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Dec. 20, 2021 - Rubin Report - Dave Rubin
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Tucker & Shapiro's Message for Dave While Larry Elder Says 'Good Riddance' | POLITICS | Rubin Report
# water shortages tucker carlson tax policy california politics civil liberties dave rubin florida relocation homelessness income tax miami peoples republic of california public safety rolling brownouts sherman oaks sunshine state

Tucker Carlson and various speakers celebrate Dave Rubin's relocation from Sherman Oaks to Miami, framing the move as an escape from California's alleged totalitarianism. They contrast Florida's zero percent income tax and warm weather with state issues like homelessness, crime, and rolling brownouts. While joking about alligator tattoos and sarcastically noting the state isn't big enough for both, the segment concludes by highlighting Rubin's new freedom to speak independently in the Sunshine State. [Automatically generated summary]

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benny johnson
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dan bongino
admin 00:04
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dave rubin
blaze 00:12
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tucker carlson
dailycaller 00:06
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Speaker Time Text
Welcome to Florida! 00:04:31
unidentified
So I'm sitting here in my lair in Florida, and I'm thinking to myself the other day, it seems like all the cool people are moving here to the free state.
tucker carlson ▲ ● ▼
And then I learned that Dave Rubin, after many years, is leaving Sherman Oaks, California in his perfect little world.
unidentified
Studio in the house, chickens out back.
He's abandoning it all for a new life in the new California, the state of Florida.
And I couldn't be more thrilled.
He will improve this state.
Welcome, Dave.
I'm psyched for dinner when you get here.
Dave, congratulations on the move to Florida.
I'm so glad you're leaving the People's Republic of California.
You're gonna love it.
You can think for yourself, you can speak for yourself, you can actually be free.
I know that's hard to believe in the United States of America if you're from California, but it's real and it can happen and you, too, will experience it.
Look forward to hanging out, buddy.
We'll see you soon.
Already a year ago.
I moved to Florida.
I took my entire company.
We moved it to National.
And Dave bought a house in California.
I said, Dave, that's a real dumb idea.
What are you doing?
Well, Dave, finally, he figured it out.
Now he's moving to Miami.
So welcome to Miami.
I hope that you enjoy the cafecito.
What's up, Dave?
It's your man, Jonathan Isaac.
I want to welcome you to the Sunshine State.
Get here, get settled, let all the freedom and the sun hit your pores.
And let me know when you're ready to come out to a game.
Hey Dave, welcome to Miami, or as we like to call it, the 305.
I'm not sure what took you so long, but we're glad to have you here.
You're going to have a great time and do great things from Florida.
Dave, every time we had a phone call, I was bugging you.
So when you leave in California, when you leave into California, when you leave in California, I should say, I'm so glad you're leaving California.
Welcome to Florida.
It's a beautiful place.
Can't wait to hang out with you there.
You're a great friend.
You do terrific work.
You've always been there for me.
And Florida's a great place.
And hey, I got a gift for you.
Zero.
Zero percent income tax.
Have a great Christmas, Dave.
Miss seeing you, and welcome to Florida.
God bless.
Big Dave, welcome to Florida.
We love Florida.
dan bongino ▲ ● ▼
It's the only place you can go out and smoke a cigar and dive in your pool on January 15th.
unidentified
Take a couple laps on Christmas.
We'd love to have you down here.
Meet you down at the beach house sometime.
We can hang out, have some drinks on the beach, have a good time.
Welcome to Florida, man.
It's freedom's addition to the state.
Good having you, buddy.
Dave, we are pumped to have you down here in Florida.
Wow.
Escaping communism.
We're so happy that you were able to do it.
Maybe you'll have to float here on a raft.
Who knows?
benny johnson ▲ ● ▼
I hear that no one can get anything in or out of California right now.
unidentified
But here's the thing.
It's a rule in Florida.
benny johnson ▲ ● ▼
If you do move here, you're going to have to get the Don't Tread on Me alligator tattooed on your tramp stamp.
unidentified
Seems like everyone wants to move to Florida, but Dave, you've just done it.
It's a fantastic place, tropical paradise, beacon of freedom.
You're gonna love it.
Welcome.
So it is December, which means it's freezing in some places.
It's during COVID still, so it's totalitarian in some other places.
But here in Florida, Dave, it is warm, it is sunny, it is beautiful, and most important, it is free.
Welcome to freedom, brother.
It's great to have you here.
Well, well, well.
Dave Rubin finally decided to join us here in Florida.
I look forward to having you here, Dave.
Lots of alligator hunting, maybe some wild boar hunting, fishing stuff to do.
Plenty to do here.
But just remember, you'll always be free.
Welcome to the great state of Florida, Dave.
Dave, what is this?
You're leaving California?
It can't be because of the homelessness.
It can't be because of a crime.
It can't be because more people are leaving this state than at any time in its 170-year history.
It can't be because of the crappy quality of our public education.
It can't be because of the way this man shut down the state in a more draconian way than did any of the other 49 governors.
It can't be poor fire management.
It can't be rolling brownouts.
It can't be because the farmers are now lacking water.
I know why you're leaving the state.
Because this place just ain't big enough for the two of us.
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unidentified
Well, we're gonna miss you, bro.
Have fun in Florida.
Ciao.
dave rubin ▲ ● ▼
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