for.
Well, I tell you, it really would be kind of skunky because they're coming here and they are sort of backing up.
They're backing up their semiconductors in Arizona and elsewhere, right?
Yeah, there you go.
Because, God forbid, it should be taken.
They want to be able to escape and still do their semiconductors.
Yes, sir.
And we need the semiconductors too over here.
The whole world needs them.
And it's a great deal.
I mean, Trump's deal is ingenious with them because it's a great deal for them and it's a great deal for us.
You'd say, well, why would they come to the U.S. and make semiconductors?
Why not make it there?
Because they are at risk of China taking them over.
Now, they can completely reproduce what they're doing there here.
And that's currently in the works, actually.
And destroy what they're doing there.
Some of these plants are massive that you see down in China.
And God forbid China takes over instead of doing what we did at Begram and give them $85 billion in arms, all the whole thing.
Exactly.
Rather than let it fall into their hands.
Yeah, but the Chinese have nothing.
I would think the people of Taiwan are smarter than no-brains, and they would do that.
In fact, I'm certain that's the plan.
I'm certain that the deal was come over here, duplicate everything you're doing there.
Everything you do here, no tariff, so you're going to make a fortune.
Everything you do there, you might as well sell that elsewhere.
Have a complete duplication here.
And then, God forbid, if you lose it, you got this.
100% sure that that's the deal.
And I am absolutely positive we would defend them.
I have no doubt.
I have no doubt that if it happened, we would defend them.
We'd have no choice.
We'd have to defend them for the sake of South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines.
We'd lose India.
We'd lose all of that if we didn't defend them.
And we'd have all of them to help us.
We wouldn't be in it ourselves.
I think the one that we have to, well, the two that we really have to, maybe three.
We've got to help Japan militarize even faster.
Now, they are substantial military now, finally, because they were pacifists after the war.
And not only was it imposed on them, but half of them bought that, like the Germans.
Some of the Germans bought that.
And by the way, Mr. Murz, who I always make fun of, I may have to change my view of.
He's now building up the German military and wants to be a bigger contributor to NATO.
He may have changed his mind about Trumpy, too.
So, you know, it's funny how Trump can have these fights and the guy becomes his best friend.
So this China thing is...
So there's a rule, a thought about foreign policy that I remember it may be in one of Kennedy's books, maybe Why England Slept.
And it says that the First World War was caused because of wrong assumptions as to who would support whom.
I don't remember intricately enough which countries that involved.
But Kennedy believed as a president, so I would think Kennedy would have been against this.
Kennedy believed you got to be perfectly clear about your intentions.
And you can't assume the other guy is going to think that you're going to defend something and they better know it.
So for example, when we went through the Cuban Missile Crisis, he was very precise about what he would do so that if Khrushchev stepped over the line, there wouldn't be any surprises.
I mean, if he went past a certain point with the missiles, we were going to bomb them.
That's why we were close to war.
Generally, that's the rule you would think could be the logical one, right?
Why should China be ambiguous about what we're going to do?
Or there's the other way to look at it, which is the 10% one that Ted and I thought only we knew, but the whole world knew it, when Trump told us the story about how he told Putin, if you go into Ukraine, it'd be a shame because I really like those big balloons and things you have in Moscow.
And we're going to have to blow them all up.
I don't want to have to blow them up, Vladimir.
The media just reported that like last week.
It was funny.
They all were like, yeah, we've known.
We've been talking about it for two years, a couple of years now, right?
And then, so I think Ted asked him when he said, well, you know, I'll just bomb you.
So Ted asked him, did Putin believe you?
He said, yeah, 10%.
I wonder if that's.
So that's a little different than the Kennedy doctrine, Right.
Kennedy doctrine is there shouldn't be, Putin should have no doubt, if that's what he wants, that if he does that, we're going to bomb him.
It's like clockwork.
Okay, you want to step over the line, you get bombed.
Trump is saying, it's enough if you have doubt, given the consequences.
You don't have to be that precise.
And I think that's, it was true in the case of Putin, because if you, if you, nobody's really studied this except me, but if you go back and study this, and sometime it'd be worth it, it's really, Putin just didn't go right ahead and attack Ukraine.
He poked Biden constantly.
And he kept getting Biden to say, no boots on the ground.
Then he poke him again, no boots on the ground.
Then he poke him again, no boots on the ground.
And then he poke him again, no boots on the ground.
And then he finally got him to say, maybe even a little one would be okay.
Maybe even a little invasion would be okay.
At that point, he knew he owned him, right?
This is my bitch, right?
Let me just slap him around.
But Putin wasn't taking any chances.
I mean, you could have started that thing, right?
Right after Afghanistan.
A lot of people say, well, after Afghanistan, Putin knew he could just go in and nothing would happen.
Probably true.
But Putin didn't do that.
Putin just didn't take Afghanistan as the insurance that Biden would do nothing.
He pushed him to the wall.
Boom, boom, boom, boom.
No, no, I'm going to put the boots on the ground.
No book on the ground.
Oh yeah, you can even have a little invasion.
Vladimir, it's okay.
Now, did he do that because he wanted to be 99% sure?
Get rid of that 10%, right?
Or did he do it to humiliate him?
Probably both.
Probably both.
By the time he was finished, Biden was finished.
Biden was finished.
He completely finished as a world leader, as a world anything.
The Democratic Party had prop him up all around the world.
He was a joke.
I mean, he would show up and, you know, they'd help him to the bathroom.
Now, having said all that, I still agree with Kennedy.
I don't know why you got to play around.
Let him know.
I guess if it's not 100%, 100% that China would succeed in invading Taiwan.
It says here, I know the Wall Street Journal says it, which probably would lead you to believe it isn't true, right?
So the Wall Street Journal said that it would be impossible for them to defend themselves.
A U.S. intervention is seen on the island as essential to preventing a takeover.
That's the accepted wisdom.
And that's probably true.
But I put a big emphasis on the word probably.
I do not believe it is absolutely impossible that Taiwan could hold them off.
Maybe not permanently.
And maybe if they, well, I used to think that they could hold off an amphibious landing because amphibious landings are hard.
Even when you think about, I mean, we moved a whole country across the English Channel.
And we lost a lot, a lot of men.
And then we lost a lot trying to get through the bulge.
More American lives there than any place else in the war.
And this is the United States of America at the height of its power, not only the height of its power, the height of its morale.
17-year-old kids volunteering to go.
You didn't have to.
They do that to you.
So I guess what I'm saying is the Taiwan today is different than the Taiwan even of 10 or 15 years ago.
They have spent a great deal of time thinking out how to stop an amphibious landing.
The new missile system, of which they now have three and are eventually going to have a couple of dozen.
Although, well, actually, they could probably take out most of the amphibious ships that come over without being seen.
Got to be the reason they got them.
Why would Taiwan have missiles that go under the water where you can hit the beach?
I mean, they have a lot of missiles that go that way, but they got missiles going that way.
Why would they have missiles that go that way?
Because it is thought that you'd have to, to really take Taiwan, you'd have to have an amphibious landing.
Well, if you can take out all the ships coming over in an amphibious landing, there ain't going to be no amphibious landing.
Now, they do have, and this is pretty much top secret, I guess, but I would imagine they've got top of the line missile defense.
They're facing a problem similar to Israel, which is very close quarters, right?
We have the luxury in America of time.
It takes time for the missiles to get here.
It doesn't take any time from the missiles to go from Lebanon to Israel or from Gaza to Israel, even to some extent from Iran to Israel, if you come across the Mediterranean the right way.
And it doesn't take much time to get across the Chinese Sea or I'd rather call it the Japanese Sea.
But their missile defense system, I got to believe, is as good as Israel.
So a missile attack on Taiwan, I don't know.
Now, if they use atomic weapons, then there's no doubt atomic weapons will be used on them because that could destroy everything around them.
It could even destroy part of China.
So there are any number of scenarios.
I don't know how often we play out as a war game, the defense of Taiwan, maybe more than anything else.
Until you, even I think more than we do, Poland or something very, very interesting.
Frederick, and I'm going to apologize for making fun of him.
I used to call him Fred Mertz.
So Mr. Mertz defly walked a line firmly rejecting criticisms of German democracy while aligning Berlin with key Trump administration priorities, committing right away to spending 5%.
I'm reading from Walter Russell Mead, who has written a very, very good column about this.
And I probably criticized him earlier for his columns on Mertz, and I take back my criticism.
He turns out to be right, and I turn out to be wrong.
Committing to spending 5% of gross domestic product on defense, big step for Germany, because a lot of countries look to Germany.
I remember one of Trump's first visits to one of the big ones, the G7 or the Gang of 19 or whatever the hell.
He said, Angler, you're the richest country here and you don't even put in your 2%.
Little Albania puts in their 2%.
You don't put your 2% in.
Omers took care of that.
He's no angler.
He went to 5%.
Only had to go to 3%.
And focusing attention on the dangers of Chinese mercantilism to the German economy.
Because Germany had broken with Russia over Ukraine, but they were starting to get cozy with China.
Mr. Murray, the successful businessman, may have had an easier time understanding the American president than do career politicians.
Knowing that a working relationship with Trump was a key to his overall success, the new chancellor has tended the bilateral relationship assiduously.
At his first Oval Office meeting, Mr. Murray presented the president with a gold-framed copy of Mr. Trump's grandfather's German birth certificate.
Mr. Murrs has refused to criticize Mr. Trump in public and has nothing but nice things to say about their telephone conversations.
Bucking a tide of anti-Israel and anti-American sentiment, Mr. Murrs is extremely supportive both of Israel's war against Iran and of Trump's backing the Jewish state.
He praised Israel's strikes against Iran, calling them, remember this, this is when I started changing my mind about them.
Dirty work that Israel is doing for all of us.
That's historic, that statement.
Really?
Mr. Murray was clear about Iran's intentions.
The evidence that Iran has continued on its path to building a nuclear weapon can no longer be seriously disputed.
And his reaction to Mr. Trump's decision to join Israelis' military action in Iran was equally unambiguous.
Man, when the hell has a European leader not been ambiguous?
Churchill.
There's no reason for us or me personally to criticize what Israel started a week ago, nor is there any reason to criticize what America did last weekend.
It reflects a return to the conservative and pragmatic approach that made West Germany America's most reliable ally in continental Europe during the early decades of the Cold War.
Conservative chancellors like Konrad Adenhauer and Ludwig Erhard supported NATO.
France might dream goalless dreams of independence and autonomy, but with East Germany under Moscow's control, German conservatives believes the American alliance was their one hope of safety.
Mr. Merz seems to see the world in similar terms.
Well, it's a great article.
You should read it.
And I think every part of it is correct.
And this is quite a victory for us.
I mean, Germany potentially was at one time, maybe is still, although its productivity had declined a great deal.
And he's got a lot of internal problems to deal with, including a left-wing, right-wing problem where he's got the plurality party, but not the majority party.
But you talk about potential.
I hate to say it because, you know, they were our enemies in the war, but Germany and Japan are very, very similar.
This is A country that can overproduce.
And with a great leader, it can do that.
Bucking a tide of anti-Israel and anti-American sentiment in Europe, Mr. Murz was extremely supportive.
And he seems to appreciate deep down what America has done for Germany.
The American alliance did more than keep the Russians out of Europe.
It brought the Germans in.
It saved East Germany.
Germans could not have been able to do that on their own.
That's a heck of an admission.
Anybody who loves America, I love them.
Right?
Why shouldn't you?
So this, I think this is much better news than any of our numbskull nitwit foreign policy experts are going to get.
A well-meaning, totally motivated, productive Germany with an Israel that can wipe out the entire Middle East, with a Japan that makes China quake, and with an Italy that can create great operas for us.
No, but Italy is on our side, right?
And even Stearmer, the socialist in England, although he's got a parliament that's probably against us, he's with us.
So all this stuff about how he was going to blow NATO and NATO is like much stronger than it was a year ago.
And it is funded much heavier.
It's got morale.
Even the president used the word morale the other day.
He came back and he had a little funny expression on his face and he said, about the European leaders, they have morale.
I remember when President Bush came back for the first time, the second one from Europe, he was like really dejected by how weak all the European leaders were.
And I know, you know, it was a problem for Trump in the first term, but he's re-energized them.
And it's funny because all the predictions were just the opposite.
Well, we'll be back tomorrow.
Don't worry.
We don't have to do it all tonight.
I finally have digested my officer meal.
I was going to say the same thing.
I'm just now back to No.
We tease Ted because he's constantly hungry.
He's always hungry.
I should say two hours later.
What are we going to eat?
Ted, we just ate.
We just ate.
You know, just in case they didn't hear the beginning of the show, anything we should bring them up to date on there?
Let me.
Let me.
Like some of the best lobsters I've ever had in my life, let me tell you.
Like, I always would get lobster before watching the Sox, but then, you know, like, I started, you know, moved around a lot.
But anyway, it was a grand old time.
Hard to pack, though.
I will say hard to pack.
Well, we'll be back tomorrow.
Who knows what will happen to us?
Maybe there'll be an attack of the lobsters.
Those things were so big, they were dangerous.
And I also heard, Ted, there's an island here about three miles out they want us to go to, but you can't go swimming there because of sharks.
Why?
You can't go swimming there because of sharks and to some extent whales, but the whales aren't there.
You can swim with them.
The whales are hungry.
Apparently, the sharks and the whales are running out of food.
And I can't figure that out.
Maybe somebody knows this stuff.
Why would they be running out of food?
We're not taking that much fish out of the sea.
Maybe we just bring some food with us just in case they need it.
And then we can.
Yeah, like not our arm or something, right?
I'd rather bring food than them take our arm.
Yes.
You can be in a cage, though.
You can cage dive.
This is not far from where they filmed Jaws.
Oh, wow.
They filmed Jaws on Martha's Vineyard.
Although it actually took place in Southampton.
Did you know that?
The novel is set in Southampton.
Oh, wow.
But really, Southampton is very hard to, there's no real dock in Southampton.
You would have had to have gone to Sag Harbor or something like that.
The novel is a little off in a way.
Picking Mars's vineyard was perfect for the movie.
You know, it fit the whaling.
Sag Harbor would be the whaling town in the Hamptons.
If they were going to film it in the Hamptons, they would have to have done it, I think, in Sag Harbor.
That's where we were tonight.
Isn't that pretty?
You could have filmed it there, too.
They're doing the new Jaws.
Of course, right?
Like what I say, Mayor.
Everything is a remake now.
I'm sorry.
They did a good job with Superman.
I thought they're not as big on it as I am.
We went to see Superman last week.
Nostalgia for you.
It was pretty good.
I liked it.
You're a big Superman fan.
If I knew that, I would have got, I got to get you a Superman.
am a big Superman fan, but I, after they did too many of them, I liked actually Superman 2 the best.
I like Superman 1, you know, the original Superman 1, the great big, the super, The Steelberg do that?
But I like Superman 2 when he can't find a phone booth to change in because there are no more phone booths.
Oh, goodness.
I thought that was funny.
I thought that was funny.
What do you do?
Getting an Uber?
My old Superman was on television with George Reeves.
We like Dean Kane.
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