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[music]00:00:11
Adam, what's your point? The future00:00:13
looks bright.00:00:15
>> My handshake is better than anything I00:00:16
ever sign. It's right here. [music]00:00:19
>> You are a one.00:00:21
I don't think I've ever said this00:00:22
before.00:00:28
>> All right. So folks, uh, we got a couple00:00:30
special people in the house. We got, uh,00:00:33
an Italian from New York who is furious.00:00:35
Mamani is going to be in the mayor.00:00:37
>> Yeah. >> Yeah.00:00:38
>> Stupid. I hate him. Go back to where00:00:40
you're from. You know what I'm saying?00:00:41
Where's he from, man?00:00:42
>> Freaking guy promoting freaking00:00:43
terrorist. Hamas.00:00:46
>> New Yorkers. How you doing? Nice outfit.00:00:48
>> Very nice outfit, though.00:00:49
>> Good to Good to meet you, Vinnie.00:00:50
>> You like this curl?00:00:51
>> I like I love the curl.00:00:52
>> It's going to stay that whole freaking00:00:53
>> the whole time.00:00:54
>> Yeah. >> And then And then we have to your left00:00:57
legendary driver. He's bleeding a little00:00:58
bit, but he's going to be fine.00:01:00
>> Look at this freaking guy. He's fine.00:01:01
>> I can go.00:01:02
>> I can go.00:01:03
>> Love it.00:01:04
>> And then to my right, I have no clue who00:01:06
we have to my right. So, Adam, can you00:01:07
tell everybody who you are today?00:01:10
>> Who's that?00:01:11
>> Vinnie had his own curls. I got my own00:01:13
curls, too. Where's your curls?00:01:14
>> So, what's your story? [laughter]00:01:19
>> What do you got?00:01:20
>> Look, I can't hear. I can't hear.00:01:22
>> Finally, the truth is out.00:01:24
>> All right. >> Everyone knows that Patrick bought00:01:26
David. You've been funded by either00:01:29
Israel or Qar. Now the truth is outp.00:01:31
>> Yes. Cuz that $7,000 is a lot of money.00:01:34
It's like life changing00:01:35
>> per post. >> So uh and then listen I'm jazz chism00:01:38
today man. I'm jewel. I got I got my00:01:40
bling bling every time I come around00:01:42
your city. Bling bling.00:01:44
>> Pinky ring worth about 50 by the way.00:01:46
Bling bling. The the Yankees ALCS ring00:01:49
just came in for owners.00:01:51
>> This is this is the Yankees ring that00:01:53
says David on the side. Are you serious?00:01:55
Yeah. It's actually the ring. looking00:01:56
great.00:01:57
>> Hey, I'm going to go take a look at this00:01:58
outside. [laughter]00:02:01
>> Okay. All right. So, having said that,00:02:04
we got a lot of things that we got to be00:02:06
talking about. Uh there's one rule I00:02:09
think if if we give a recommendation to00:02:11
somebody. Please take this advice. Okay,00:02:15
Kamla, you suck going on podcast.00:02:19
>> I I'm I'm not saying you suck. It's just00:02:23
you're not good on podcast. And when the00:02:26
cameras on with you, I don't know why it00:02:28
seriously is like you you you sincerely00:02:32
want to listen to ideas, but it's so00:02:34
much of acting that it's like what is00:02:36
that thing you do with your nails on the00:02:38
chalkboard?00:02:40
>> Oh my goodness. It's like just either00:02:42
Yeah,00:02:43
>> Tom.00:02:44
>> Okay, we just lost half the audience.00:02:46
Either either, you know, be yourself or00:02:49
just stop acting and telling five00:02:51
different stories. this one lady had to00:02:54
stop her and say that is a world class00:02:57
what what did you call it pivot I've00:02:58
ever seen in my life and then you see00:03:00
Kamla getting upset but uh that's one00:03:03
Pete Buddhajed went on Shamat and said00:03:06
immigrants in America are very afraid00:03:07
and they're worried yeah00:03:09
>> and Shamat is like uh I'm an immigrant00:03:11
buddy okay and I'm not afraid and it's00:03:14
the safest I felt in a while you got to00:03:15
see that clip00:03:16
>> and he and he added that he was here00:03:18
legally >> yeah and by the way but you know what00:03:19
you know what I do every time we do00:03:21
podcast, we do have to give credit to00:03:23
people that sincerely want to make the00:03:26
world a better place. I want to give a00:03:28
big shout out to Adam Corolla because00:03:29
Adam Corolla00:03:31
>> uh very statistically said that women00:03:34
who don't receive SNAP are 65 lbs00:03:38
lighter than those who do.00:03:39
>> What a what a00:03:40
>> So for him, he is encouraging SNAP not00:03:43
being available I think for another00:03:45
month. So those who are on Snap to lose00:03:47
65 pounds for the health of America hard00:03:51
to uh you know Yeah. Yeah. I mean it's00:03:54
>> I swear to God if anybody says anything00:03:55
about Adam, you know, Adam Corolla not00:03:58
being noble when it comes on to these00:03:59
types of issues, you got to give him you00:04:01
got to give him credit. So forget about00:04:03
Jenny Craig. It's called Adam Corolla.00:04:04
[laughter]00:04:05
>> He's got to come he's got to come out00:04:06
with a new drink called the Adam Corolla00:04:09
weight loss program. Yeah.00:04:11
>> Uh, and the reason for that is today's00:04:12
November 1st and today SNAP expires00:04:14
>> October 31st.00:04:15
>> Today's October 31st. Tomorrow's going00:04:17
to be November 1st00:04:18
>> and SNAP expires tomorrow. So folks,00:04:21
whatever you're doing, just be ready,00:04:22
okay? Could be mayhem tomorrow when it00:04:24
does expire. And we're going to see00:04:25
what's going to be happening. But aside00:04:27
from that, you know, you you probably00:04:30
don't want to be a guy named Andrew00:04:32
related to a royalty family. It was a00:04:35
bad day for you yesterday. Okay. King00:04:37
Charles removes Prince Andrew's royal00:04:39
titles, orders him to vacate the royal00:04:43
lodge. What? Why would he do that?00:04:46
>> Yeah, they had him in the small castle00:04:48
and now he has to even leave there.00:04:50
>> The small castle. Can you imagine? Like,00:04:52
how dare they put him in a small castle?00:04:54
>> Kensington is like the big palace. They00:04:56
had him They had him out back at the00:04:58
lodge and now they're like, "Can you00:04:59
just tell him no, no, no, not even that.00:05:01
Get out. >> Get out." Yeah. Because apparently he00:05:03
used to uh he used to go to this one00:05:05
place. this uh it's not an it's not00:05:07
called Rosario Island outside of00:05:08
Colombia Cartana. There's an I don't00:05:10
know where he used to go. We used to go00:05:11
somewhere.00:05:12
>> Hey, I love his last name.00:05:15
>> His new last name is Mount Batton.00:05:17
>> And the British memes have gone nuts00:05:19
overnight.00:05:21
>> Seriously, he will now be known as00:05:23
Andrew Mountbatten. It's like a name00:05:25
from the family from history. Mount00:05:27
Batten. [clears throat]00:05:29
>> Got it. Okay, that's great.00:05:31
>> That was a good one. Uh, Trump rates the00:05:33
meeting with G not 10 out of 10, 12 out00:05:35
of 10. Uh,00:05:36
>> oh, >> I mean, that's extra credit.00:05:37
>> That's fantastic.00:05:38
>> And lowering tariffs. Are we gonna talk00:05:39
about00:05:40
>> never dated a 12 out of 10?00:05:41
>> JD Vans discusses00:05:43
>> not easy.00:05:44
>> You sound like a guy that goes to an00:05:45
island. I mean, what were you with?00:05:47
>> JD Vans discusses JD Vans discusses00:05:49
potential 2028 presidential ticket with00:05:51
Marco Rubio. Fed cuts rates again, but00:05:55
nobody is happy about it because it's00:05:57
like it's like when the Dodgers win a00:05:58
game, they never win the right way.00:06:00
>> Okay. Like, [laughter] how do you not00:06:01
win in a better way? You going to give00:06:03
me a rate cut? Give me a damn rate cut.00:06:04
>> Come on.00:06:05
>> Instead of doing this,00:06:06
>> they're taking half the week off getting00:06:07
their butts kicked right now. I'll be00:06:09
very objective about that.00:06:11
>> What Trump and G did and did not agree00:06:14
upon in the meeting. JD Vance, we00:06:16
already talked about that. Stefanic00:06:18
narrowly leading Hok in New York00:06:20
governor race. And by the way, I agree00:06:22
with Tom. I think that's brought to you00:06:23
by Mandani. Mandani is helping helping00:06:26
>> and a year from now, it's going to be00:06:27
even worse because it's his effect on00:06:28
her. her. Here are six ways the00:06:31
government shutdown could get worse for00:06:33
Americans. Shutdown will cost $1400:06:35
billion in economic losses, CBO analysis00:06:37
says. And then you got Cash Patel shuts00:06:39
down Charlie Kirk foreign intelligence00:06:41
probe and explosive feud with Trump's00:06:43
counterterror00:06:47
uh comr calls for Biden pardons to be00:06:50
null and void over autopin controversy.00:06:52
Oh my god,00:06:54
>> New York City candidates mother said00:06:56
he's not an American at all. We should00:06:58
believe her. Uh MTA boss Liieber slams00:07:02
Zoran Mandani's free bus pledge. Panic00:07:05
sell and hits New York as woke mayor00:07:07
sparks sunb belt exodus. No, guys, stop00:07:10
[laughter] it. No one's going to leave.00:07:12
>> Come on. Like, come on. Andrew even00:07:14
saying, nobody's leaving New York.00:07:16
People are going.00:07:17
>> Yeah, no one's going to leave. >> But he's talking about Gavin Newsome the00:07:19
I'm gonna chase you tax.00:07:21
>> I I get it. I get that. behind you.00:07:23
>> Russia tested Poseidon nuclear torpedo00:07:26
capable of destroying cities with00:07:28
radioactive tsunami. By the way, you00:07:31
know what this is with Putin's new thing00:07:32
they're testing? They're saying when00:07:33
they drop it in the middle of the ocean,00:07:36
it creates 1600 foot waves. Not 16, not00:07:41
160.00:07:42
1600T waves is what Tom was telling us00:07:45
yesterday. We're going to definitely get00:07:46
>> 14tory building.00:07:47
>> Yeah.00:07:48
>> Iran. No, that's not a 14story building.00:07:51
That's a 140 story building, Tom. So you00:07:53
said 1,600 ft. 14tory building is 14000:07:57
ft. I'm sorry.00:07:58
>> Each floor is 10 ft.00:07:59
>> If that happens in California, though,00:08:01
they're like, "Yeah, dude.00:08:02
>> They're going to ride that thing." Oh,00:08:03
they're going burning their skin.00:08:05
>> No. By the way, this is going to cause a00:08:06
lot of people to get better at surfing.00:08:07
[laughter]00:08:08
>> Yeah.00:08:09
>> Iran rebuilding ballistic uh uh00:08:12
ballistic missile program with Chinese00:08:14
aid, define UN sanctions. Bill Gates has00:08:17
changed his mind, folks. What?00:08:19
>> Shifts tone on climate, criticizes00:08:21
doomsday view, drawn mixed reaction.00:08:23
>> Oh, weird.00:08:24
>> And then Trump's grateful for Bill00:08:26
Gates's pivot. Declares victory over00:08:28
climate change hoax. Okay. Fed cuts00:08:31
rates again. Nvidia is officially a $500:08:34
trillion00:08:36
company. And this whole thing with mic00:08:38
with AWS, you know, the cloud stuff that00:08:40
happened to them. You know who it00:08:41
happened to now? Azour.00:08:43
>> Weird. >> Azour is Microsoft's cloud company,00:08:45
which is number two. And I have some00:08:47
thoughts on that. And then who's in,00:08:49
who's out? The rise of Barry Weiss at00:08:51
CBS. People getting fired left and00:08:53
right. And hypocrite Don Lemon. Whose00:08:55
story is this? New York Post. Torched00:08:57
for saying Megan Kelly looks trans. The00:09:00
left is using trans as an adult insult00:09:03
now. Two NBA legends call players soft00:09:06
over new techniques in separate00:09:08
interview. And that is Michael Jordan00:09:11
and AI and AI. Not AI like you know00:09:14
artificial intelligence. AI as in00:09:16
practice AI, right?00:09:18
>> Alhan Omar rips Chuck Schumer for not00:09:20
endorsing Maman in New York City mayor00:09:22
election. Uh leftist losing slimy coward00:09:25
Gavin Newsome betrayal of Charlie Kirk.00:09:26
The Sky News Australia.00:09:29
Gavin Newsome says he's moving on from00:09:30
appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast. And00:09:33
Kamala Harris World. Oh my god, it's00:09:35
just so many things with that. Anyways,00:09:36
having said that, let's get right into00:09:38
it. You know what is scary because00:09:39
today's Halloween. You know what is00:09:40
scary to most people? Planning.00:09:42
>> Most people are afraid of planning. Most00:09:45
people are afraid of sitting there and00:09:46
saying, "Oh my god, you want me to plan00:09:47
for next year?" But you know who's not00:09:49
scared of planning? I want to introduce00:09:50
you to this guy who was looking for a00:09:54
business plan to fall out of the sky for00:09:56
him and it didn't happen. But he made a00:09:59
decision to put on his calendar on00:10:01
December 12th to spend an entire day00:10:03
with somebody. Go and play this clip.00:10:05
>> Watch this fellow here.00:10:06
>> Good-looking guy minding his own00:10:08
business.00:10:10
>> The best looking guy.00:10:12
Hey Vinnie, what's up Pat?00:10:14
>> What are you doing?00:10:15
>> Waiting.00:10:17
>> Waiting for what?00:10:18
>> Business plan00:10:19
>> to come from Scott.00:10:20
>> That's what people told me.00:10:22
>> That's how it works. >> Work for Newton.00:10:23
>> That's not how it works. On December00:10:25
12th, I host an event called the00:10:27
business planning workshop where we go00:10:29
through this entire manual together on00:10:31
how to write a business plan based on 1200:10:32
building blocks.00:10:33
>> Okay?00:10:34
>> All you have to do is click on our link00:10:35
below.00:10:36
>> Okay. >> Get registered. December 12th, we'll be00:10:38
together all day.00:10:39
>> All right. So, can we go eat right now?00:10:40
four hours waiting like an idiot.00:10:42
>> Idiot.00:10:43
>> I mean, he even made me look up the00:10:45
second time to see if it was going to00:10:46
fall or not, but it's not falling. For00:10:48
some of you guys, I got big plans for00:10:50
2026 December 12th. Come join us. Uh00:10:53
Rob, can we please put the link below00:10:55
everywhere so people can see it. For00:10:56
those of you guys that are listening to00:10:57
it on audio, it's00:10:59
bpw.bedavidconulting.com.00:11:04
Join us December 12th together to write00:11:06
up your business plan for 2026.00:11:09
Having said that, there's some rough00:11:12
business planning going on for 2026. You00:11:14
know why? >> Why?00:11:15
>> Because SNAP is about to expire00:11:18
tomorrow.00:11:19
>> Wow. >> And people are losing their minds. But00:11:20
not Adam Corolla.00:11:22
>> Absolutely. >> Adam Cora has advice for people, right?00:11:24
Good. >> So, what to know about SNAP as benefits00:11:28
set to expire00:11:31
amid government shutdown. So, let's00:11:33
let's read a couple of these things for00:11:34
some of the folks. Folks, if you're00:11:36
watching PBD podcast, I don't know if00:11:38
you're how much of you are relying on00:11:40
SNAP, so maybe you don't know about it.00:11:41
So, let's educate you a little bit. The00:11:43
federal funded supplement nutritional00:11:44
system program called SNAP has been00:11:46
increasingly searched topic of00:11:48
discussion. As the government shutdown00:11:50
threatens to halt benefits for more than00:11:52
42 million Americans who rely on it, if00:11:54
the shutdown, which is nearly one month00:11:56
mark, continues into November, SNAP00:11:58
benefits could seize as early as00:12:00
November 1st. What is SNAP? program,00:12:02
sometimes referred to as food stamps,00:12:04
issues electronic benefits to millions00:12:06
of eligible low-income individuals and00:12:08
families. Those benefits can be used to00:12:10
purchase food. Who is eligible for SNAP?00:12:12
US citizens must apply for SNAP in the00:12:14
state they currently live in and must00:12:16
meet requirements such as resource and00:12:18
income limits. This is ABC News's00:12:20
article, by the way. How do you how do00:12:22
SNAP work benefits from financial00:12:23
assistance? What can SNAP buy and where00:12:26
can SNAP be used? Eligible households00:12:27
can use their benefits on fruit and00:12:29
vegetables, meat and poultry and fish,00:12:31
dairy products, breads and cereal and00:12:33
other products such as snack food,00:12:34
non-alcoholic beverages, and seed and00:12:37
plants that produce food for the00:12:38
household. And how Trump's mega bill00:12:41
chain snap, remember this is ABC.00:12:43
Earlier this year, President Trump00:12:45
signed his tax and spending mega bill00:12:47
into July 4th uh into law on July 4th.00:12:50
Changes were made to snap eligibility00:12:51
factors including work requirements and00:12:53
non-citizen eligibility. work00:12:55
requirements.00:12:57
Those working are paying for you not to00:13:00
work. >> Sure.00:13:01
>> Maybe for 90 days for you to recover00:13:03
from it, but not permanently rely on it.00:13:06
Right.00:13:07
>> Mhm.00:13:08
>> And nonitizen eligibility. The mega bill00:13:10
also slashed SNAP funding by an00:13:12
estimated $186 billion over 10 years.00:13:15
The mega bill further shuttered. The00:13:18
SNAP ad, a federally funded grant00:13:20
program that helps people make the SNAP00:13:21
dollar stretch, teaches them how to cook00:13:23
healthy meals. Really? Okay. ABC.00:13:26
Teaching them how to cook healthy meals.00:13:28
Perfect. If SNAP is teaching people how00:13:31
to cook healthy meals, tell me why these00:13:34
numbers that Adam Corolla is sharing,00:13:36
how healthy is it for you to be 65 pound00:13:39
heavier? Go ahead, Rob.00:13:41
reading that snap's gonna run out, you00:13:43
know, and 40 million people00:13:45
>> voice is the best.00:13:46
>> Uh 40 million00:13:47
>> 40 million. Okay, listen to me00:13:49
everybody.00:13:51
This whole thing of like 40 million00:13:53
people are going to go hungry. First00:13:54
off,00:13:55
>> those 40 million people average an extra00:13:59
40 pounds on them over the average00:14:02
working American. If you took the00:14:04
average person that's on SNAP getting00:14:07
free food and the average person that00:14:09
gets no free food from the government,00:14:12
the average female who gets no free food00:14:15
from the government is 146 pounds. The00:14:19
average SNAP recipient is 211bs. So is00:14:23
it00:14:24
I I know is first off we talk about00:14:26
going hungry hungry. Nobody could00:14:29
benefit from a nice fast more than the00:14:33
snap recipient.00:14:36
>> Tell me that's not Noble Tom. By the00:14:37
way, he says 40 lbs, but what did he say00:14:40
the numbers were, Rob? The the person00:14:42
the average person that takes Snap00:14:44
>> is 211 lbs.00:14:47
>> And those who take no snap are 14600:14:49
pound. So, we're starving the people00:14:51
that are not eating and we're feeding00:14:52
the people that are eating too much. Is00:14:54
that kind of what that means? Tom,00:14:55
what's Tell me about the math here cuz00:14:56
I'm, you know, just a regular guy here00:14:58
trying to figure this thing out. What's00:14:59
going on here, Tom?00:15:00
>> Well, I think Adam Croll is making a00:15:01
point that it's not helping people. I00:15:04
think he he he's tongue and cheek making00:15:06
a a point about, hey, it's not really00:15:08
helping the poor people that need it.00:15:10
People that are on it are just kind of,00:15:12
you know, doing nothing and just kind of00:15:13
gorging and becoming very, very large.00:15:15
We have to remember a couple things. I'm00:15:17
not going to repeat any part of the00:15:19
story, Pat. I'm going to run into00:15:20
something here. The Dems want SNAP to00:15:24
become part of UBI. It's a backdoor for00:15:27
UBI. They want to open more and more and00:15:30
more government programs toward00:15:33
universal basic income. So, they want00:15:35
SNAP to be more people and they want00:15:37
people and by the way, we haven't even00:15:39
got to the part where how many it's not00:15:42
40 million Americans. It's 40 million00:15:44
people in America. There are people on00:15:47
this, a huge percent of the people that00:15:49
are not citizens that are taking00:15:50
advantage of it and there's frauds. Um,00:15:54
I read last week I was reading about00:15:56
SNAP and I read SNAP fraudstings. Do you00:15:59
know in Hawaii they ran apparently I was00:16:02
trying to find this again but the00:16:04
commentary I was reading had a quick00:16:06
quip and I hope this is correct but it00:16:08
stands to reason. There are people that00:16:10
file for it and then sell the cards.00:16:14
They sell the cards for cash because00:16:16
they're below the line so they could00:16:18
qualify to get the card, but they're00:16:20
able to go to Costco and other places00:16:22
and get enough food for themselves. That00:16:23
make sense? So then they sell the card.00:16:26
>> So So guess what? It is sort of like00:16:28
universal basic income. The same thing00:16:29
they do with social security. They kept00:16:31
expanding social security. Oh, you're 1100:16:34
years old and you're and and someone00:16:36
passed away, you can have the social00:16:37
security benefits even though you00:16:38
weren't due to get that for 50 years.00:16:41
And so, >> yeah, what you're talking about is00:16:42
Hawaii has a has a hotline that's00:16:45
1866264292500:16:48
that you call. This is what they00:16:50
reported this year. Hawai's Department00:16:51
of Human Services issued a fraud alert00:16:54
on May 22nd, 2024. You're so right.00:16:56
That's right. Tell them about this. Of00:16:58
people taking advantage of EBT. And you00:17:00
know what ends up happening? They were00:17:02
issued a payment error rate on Hawaii00:17:04
SNAP program. The state was fined almost00:17:07
$11 million by the federal government00:17:09
because its error rate overpayment and00:17:11
underpayments for SNAP jumped 21% in00:17:14
2223.00:17:15
>> Well, there you go. People that really00:17:16
need it aren't getting it. And the00:17:17
state's not doesn't have a chief00:17:19
compliance officer apparently. And then00:17:22
and then the government's got to come00:17:23
down and find one of the 50 children in00:17:25
these United States.00:17:27
>> Yeah. So, Adam, your thoughts on this?00:17:28
>> Why is this such a big deal? Meaning00:17:30
like I just sent Rob a thing over here.00:17:32
Let me actually use a little bit more of00:17:33
a Brooklyn accent over here. But we got00:17:36
can't let people go hungry. But what00:17:38
people are we talking about here?00:17:39
Because I saw this stat over here. I'm00:17:41
trying to do my Brooklyn accent. Rob, if00:17:43
you could show this. The types of people00:17:44
who are using the snap.00:17:45
>> Adam, just talk regular. You're regular.00:17:47
Perfect. >> They're Afghanany. They're [laughter]00:17:49
>> They're regular. You great. Don't make00:17:52
me crazy here.00:17:53
>> Vincent, I'm trying to just go. I want00:17:55
to hear the story.00:17:56
>> Look at these people. Where they coming00:17:57
from? They're definitely not my people.00:17:58
They're Afghani. They're Somali. They're00:18:00
Iraqi. The Haitians. I love the00:18:02
Haitians. They're eating the cats.00:18:03
They're eating the dogs. But are these00:18:05
people are not American?00:18:06
>> Who are you?00:18:07
>> Are these people not supposed to be00:18:08
here? Is this what's going on? Why are00:18:10
they getting Why are they getting the00:18:11
cat? One of my buddies right now is in00:18:13
the middle of texting me. He's an00:18:14
American. He I'm not going to use his00:18:16
name, but he's like, "Bro, they're going00:18:17
to cut me out of Snap." I said, "Why the00:18:19
hell are you on Snap?"00:18:21
>> Yeah. >> You've been in this country. You're00:18:23
You're born in and raised in America.00:18:25
>> Yeah. What is >> You're a father with two kids. Why are00:18:26
you even on Why are so many people on?00:18:29
Have you ever been on Snap? >> Cuz he can't know. Cuz he can. No, cuz00:18:32
he can't. >> His stamp is food stamp. If00:18:33
>> he's in Hawaii, someone's going to call00:18:35
they change the name to make it sound00:18:37
cool. Oh, snap. It's food stamps.00:18:39
>> It's food stamps. Food stamps. By the00:18:40
way, have you ever been on it?00:18:41
>> Never. >> PD, have you ever collected food stamps?00:18:43
>> Food stamps? Yes,00:18:44
>> you have. Why did you collect it?00:18:46
>> Uh 19? I did not. My mother did. I was00:18:49
13 years old.00:18:50
>> How long did she collect it for?00:18:51
>> I couldn't even tell you.00:18:52
>> Okay. I My first job I worked for one00:18:55
year, then I got laid off and they gave00:18:57
me unemployment. They gave me food00:18:58
stamps. It lasts for six months.00:19:00
six months.00:19:01
>> Yeah, >> you should be able if you're a working00:19:02
and able-bodied person, you should be00:19:04
able to get a job six months later.00:19:06
>> The I mean, we've heard we all heard the00:19:08
stories of the welfare queen just get00:19:10
having kids and getting food stamps and00:19:11
like you never you get married to the00:19:13
government. You never need a man. You00:19:14
never have to work. You just the00:19:16
government pays for you. How long is00:19:18
that sustainable? People talk about the,00:19:20
you know, entitlement programs there,00:19:21
social security, Medicaid. Those are00:19:23
people a lot of times that can't work.00:19:25
You're old, you're sick. These are for00:19:28
able-bodied people just having kids.00:19:30
>> So the point is, >> so my question is why are so many people00:19:32
on this, how long are they on, Adam?00:19:34
Because think about it. He said 4000:19:36
million, Pat. The actual number is 41 to00:19:38
42 million. That's one out of eight00:19:40
Americans are on food stamps, okay? And00:19:42
that's that's exactly what the left00:19:45
wants. They want you dependent on the00:19:48
government, okay? They don't want strong00:19:50
independent citizens. They want votes,00:19:52
voters who rely on freaking government00:19:54
checks because guess what, Adam? That's00:19:55
how they held on to power, bro. When00:19:57
your food, your rent, your health care00:19:59
all comes from the same people asking00:20:00
for the vote, your freedom's already00:20:02
gone, bro. By the way, and then think00:20:04
about it. During the Biden administ,00:20:05
Rob, while while he's while while he's00:20:06
doing the thing, can you just pull up00:20:07
who el who's eligible for food stamps?00:20:09
What are the qualifications? What the00:20:10
time?00:20:11
>> During the Biden administration,00:20:12
Democrat, remember they were like asking00:20:14
for voter ID, racist. Who are they00:20:16
pandering to? And then Gavin Newsome has00:20:18
made it illegal to even ask for00:20:20
identification in California. Okay, they00:20:22
flood the country with the illegals and00:20:24
those are their voters. And here's the00:20:25
truth, Pat, and I love that you said it00:20:26
in the beginning. If you're an00:20:27
abledbodied American citizen and you00:20:31
choose not to work, but you're living00:20:32
off the government, you shouldn't be00:20:34
able to vote. >> I agree.00:20:35
>> DO YOU FEEL ME?00:20:36
>> I agree. By the way, check this out. So,00:20:37
here's a guy, World Star, just posted00:20:39
this 19 hours ago. By the way, a a lot00:20:42
of foul language. So, brace for impact.00:20:44
If you got your kids around, ear muffs,00:20:45
>> kids, hide your kids. Hide your00:20:47
>> step away from this. But this guy is00:20:49
talking about folks who are getting food00:20:51
stamps. Go ahead and play the clip rap.00:20:54
>> [ __ ] thinking it, but they00:20:55
ain't going to say it. Listen here. I00:20:56
don't give a [ __ ] about y'all losing00:20:57
y'all fools. I'm 25 with no00:20:59
[ __ ] kids. I get up at 6:00 to00:21:01
go to work and at the end of the work I00:21:03
go coach kids. It's just not hard for00:21:04
you [ __ ] out here with kids.00:21:06
It's hard for us, too. [music] And no00:21:07
[ __ ] way do I want my hard-earned tax00:21:09
money going towards you and your nine00:21:11
[ __ ] kid just because you couldn't00:21:12
get off your [music] [ __ ] back and go00:21:14
get a job or tell a [ __ ] to wear00:21:16
a car. So, no, I do not give a [ __ ] cuz00:21:18
you're losing your benefits, [ __ ] Get00:21:20
off your ass. Go get a job. Do what the00:21:23
[ __ ] you got to do. Your [ __ ] kid.00:21:25
>> I I will tell you he doesn't curse as00:21:27
much as Kamla does.00:21:28
>> Kamla's horrible.00:21:29
>> Kamla goes a little bit more. But00:21:31
obviously a part of that on on what the00:21:33
point is. I was in the military. Okay.00:21:36
And I remember when I was in the00:21:37
military, what would happen on a Monday00:21:39
morning formation? They would come out00:21:40
and they would say the following. If00:21:42
you're so last four years social00:21:44
security ends with a three, step to the00:21:46
front. And you're like, gosh,00:21:47
>> here we go.00:21:48
>> You would step to the front. And then00:21:50
they, you know, they would say, "Join,00:21:53
yours also ends with a three." Oh, come00:21:55
on, Sarge. Step to the front. Step to00:21:58
the front. Okay. All right. Follow us.00:22:00
Then he go to the bathroom and he have00:22:03
to pee. And And I don't know what they00:22:05
would do. Their head was like right here00:22:07
watching everything to make sure there00:22:09
was no uh uh00:22:11
>> adding like bleach or something. Let me00:22:13
take a look. Let me take a look.00:22:14
>> They would take a look at your pee kind00:22:15
of like how he's doing.00:22:16
>> Take a look. And then you you would hand00:22:18
your business. You would hand your00:22:20
business and then afterwards they would00:22:22
come back and say, "You tested positive00:22:24
for weed." Okay. You're getting demoted00:22:26
from an E4 to an E1. Oh, come on. Yep.00:22:28
And you got to do article 15. All right.00:22:31
And you go away.00:22:32
>> I come out. I'm talking to one of my00:22:34
friends. I said, this guy's a hardcore00:22:37
liberal at the time. I said, I believe00:22:40
anybody who gets anything for free,00:22:44
welfare, food stamps, unemployment,00:22:47
anything drug tested at any time if we00:22:51
want to to make sure you're living a00:22:52
straight up life and it's a short-term00:22:55
period that that you get. That's not00:22:57
fair. That's invading people's privacy.00:23:00
Wait a minute. You're truly invading00:23:01
people's privacy and you're getting00:23:02
money from the people that are working00:23:04
>> to give you the benefit. No, we're not00:23:06
doing it. So the point is Obama back in00:23:08
the days when he was president, I think00:23:10
unemployment at one point, Rob, can you00:23:11
verify this? Under Obama, unemployment00:23:15
at one point went all the way up to 2400:23:17
months.00:23:19
>> Uh at 24 months, just check to see if00:23:22
this is accurate.00:23:23
>> Was that was that his first?00:23:24
>> Yeah, there you go. During Obama's00:23:26
presidency,00:23:27
24 consecutive months of But there was00:23:29
at one point that unemployment00:23:32
unemployment >> benefit. So I just asked right now Rob I00:23:34
asked if you uh I asked uh um if there00:23:37
is if unemployment was up to 24 months00:23:40
>> and they would pay unemployment out to00:23:41
24 months00:23:44
a long time. >> That's what it was.00:23:46
>> So un during the great recession00:23:48
>> I understand that but it was a massive00:23:50
like guys could extend extend extended00:23:52
years and then all of a sudden they cut00:23:54
and once they cut everybody started00:23:56
looking for a job. >> Yeah.00:23:57
>> So what happens if all of a sudden you00:23:58
cut this? Hey guess what? Go look for a00:24:00
job. Yeah,00:24:01
>> this wasn't created for you to just stay00:24:03
on it. Turn anyways. We're going to see00:24:04
what's going to be happening with this.00:24:05
>> I know you agree with them not vote.00:24:07
Like I think if you're if you can get a00:24:09
job and you're not and you're just00:24:10
getting money from the government,00:24:11
you're not going to vote. You're it's00:24:13
called a free and fair election. If00:24:14
you're buying that, you're buying their00:24:16
vote. Stay on the we're going to keep00:24:18
you money. You shouldn't be able to stop00:24:19
people from voting. But I see what00:24:20
you're saying. I think that there needs00:24:21
to be some accountability if you're just00:24:23
sucking off the tea to bigot.00:24:25
>> But wait a minute. Let me ask you for00:24:26
what he's saying. If other taxpayers who00:24:29
are working hard are paying for you.00:24:32
You're voting to make a decision on00:24:34
behalf of who? Other people that are00:24:35
funding you. There is no logic there.00:24:37
Yep.00:24:38
>> You don't own Apple. You're not a00:24:40
shareholder. You don't get to say00:24:41
anything about Apple. What? How are you00:24:44
paying >> You're a shareholder of America because00:24:45
you're a citizen.00:24:46
>> Define that. Define what that is.00:24:48
>> Citizen of America. >> Are you contributing? Are you paying00:24:50
taxes? You're sitting on your couch00:24:51
having babies.00:24:52
>> Listen, there's half of people in00:24:53
America I don't think should have a vote00:24:54
whatsoever. But they have a vote. We00:24:56
can't00:24:57
>> and and >> dismantle the voting system if you're if00:24:59
you're a legal citizen.00:25:00
>> My point is logically,00:25:02
>> yes,00:25:03
>> in any company, okay, in any00:25:05
organization,00:25:07
whoever carries their little red wagon00:25:09
more than others gets a bigger vote.00:25:11
Yep.00:25:12
>> If you're sitting there, if we ran a00:25:14
country, that's the only way we would00:25:15
ever do it. If you don't, you don't.00:25:18
It's that simple. But obviously right00:25:20
now the more and more they're going00:25:21
people are upset because oh SNAP is00:25:24
teaching people how to build healthy00:25:26
food. Really? Why are they 60 pounds00:25:28
heavier then? Tell me how healthy. Oh00:25:30
you think they're following the if they00:25:32
if they were following directions they00:25:34
would go get a job right now. What do00:25:35
you mean you know any of the other stuff00:25:36
that they're talking about? Anyways all00:25:38
right let's get to the next one here.00:25:39
Next story I want to get into is00:25:41
>> Pete Budachic decides to go on Chamat00:25:43
and uh I think it's called the All-In00:25:45
podcast. Right.00:25:47
>> Of course it is. Yes. Oh, look at that.00:25:49
Is this Halloween? What is he doing?00:25:51
>> Yeah. So, [laughter]00:25:52
so he goes on to be a real He's a00:25:54
straight man. He goes on the podcast to00:25:55
be a real man. Look at he's a real boy.00:25:57
>> Adam, stop. No more. Okay. He decides to00:25:59
go on the podcast and Pete Budachic00:26:02
brings up the concern with immigrants.00:26:03
And here's what he had to say. And00:26:04
here's what Shaman had to say. Go ahead,00:26:06
Rob. >> The worse it feels to be in this00:26:08
country, the better off Donald Trump is,00:26:10
whether he's running for president or00:26:12
whether he is president. And sending00:26:15
troops marching into the streets. Can I00:26:17
just say as the only immigrant right now00:26:18
on this podcast who immigrated here00:26:21
legally, I feel much safer and better00:26:24
under a Donald Trump presidency than I00:26:25
ever did under a Biden presidency. Just00:26:27
want you to hear from my mouth for what00:26:29
that's worth.00:26:30
>> Do you feel safer about the fact that a00:26:32
Latino doctor crossing the street in00:26:34
Washington DC is getting hassled or00:26:38
harassed because they're brown?00:26:39
>> I don't think that I've heard that. No.00:26:41
>> Okay. So you're not aware of any case in00:26:42
which a US citizen who is like but00:26:46
you're but I will tell you for example00:26:48
after 911 you wait you're on a podcast00:26:50
commenting about immigration you have00:26:52
some level of awareness. >> Let me let me tell you after 911 for00:26:54
example for years I had SSS on my00:26:57
boarding passes00:26:58
>> and I was pulled over constantly and00:27:00
people probably thought that I was a00:27:02
Muslim hijacker. So, I know what it00:27:04
feels like to be harassed and what I'm00:27:06
telling you categorically is I feel00:27:07
safer in this presidency than I have00:27:10
ever felt. And I'm just letting you know00:27:11
that. This is just my lived experience.00:27:14
>> By the way, what a fair, sound,00:27:19
reasonable way of giving his argument on00:27:22
both sides and Pete not knowing what to00:27:25
do with it. Tom, your thoughts on this?00:27:27
>> Well, Pete, let's find a victim.00:27:30
Buddhaj, there we go again. Let's find a00:27:33
victim and exploit it. Find a crazy00:27:35
example or not a crazy example. What if00:27:39
that really happened and what if that00:27:40
happened under ICE? You compared about00:27:43
what's going on with the rest of it. But00:27:45
what Pete was there was he was00:27:48
scammering. He was waiting for them to00:27:50
kind of come a little bit the liberal00:27:51
side and they wouldn't do it. and he was00:27:53
just kind of stuck and stammering, which00:27:55
shows you people aren't buying what00:27:57
you're selling00:27:59
>> and you don't have the facts to back it00:28:00
up because the back of the package says00:28:03
>> like cigarettes. You know what? That's00:28:05
what it is. No one's buying what the00:28:07
Democrats are selling. And when you pick00:28:08
it up and look at the package on the00:28:10
back, you get like a warning label like00:28:12
they put on cigarettes.00:28:13
>> And and and Tom, you think about it.00:28:15
Doesn't this kind of coincide Pat with00:28:16
the previous story? They're pissed off.00:28:18
their base, their Democratic leadership00:28:20
is because Trump be besides getting out00:28:23
illegals that are causing the crimes and00:28:24
they have records. They're getting rid00:28:26
OF THEIR VOTES, BRO. 500,000 people00:28:28
gone. A million people gone. Those00:28:30
people are all voting for the Democratic00:28:32
party and they're going bye-bye. They're00:28:34
going bye-bye. And that rhetoric, you00:28:36
mean to tell me one story of one guy00:28:38
that's brown? And by the way, you know00:28:39
what SSS stands for? Secondary security00:28:41
screening selection. Meaning every00:28:43
boarding pass says make sure you take00:28:44
that brown guy and search him again00:28:46
because of 9/11. Like give me give me a00:28:48
break. Pete Buddha J. By the way, Pat,00:28:50
there was multiple instances on this00:28:51
podcast where Chamath with his really00:28:53
comfortable sweater is just taking him00:28:56
apart like fear porn by fear porn by00:28:59
fear porn. It was actually a really00:29:00
really good podcast.00:29:01
>> They should call it the mic drop00:29:02
podcast. >> It should have been.00:29:03
>> It's cool to see Chimat basically being00:29:05
a defender of Trump. We all we all know00:29:07
a lot of the people in the Silicon00:29:08
Valley in 2016 and 2020 were not fans of00:29:11
Trump and they're not defending him, but00:29:12
now they're sort of a staunch staunch00:29:13
allies. Sort of the the MAGA 2.0 I know00:29:15
which we talked about this and then Pete00:29:18
Peter just sort of gives this anecdotal00:29:19
yeah you didn't hear about this one guy00:29:21
this one time it's like okay cool I will00:29:23
say this you know to maybe defend booty00:29:26
judge for a second00:29:28
chimoth and the all-in guys they're00:29:30
based in where Silicon Valley00:29:31
>> they're in San Francisco00:29:32
>> okay so I don't know what effect they're00:29:33
having from the Donald Trump effect if00:29:35
there's someone you need to look at it00:29:36
would be Gavin Newsome your governor00:29:38
that's based in Sacramento out there so00:29:41
if any any issues you're dealing with in00:29:43
in in San Francisco or Northern00:29:44
California. That's all downstream of00:29:46
what Gavin Newsome is doing. If you're00:29:48
feeling the uh the national effect of00:29:50
what if you're going to DC, if you're00:29:51
going to certain towns where Trump is00:29:52
sending the National Guard, I get it.00:29:54
You probably feel safer there. But any00:29:55
issues you have are not necessarily a00:29:57
Trump or Biden thing. It's a Gavin00:29:58
Newsome thing. I'd love to hear his00:30:00
comments on what Gavin Newsome has done00:30:02
in the state of California.00:30:04
>> Talk about Gavin Newsome. Gavin Newsome00:30:06
has moved on from Joe Rogan rap. I don't00:30:07
know if you heard or not. So all this00:30:09
time he was talking about he's Joe is00:30:11
afraid of me. You know, he's tough guy00:30:12
all this stuff. He has officially00:30:14
decided to move on from Joe Rogan. Go00:30:16
ahead, Rob.00:30:18
>> He won't. Look, he hasn't. For years and00:30:20
years, he's been attacking me and it's00:30:22
one way and he won't have me on. He's00:30:23
consistently not have me on. By the way,00:30:25
I'm moving on. I have no interest. I00:30:27
>> You're done with him. >> Joe Rogan's the Facebook of podcasting.00:30:30
He was sitting across one of the the the00:30:32
brightest minds in podcasting right now.00:30:35
The guy was in the mic.00:30:36
>> And there are a lot of people at the mic00:30:38
doing extraordinary things.00:30:39
>> Talk00:30:41
pretty big audience still. Andrew00:30:43
Schultz. What do you mean?00:30:45
>> He's He even says he has Andrew Schultz00:30:47
sitting across from him.00:30:48
>> Big enough confidence. I didn't go00:30:50
there. >> You was say B word00:30:51
>> to have me on.00:30:52
>> Well, you've called him a chicken.00:30:54
>> But he's been attacking for But here's00:30:56
the thing. These guys, they all have00:30:58
something in common. It's one way. They00:31:00
attack, they belittle, they demean, they00:31:02
take things out of context. But this is00:31:03
a serious thing.00:31:04
>> But enough about you.00:31:05
>> And so often we just sit back and go,00:31:07
"Oh god, I really would love to go on,00:31:08
oh, if Kla Harris just went on Joe00:31:10
Rogan, she would have won." It's not.00:31:12
It's so much deeper than that. And the00:31:15
unwillingness for a guy like that to00:31:17
even have the common courtesy to attack00:31:19
someone and not have the DC say, you00:31:21
know what, why don't you have a chance00:31:22
to come on? Let's have a civil dialogue.00:31:24
I've watched you on on podcast with like00:31:27
Sean Ryan, who's a close buddy of his.00:31:29
He had the curse on me have four hours,00:31:31
right? Sean Hannity, folks like that.00:31:34
And so if I can go on Shawn Ryan and00:31:36
Sean Hannity, what are you worried00:31:37
about? What are you, Joe, you're going00:31:38
to cook me or I'm going to cook myself?00:31:41
This is what's called spiteful00:31:43
ex-girlfriend energy. You ever break up00:31:45
with a girl and she just completely just00:31:47
like, "Oh my, I hate him so much. He's00:31:49
the worst. I would never get back with00:31:50
him." And then you call her and she's00:31:51
like, "Hey, what's up, honey?" You're00:31:53
telling me if Joe Rogan doesn't call00:31:55
Gavin Newsome or Jamie as producer and00:31:57
goes, "Hey, we'd like to have you on."00:31:58
You think Gavin Newsome is going to say00:31:59
no?00:32:00
>> Let me go to Tom. Go ahead, Tom. What do00:32:01
you think about this?00:32:02
>> What I think about this is Gavin Newsome00:32:05
is trying to use reverse psychology on00:32:07
Rogan. He was trying to say, "Oh, well,00:32:09
you know, he's been spiting me and he's00:32:11
you called him a chicken." That's what00:32:12
Alex said to him. Um, and he's trying to00:32:15
use the reverse psychology. Gavin00:32:18
Newsome is desperate, desperate,00:32:20
desperate to get on the Joe Rogan00:32:22
podcast and on other podcasts because00:32:24
they want to roll those clips together00:32:26
when it's time for all the campaign ads00:32:28
so they can look like Man of the People,00:32:30
connected to everybody. That's the play00:32:32
here. There is a playbook that goes with00:32:34
the the 2028 campaign that has launched00:32:38
a year and a half ago with Gavin Newsome00:32:41
when he got together and made sure that00:32:45
he could bait and drag Ron Dentus into a00:32:49
a second tier channel ran their um their00:32:52
mini debate. Remember that?00:32:53
>> And so what's he doing there? This is a00:32:57
guy Gavin Newsome who has a playbook for00:32:59
media. He knows exactly what he wants to00:33:01
do and he's trying to belittle bait and00:33:04
and tug on Joe Rogan's team to get00:33:09
himself on there. But you know what?00:33:12
They're not having it. They're not00:33:13
interested.00:33:14
>> Yeah. And and and look, at the end of00:33:16
the day, when he's doing this, I think a00:33:17
part of this is the following. He wants00:33:19
to say when he runs for president, I00:33:22
asked to go there. I'm not like Kamla.00:33:24
I'm not afraid. I'm not this.00:33:26
>> I even told him and he said he's not00:33:28
going to have me on. I'm not afraid of00:33:30
doing this any this other stuff. Now on00:33:32
the other side, you know, he's a leading00:33:33
candidate for the Democratic party for00:33:35
president 2028. The previous one,00:33:37
Camela, here's what she just did. She00:33:39
sat down with Yes. yesterday. By the00:33:41
way, I really don't like doing Kamala00:33:43
clips. Not not John Stewart. Go to the00:33:45
other one first. Rob is the one with the00:33:47
worldass spin or misdirection or00:33:49
whatever. I love this one.00:33:50
>> I really don't like putting clips of00:33:52
her. Not because because I feel bad for00:33:55
the audience.00:33:56
>> I get it. Because because it truly is so00:33:58
hard to I can listen to Nome. So I'm not00:34:01
insulting. I can listen to Nuome. I can00:34:04
listen to Obama. I can listen I can it00:34:06
is so difficult to listen to her00:34:10
>> because she just just folks00:34:12
>> if you're eating00:34:13
>> practice your mental toughness and00:34:15
emotional toughness for the next minute00:34:16
and a half. Go ahead, Rob.00:34:17
>> Oh god. >> Rob, can you pause it? Does it get into00:34:19
it fairly quickly? Because00:34:21
>> I don't want to play the whole thing.00:34:22
You know what I'm saying? Where she00:34:23
stops him00:34:24
>> uh boom boom boom and then she Am I00:34:27
okay? You're right. You're right. So, go00:34:28
all the way to the beginning. It's just00:34:30
a first minute because it's a two-minute00:34:31
47. I don't want to go through the whole00:34:32
thing. Watch this, folks.00:34:34
>> Wasn't Joe Biden then to put it on him?00:34:36
Wasn't his refusal to recognize his own00:34:39
frailties00:34:40
>> the reason that you faced uh a nearly00:34:43
impossible task? I ran against Donald00:34:45
Trump for president and Donald Trump ran00:34:50
on uh a platform that was in large part,00:34:56
I believe, misrepresenting his00:34:58
intentions to the American people.00:34:59
>> Hasn't as a question yet.00:35:00
>> I do believe that there are a fair00:35:03
number of people that voted for Donald00:35:05
Trump00:35:06
>> who believed him when he told them that00:35:09
his first priority on day one is going00:35:10
to be to bring down prices. And he00:35:13
didn't. And you combine that00:35:16
misrepresentation00:35:17
>> hasn't been answered. Question has been00:35:20
answered yet.00:35:21
>> What was at play in terms of the she's00:35:23
eventually going to lose it. The lady00:35:24
now I'm forgive me00:35:25
>> and00:35:27
calendar in terms of the clock.00:35:29
>> I want to interrupt you because that is00:35:31
a worldass pivot but it is not the00:35:34
question that I ask00:35:36
>> which is about Joe Biden's failure to00:35:39
recognize his own frailties and what00:35:41
that did to you. The question is about00:35:43
Joe Biden. Are you still reluctant to00:35:45
criticize the former president?00:35:47
>> In what regard, please?00:35:48
>> Well, just in in terms of that question.00:35:50
So, you went on00:35:51
>> What exactly would you like to ask?00:35:52
>> She just asked if you don't mind.00:35:54
>> Was it Joe Biden's decision, his failure00:35:57
to recognize his own frailties in that00:36:00
position that put you in the position00:36:02
that made it almost impossible to win00:36:04
that race? >> He was not frail as president of the00:36:06
United States,00:36:07
>> but he had frailties. We all saw the00:36:09
debate.00:36:11
I do believe that Joe Biden had the00:36:14
capacity to be president of the United00:36:16
States. >> Pause right here.00:36:17
>> And I have never >> All right. So, she said this to her. The00:36:20
lady holds her account, but she goes on00:36:21
John Stewart. This is what John00:36:23
Stewart's like, "What are you doing?"00:36:25
And John Stewart is probably voted for00:36:27
her and try to help her out. Watch this00:36:29
here.00:36:30
>> I believe he was fully competent to00:36:32
serve.00:36:33
>> Do you really?00:36:34
>> Yeah, I do. [laughter]00:36:36
>> That That surprises me actually.00:36:38
>> No, I I do. But he but there's a00:36:41
distinction to be made between running00:36:43
for president and being president.00:36:45
>> What's the distinction?00:36:47
>> Well, [laughter]00:36:48
being a candidate for president of the00:36:50
United States is about being in a00:36:53
marathon at a sprinter's pace, having00:36:55
tomatoes thrown at you every step you00:36:58
take.00:36:59
>> That sounds lovely.00:37:00
>> Yeah, it's it's it's more than a notion.00:37:03
>> Get involved in public service, ladies00:37:04
and gentlemen.00:37:05
>> Hello. her back president, the sitting00:37:08
president00:37:09
>> while doing that.00:37:10
>> And then you want to ask and then you00:37:11
want to ask why she didn't do all those00:37:13
podcasts. Do you know why she they00:37:14
shielded her?00:37:15
>> She can't do it. >> She cannot do it. And we bet like she's00:37:18
horrible. And that's why they kept Biden00:37:19
in the basement as well. But they00:37:21
they're they're either incompetent or00:37:23
they're incapable. You know what I mean?00:37:25
Biden and I I just love00:37:26
>> And two weeks ago she was upset with00:37:28
Biden. >> Yeah. Exactly. It's just it's00:37:30
unbelievable. But none of them Karine00:37:31
Jean Pierre, by the way, they they just00:37:32
released the uh the intel committee pad.00:37:35
They released a bunch of uh depositions00:37:37
where even Karine JPER, all of them are00:37:39
lying. They're all sitting there going,00:37:41
"No, I didn't I didn't see it." Pat, do00:37:43
you mind if I go really quick back to to00:37:45
Gavin Newsome? Uh and I know we make fun00:37:47
of him, but I go after him a lot. We00:37:48
just made a a00:37:49
>> make fun of him. We point out just facts00:37:52
and reality. >> I make fun of him, especially with his00:37:54
hands cuz he lies, but I love that you00:37:55
said that too, Tom. You guys have to00:37:56
understand,00:37:57
>> you make fun of that, but that's that's00:37:58
pretty accurate.00:37:59
>> Yeah, he's the front runner, guys. He's00:38:00
the front runner for 2028. Let's not lie00:38:03
about it. And you guys see what's00:38:04
happening with New York. The left is00:38:06
just voting. They'll vote for anybody00:38:07
that's not going to be the Republican.00:38:09
But I'm telling you guys, the moment00:38:11
they come in, they're going to destroy00:38:13
the country. And I'm not fearing people.00:38:15
I'm just letting you know. Think about00:38:17
ask Gavin Newsome. And nobody's asked00:38:18
him, Pat. The moment you get in, what00:38:20
are you going to do with the border?00:38:21
They're going to open up the border. Cuz00:38:23
that's the same guy. And a couple days00:38:24
ago, he did something. I'm pretty sure00:38:26
you saw this, Pat, that infuriated me.00:38:28
Uh, and it disgusted me to a whole00:38:30
different level. He betrayed Charlie00:38:31
Kirk. And I don't know if Adam, did you00:38:33
see this? Remember, you remember when he00:38:35
had him on his podcast and Charlie00:38:37
actually went to this guy's podcast, sat00:38:40
down, sat down with Technol.00:38:42
>> It might have been Gavin Newsome's first00:38:44
podcast. That was his like kickoff00:38:47
podcast, and Charlie agreed. Sat there,00:38:49
sat with, you know, quote unquote the00:38:50
enemy. He doesn't agree with any of his00:38:52
values. A guy who clearly doesn't have00:38:54
Gavin does not have God in his life. You00:38:56
know, obviously Charlie did. God rest00:38:57
his soul. And he still showed up. And00:38:59
this is this is the admission of how00:39:01
amazed Gavin's son was and he was such a00:39:04
fan. Play this cuz I want to show the00:39:06
the what he just said a couple days ago.00:39:08
Go ahead, Rob. >> Last night trying to put my son to bed.00:39:10
He's like, "No, Dad. I just What time?00:39:12
What time is Charlie going to be here?00:39:14
What time?" And I'm like, "Dude, you're00:39:15
in school tomorrow." He's 13. He's like,00:39:17
"No, no, this morning." Wakes up at 600:39:19
something. He's like, "I'm coming." I'm00:39:21
like, he literally would not leave the00:39:23
house.00:39:24
>> Did you let him to take off school?00:39:25
>> No, he did. Of course not. He's not here00:39:26
for a good reason. But the point is the00:39:28
point >> you can cancelled school for like two00:39:29
years once one day [laughter]00:39:31
point which is you are making damn dead00:39:35
I'm making a Okay now you guys hear that00:39:37
now cut to Monday Gavin's on CNN and00:39:41
listen to what he says about his son and00:39:44
Charlie Kirk. Look at this. Look at this00:39:45
turnaround.00:39:46
>> So that's your son obviously a fan of00:39:49
Charlie Kirk.00:39:51
>> What was the conversation like between00:39:52
you and your son after Charlie Kirk was00:39:54
assassinated?00:39:55
>> Well, he called me. I don't know how he00:39:56
got a phone, but he called me uh from00:39:58
school that day really alarmed and all00:40:01
his friends were around the phone that00:40:02
wanted me to somehow express or00:40:04
understand what was going on. He wanted00:40:05
to know if he was dead. He wasn't a fan00:40:07
of him as much as he was familiar with00:40:09
him. Like, like is it how unbelievable00:40:12
your son Gavin wakes up and is ready to00:40:15
go at 6:00 a.m. begging to go meet the00:40:18
guy and hang out with him and and then00:40:20
now you play this whole This is why he's00:40:22
a lying freaking sociopath. It drives me00:40:25
crazy how deceitful he is and he's going00:40:28
to be the front runner. So I I every00:40:30
chance I get to point out his lying and00:40:32
the his his character, I'm going to do00:40:34
it. Horrible. How Tom, do you agree with00:40:37
that? Like he was just familiar with00:40:39
him. >> I agree with one thing, two things. I00:40:42
think the American voters can be swayed00:40:44
and I think if you look at AOC and you00:40:45
look at Gavin Newsome, they're very00:40:47
savvy and they're capable of swaying a00:40:49
lot of voters. Yes, I believe that. I00:40:51
also believe number two that the mashup00:40:54
of the flip-flops are going to be00:40:57
magnificent campaign ads and they're00:40:59
going to have to find a way to explain00:41:00
them and if they're fair debates and um00:41:05
they ask real questions like the the00:41:09
journalist and I call her a journalist00:41:10
from the UK was was interviewing and00:41:13
asking a question doing journalistic00:41:15
research asking a direct question and00:41:17
saying that's a world-class pivot I00:41:19
asked you this question and then getting00:41:21
the getting um Kamla to kind of get a00:41:25
little sparky there because she didn't00:41:27
want to answer it. That is what people00:41:29
need to see. So, I hope is that that the00:41:32
flip-flops and the mashups that we're00:41:34
going to see in the election. I I hope00:41:36
it's real. But these people these people00:41:38
are slick and you're looking at a guy00:41:39
who's a very slick campaigner. at the00:41:42
midst of it all, you know, somebody00:41:45
needs to sit down with him and just call00:41:47
it back and forth, call balls and00:41:48
strikes and see what this guy says in a00:41:50
fair-minded, you know, fair-minded00:41:53
situation. But he'll be all spun up,00:41:55
ready to turn this into fights.00:41:56
>> Well, they're night and day, Kamla and00:41:59
Gavin.00:42:00
>> Uh Kla Harris reminds me of the scene00:42:04
from Billy Madison. I don't know if you00:42:05
have that, Rob, where they're doing the00:42:07
debate and uh the moderator after Billy00:42:12
Madison gives his answer is like, uh,00:42:14
Mr. Madison, what you said is one of the00:42:15
most insanely idiotic things I have ever00:42:18
heard. At no point in your rambling,00:42:20
incoherent response were you even close00:42:23
to anything that that could be00:42:24
considered a rational thought. Everyone00:42:26
in the room is now dumber for having00:42:28
listened to it. That's when you listen00:42:30
to Kamla. You're just like, I did I get00:42:32
dumber? What just happened here? What00:42:34
was the whole time and space? And00:42:35
>> oh god,00:42:36
>> you're just you're sitting there and00:42:37
she's rambling. Even BBD has to tell you00:42:39
to wear ear muffs before you get on.00:42:41
Gavin is the exact opposite.00:42:44
>> As skilled as a politician as it gets00:42:48
>> and and it and it's and it's00:42:51
>> slimy and you feel like you need to take00:42:52
a shower yet people are going to vote00:42:54
for it and it's authentic yet it's fake00:42:57
and he's going to put on his little He00:43:00
is so skilled.00:43:01
>> Yeah. anyone thinks that Gavin Newsome00:43:03
is not going to be a realistic00:43:05
opportunity to be the president, the00:43:08
president of the United States, you get00:43:09
another thing coming. He's completely00:43:11
capable and he's completely fake.00:43:13
>> And by the way, I got to correct myself.00:43:14
Sarah Ferguson from ABC's um00:43:16
international channel 7:30, she's00:43:18
Australian, not British. I00:43:21
>> Tom,00:43:22
>> very fact checked. >> It's going to be okay, man.00:43:23
>> Tom, don't ever make a mistake like that00:43:25
again. >> Well, I don't know with what's going on00:43:27
with the royalty Ferguson.00:43:29
>> You want me to cancel him? doesn't want00:43:30
to do it. I'll make a call with the UK.00:43:32
>> I'll make Sorry, Sarah. You're from00:43:33
Australia. I'll do it. Let me just get00:43:36
into it. Tom Sarah's going to text you00:43:37
right afterwards and uh received00:43:40
apology. Okay. So, Trump China Trump00:43:42
rates meeting with China. Xi 12 out of00:43:46
10. Nice >> guys. It was that good on the meeting00:43:48
that took place, which was great. Okay.00:43:51
The fact that they're having a meeting00:43:52
is incredible. Rob, can you go to the00:43:54
meeting when they're shaking hands and00:43:55
they're kind first, you know, the00:43:58
the the is this it? the first time.00:44:00
Okay, this is when they just visited00:44:02
each other. I think this is two days00:44:03
ago. Go ahead, Rob, if you can play that00:44:04
clip. Go ahead.00:44:07
>> The president of the People's Republic00:44:08
of China00:44:13
that grip that Oh, get it's getting00:44:15
tighter.00:44:16
>> Good to see you again.00:44:17
>> Good to see you again.00:44:23
>> And we're going to have a very00:44:24
successful meeting. I have no doubt.00:44:29
But he's a very tough negotiator. That's00:44:32
not good.00:44:34
>> Not good.00:44:36
>> You know what look he's giving? You know00:44:38
[laughter]00:44:39
>> she's giving or Trump00:44:41
>> she she is giving a look like oh my god00:44:43
another American. Cuz you have to00:44:44
realize for them00:44:46
>> they're not they don't they're not a00:44:48
flattery community.00:44:50
>> They're not going to be like [laughter]00:44:51
honey you did such a good job. straight00:44:54
A's or you're fired as my son [laughter]00:44:56
type of an environment, right? Like the00:44:58
And then afterwards he's on Air Force00:45:00
One, the famous office. I don't know why00:45:01
he always does this meeting at the door.00:45:04
That door. Yeah. >> Go ahead, Rob. Asked about how the00:45:06
meeting went. Go ahead.00:45:08
>> I think we've discussed mostly what what00:45:10
we said. Pretty comprehensive. We're00:45:12
going to issue a statement on some of00:45:13
the details,00:45:15
>> but overall, I guess on the scale of00:45:17
from 0 to 10, with 10 being the best, I00:45:20
would say the meeting was a 12. Okay, I00:45:23
think it was a good job.00:45:24
>> I think very importantly, you know, just00:45:27
the whole relationship is very very00:45:30
important and I think it was really00:45:32
good. >> Well, especially coming on the heels of00:45:34
the >> Tom. Well, I think what Trump is trying00:45:39
to do is get the deal done. And China is00:45:42
still going to be thinking long term.00:45:44
And on the other side of life, you have00:45:46
economy and then you've got defense and00:45:48
you got little leaks coming out about00:45:50
China going to help Iran or something.00:45:52
So you have those little leaks coming00:45:53
out. So you see China's still playing00:45:55
this 3D chess. But I think the president00:45:58
made great progress economically. You00:46:01
had Bessant over the week before I00:46:04
believe they were in Malaysia wherever00:46:06
it was. They were not in China with the00:46:09
Chinese diplomats representing the00:46:11
economy. Um, and and I think that00:46:13
there's tremendous momentum that's00:46:16
that's coming along here. And I think00:46:19
we're about to hear about a giant00:46:20
soybean deal where China's going to buy00:46:23
a lot of soybean from US farmers. So, I00:46:26
I think there's multi-points on this00:46:28
that are really good that are going to00:46:30
move forward. And it's interesting. He00:46:32
says, "Look, now that we've met, now00:46:34
that we have some agreements, I'll take00:46:35
the I'll take the tariffs back." Very00:46:38
simple. I'm not here to hurt you. I'm00:46:39
here to negotiate. And uh I I I like00:46:42
what we're hearing, but remember, China00:46:44
plays the long game. And so what you you00:46:47
get over here, you got to keep an eye on00:46:49
them over there.00:46:50
>> Yeah. So the decision was to lower the00:46:52
Chinese exports from 57 or 47%.00:46:56
Which Trump said was because of Xi's00:46:58
commitment to decrease the flow of00:46:59
fentinol. And on the on the topic of of00:47:02
that, when they talk about the things00:47:03
that they agreed on this and didn't00:47:05
agree on, this is the NBC news story.00:47:07
Fentinol Trump agreed lowered the00:47:09
fentinol tariffs on China uh um 10 to00:47:13
20. Trump lowered fentinol tariffs on00:47:15
China 10 to 20%. Effective immediately00:47:18
what? 10 from 20%. Effective immediately00:47:21
marking total terrors 47 to 50. He00:47:24
trusts G will work very hard to stop00:47:25
fentinel uh precursors. I think you're00:47:28
going to see a big difference. He said00:47:30
about the meeting with China rare earth00:47:32
minerals which is what just Tom talked00:47:33
about. China imposed exports controls on00:47:36
rare earth for magnets and turbines and00:47:38
EVs as a trade chip. Trump and Xi agreed00:47:41
to a one-year reprive likely routinely00:47:44
extended. All of a rare earth has been00:47:46
settled and that's for the world. So00:47:49
that's one. Soybeans, what Tom just00:47:51
talked about. Ukraine, US and China will00:47:52
work together on Ukraine war. Ukraine00:47:54
came up very strongly. We talked about00:47:56
it for a long time.00:47:58
We're both going to work together to see00:48:00
if we can get something done. And then00:48:02
Nvidia, no discussion on relaxing00:48:04
Blackwell chip export curves. We're not00:48:06
talking about Blackwell chips. Trump00:48:08
said US allows limited H20 GPU exports00:48:11
to China. So, let me tell you what I00:48:12
think is going on here.00:48:13
>> Mhm.00:48:14
>> Um,00:48:16
you know, uh, you've you've probably00:48:19
heard when Trump makes a comment about00:48:22
Rubio. Rubio's got two big jobs right00:48:23
now. One of the jobs he's got is the job00:48:27
of Henry Kissinger. Okay? And you'll00:48:29
hear Trump will say, "I believe Rubio is00:48:31
better than Henry Kissinger by the time00:48:32
he's going to be done." Because Henry00:48:34
Kissinger used to leak. He was known as00:48:37
a leaker. He was known as a You didn't00:48:39
hear that when he said, "Rob, do you00:48:40
have that clip when when he you remember00:48:42
this clip I'm talking about, Rob?"00:48:44
>> Like tell like tell everybody00:48:45
everything. >> Yeah. So he he he calls Go ahead, Tom.00:48:48
He had two key contacts that we found00:48:50
out after he passed away with the New00:48:52
York Times and he was a professional00:48:54
leaker and it was he was a real son of a00:48:57
[ __ ] on that end. He may have been a00:48:59
negotiator or a good secretary of state00:49:01
but the people in Washington you a lot00:49:03
of people say there was another part of00:49:04
Henry Kissinger that was all about00:49:06
himself and he would leak things left00:49:07
and right.00:49:08
>> Okay. So Trump calls him a leaker. I00:49:10
think this is it. Yeah. Uh is that00:49:12
called There you go. Exactly. This is a00:49:14
play the clip. This is him talking about00:49:16
Rubio. we call it. We need that brain on00:49:18
occasion. We got to get Jared in here.00:49:20
We got to get a certain group of people.00:49:22
But Steve started this all by himself. I00:49:25
call him Henry Kissinger who doesn't00:49:28
leak. Okay. [laughter]00:49:30
>> Henry is a big leaker. He leaked. He00:49:32
leaked.00:49:33
>> So he's complimentary with Whitkoff. He00:49:36
said similar things about Rubio as well.00:49:38
Uh and so when you go back and think00:49:41
about what Kissinger did, Kissinger00:49:42
followed a guy whose name was Bismar.00:49:45
Bismar was a previous00:49:47
>> Ottan Bismar00:49:48
>> Ottoan Bismar previous chancellor of00:49:50
Germany.00:49:51
>> Yeah.00:49:52
>> He00:49:53
>> the second Reich which sounds bad but00:49:55
it's the you know00:49:56
>> and so in the 1800s00:49:58
>> he was dealing with you know a handful00:50:00
of countries that he was always having00:50:01
issues with and he was never the00:50:03
biggest. So you're dealing with Austria,00:50:04
you're dealing with Hungary, you're00:50:05
dealing with France, you're dealing with00:50:07
Italy, you're dealing with Russia. And00:50:09
he had this, you know, triangular00:50:11
diplomacy that he would follow to have00:50:13
relationship. You you always you always00:50:17
want if you're the strongest, which00:50:18
America is, China's second, third is00:50:20
Russia. Triangular diplomacy is befriend00:50:24
this guy to eliminate this guy. Okay?00:50:27
>> So meaning Trump tried really hard to00:50:29
get good with Putin, to build that00:50:32
relationship with Putin. But Putin00:50:35
didn't play ball with him. So then what00:50:38
does Trump do? If you take Trump, US,00:50:41
Russia, and Ukraine, who would that be00:50:43
in triangular diplomacy? Who should he00:50:46
get closer to? If it's US, Russia, and00:50:50
Ukraine, who should he team up against00:50:52
the other? It's US and Ukraine against00:50:55
Russia.00:50:56
>> Yes. >> But in US, China, Russia, it's who? It's00:50:59
US and Russia against China. But Putin's00:51:01
not playing ball. So Putin is not00:51:03
playing ball. Now he's going to go,00:51:04
"Okay, you want to do this? Guess what?00:51:06
I'm going to go and develop a stronger00:51:07
relationship with China." And00:51:10
[clears throat] now he's doing this with China. And he's forcing everybody00:51:13
>> to leave Putin on an island. The one00:51:16
question that you all often get asked is00:51:17
the following. Why did Nixon get off the00:51:19
gold standard?00:51:20
>> Why?00:51:21
>> Why did Nixon get off the gold standard?00:51:22
Do you realize since 1971,00:51:25
every every single thing can be00:51:27
positioned back to 1971 when we got off00:51:29
the gold standard? Everything. debt debt00:51:31
just blew up everything blew up since n00:51:34
but the reason why they did that at that00:51:37
time and Nixon went and opened up China00:51:39
there's only one reason why they went00:51:41
and opened up China in 1970 Rob can you00:51:44
type up who were the top 10 biggest GDPs00:51:47
in the world in 1970 Adam Vinnie who00:51:49
were the top 10 biggest GDPs in the00:51:51
world in 19700:51:52
>> 1970 US was number one00:51:53
>> okay who's two00:51:54
>> I would put um Japan up there00:51:58
>> I would put Russia for back Yeah,00:52:01
they're they're still up there.00:52:02
>> I don't know.00:52:03
>> Top 10. Yeah, be in the top 10.00:52:05
>> US was one. Japan was two. Look at that,00:52:07
Vinnie. Germany,00:52:08
>> Germany's up there, right? UK, Italy,00:52:12
>> Canada, all the G7 countries.00:52:13
>> Canada was bigger than China. Countries.00:52:15
>> Think about that.00:52:17
>> Canada's bigger than China. Go a little00:52:18
bit higher, rap. Go a little bit higher.00:52:20
There's one country that's not on there,00:52:21
though.00:52:22
>> USSR. Okay. USSR. And and by the way,00:52:26
USSR was was00:52:28
>> so he's sitting there wondering, you00:52:30
know, what's going on with Russia and00:52:32
the communist regime moving. Nixon00:52:34
decides to go out there and team up with00:52:37
who?00:52:38
>> Little China.00:52:39
>> Yeah. >> Wow.00:52:40
>> China had the biggest military, but they00:52:42
didn't have the biggest GDP. They go and00:52:44
help China to equalize who?00:52:47
>> Russia.00:52:48
>> And what ends up happening?00:52:49
>> They created the enemy. Of course,00:52:51
>> China got bigger than Russia. And China00:52:53
is where it's at today. So to me, Trump00:52:56
right now is trying to do triangular00:52:58
diplomacy and the better person that00:53:01
would have been a better partner for him00:53:02
to go against China would have been00:53:04
Putin. But Putin's not playing ball. In00:53:06
my opinion, it would have been better00:53:08
for us to be closer to Russia to hold00:53:10
China accountable than the other way00:53:12
around. And it didn't work. And you you00:53:14
know, you you don't want everybody to be00:53:16
getting along. And you also don't want00:53:18
to have a good relationship with both of00:53:19
the parties because you can't hold the00:53:21
other one accountable. Everybody's00:53:22
ambitious. Everybody is motivated, but00:53:24
he's going through a challenge right00:53:26
now. He's really the entire time while00:53:28
he's talking, guess who he's talking to?00:53:30
>> Guess Guess who he knows is watching00:53:32
every thing he's doing is watching00:53:34
Putin. And you know what Putin does00:53:36
>> when he sees this taking place? Here's00:53:38
what Putin does. Oh, really? Okay, no00:53:40
problem. Let me drop some crazy ass00:53:43
news, Mr. Trump. Okay, so what does he00:53:45
do? Here's what Putin does. Putin comes00:53:48
out and drops what news? Here's the00:53:50
news. And Tom, I'm coming to you with00:53:52
this one here. Putin drops the news00:53:55
saying00:53:57
that Russia is officially testing00:54:01
Poseidon nuclear torpedo capable of00:54:04
destroying cities with radioactive00:54:07
tsunamis. This is New York Post just two00:54:10
days ago. Rob, is this the clip of what00:54:12
they're testing?00:54:13
>> Uh, yeah. It's a animation of what the00:54:14
Okay, great.00:54:15
>> This is not what they're testing. This00:54:16
is what they have just to show you00:54:17
what's capable of doing. Go ahead, Rob.00:54:23
The music isn't helping. Okay.00:54:27
You I'm sure you're reading that, Vinn.00:54:29
>> I got I got you. I got you.00:54:30
>> Everybody's going to die. You're going00:54:32
to die.00:54:34
>> Okay.00:54:35
>> Okay. Missile launch submarine.00:54:39
>> So, that guy goes00:54:41
and then look what this guy does.00:54:44
He just dropped this two days ago.00:54:46
>> Putin put this out.00:54:47
>> Why are you showing this to the world?00:54:48
Yeah.00:54:49
>> Okay. Why do you want the world to know00:54:51
this is your capability?00:54:54
Why?00:54:56
Okay.00:54:58
Great music.00:55:00
>> Killing killing people.00:55:01
>> Yes.00:55:02
>> Those are our aircraft carriers. That00:55:03
That's the design.00:55:05
>> And what else is it capable of doing?00:55:08
>> Boom.00:55:09
>> Look at that.00:55:13
>> And I love how he put some music00:55:14
hip-hop.00:55:15
>> Yeah. To make it softer. And look at00:55:16
that. 1600 foot waves.00:55:23
>> I hope Trump's team makes a video going00:55:24
back.00:55:25
>> 200 meters is what Tom 200 meters each00:55:28
meter is 3 feet. Correct.00:55:29
>> So 200 meters. So a little over so six00:55:32
six Let me just read this to you to see00:55:34
what they're doing. So why is why is00:55:35
Putin doing this?00:55:37
>> Why is Putin doing this? What what's he00:55:39
trying to say? What's he trying to tell00:55:41
people? Okay, so Putin drops that, okay,00:55:44
on a nuclear prociding capable of00:55:47
leveling coastal cities with 1,600 foot00:55:50
high radioactive tsunamis. 1,600 ft is00:55:54
roughly 160story buildings coming at00:55:57
you. And while he's doing this, not much00:56:01
is publicly known about Poseidon.00:56:02
Reports estimate that the weapon is00:56:04
capable of carrying 2 mega ton warhead00:56:06
or more than 150 times the power of a00:56:08
bomb the the US dropped on Hiroshima00:56:12
Vinnie 150 times stronger than what we00:56:14
dropped in Hiroshima in 1945. They are00:56:16
designed to trigger radioactive tsunamis00:56:18
of up to 1600 feet from hundreds of00:56:21
miles away according to Russia state00:56:22
media. That's what he announces. And00:56:24
what does President Trump come out and00:56:26
say all of a sudden?00:56:27
>> What >> Tom? What does President Trump come out00:56:29
say all of a sudden? Well, we're going00:56:31
back to testing and we're going to do a00:56:32
whole lot of testing. We got uh we got00:56:34
great uh great nuclear program,00:56:37
wonderful smart nuclear scientists. It's00:56:39
wonderful, best in the world. Some of00:56:41
them, my god, some of these wonderful00:56:42
people are great. And we're going to go00:56:44
back and talk together.00:56:45
>> This is what he says.00:56:46
>> Oh my goodness.00:56:47
>> We have more nuclear weapons than00:56:48
anybody. We don't do testing. We've00:56:51
halted it years, many years ago, but00:56:54
with others doing testing, I think it's00:56:56
appropriate that we do also.00:56:58
>> It was a Okay. So, when was the meeting00:57:01
with Gi?00:57:02
>> Just this week.00:57:03
>> But what day?00:57:06
>> What day? Give me a day. What day was00:57:07
it, Rob? When was the meeting with00:57:08
>> She was Wednesday.00:57:10
>> Wednesday. >> I think Wednesday.00:57:11
>> Okay. And00:57:12
>> hour Wednesday, right?00:57:13
>> That's right. Our Wednesday. October00:57:14
30th, which is yesterday. Okay.00:57:16
>> Do you know Do you know when Putin00:57:19
announced00:57:20
>> this testing?00:57:21
>> When? >> Do you know when he announced hours00:57:22
after Thursday?00:57:23
>> No. No. A day before.00:57:25
>> Oh.00:57:26
>> Which is like, hey, right before your00:57:27
meeting.00:57:28
>> Okay. Okay, I got >> I want you to know what we have that we00:57:31
got going on. Okay,00:57:32
>> so Tom, your thoughts, okay, with00:57:34
everything that's going on right now00:57:35
with Russia, China, how do you think00:57:37
this is being managed and who and what00:57:40
country you think is preventing the00:57:42
negotiation from going smoother?00:57:44
>> Uh, well, first of all, Russians00:57:46
interfering here and Russia is doing it00:57:48
deliberately. Uh you had China in the00:57:51
days leading up to the South um Korea00:57:54
summit where uh Trump and Xi met live00:57:58
101. And by the way, never mind there00:58:00
was a whole bunch of South Korea00:58:03
positive announcements that were made.00:58:05
But Russia is the one that's meddling00:58:07
here. Russia is putting it out there00:58:10
because they know that we are with00:58:13
Ukraine this week and trying to get the00:58:16
war stopped there and we know that00:58:19
Russian stuff and Chinese stuff have00:58:22
made it to Iran and that's annoying to00:58:24
us trying to get peace in the Middle00:58:26
East because Iran turns around and00:58:28
repurposes that stuff in their support00:58:30
of anything that begins with H. And so00:58:34
Russia making an announcement ahead of00:58:35
time00:58:36
>> is it's like let's say you got Vinnie00:58:39
let's say you got divorced you and you00:58:42
were a divorced person and your00:58:43
wedding's going to be on Saturday. Okay.00:58:45
>> And your ex-wife who's giving you00:58:47
complete crap about the custody of the00:58:49
kids.00:58:50
>> I met her >> on Friday. On Friday she makes a big00:58:54
announcement. I'm pregnant with twins00:58:57
and emails it to everybody. So, you're00:58:59
going to your wedding00:59:00
>> and you got your two little girls there00:59:02
with you. Yeah. Custody for the weekend.00:59:05
They're going to be in your wedding. And then people start asking them, "Oh,00:59:07
you're going to have little sisters.00:59:09
Isn't that great?" That's what Russia's00:59:10
doing. They're throwing announcements00:59:12
down. >> I honestly didn't get any of that story.00:59:14
>> I I I'm00:59:15
>> What's your point, Tom?00:59:16
>> First of all, my ex would like testing00:59:19
announcement a day before.00:59:21
>> So, whose kids are the twins? That's00:59:22
what I want to know.00:59:23
>> I already have two kids, but she's lying00:59:26
and saying that even if it's not twins,00:59:28
called them. You You didn't pay the00:59:29
child support. I00:59:31
>> I'm sorry. What happened? Little Suzy00:59:33
and little 18 years. 18 years. And on00:59:36
the 18th birthday, you found it wasn't00:59:38
his. >> I'm here talking about triangular00:59:39
diplomacy. Talk Tom's talking about00:59:41
twins diplomacy.00:59:42
>> I know what four women.00:59:44
>> No, it's So, think think about it. Think00:59:46
about it this way. The US does have a00:59:49
relationship with Russia. We're trying00:59:51
to negotiate through it. We're trying to00:59:52
make that a better relationship. We're00:59:54
trying to end the Ukraine war. Yep. At00:59:56
the same time, Russia's got this gas and00:59:58
energy deal that they've tried to do01:00:01
with both India and and China, mostly01:00:04
China. And so, in the midst of us01:00:07
getting together with China, Putin01:00:08
doesn't want us to have any sort of the01:00:12
ice thaw on the relationship with China.01:00:14
None whatsoever. So, he's happy to make01:00:17
our parid our Prooseidon torpedo could01:00:20
wreak havoc and everything on there. And01:00:22
Trump just says in Air Force One, well,01:00:24
if other people are going to go back to01:00:26
testing and announcing things, maybe we01:00:27
should go back to testing, too. By the01:00:29
way, we have more nukes than anybody in01:00:30
the world that we have. And we have more01:00:32
technology. So, okay. Well, if that's01:00:35
the way it's going to be, that's the way01:00:36
it's going to be.01:00:38
>> Adam, thoughts?01:00:39
>> A couple things here. Number one, you01:00:41
talked about Henry Kissinger. The whole01:00:42
thing that Henry Kissinger did was he he01:00:44
practiced something called real politic.01:00:45
He was an ideologue. He was basically01:00:47
dealing with how can we neutralize the01:00:50
issue that is now the uh cold war that01:00:53
was at the height of the cold war. I01:00:54
think it was when Henry Kissinger was at01:00:56
the uh height of his pro um of his power01:00:58
and in geopolitics you needed to01:01:00
neutralize uh Russia by uh awarding01:01:03
China these benefits of working with01:01:06
America and opening up trade and that01:01:08
was part of the reason the Nixon gold01:01:10
standard appeasement to China and using01:01:13
China as a counterbalance to Russia.01:01:15
Now, uh, it's not even close. I mean, if01:01:17
you look at the most powerful countries01:01:18
in the world, Rob, I sent you a couple01:01:20
different links. It's USA number one,01:01:23
China number two, Russia is as strong as01:01:26
Singapore apparently in this uh in this01:01:28
graph right here. If you scroll up,01:01:30
Russia is a big slowmoving nation.01:01:33
>> Zoom in a little bit. And Ray Dalio01:01:34
ranked these guys.01:01:35
>> Is this Ray Dalio?01:01:36
>> Yeah, it says Ray Dalio ranked the01:01:37
strength of nations by assessing metrics01:01:39
like GDP, world trade, education,01:01:40
military strength. So, it's not just01:01:42
military strength. This is based on01:01:44
overall. So if it's military strength,01:01:46
Rob, if you can go to it, it's something01:01:48
else. But let me just look at this if01:01:49
you don't mind. Let me just look at this01:01:50
if you don't mind.01:01:51
>> So he put US first. He But he is such a01:01:54
big pro-China uh guy continuously. Oh,01:01:57
from the first meeting we had, it's been01:01:59
all proChina.01:02:00
>> Uh Eurozone he put three. Germany,01:02:02
Japan, South Korea, India, he put uh01:02:06
>> seventh. Interesting to put India01:02:08
seventh. UK, France, Russia, he put01:02:10
Okay. Singapore, Australia. Yeah. Yeah.01:02:12
I mean, if he's talking pure economy,01:02:15
>> what what is it, Rob, if if we can01:02:17
highlight this, what is the blue versus01:02:18
the the white component? It's like what01:02:20
your capacity is total strength.01:02:22
>> Per capita strength. Gotcha.01:02:24
>> So, what's interesting about this is if01:02:26
you scroll down, I mean, what who is the01:02:28
most allied with US and China? If you01:02:30
just want to go real quick, the Euro01:02:31
zone is with US. Hold on, Rob. You're01:02:33
going a little too fast, my friend.01:02:35
Germany's with US, Japan's with US,01:02:36
South Korea's with the US, India mostly01:02:39
with the US. Mostly01:02:40
>> 5050.01:02:41
>> UK? Hey, what do you mean 50/50? Oh,01:02:42
India01:02:43
>> bricks. Are you like01:02:44
>> Well, yeah, but they're more aligned01:02:45
with US than they are with China.01:02:47
>> Okay. You have Russia. We'll throw that01:02:49
to to to China. You got Singapore. I01:02:51
would throw that in the in the in the US01:02:53
category. Australia, Canada, Turkey,01:02:56
sort of in the in the NATO, you know,01:02:57
they're they're definitely um uh running01:03:00
opposite. But the point is this, the01:03:01
most powerful countries in the world,01:03:03
the most uh military capable countries01:03:05
in the world, the most uh economically01:03:07
advanced countries in the world are all01:03:10
aligned with America. We should rest01:03:11
easy at night knowing that uh the01:03:14
>> Can you pull up the nuclear thing while01:03:16
he's talking about this? And Adam, I'm01:03:18
really curious to know where you're01:03:19
going to go with this. Can you pull up01:03:20
the nuclear warhead? And I want to turn01:03:21
it over to Adam. Hberto just pulled it01:03:23
up. Send it. So this is total strength,01:03:27
but if you think about nuclear strength01:03:30
of where Russia's at, this is where they01:03:32
rank. Okay? And this is Statista. So01:03:36
Statista is not a politically left or01:03:38
right. They just give you the data.01:03:40
Russia's number one when it comes to01:03:42
nuclear weapons as of January of 2025.01:03:45
Then it's US, then it's China, France,01:03:48
UK, India, Pakistan, Israel, North01:03:51
Korea, and others. So go ahead,01:03:52
continue. >> Yeah. I mean, the whole thing with01:03:53
Russia is Yes. mil nuclear we should be01:03:57
uh fearful of them but everything else01:03:58
other than that has been a complete01:04:00
paper tiger we've been told for years we01:04:02
have to worry about Iran we have to01:04:03
worry about Iran Iran is as weak as it01:04:06
gets I mean they just got exposed by01:04:09
Israel like that Russia you know you01:04:12
might want to call it the funding and01:04:13
the military assistance by uh NATO and01:04:15
the EU what have you but Russia can't01:04:16
even take you territory from Ukraine so01:04:20
Russia is not as big as bad as as we01:04:22
maybe would have thought and they have01:04:23
this nuclear cloud hanging over us and01:04:25
the world saying, "Don't make us hit01:04:27
this button. Don't make us hit this01:04:28
button." The reality is they're probably01:04:30
not going to hit the button cuz it's01:04:31
mutually exclusive uh extermination.01:04:34
>> Uh you know what I think about when I01:04:36
think about Russia and Ukraine?01:04:37
>> What?01:04:38
>> Here's what I think about. I think you01:04:40
ever see these guys that go into boxing01:04:43
that are massive bodybuilders who are01:04:46
320 pounds and then they go fight a01:04:49
small guy, 180, nimble, fast, quick. I01:04:53
think >> and they get their ass whooped.01:04:54
>> And they get their asses whooped. The01:04:56
big guy gets their asses whooped.01:04:57
>> Yes, of course. >> But but the po the point I'm trying to01:04:59
make to you is01:05:00
>> what do big guys have that with one01:05:02
connection the other guys going to01:05:03
sleep?01:05:04
>> They got a knockout blow. >> They got one punch and that's the01:05:07
nuclear. So Russia can choose to destroy01:05:11
Ukraine with their nuc nuclear arsenal,01:05:15
but they can't because they know if they01:05:17
do, everyone's going to come after them.01:05:20
And Ukraine knows that you're not going01:05:22
to use it. So the part of you, you know,01:05:25
>> but you also have something called01:05:26
nuclear fallout. I'm far from a nuclear01:05:28
physicist. That's Tom's job.01:05:29
>> But if you drop a nuclear bomb, it's01:05:31
going to billow and smoke and go01:05:33
everywhere. There's going to be nuclear01:05:34
fallout all over Russia.01:05:35
>> You know what? You know what Ukraine is01:05:37
embarrassing Russia with?01:05:39
>> Everything. >> Drones.01:05:40
>> Oh yes.01:05:41
>> Small little $500 drones. They're flying01:05:45
$500 drones into tanks and they're01:05:48
blowing them up. If you look at one data01:05:50
here, Adam, that's the most concerning.01:05:52
What's the one data there? Look at the01:05:53
plus minus since last year.01:05:55
>> Who's the biggest plus minus?01:05:57
>> China grew by 100 nuclear weapons just01:06:00
in 12 months.01:06:02
>> That's pretty.01:06:03
>> Hello. >> Hello.01:06:04
>> Hello. We are quietly increasing Tom01:06:06
thought01:06:07
>> and that's new generation.01:06:08
>> That's right. That's the better kind.01:06:10
>> Correct. Because the total number of01:06:12
Russia's warheads, you have to look at01:06:14
the generations of them. They have01:06:15
warheads that are smaller that were five01:06:18
on the on the tip as they say where when01:06:21
they launched the rocket then five of01:06:23
them drop into an area like when you're01:06:25
in a war and you've got the theater of01:06:27
battle they could do it and so there's a01:06:29
big count in that you got to respect the01:06:31
4309 but what China did that's a hundred01:06:34
of the super modern stuff with with the01:06:38
deployment system when you say01:06:40
deployment system it's rockets that are01:06:41
big enough and accurate enough to go01:06:44
from here to there to to put the uh01:06:46
weapon down. What North Korea has never01:06:49
had is a reliable deployment system.01:06:52
That's why you see them launching the01:06:54
rockets that they launch into the ocean01:06:55
near Japan. And Japan always picks up01:06:57
the 911 and says to the US, "They're01:07:00
doing it again." And they launch these01:07:02
rockets. What they're doing is they're01:07:03
trying to test and perfect their01:07:05
deployment system because North Korea is01:07:07
just a little squeaky little voice until01:07:10
they get accurate rockets, missiles that01:07:12
can send the warhead from here to here.01:07:15
But China's stuff is the advanced stuff.01:07:18
And that's what's nerve-wracking.01:07:20
>> You better recognize, you better01:07:21
recognize >> with China for me, this real real quick.01:07:25
China is the big uh this is the gold01:07:27
medal of of Trump's complete uh deal. I01:07:30
mean, he wanted to get in and out of the01:07:31
Middle East so he can pivot to China.01:07:32
Everyone knows that. He thought that he01:07:33
would end the Ukrainian war, Russia01:07:35
Ukraine war, so he can pivot to China.01:07:37
Everybody in in his administration01:07:38
understands you have to pivot to China.01:07:41
They are the people that you need to01:07:42
deal with. They're the people whether01:07:43
it's tariffs, trades, fentanyl,01:07:45
agriculture, chips, these rare earth01:07:46
minerals, soybeans, supply chains. What01:07:49
does Russia have that we want to01:07:51
concerned with? Number one, uh we want01:07:53
to end this war. They have oil and01:07:55
natural gas, and they have caviar and01:07:56
vodka. Russia is no longer a threat.01:07:59
maybe uh uh uh nuclearly, China is the01:08:03
threat that we need to deal with and as01:08:05
soon as we can end this nonsense in01:08:07
Russia and pivot to China would be uh01:08:09
incredible.01:08:10
>> That may be right, but you need and and01:08:12
because of that, the better person to01:08:14
team up with as Russia01:08:16
>> because China doesn't necessarily need01:08:18
you as much as Russia does. That that's01:08:21
the that's the part where it's you know01:08:24
Trump the way he was with G.01:08:25
>> It was good but he wasn't as strong as01:08:28
he typically is. Why?01:08:30
>> Cuz G knows what's going on. And G01:08:33
behind closed doors is also doing his01:08:36
own game to cause Putin to distance01:08:38
himself from the states. Now the one01:08:41
thing about China when you think about01:08:42
their history, the way they like things,01:08:44
they like things to be fairly calm.01:08:46
>> They they're not trying to get they just01:08:48
want to get so strong when it's fairly01:08:49
calm. But uh I don't know. I I think01:08:52
behind closed doors, Xi is like this to01:08:54
Putin. >> Oh, for sure.01:08:55
>> G is like this to Putin.01:08:56
>> Well, you made a really good point about01:08:57
that that she does not respond to01:09:00
flattery. Like if you take a look at01:09:02
what Trump was able to do in the Middle01:09:03
East, a lot of these strong men, these01:09:05
autocrats, these people in the Middle01:09:07
East, they they they succumb just like01:09:09
Trump almost to flattery. And like01:09:11
there's something in it for them. What01:09:12
he did with uh with Erdogan, he's going01:09:14
to give him this. What he did with Cece01:09:15
in Egypt, there's no flattery to01:09:17
appease.01:09:18
>> Yeah. Let's go to next story. Let's go01:09:19
to the next story. Next story I want to01:09:21
get into is uh01:09:24
let me see which one I want to get into.01:09:26
Let me see which one I want to get into.01:09:28
>> Mi01:09:29
>> uh let's go to Mam Dani. Okay.01:09:32
>> New York City mayoral candidate mother01:09:34
says he's not American at all. Manny's01:09:37
mother said he's not American at all. So01:09:41
what is she talking about? This guy is01:09:43
American. He loves America. You know he01:09:45
loves, you know, capitalism.01:09:48
He loves people being able to make money01:09:50
and having their dreams become a01:09:52
reality. But apparently the mother of01:09:55
New York City socialist mayoral01:09:57
candidate Mani gave an interview when he01:09:59
was 21-year-old American college student01:10:01
discussing how her son is not an01:10:03
American at all while using terminology01:10:05
that some view as derogatory towards the01:10:08
United States. He is a total desi.01:10:10
Filmmaker Mera Nyer told the Hindustan01:10:12
Times in 2013 when her son Mamdani was01:10:15
21 years old. At the time, Amdani was01:10:18
attending Baoin College uh where he01:10:21
co-founded a school students for justice01:10:23
in Palestine chapter and was pushing for01:10:24
academic sanctions against Israel.01:10:27
Completely we are not uh firs at all. He01:10:30
is very much us. He is not an uh01:10:33
American at all. He was born in Uganda01:10:36
raised between India and America and he01:10:38
is at home in many places.01:10:41
He thinks of himself as a Ugandan and as01:10:43
an Indian in Hindu and Udu. Fang is an01:10:47
informal term historically used to01:10:49
describe foreigners or Westerners. But01:10:52
Meek Cook, an attorney born in India who01:10:54
serves as a GOP consultant and01:10:55
commentator told Fox News digital uh the01:10:59
word is not some harmless cultural term01:11:02
but rather a slur. It's the word used01:11:04
back in India to mock outsiders to say01:11:07
you don't belong. Cook said, "Using it01:11:09
here about your own child raised in the01:11:11
United States carries the same tone as01:11:13
calling someone a derogatory word or01:11:14
words. It's flipping divisive and drive01:11:17
dripping with contempt for the very01:11:20
country that gave your family a better01:11:23
life." Okay. And while this is going on,01:11:25
uh the MTA boss Liieber slams Mdani's01:11:28
free bus pledge. Rob, if you want to01:11:29
play this clip and then Tom, I'm going01:11:31
to come to you on this.01:11:34
While he appreciates the focus on01:11:35
affordable transit in the campaign, MTA01:11:38
chairman Jano Liieber says01:11:39
>> any proposal, you know, scale and01:11:42
complexity needs to be studied.01:11:44
>> And studying making buses free citywide01:11:47
would be much more expansive than01:11:49
studying Zuron Mamani's pilot program01:11:51
for a free bus route in each burrow.01:11:53
>> It would have to look at the, you know,01:11:56
the the implications of not one bus in01:11:59
each burrow, but it would have to look01:12:00
at the implications on the entire01:12:02
system. They'd look at bus fair revenue01:12:04
impacts, adding buses and drivers, and01:12:07
impacts on MTA bond holders. Mac01:12:10
Rosenberg 1010 wins on 923 FM.01:12:13
>> Tom, is there any chance, and I mean any01:12:16
chance, that Cuomo could beat Mamani.01:12:20
>> Um, [clears throat] there is a chance,01:12:22
but it is so remote. You would need the01:12:28
people that are supporting him to01:12:30
suddenly become so fearful that they're01:12:32
not going to get their free stuff and01:12:34
become not upset with establishment01:12:39
United States the way they've been01:12:41
taught to be upset and to hate it. The01:12:44
people that were born in the US are01:12:46
voting for Cuomo. the people that are01:12:51
immigrants and are not from here are01:12:53
with Mandami and they brought so much of01:12:56
that into New York that right now it01:12:59
would take a cataclysmic event for the01:13:02
uh for the foreignb born population to01:13:06
say you know what I don't think he's01:13:08
going to be able to get me everything01:13:09
for free we're not going to get the bus01:13:10
for free we're not going to get housing01:13:11
we're not going to get this we're not01:13:12
get that you know what I can't I can't01:13:15
do this and to suddenly kind of go the01:13:17
other way but right now He's all about01:13:20
victim. Look what he was doing. He was01:13:21
telling a victim story about his aunt01:13:23
and he was lying about it. Oh, she was01:13:25
such a victim. This is what happened.01:13:27
She was going to go in public, you know,01:13:29
and so right now I don't there I don't01:13:31
think there's a chance.01:13:32
>> I actually just texted it to you if you01:13:33
want to use that. That's got all of it01:13:34
in it.01:13:35
>> I don't think there's a reasonable01:13:36
chance that he could lose this election.01:13:38
I think there is a chance, but man,01:13:40
people have to wake up and see that he01:13:43
is a snake oil salesman and that he's01:13:45
lying to you. So the people that believe01:13:48
you're going to get something, look at01:13:49
this. He's lying about his aunt. You've01:13:51
got the people that run the buses who01:13:54
are Democrats and have been Democrats01:13:56
forever with union bus drivers are01:13:59
saying, "Uh, this doesn't work. The math01:14:02
doesn't work. How are we going to do01:14:04
this?" So, I just look at that. Look at01:14:07
the unions that are behind the bus01:14:09
service and all of that. Those aren't01:14:11
Republicans. Those aren't buddies going01:14:14
back with um uh the with with Lee Zeldon01:14:17
and people like that from New York who01:14:19
are conservative Republicans. These are01:14:21
not friends of the Republicans and01:14:23
they're out there saying what he's01:14:25
saying about the buses that isn't going01:14:26
to work and that's not going to happen.01:14:28
So how and I think when I see that Pat01:14:32
when I see just that glimpse from the01:14:34
MTA you know what it is people are01:14:36
waking up to the fact says you know what01:14:38
we could be looking at a really bad01:14:41
outcome here that what could happen to01:14:44
the city could be really bad and I think01:14:46
you're seeing little people wake up but01:14:49
is there enough time in the next what01:14:51
nine days or whatever it is01:14:54
>> by way this is the greatest highlight01:14:56
reel of what things he said that01:14:59
contradicts01:15:00
>> what things he said. Go ahead, Rob.01:15:02
>> Very clearly, I will not defund the01:15:05
police. >> I am in favor of defunding the police.01:15:09
>> I want to speak to the memory of my aunt01:15:12
who stopped taking the subway after01:15:14
September 11th because she did not feel01:15:16
safe in her hijab. I was speaking about01:15:21
>> my father's cousin. father's cousin, not01:15:24
your01:15:25
>> I don't really have opinions about the01:15:26
future of Hamas and Israel beyond the01:15:29
question of justice and safety. The01:15:31
struggle for Palestinian liberation was01:15:33
at the core of my politics and continues01:15:35
to be.01:15:37
>> I am not and nor have I ever called for01:15:40
the legalization of prostitution.01:15:41
>> Do you support decriminalizing01:15:43
prostitution?01:15:44
>> Yes. My fundamental belief that sex work01:15:46
is work.01:15:47
>> That is haram, bro.01:15:48
>> I would be happy to work with the01:15:50
president and the administration. What01:15:51
we need to be doing here in our city is01:15:53
to end the chapter of collaboration01:15:56
between city hall and the federal01:15:58
government.01:16:00
>> I don't believe that the role of the01:16:02
mayor is to [music] police speech.01:16:04
>> There are consequences for speaking up01:16:06
in favor of apartheid.01:16:10
>> I love the may.01:16:12
>> I want to say it very clearly.01:16:14
>> Adam thoughts. >> I will not defund the01:16:17
Well, does anybody in New York even01:16:19
watch this kind of stuff? Sorry about01:16:21
that, sir. >> Oh, yeah.01:16:23
>> Clearly, the guy is just talking out of01:16:25
both sides of his mouth. You got to01:16:26
respect the fact that he's a crisis01:16:27
actor and nothing that you said should01:16:29
be taken seriously. But I'll say this,01:16:31
and I'm going to give a shout out to Tom01:16:32
here who teach us about upstream and01:16:35
downstream. And in elections, there's up01:16:37
ballot and down ballot. So, what I would01:16:40
say to New York is good luck, guys, with01:16:41
your new uh socialist communist mayor.01:16:43
Congratulations. If Cuomo doesn't pull01:16:45
it off, you're going to have this mayor01:16:47
and best of luck to you. What I care01:16:49
about is local politics because we've01:16:50
been so obsessed with what's going on in01:16:52
New York, what's even going on federally01:16:54
that we forget that we're having local01:16:56
elections in America. So in Michigan,01:16:58
they're having elections. In Minnesota,01:17:00
they're having elections. In Ohio, in01:17:02
Miami, Florida, we're having elections.01:17:03
And what's interesting that I've been01:17:04
paying attention to the Miami Beach01:17:06
race, we have a mayor in Miami Beach01:17:08
called Steven Miner, who's done a great01:17:10
job cleaning up Miami Beach. And we have01:17:11
this this challenger almost like the01:17:13
Mandani effect, who's they're calling01:17:15
her um the M Dani Beach. They're trying01:17:18
she's trying to make Miami Beach Mini01:17:20
Beach. Her ma her name is Kristen Rosen01:17:22
Gonzalez and she's basically anti small01:17:25
business. She's she's prodefunding the01:17:27
police. She's weak on crime and it's01:17:29
very interesting to see the down ballot01:17:31
of what's happening here. The mom Donnie01:17:33
effect is taking over the Democratic01:17:35
party all around the world, all around01:17:37
the country. So it might not affect you01:17:39
what mom Donnie is doing in New York.01:17:41
Who cares? Good luck. But it might01:17:42
affect you in Miami. It might affect you01:17:44
in Miami Beach. It might affect you in01:17:45
Ohio. It might affect you in Michigan.01:17:47
We see this Somali pirate, the guy01:17:49
that's running for mayor of Minnesota.01:17:52
So, it's like, at what point in America01:17:54
are we going to take a look and say,01:17:56
>> do you love America? Do you stand for01:17:58
American values? Do you want to help01:18:00
small businesses? Do you want to help01:18:02
fund the police, not defund the police?01:18:04
Or are you the mom Donnie who says out01:18:06
loud, "I'm pro Palestine. I'm anti-01:18:09
police. I'm I'm pro prostitution." And01:18:12
then the next month he's like, "I love01:18:14
Israel." Uh I like completely lying. I01:18:18
love the police. Completely lying. So01:18:20
the two-faced thing. So in Miami, that's01:18:23
what I'm concerned about. I'm in01:18:24
Florida. That's what I'm concerned01:18:25
about. So I'm helping uh the current01:18:28
mayor of Miami try to defeat this, you01:18:30
know, communist leftist uh in in Miami.01:18:33
But you need to do your part in your01:18:34
city. New York is probably going to fail01:18:36
us, but you need to do your part in01:18:38
other cities all around.01:18:39
>> Where is he from? Where was he born,01:18:40
Pat? >> Uganda.01:18:41
>> Well, okay. Here's my question. I might01:18:43
I might be crazy. If the president of01:18:44
the United States has to be born in01:18:46
America, why shouldn't the same rule01:18:48
apply for every political position?01:18:50
Think about it. Like if you're being01:18:51
born here matters for national security01:18:53
and everything, why would we ever let01:18:55
anybody else from any other country run01:18:57
the show? Think about that. They01:18:59
obviously they're like some Trojan01:19:00
horses. They're they're telling you what01:19:01
they are. They're lying to us if it01:19:03
applies for the01:19:04
>> you need to be born in America to serve01:19:05
in any capacity in government.01:19:06
>> Just in political mayors. No, no, Adam.01:19:09
But guess what? Because it's not. Look01:19:11
what you're going to get. You're getting01:19:13
people from different countries coming01:19:15
in to run the city, Adam, and it's just01:19:17
starting. They're waving a flag of a01:19:18
foreign nation. The guy from the guy01:19:20
from Minneapolis, Rob, is that the guy?01:19:22
>> Yeah, the Samoa. They01:19:23
>> Adam, they're playing candidate01:19:27
flag. Where's your question? Where's01:19:30
your loyalty? Some of the people that01:19:31
love America.01:19:32
>> Can you pull up that clip?01:19:34
>> Some of the people that love America the01:19:35
most are immigrants. Look at PBD for a01:19:38
second. You're saying that PBD should01:19:39
not run for any form of government cuz01:19:41
this is someone who came from Iran under01:19:43
your qualification should never run for01:19:44
anything but loves America and and does01:19:47
more forbody. You think Pat would wave01:19:49
an Iranian flag during a but01:19:52
guess what? He's not going against01:19:54
American uh values. He's not going he's01:19:56
not By the way, he's not a Christian.01:19:58
Yeah, I know. I understand. But guess01:19:59
what? And what's what's the what what01:20:01
does he have in common and what does01:20:02
Mani have in common? They're in a01:20:04
Christian nation playing that Muslim01:20:06
stuff. And guess what? I'm sorry. I'm01:20:08
not comfortable with it. It's not I01:20:10
don't put a We are a Christian nation.01:20:13
You have a freaking guy waving a flag of01:20:15
a different country in my country. And01:20:18
what do you think is going to happen?01:20:19
What do you think the Bombani effect is01:20:20
happening and you're about to feel it uh01:20:22
in Miami? You know what I mean? It's01:20:23
ridiculous.01:20:24
>> Yeah. By the way, let me see this. Let01:20:25
me see this clip of this guy. What's he01:20:27
saying? He's saying, "I love America."01:20:28
>> He's waving [laughter] the Go ahead,01:20:30
Rob. >> Yeah.01:20:38
Asalam >> allaykum01:20:40
>> that's over >> Somalia01:20:42
>> Somalia01:20:44
>> state01:20:49
early voting November 401:20:52
>> I need your vote01:20:57
>> I need you >> you would think he's there01:21:00
>> hello we're going to win01:21:03
>> where is this at01:21:04
>> Minneapolis Minapolis in Minneapolis,01:21:06
Minnesota. [laughter]01:21:08
>> Can I can I tell you how many rallies01:21:10
I've been to similar to this? Okay.01:21:11
>> In Miami, just like they have little01:21:14
Madisha, the Somalian community, we have01:21:16
a massive Cuban community.01:21:18
>> Just like how in um01:21:19
>> Glendale01:21:20
>> in Glendale, there's a massive Armenian01:21:22
community. I've been to like my the01:21:24
first political event that I've actually01:21:25
donated was Mayor Francis Suarez.01:21:29
>> He's Cuban. His father was Cuban. Half01:21:31
the people there are Cuban. They're not01:21:33
waving Cuban flags. They're waving01:21:35
American flags saying we as01:21:36
CubanAmericans love American values.01:21:39
They don't get up on stage and say01:21:44
like they're like we love America. Let's01:21:46
keep America the way it is. We had to01:21:47
flee Cuba. We had to flee free Fidel. We01:21:50
love America. That's the challenge is01:21:52
the Democratic Party is embracing every01:21:54
single other flag other than the01:21:56
American flag. When you get here, the01:21:58
whole premise is sure you can love your01:22:00
country. You can have your flag, but01:22:02
there's only one flag that we wave here,01:22:03
and it's America. You don't get up on01:22:05
stage and not wear the You're waving a01:22:07
Somali flag.01:22:08
>> Yep.01:22:09
>> That's the problem. So, I understand01:22:10
where you're coming from, cuz if the01:22:12
president, think about it. If the01:22:13
highest position has to be Americanborn.01:22:16
I mean, why why doesn't the standard go01:22:18
across the board? Because, Adam, look,01:22:20
it's taken the time and now it's coming,01:22:21
bro. There's no more talking about this.01:22:24
>> Say that in the Constitution about um01:22:25
representatives.01:22:26
>> To me, to be honest with you, to me,01:22:29
it's more01:22:31
um denomination to me it's more religion01:22:34
than it is about01:22:36
>> born here or not to me it's about uh if01:22:39
you are waving and and you're you know01:22:42
you want to bring that here I think01:22:45
that's going to be the enemy long term01:22:46
I've said this expressed myself multiple01:22:48
times on this topic01:22:49
>> but let me get to next story here next01:22:50
story I want to get to is the following01:22:52
Bill Gates shifts tone on climate change01:22:54
criticizes doomsday view drawn mixed01:22:57
reaction Rob if you want to play this01:22:59
clip so here's Bill Gates Watch this. Go01:23:00
for it.01:23:02
>> Climate is a super important problem.01:23:05
Um, there's enough innovation here to01:23:08
avoid super bad outcomes. We won't01:23:13
achieve our best goal, uh, the 1.5 or01:23:17
even the two degrees. And as we go about01:23:20
trying to minimize that, we have to01:23:23
frame it in terms of overall human01:23:26
welfare, not just everything should be01:23:30
uh solely for climate.01:23:31
>> How much of your your own view is a01:23:34
function of just contextually what's01:23:36
happening in the world versus what I01:23:38
think you've thought for a long time01:23:40
about the climate?01:23:41
Well, if the aid budgets to poor01:23:44
countries were continuing to go up uh01:23:47
they way they did over the last 2501:23:49
years,01:23:51
then the trade-offs between climate01:23:53
action and uh saving children's lives01:23:56
wouldn't be as acute as it is now that01:23:59
these budgets are going down and going01:24:00
down quite a bit. And so the plea here01:24:03
is to say, okay, let's take that very01:24:06
limited money and not have some01:24:09
partitioned off for particular causes.01:24:11
Let's measure it all in terms of the the01:24:14
human welfare. Um, how do how do you01:24:17
help those countries?01:24:19
>> You were. >> Okay. So, so you have that and then01:24:21
President Trump comes out and says, Rob,01:24:24
if you have that clip,01:24:25
>> it's actually a tweet.01:24:26
>> Yeah. He says, I we just won [laughter]01:24:27
the war on climate change. Bill Gates01:24:30
has finally admitted that he was01:24:31
completely wrong on the issue. It took01:24:33
courage to do so and for that we are01:24:35
grateful. So, okay,01:24:37
>> what are you thinking?01:24:38
>> I mean, listen, for me,01:24:39
>> what that's a hu like that's a huge01:24:42
>> if you go Rob find old clips of Bill01:24:46
Gates talking about climate change.01:24:48
>> Oh my god. There are some there's even a01:24:50
clip from 2004 2005 I believe of you01:24:55
know him talking about depopulation is01:24:58
the biggest issue that he did an01:24:59
interview with CNN and CNN didn't bring01:25:01
it back up. This is what I'm thinking.01:25:03
This is what I'm thinking. I'm thinking01:25:06
there's a reason why they're not01:25:08
releasing the Epstein files. That's what01:25:10
I'm thinking01:25:11
>> because what were the chances of Bill01:25:13
Gates coming out and saying this if if I01:25:16
had you on Koshi. Okay.01:25:19
>> And I said to you a year ago, what are01:25:21
the chances that President Trump is01:25:25
going to get Bill Gates to come to the01:25:27
table sitting right next to Melania01:25:29
Trump and Bill Gates is going to say01:25:33
climate change is not an issue anymore.01:25:35
What would you have said a year and a half ago?01:25:36
>> What would you have said, Tom? Be01:25:38
honest. What percentage would you have01:25:39
said? >> I want to know what odds you were giving01:25:40
me, but I'd be like, "No, this guy is01:25:42
sold out to that."01:25:43
>> Yeah, exactly. That's not going to01:25:45
happen. Okay. So then why does it all of01:25:47
all of a sudden happen? Wh why is that?01:25:50
Maybe because he's sitting on so much01:25:53
intel that he is con I'm convinced01:25:57
that's what Banino and Cash Patel bought01:25:59
into.01:26:01
>> They said who is the enemy Dan? And he01:26:03
asked Dan Dan gave a list of people that01:26:04
are the enemy. If those are the enemies01:26:07
and we know we have this on them why01:26:09
release it01:26:10
>> we'll be able to control them for the01:26:12
next 30 years.01:26:13
>> Isn't that what Jed Ed Garoover did with01:26:14
others? Isn't that what the mob did with01:26:16
Jade Groover? The mob knew what Jade01:26:19
Groover was doing and they controlled01:26:20
them. >> Crossdressing.01:26:21
>> Yeah. They knew and back then it was a01:26:22
big deal.01:26:24
>> Nowadays, you get a purple heart. You01:26:25
know, it's a very different climate01:26:28
we're living in today versus then. So,01:26:30
to me, the only way somebody this01:26:34
dramatically makes a 180, there has to01:26:37
be something they have on you. I don't01:26:39
think it's like, "Oh, [laughter] you01:26:41
know what? I had dinner with the01:26:43
president. What a nice guy.01:26:45
>> Yeah. >> You know what? I don't know what you're01:26:47
saying about him. This guy's not as mean01:26:48
as you say.01:26:50
>> He is so sweet,01:26:51
>> Bill.01:26:52
>> No. Trump is the sweetest guy. I Bill,01:26:56
you don't wake up and wait a minute.01:26:57
Wait a minute. There's a page 22 of this01:26:59
report.01:27:00
>> Bill, something's changed in you.01:27:01
>> Oh, it ain't so bad.01:27:03
>> Yeah. No, man. I I I think these are the01:27:05
types of things that everybody is01:27:07
playing lower level management and01:27:10
podcast and opinion and then at the01:27:12
higher level it's like look guys you if01:27:15
if I ever make it to heaven which I01:27:17
don't think I will maybe I'll tell you01:27:19
all about it over a game of bat gamut01:27:21
and you finally realize till then you01:27:23
will never know son cuz you're not at01:27:25
this level.01:27:26
>> Yeah. just enjoy and panic and do01:27:28
whatever you're doing and watch all the01:27:29
fear porn while we run the world and run01:27:32
the country and then one day if you ever01:27:34
get a job like this, you'll know what01:27:36
this looks like. But these are some of01:27:37
the things they're going to have to do01:27:38
because these are some of the things the01:27:39
enemy does to you as well. I think01:27:41
that's what's going on here. That's my01:27:42
speculation.01:27:43
>> Let me make sense what you're saying.01:27:44
You're saying that they traded01:27:46
uh their political weight around the01:27:49
Epstein file to say, "Oh, let me dangle01:27:52
this here. You're playing chess. Are you01:27:54
playing checkers? We're playing chess01:27:55
over here. We need to come out there and01:27:56
basically deny everything you've been01:27:58
talking about for the p last decade.01:28:00
>> Do do you think do do you think the01:28:02
president loves kids?01:28:04
>> Yes. >> Do you think he loves his grandkids?01:28:06
>> Yes. >> Do you think he sincerely is a good01:28:08
father and a good grandfather? Yes. Do01:28:10
you think he01:28:12
>> can't stand what Epstein and those guys01:28:14
did? 100%.01:28:15
>> Okay. So if you think he's that and he01:28:17
knows this has already happened and01:28:18
these people are grown, he feels bad for01:28:20
him. But his way of making sure the01:28:22
country and the world stays sane is by01:28:25
using this.01:28:26
>> So pure speculation. I don't know.01:28:28
>> I actually think that is an incredible01:28:29
take and you're going five layers deep.01:28:31
And I think that's actually I said that01:28:33
the the the speech that Trump gave at01:28:35
the UN01:28:36
>> which I called probably the one of the01:28:37
greatest speeches that we've had. Yeah.01:28:39
>> Which we've had some we had some01:28:41
>> he talked about the the mass migration.01:28:44
You're talking about how uh Europe is01:28:46
crumbling. talked about the threats of01:28:48
China and the the rise of anti-semitism01:28:50
and everything's going so but then the01:28:52
the lynch pin was the climate change01:28:53
denial. Do you remember that?01:28:55
>> He's like enough enough's enough here.01:28:57
He talked about that in his speech. So,01:29:00
in my opinion, it's been the little boy01:29:02
who cried climate change. And it's, you01:29:04
talked about the kids, what it's done to01:29:06
Gen Z, the most anxious, uh, depressed,01:29:11
just on edge, on the phone, climate01:29:14
change consumed generation we've ever01:29:16
had. Uh, the the the amount of people01:29:20
like St. Greta of climate change made01:29:23
her name on climate change and now she's01:29:26
the the uh poster child for Palestinian01:29:29
liberation. Does she even talk about01:29:31
climate change at this point? So I don't01:29:33
think we understand how big of a deal01:29:34
this is. The fact that Bill Gates came01:29:36
out there and said stop it with this01:29:38
doomsday view of climate change is a01:29:41
massive massive piece of news.01:29:43
>> Did you did you hear what Kamla said? I01:29:44
don't want to go into it back on that01:29:46
same interview. Uh Robbie she did the01:29:48
youth and climate. said, "Climate crisis01:29:50
and the climate anxiety among young01:29:52
people. The United States should lower01:29:53
the voting age to 16 years old." She01:29:56
said it. She goes, "I think we should01:29:57
reduce voting to 16. They've only known01:29:59
the climate crisis. They missed01:30:01
substantial part of their education01:30:03
because of the pandemic. They coined the01:30:04
term climate anxiety to describe fear01:30:07
not only being able to buy a home, but01:30:09
that fear will be wiped out by extreme01:30:11
weather, but fear." But01:30:13
>> you know what? We almost had welcome to01:30:16
Kla Harris's cabinet meeting. [laughter]01:30:18
Two two drink minimum. Which one is01:30:20
this? >> This is it, Pat. This is the climate01:30:22
climate anxiety.01:30:23
>> Go ahead. >> Should reduce voting age to 16.01:30:27
[laughter]01:30:28
>> I'll tell you why.01:30:29
>> Well, go ahead.01:30:31
>> So,01:30:33
Jenzie,01:30:35
they're age about 13 through 27.01:30:38
They've only known the climate crisis.01:30:39
>> Oh my god. Zach, I'm so apolog.01:30:44
>> I'm so sorry.01:30:46
It's really >> if they're in high school or college,01:30:49
>> especially in college,01:30:51
>> it is very likely that whatever they've01:30:52
chosen as their major for study may not01:30:55
result in an affordable wage.01:30:58
>> What >> they've coined the term01:31:00
>> climate anxiety01:31:03
to describe fear of not only being able01:31:06
to buy a home, but that fear it'll be01:31:09
wiped out by extreme weather, but fear01:31:10
of having children.01:31:12
>> What if she doesn't even have any? Um,01:31:13
it is expected that Jenzie will have 1001:31:15
to 12 jobs in their lifetime.01:31:18
>> They are a larger number than boomers.01:31:21
There are specific generation of01:31:24
>> going to [laughter]01:31:25
Could you imagine listening to that01:31:26
every day for the next four years?01:31:28
>> By the way, we almost had it. We almost01:31:29
did it. >> That's what you call.01:31:30
>> That's how fragile America is.01:31:31
>> That's what you call I if a appropriate01:31:35
name would be01:31:38
trying to think01:31:39
>> for who for who she is. I I I think she01:31:42
could have a good name called Kamala01:31:44
Jeremy.01:31:45
>> Kamala01:31:46
>> because she is Kamla Jeremy01:31:48
>> because she is she camel Jeremy last01:31:50
name Jeremy because she's like the fear01:31:52
porn master [laughter] right now.01:31:54
>> Jeremy Jeremy.01:31:56
>> No, no, I'm just saying it's like01:31:59
Ron Jeremy.01:32:00
>> How much how much fear porn?01:32:02
>> Oh, she's pumping it.01:32:04
>> I think we need to lower the age.01:32:05
>> This is this is part of the issue. Why?01:32:08
Because if you don't know what these01:32:10
9year-olds are going through. And you01:32:12
know what? To be honest with you, with01:32:14
the current advancement of technology,01:32:16
why shouldn't we allow dead people to01:32:18
vote? [laughter]01:32:19
>> We should allow dead people to vote.01:32:22
>> It is their right.01:32:24
>> Nowadays, technology is allowing you to01:32:26
live beyond being death. And if we know01:32:28
how they voted, we should allow them to01:32:30
continue voting. You freaking kidding me01:32:32
about some of the stuff you're saying01:32:34
again. Please continue to spew out stuff01:32:36
like this. that guy who's interviewing01:32:38
her. He's very good at doing interviews.01:32:41
Uh uh what's his name? I want to respect01:32:43
the guy because he's so good at what01:32:44
he's doing with the interview. Yeah.01:32:46
He's so good at doing interviews and01:32:47
he's he's relatively fair.01:32:49
>> He's very friendly.01:32:50
>> But but you know deep down inside as a01:32:52
capitalist, he knows. He's sitting there01:32:55
saying,01:32:56
>> "I cannot believe this lady is saying01:32:58
this kind of stuff."01:32:59
>> He knows. He's not he's not a dummy. He01:33:01
knows like I don't know if I agree with01:33:02
the stuff that she said. You think he01:33:04
agrees that a 16-year-old should vote? I01:33:06
think he's uh like a like a like a01:33:08
comfortable place for a softball01:33:10
interview. He's not going to really push01:33:12
back. He's there to, you know, enjoy the01:33:14
conversation. He's not asking.01:33:17
>> Have you ever seen him do one clip where01:33:18
he's like, "No, I don't think so, bro."01:33:20
>> One clip, not one.01:33:21
>> No, that's not his01:33:23
conversation. [clears throat] He's a01:33:24
safe space.01:33:25
>> He's a definition of a safe space, which01:33:26
is nice.01:33:27
>> That's great. People need that.01:33:28
>> But but I do think there still has to be01:33:31
logic there. And I think as a logical01:33:34
thinker, he has to independently01:33:36
afterwards go in and say this is a01:33:38
little crazy, but go ahead. What were01:33:39
you going to tell us with your01:33:40
>> Well, I don't know if you saw what Trump01:33:41
basically came out and he just did a um01:33:43
Rob, I sent you that picture of what01:33:45
Trump uh came out regarding uh I01:33:47
thumbmed it up on the on the chat.01:33:48
>> He's like the Trevor Noah of podcast.01:33:50
That guy, >> he really is01:33:51
>> just that guy. >> He really is. It's very This is what01:33:53
Trump came out and said had to do with01:33:54
climate change with Kamla. He's01:33:56
basically just said, "Listen, if you can01:33:57
just start making some stuff up, I got01:33:59
you too, buddy. Climate change is caused01:34:00
by DEI." But we've been sold a bill of01:34:03
goods. Pepe, h, how many years ago we01:34:06
had used to have climate change debates01:34:08
on PBD podcast. We had multiple people01:34:10
come on. Someone wrote a book about it01:34:12
and we the world is supposed to be over01:34:14
by now.01:34:15
>> Well, we'll check out AOC01:34:16
[clears throat] said how many years?01:34:17
>> We're getting there. We're getting01:34:18
there. I can't wait for that.01:34:20
>> It just goes to show and Bill Gates is01:34:21
coming out there saying pump the brakes.01:34:23
Everyone should take note. But01:34:25
meanwhile, they've completely hijacked01:34:26
the Democratic party. Look how massive01:34:28
of a concern this is on the left versus01:34:30
on the right.01:34:32
It's great. Keep it like that.01:34:34
>> Who prioritizes climate, abortion, and01:34:35
gun violence?01:34:36
>> Look at securing the border. Look at the01:34:38
priority of the left on securing the01:34:40
border. What's 76 + 17? Is that 93?01:34:43
>> 76 + 17 is 93. That means to them it's01:34:46
only 7% the issue. No problem.01:34:48
>> Whatever.01:34:49
>> No problem.01:34:50
>> No, sir. That's a third party candidate.01:34:52
Security of the border. They're01:34:53
non-existent in the blue. The 17 is the01:34:56
gray. >> No. No, brother. What is 76 + 17? Oh, I01:35:00
see what you're saying here. You're01:35:01
basically saying it's nothing.01:35:03
>> The blue is only 7% of the issue.01:35:05
>> So, they're not even concerned01:35:06
[clears throat] with01:35:07
>> Can you please send Adam a Udemy gift01:35:09
certificate [laughter] for basic math?01:35:12
>> Okay, let me continue.01:35:14
>> PBD, my job is to make money.01:35:17
>> Remember once upon a time it was called01:35:19
global warming. Then they changed it to01:35:20
climate change because some of the data01:35:22
didn't mind up. Now it's01:35:24
>> maybe never even happened.01:35:26
>> Let me go to the next story here. Okay.01:35:27
There's a guy named Don Lemon. Really?01:35:30
>> Yeah. And he hypocrite Don Lemon torched01:35:32
for saying Megan Kelly looks trans. Left01:35:35
is using trans as an insult. Now Vinnie,01:35:37
I'm sorry. Raph, can you play this trans01:35:39
clip of Don Lemon calling Megan Kelly01:35:43
trans? Go ahead, Rob.01:35:44
>> Is Megan Kelly chopped?01:35:48
>> I don't know what that means. I don't01:35:49
know. What does chop? I've heard it, but01:35:50
I don't know what that means. What does01:35:51
chopped mean?01:35:52
>> She's going to get mad at me, dude. I01:35:53
don't know if I want this heat.01:35:54
>> What does chopped mean?01:35:55
>> Chopped means like not hot. Yeah,01:35:57
>> she's chopped. [laughter] I don't know01:35:59
the whole MAGA look.01:36:00
>> It's all the MAGA ladies.01:36:02
>> Kind of looks like a Barbie doll covered01:36:03
in like WD40.01:36:05
>> I think she looks trans.01:36:07
>> Let's end on that note.01:36:08
>> She looks clockable.01:36:10
>> Clockable. What does that mean?01:36:11
>> What? Clockable means she they're not01:36:14
pulling it off right. If I'm not01:36:15
mistaken, Rob, if you if you look up01:36:18
clockable in the trans01:36:21
I think it means you're not pulling it01:36:22
off right. Clockable is not appearing or01:36:28
passing off as the01:36:30
>> thing that they're going for.01:36:31
>> Correct.01:36:33
>> That's the dumbest thing I've heard in01:36:34
my life. Can you do me a favor, Rob? Can01:36:36
you just type in Megan Kelly and go to01:36:38
images? It's all I want you to do.01:36:40
>> Okay. >> Go Megan Kelly. Go to images.01:36:42
>> Just zoom in. Look at that face.01:36:45
>> Okay. And by the way, Megan Kelly and I01:36:47
I've been on her show a couple times.01:36:48
It's not we we don't we're not friends01:36:51
or communication mode, but this is a01:36:53
beautiful mother, strong, takes care of01:36:56
her family,01:36:57
>> okay?01:36:58
>> Beautiful family, does what she does,01:37:01
married to her husband, and only a gay01:37:05
man would say she's trans.01:37:07
>> Yep. [laughter] >> Because Lemon is gay.01:37:09
>> Only only a gay man would think she is01:37:12
not attractive, which by the way, it01:37:14
makes sense for him to say that. which01:37:15
which indirectly it actually makes me01:37:20
respect the fact that he truly is gay.01:37:22
>> Yes, he really is.01:37:23
>> Because if you can't see Megan Kelly and01:37:26
say she's attractive and you have a hard01:37:27
time saying that. Listen, I you're full01:37:30
full-fledged.01:37:31
>> Yes.01:37:32
>> You know, >> Pete Buddha Judge.01:37:33
>> I'm shocked. First Liberace, then01:37:35
Richard Simmons, now Don Lemon. They're01:37:37
all really gay.01:37:38
>> Oh no.01:37:39
>> I didn't see that coming.01:37:40
>> Oh no. >> No. But but you know again to say trans01:37:42
like that's that's now hey what's wrong01:37:45
with being trans don01:37:47
>> why are you why are you insulting the01:37:48
trans community you know what what do01:37:50
you honestly what what do you think01:37:52
happened to him because think about it01:37:54
he was the01:37:55
>> didn't coulter say that she goes wow now01:37:57
being trans is a slur when did that01:37:59
happen about that01:38:01
>> when did she say that01:38:02
>> I think a day ago can you find this Rob01:38:03
where an coulter came out and pointed01:38:05
out the hypocrisy and says oh so now01:38:09
trans is actually not something that you01:38:11
protect you little liberal. It's01:38:13
actually something that you now use as01:38:15
to attack person or as a slur. And where01:38:18
where is the where is the outrage of his01:38:21
LGBTQ plus uh where the TE's at? Why01:38:24
aren't the tease? Anybody else talks01:38:25
about the transgenders? It was forget01:38:27
about it. You're transphobic. You're01:38:29
people are going to come after us and01:38:30
kill us. Why why is he speaking like01:38:32
that? One of the biggest hypocrites. And01:38:34
I'm just trying to figure out what01:38:35
happened to this guy. He used to be on01:38:37
CNN. He used to have like, you know,01:38:40
good points of view, especially with,01:38:41
you know, when he was like young black01:38:42
people.01:38:43
>> He's married to a white guy.01:38:44
>> That's that might be the problem. That01:38:46
might be the problem. >> I don't I don't know. I mean, look, for01:38:48
me, um,01:38:50
>> if you're not happy at the home, Pat01:38:51
>> Vinnie, there there is a lot of impact01:38:55
that whatever you listen to for a long01:38:58
time, everybody at some point in their01:39:01
lives is being brainwashed.01:39:03
>> Let me explain to you what I mean by01:39:04
this. Either your parents are01:39:06
brainwashing you into believing you can01:39:08
do something special with your life, or01:39:10
your parents brainwash you into01:39:11
believing you're a loser, but either01:39:13
way, you're being brainwashed. One of01:39:15
them is using detergent and cleaning01:39:17
your brain of all the nasty negativity01:39:20
minds you have.01:39:21
>> The other one is using viruses when01:39:23
they're washing your head, brainwashing01:39:24
you, and they're convincing you you're01:39:26
not capable of doing anything special01:39:28
with your life. But either way, you're01:39:29
being brainwashed. And then when you get01:39:30
out of college or high school and you go01:39:32
into college, you're being brainwashed.01:39:34
If you go, you know, work with a bunch01:39:37
of people that are business owners and01:39:39
they encourage you to work hard, they01:39:40
brainwashed into working hard. If you go01:39:42
to a place and hang out with a bunch of01:39:44
people that are single mothers, part of01:39:45
the 210 lb community that is getting01:39:47
snapped that Adam Kroller was talking01:39:49
about earlier when he's trying to help01:39:50
lose weight. If you're part of that01:39:52
community and you're hearing other01:39:53
people say, "Hey, just go have a couple01:39:56
kids and live off of this and this and01:39:57
that." Okay, maybe that's the wrong01:39:59
Everybody's being brainwashed. It is so01:40:02
flipping important who you listen to.01:40:06
The wrong community can totally destroy01:40:10
your life. Totally. So, I'm in a01:40:13
conversation with one of my friends01:40:14
relatives and I said, "Man, you're01:40:16
listening to way too much negative stuff01:40:19
>> and it's truly I'm feeling it. I'm01:40:21
anxious being around you because all01:40:23
you're consuming is negative stuff. Get01:40:25
off of it. it's too much. No, no, no.01:40:28
But you know this, you know, I'm like,01:40:29
listen, I understand. I got it. I'm with01:40:31
you. I also follow some of these01:40:32
stories, probably closer than you do,01:40:34
but I don't go to the point of jumping01:40:36
to conclusion with everything that's01:40:38
going on. Just kind of pump the brakes a01:40:39
little bit. But to me, I think a Don01:40:41
Lemon, you know, Vinnie, just think CNN01:40:44
hires you. >> Yeah.01:40:45
>> Three years ago,01:40:46
>> who are you today?01:40:47
>> They would probably have a little bit of01:40:48
influence on you.01:40:49
>> Of course,01:40:50
>> you go what? And even the more younger01:40:52
we are. So Don Lemon, who knows what01:40:53
happened to him because one of the01:40:55
greatest clips of all time with Don01:40:56
Lemon is when you talk about pick up01:40:58
your pants.01:40:59
>> Oh,01:41:00
>> stop using these words. We've shown that01:41:01
clip many times.01:41:03
>> And even Morgan Freeman, I don't want a01:41:05
Black History Month.01:41:06
>> Do you? What happened to us? Look at us.01:41:08
We did okay. Yeah.01:41:10
>> Why are we talking about Black History01:41:11
Month? But01:41:12
>> yeah, it's disappointing for him to go01:41:13
after Megan Kelly. But that's actually a01:41:15
>> it's actually a horrible position to01:41:17
make. Yeah. to to to there's a lot of01:41:20
good positions you can make to01:41:22
potentially go up against conservatives01:41:24
and say stuff making Kelly.01:41:25
>> Yeah.01:41:26
>> What are you talking about? >> Well, it's just indicative of who the01:41:29
Democratic party lemons are. What did01:41:31
you say? >> You're taking indicative.01:41:32
>> Oh, dick.01:41:33
>> Um indictative.01:41:35
>> Yeah, I know. >> You got it.01:41:36
>> Yeah, I got it. >> Indicative. Okay, thanks Vinnie.01:41:39
>> But it's indicative of them that they01:41:41
just constantly double down on the 20%01:41:43
of the 8020 issue. Nobody in their right01:41:46
mind, any straight man will look at01:41:48
Megan Kelly and be like, "Dine piece,01:41:50
attractive, smart, capable, feminine,01:41:53
opinionated, but like classy. She's a01:41:56
poster child for what you would want01:41:58
from a wife from a woman on air. Like01:42:00
incredible." And then you got Don Lemon01:42:03
spouting whatever nonsense he's talking01:42:05
about. By the way, if you compare their01:42:07
ratings, I assume that she blew him out01:42:08
of the water.01:42:09
>> Don't even if you look I think he's now01:42:11
he's doing he's doing he's in the01:42:13
streets. >> He's doing his independent thing. I01:42:14
think she's probably has four or five01:42:16
million subscribers on YouTube. I would01:42:18
guarantee you he probably doesn't even01:42:19
have a million. I guarantee you that.01:42:21
>> He's in the streets at this point. I01:42:22
don't >> He's in the streets. He He belongs to01:42:24
the streets. But the fact that he's01:42:27
shaming a woman for being a trans woman01:42:30
when the Democratic Party built their01:42:32
brand for the last 5 years on trans01:42:34
women are women and don't be shaming01:42:36
trans people. Where where's the shame?01:42:39
Where's the hypocrisy? What's the01:42:40
difference, Rob? What's the difference?01:42:41
>> He's at 970. He's at 970. Megan Kelly's01:42:44
at 4.5 million.01:42:46
>> So, she's four times bigger than him,01:42:48
let's just say. So, he's punching up.01:42:50
She probably won't even respond because01:42:51
she'd be punching down to this sad man01:42:54
just on a uh01:42:55
>> Oh, no. She irrelevant podcast. And Rob,01:42:58
do us a favor. Subscribe to Me and01:43:00
Kelly's podcast right there. She needs01:43:01
our help. >> All right. So, let's go to the next01:43:03
story. Next story I want to get into.01:43:04
How much time we got? 10:49. Okay. Uh,01:43:08
let me see here. Cash Patel01:43:11
>> shuts down [snorts] Charlie Kirk foreign01:43:12
intelligence probe and explosive feud01:43:14
with Trump counter counter uh uh terror01:43:17
chief. Let me read the story to you on01:43:19
what he's saying. Cash Patel, let's go01:43:21
through this. So, here we go. Okay. Uh01:43:23
Cash Patel crushed efforts uh uh uh by01:43:26
Tulsi Gabbard's closest adviser to see01:43:29
if foreign powers was involved in01:43:31
charter assassination. The head of01:43:32
national counterterrorism, Joe Kent, uh,01:43:35
analyzed FBI's files to determine01:43:37
whether Kirk's alleged killer received01:43:39
assistance from foreign power. Kent's01:43:40
investigation, Lauren Patel, who01:43:42
believed the counter chief counterterror01:43:44
chief was overstrapped, overstepping by01:43:47
interfering with an ongoing FBI01:43:48
investigation. According to the New York01:43:50
Times, Kirk was shot in the throat by a01:43:52
high-powered sniper rifle while speaking01:43:54
to college students at Utah Valley01:43:56
University on September 10th. Uh, the01:43:58
Times spoke with supporters of Kent, who01:44:00
claimed he was doing his job by chasing01:44:02
down any leads to ensure no foreign01:44:04
groups were involved in Kirk's death.01:44:06
After Patel discovered Kent had gone01:44:08
through FBI case material related to01:44:10
Kirk's killing, a tense White House01:44:12
meeting was held to discuss the matter.01:44:14
A roundt meeting between Kent, uh,01:44:16
Patel, Gibbard, Gabbard, JD Vance, and01:44:20
White House chief of Seth Susie WS and01:44:21
senior DOJ officials were held at the01:44:23
White House. Ken told the administration01:44:25
officials that he was granted access to01:44:27
the FBI files by low ranking agency01:44:31
official. Trump administration officials01:44:33
were worried that Kent's probe into01:44:35
foreign interference could provide01:44:37
ammunition to Robinson's defense lawyers01:44:39
who could then argue more than one01:44:40
suspect was involved in Kirk's murder.01:44:42
Adam,01:44:43
>> well, the the date that we have to kind01:44:45
of pay attention to right now because01:44:46
there's so many rumors swirling out01:44:48
there is this January 16th. Have you01:44:51
heard about this date? January 16, 202601:44:54
is apparently going to be the uh01:44:57
pre-trial date that uh Tyler Robinson is01:45:02
apparently supposed to appear in court.01:45:04
They said that that that the legal01:45:05
system is already in motion. Charges01:45:07
have been filed. The defendant is01:45:09
incarcerated without bail and the state01:45:11
is preparing for trial. So until that01:45:13
date, rumors are going to circulate.01:45:16
People are going to go out there and01:45:17
make all sort of allegations,01:45:19
insinuations. We know who's out there01:45:21
just kind of claiming all sorts of wild01:45:23
things that the President Trump has01:45:24
alleged he killed Charlie and naming a01:45:26
day after him and people are alleging01:45:28
these foreign governments. But the01:45:30
reality is unfortunately none of this is01:45:32
going to come to light until the trial01:45:35
actually starts. Then you have people in01:45:37
Charlie Kirk's camp, you know, our01:45:39
friend Andrew Kovit and uh Mikey McCoy,01:45:41
who was basically his um uh right-hand01:45:44
man. Uh there's allegations that they01:45:47
were involved. I think all this is going01:45:48
to come to light. In my opinion, a lot01:45:51
of questions need to be answered. A lot01:45:53
of questions, but still at this point,01:45:56
the most likely uh guilty person is this01:46:00
guy Tyler Robinson. But a lot of things01:46:02
don't add up. I know that you've kind of01:46:03
down the path of loading the gun and01:46:06
trying and jumping off the roof.01:46:08
>> And and his furry has been missing for01:46:10
how many weeks, Rob? Exactly? I think01:46:11
six weeks.01:46:12
>> So, six weeks they can't find furry boy.01:46:14
What what what I've learned, you know,01:46:16
doing this podcast and and and and01:46:18
watching all these massive news stories01:46:20
is everybody because of the internet can01:46:23
just voice their opinion. We we we we01:46:26
gave a shout out to a guy on a podcast01:46:28
who had the most credible incredible01:46:30
breakdown of the bullet and this and01:46:32
that and then some other expert the next01:46:34
day was like, "Well, he's actually01:46:35
wrong." So until we actually see what01:46:36
the, you know, uh, FBI has and what the01:46:40
authorities have, it's just consume01:46:42
information, take it in, form your01:46:44
opinions, don't, uh, make any final01:46:47
assessments until we get this01:46:48
information.01:46:49
>> Yeah. But I mean, you're not going to be01:46:50
you're not going to be able to see it01:46:51
because they they they voted not to01:46:53
televise the the actual trial. I mean,01:46:55
>> what do they call it? The um01:46:58
>> Yes. Yeah. Um, what is it called? Rap01:47:01
that you can't talk about it. gag.01:47:04
They gagged everybody. They do.01:47:05
>> I understand that, but I mean, like,01:47:06
think about it. We We get to watch01:47:08
Johnny Depp listen to Amber Heard as she01:47:10
crapped on his bed. These are the trials01:47:12
that we want to see. I mean, me01:47:13
personally, and going back to the story,01:47:15
Pat, I just think it's odd. Why would01:47:17
Cash Patel like shun Tulsi Gabber? Pat,01:47:20
you know who Joe Kent is? Retired Army01:47:22
Special Forces Chief Warren Officer,01:47:24
served 20 years, completed 11 combat01:47:27
tours in Iraq, Yemen, Africa. He retired01:47:30
and worked in um CIA after entered01:47:32
politics like he ran twice for Congress.01:47:34
This guy is a stud. A legitimate stud.01:47:37
Why would you try to hinder him for01:47:39
looking? Because Adam, if there is01:47:41
outside foreign u entities involved like01:47:45
come on, bro. Like why why why would you01:47:47
stop him? >> Was he assigned to do it or did he go to01:47:49
get it? That's01:47:50
>> I think he kind I I think he kind of01:47:52
pal. It says Kent's investigation01:47:53
alarmed Patel who believed the01:47:54
counterterror counterterror chief was01:47:57
overstepping by interfering with an01:47:59
ongoing FBI investigation.01:48:00
>> He's in the government though. You're01:48:01
working for the government. He's just01:48:04
being proactive. I mean, I'm I01:48:06
personally I'm not mad at that. I'm not01:48:07
mad at that. It's a it's just it's just01:48:10
like you said, Adam, these unanswered01:48:11
questions that people01:48:12
>> Well, what I find to be uh comforting is01:48:15
this round table with with Cash Patel uh01:48:18
with Kent that you're talking about, Joe01:48:20
Kent, with Tulsi Gabbard, with JD Vance,01:48:23
with Susie Wilds. You know, you might01:48:26
say you don't trust one person or you01:48:27
don't like how one person handles those01:48:29
things, but if you put this American01:48:31
team of Avengers, I would say that they01:48:33
were going to get to the bottom of what01:48:34
happened with Charlie. Do you trust the01:48:36
people in that room between Tulsi, Kent,01:48:39
Cash Patel, Susie Wilds, JD Vance, don't01:48:43
you think they have America's best01:48:44
interest and Charlie's best interest and01:48:46
the truth's best interest in mind? Don't01:48:47
you think? No,01:48:49
>> Adam. I'm not saying that. What I'm I I01:48:51
don't even When it comes to like FBI's01:48:54
and CI look at all the stuff that we01:48:55
hear about intelligence,01:48:56
>> I hear you, but it's not just the FBI01:48:57
and the CIA. You're having Susie Wilds01:48:58
in there. You have JD Vance in there. JD01:49:00
Vance was was was incredibly close with01:49:03
Charlie. Don't you think? trust their01:49:05
judgement. I trust JD.01:49:06
>> Don't you trust their judgment more than01:49:07
talking heads on the internet?01:49:08
>> But at the No, but Adam, but at the same01:49:10
time, when it comes to guns and taking01:49:11
them apart and stuff, we're not we're01:49:13
not dumb. You know what I mean? Taking01:49:14
apart a gun that fast and that type of01:49:16
gun and putting in a backpack.01:49:18
>> What's your biggest apprehension to what01:49:20
you've seen out there with the story?01:49:22
Because I agree there are questions that01:49:23
need to be answered.01:49:24
>> I mean, there's it's such a long line of01:49:26
just here's the number one. Here's my01:49:29
here's one of them.01:49:31
>> Hold on. George Zinn stood up the moment01:49:34
Charlie was shot. Everybody is running01:49:37
that way. This guy stands up, pulls out01:49:39
a white handkerchief. This was all01:49:41
planned for him. Pulls out a white01:49:43
handkerchief at him and walks towards01:49:45
Charlie and is saying, "I did it. Shoot01:49:47
me. Kill me." And takes his pants off.01:49:49
That to me says that there was for01:49:51
somebody knew about this that was going01:49:53
to happen. And there's just a bunch of01:49:54
unanswered stuff. And what's crazy is01:49:56
with all the cameras and everything and01:49:57
we still can't say definitively what01:49:59
happened. That a normal person doesn't01:50:01
do that. That's a really real big01:50:02
problem. And then Adam, a 30 odd six gun01:50:05
cannot fit in a backpack. He shot guns.01:50:07
I've shot guns. He's shot guns. You01:50:09
can't fold a 30 six bro and put it in01:50:12
any backpack. Troy out there who has a01:50:14
backpack that's one of those long ones,01:50:15
Pat, those Ranger ones. You can't do it.01:50:18
It's impossible. And Adam, and I'm not01:50:20
I'm not this crazy guy that's thinking01:50:21
all this the president and all that. No,01:50:23
I don't think about none of that01:50:24
nonsense. Just give me the actual facts01:50:27
cuz when you're when you're when you're01:50:29
shunning it from us and I know we don't01:50:30
deserve to hear all of it right out cuz01:50:32
some of it some of the stuff is in there01:50:33
that's pretty messed up by the way. Just01:50:34
be honest with us.01:50:35
>> I I I we can move on from this. I have01:50:38
so many questions.01:50:39
>> Yes.01:50:40
>> I have so many questions with this. It's01:50:42
not even funny.01:50:43
>> What's your number one question, Pat?01:50:44
>> I have so many questions with this. Uh01:50:47
>> um and I've I've expressed it many many01:50:50
many times. So, I'm not I'm not going to01:50:52
go through this too, but I have a lot of01:50:55
questions. I I would I would you know01:50:59
how when something happens, you you then01:51:02
volunteer to join the military like01:51:04
9/11, a lot of people volunteer to join.01:51:06
>> I would volunteer01:51:09
to go work for the FBI to investigate01:51:12
and be one. I would volunteer.01:51:15
>> This is how bad I want to know what01:51:16
happened here. I would volunteer because01:51:19
this guy this guy was a this guy was a01:51:21
very unique guy. Volunteer. This guy was01:51:23
a very unique guy. I would volunteer to01:51:25
do that. You don't even need to pay me.01:51:28
And I would I would give a certain set01:51:30
of hours to go to this and find out01:51:33
what's going on over here because this01:51:35
is a uh this is a this is a very01:51:38
different time between MLK being01:51:40
assassinated, Bobby being assa Bobby01:51:41
Kennedy being assassinated, you know,01:51:44
JFK being assassinated than him. We got01:51:45
3,500 cameras. I got things right now01:51:47
that we didn't have back in the days. We01:51:48
should be able to figure out what's01:51:49
going on. And you know, it's it's it's01:51:51
But anyways, I I got I got one too many01:51:53
questions that I need two hours to go01:51:56
through for me to find this out. But if01:51:58
they do want to call me to help with01:52:00
that, I would volunteer my time. I'd go01:52:03
to DC once a week to just help figure01:52:07
this thing out. That's how bad I want to01:52:09
know who was behind this.01:52:10
>> And I don't care who it was.01:52:12
>> Do you have the >> I I want to know who was behind this. I01:52:14
have a list of 15 different people that01:52:16
could be, you know, when you sell life01:52:18
insurance.01:52:19
>> Yep. >> We sold 800,000 life insurance policies01:52:22
over the years, give or take.01:52:24
>> A lot of insurance when you have death01:52:26
benefits that come and they get01:52:28
activated and you get the investigation.01:52:30
So, I sold an insurance policy to a guy01:52:32
>> and it's like, "Hey, you know, uh, this01:52:34
guy deserves a $250,000 policy." Oh, you01:52:37
think? Yes. No, he does. No, he didn't.01:52:40
Were you there when he peed? Uh, no. He01:52:43
gave me the urine. Okay. Well, it01:52:45
happens he didn't pee. His brother peed01:52:47
for him. How do you know that? Well, let01:52:48
me tell you what it matched.01:52:50
>> It happened that you also sold a01:52:52
insurance policy to his brother as well.01:52:54
His brother's pee is identical to his01:52:56
pee. >> No way. Yeah. And now that he died a01:52:59
year and a half later after the01:53:00
investigation, we find that he lied on01:53:01
this and d and this was behind it. No01:53:04
way. Yes. Shoot. We can't pay him 250.01:53:06
They just refund back whatever premium01:53:07
he paid into it. Hey, this other person01:53:09
died. Oh, how do he die? He shot01:53:11
himself. Who was in the house? The01:53:13
husband was in the house. So who was the01:53:15
Well, let me tell you. They looked at01:53:16
the husband was involved. No way. Yeah.01:53:18
How about this one? This one. Do you01:53:20
know like part of being in life01:53:22
insurance and especially volume based01:53:24
for us volume based. I don't sell like01:53:26
to rich millionaires and billionaires.01:53:29
We sold to middle American you know01:53:31
people who01:53:32
>> wanted to buy quarter million half01:53:33
million dollar policy million dollar01:53:34
policy. You go through these audits with01:53:37
these investigators and you are01:53:39
sometimes like flabbergasted by the01:53:42
results of what really happened. But our01:53:45
job is to pursue cuz I want this01:53:48
surviving member who was relying on the01:53:50
bread winner to get that $500,000 death01:53:52
benefit. I want her to get the money01:53:54
because she has to take care of those01:53:55
two kids. But no, this happened. That01:53:57
happened. I mean, there's there's way01:53:58
too many things for us to go through01:54:00
here. But um I'm I'm excited to hear the01:54:03
investigation start and this is01:54:06
something I simply as a guy who saw a01:54:08
man who was a once in a generation type01:54:10
of a guy I want to know what happened.01:54:11
Do you trust those people that I just01:54:13
mentioned? Cash Patel, Tulsi, JD Van,01:54:16
Susie Wild.01:54:17
>> I think you have to know already if you01:54:19
if you're around me enough, Adam, you01:54:21
have to know already for me that to be01:54:26
the CEO and the executive team of a very01:54:28
of the biggest company in the world01:54:30
called the United States of America,01:54:32
>> you don't live in the same reality.01:54:34
>> Good point. So don't don't it's it's not01:54:38
you speak a very different language than01:54:41
they speak. It's a very different01:54:43
language. Like I was in the military,01:54:45
okay? And I was going to go be 18 Delta01:54:47
fifth group. I talked about it yesterday01:54:48
with the guy Jordan Gudro who was behind01:54:50
Operation Gideon01:54:52
>> where they try to take out uh uh Maduro.01:54:55
And you remember this interview that we01:54:56
did that, you know, maybe we'll show the01:54:58
intro at the end. We don't even know if01:54:59
we're going to release it or not. He was01:55:00
supposed to go to jail yesterday. when01:55:02
we interviewed him, he was in the middle01:55:03
of the parking lot outside of his01:55:04
homeless shelter with a anklet on01:55:06
because he's about to go to jail. Did01:55:07
you hear about this or no? Maybe we'll01:55:09
show this at the end of it for you. I01:55:10
started watching documentary yesterday01:55:11
as well with Tikico. Tico is a very01:55:13
interesting guy. But to me,01:55:16
when you're 18 Delta and you go or and01:55:19
then your Delta Force and you go, you01:55:24
they didn't join the same military I01:55:26
joined. H01:55:28
>> they they they I didn't see the same01:55:31
thing they saw. They saw things I will01:55:34
never see.01:55:35
It's a very different world you live in.01:55:37
So the average person cannot relate to01:55:40
what these guys have to do at the White01:55:42
House and who the enemies are. They01:55:44
really know who the And by the way,01:55:46
sometimes they're doing certain things01:55:48
and making some decisions that seem like01:55:50
they're divisive and it's nasty. It's01:55:54
you know it's like you know the whole01:55:55
thing with you know idolize demonize01:55:59
humanize the whole father son01:56:01
relationship that goes through three01:56:02
phases. Sometimes your father has to die01:56:05
for you to realize why he did what he01:56:06
did when you were 16 years old.01:56:09
Sometimes you have to lose somebody to01:56:11
say [ __ ]01:56:13
damn you know guy sitting there he can't01:56:16
stand his dad you know dad never told01:56:18
him he loves him because his dad never01:56:20
told him he loves him so his father01:56:21
didn't tell him you know that whole01:56:22
thing that nobody01:56:23
>> and then his dad dies and he goes to the01:56:25
funeral just out of you know I have to01:56:27
go to funeral hundreds of people show up01:56:29
and they all start telling how he helped01:56:31
them out01:56:32
>> even though he didn't have any money and01:56:33
they're like you don't even know who01:56:34
your father was and the guy feels like01:56:36
[ __ ] saying oh my god my dad helped so01:56:37
many people out and he just never talked01:56:39
about it. The these these things are01:56:42
real. A part of life that is real and01:56:46
you don't need to know everything. I01:56:47
talked to a guy who his father was part01:56:48
of Slovak and I put him in contact with01:56:50
a very powerful Slovak former Slovak01:56:52
director and and they met each other and01:56:54
that guy told him about what his01:56:56
grandfather did and why they didn't01:56:58
share everything with him and one day he01:56:59
and I are very very successful guy. This01:57:01
guy's when I mean very successful I01:57:03
don't mean like a millionaire. He's very01:57:04
very successful. He visits me every01:57:05
month. We sit down and we do engagements01:57:08
with them for his firm. He's got a very01:57:09
big company. And um01:57:12
I said, "What makes you think your dad01:57:14
deserves to tell you this?01:57:18
>> What makes you think he has to tell you01:57:20
what he went through? Who are you for01:57:22
him to have to tell you this? Who am I01:57:23
for my dad tell me everything?01:57:26
Who are my kids for me to have to tell01:57:27
him everything? You don't know the01:57:29
burden I carry? I don't know the burden01:57:31
my dad carried living in Iran, going01:57:33
through war. And I don't know the burden01:57:34
his dad carried living in the 1920s. I'm01:57:38
supposed to understand what it's like to01:57:39
live in the 20s in Iran.01:57:41
>> No. So I I I'm telling you selfishly01:57:44
because of how much I believed in01:57:46
Charlie Kirk. From the moment I met him,01:57:47
I said, "This guy's going to be a01:57:48
president one day." And the kind of01:57:49
president that would go campaign for01:57:51
>> Yeah. >> I I would go not only put money and I01:57:53
would have campaigned for this guy. I01:57:54
would have been the guy to be like,01:57:55
"Hey, I'm I want to help this guy become01:57:58
a guy. I don't I've never done that."01:57:59
>> Yep. You know, we fought very hard for01:58:01
Trump and that was probably the first01:58:02
time I ever did something like this01:58:04
where even when everybody walked away01:58:05
from him 2020. I'm probably one of the01:58:07
only guys that in the circle that I01:58:08
still stayed with him and our and you01:58:10
remember those moments when we had those01:58:12
conversations.01:58:13
>> Of course. >> So to me, uh, yeah, I'm not happy about01:58:16
it, but I understand01:58:18
the job of being in the White House.01:58:22
You're not supposed to fully understand01:58:24
half the things that they go through.01:58:26
You're not. And you know, you voted for01:58:29
them. Whether you like them or not,01:58:30
they're doing their job01:58:31
>> and I'm not expecting like 100% of the01:58:33
stuff that they're doing. Anyways, I I01:58:35
didn't want to get into this topic as01:58:36
long as I did, but anyways. Uh, okay.01:58:38
So,01:58:40
>> what do we got? Let me see what my next01:58:42
meeting is. If I got my next meeting01:58:43
going on right now, that is01:58:46
>> uh Okay. So, then then we have to kind01:58:48
of wrap up here. So, let me let me do01:58:49
this. Uh let's go into the interview01:58:51
with uh with this fellow Jordan Guudro01:58:54
who he was apparently offered $212.901:58:57
million by Guyaido and a former01:59:01
president of Colombia to go in and take01:59:04
out Maduro and his name is Jordan Gudau.01:59:08
And it was pretty wild the stories that01:59:11
he was saying. Former 18 Delta. Okay. A01:59:14
guy that was part of fifth group, the01:59:16
group that I was supposed to go to.01:59:17
>> Green Beret.01:59:18
>> Green Beret. Yeah. decorated. He's done01:59:20
a lot of work. I think he's a three-time01:59:21
bronze medalist and uh he's done some01:59:24
stuff. Go ahead, Rob.01:59:25
>> The bottom line is there was a civil war01:59:27
going on in the White House.01:59:28
>> What do you think is really the motive01:59:29
behind closed doors?01:59:30
>> Venezuela is to the United States what01:59:33
Ukraine is to Russia. Let's cut through01:59:34
all the narrative. He's trying to secure01:59:36
it for a possible escalation of of of01:59:39
war with Russia China.01:59:41
>> Even if you look at the way he's01:59:42
handling it right now, it's very public.01:59:44
They're flying over Venezuela. They're01:59:45
blowing up boats just to say, "Here's01:59:47
what we're doing." But I was recruited01:59:49
to do this to facilitate the capture of01:59:52
Nicholas Maduro.01:59:53
>> If you're doing this, you're essentially01:59:55
doing a business deal with CIA. You know01:59:57
the track record what it is. And you01:59:58
know you're playing with fire.02:00:00
>> The highest office asked you to do02:00:01
something. You do it. Just like when my02:00:03
commanders tell me to do, I do it.02:00:05
>> Where would the payment come from? From02:00:07
whom? >> It was sold to me that the United02:00:09
States. >> The contract that he signed is public02:00:11
with you.02:00:12
>> It's public.02:00:13
>> $212.9 million over the course of the02:00:15
term. What's the closest you ever got to02:00:16
Maduro? I was getting reports on on on02:00:18
on the type of soap that he used. That's02:00:21
how close I was. Patrick,02:00:22
>> as close as you got. Did you ever have a02:00:24
chance where if you wanted to take him02:00:25
out, you could?02:00:31
>> Ooh, that cliffhanger right there.02:00:33
>> You tell them where where he's standing02:00:34
and like why.02:00:36
>> Oh, he's standing outside with the02:00:37
greatest technology for audio in the02:00:39
world. The greatest what audio.02:00:41
>> People are walking past him in the back.02:00:44
He's outside of the homeless shelter. at02:00:45
the at the VA he's at the V he's a02:00:48
homeless with all the accolades that he02:00:50
just said he's a freaking home he's02:00:52
homeless >> that guy's homeless02:00:54
>> he's homeless02:00:55
>> y >> yeah he's homeless anyways we we uh we02:00:58
may post the interview tomorrow to go02:00:59
out 9:00 a.m. in the morning so hang02:01:01
tight matter of fact uh uh yeah we may02:01:03
post it tomorrow 9:00 a.m.02:01:06
We will see. We will see. We will see.02:01:08
Anyways, by the way, I want to show two02:01:10
other things before we wrap up. Okay,02:01:12
>> during my uh uh birthday, I got a lot of02:01:15
nice videos, but one of the coolest02:01:17
videos I got.02:01:18
>> Oh my god. From02:01:19
>> Ariela.02:01:20
>> Oh, that's Ariela. Selena's mom sent02:01:22
this to me and I didn't play it last02:01:24
week, but I want to play it. Tell me02:01:26
this kid isn't flipping cute. She is so02:01:28
cute. Watch this clip, guys. Watch this02:01:30
clip. Go ahead, Rob.02:01:33
Happy birthday to you. Are you turning02:01:36
47? Cuz you don't look 47. I don't.02:01:40
>> What age does he look?02:01:44
>> She's hilarious.02:01:45
>> 46.02:01:49
[laughter]02:01:50
>> Well, that's because he was 4602:01:53
yesterday. So,02:01:55
>> yeah, a lot of change. Okay. Um,02:01:58
anyways,02:02:00
um, Pat,02:02:02
I want you to tell me02:02:06
how are your kids?02:02:08
>> How are you? How How's your kids? I want02:02:10
to meet them.02:02:11
>> How's your kids?02:02:12
>> I want to meet them. Give me I just want02:02:14
to meet them. Just do a video of02:02:16
something like with them in it cuz I02:02:18
want to see what they look like,02:02:20
>> you know? I don't really know02:02:22
>> personality. I told her she has to be02:02:24
>> who you kids are and I don't and I want02:02:26
to know who you kids are. I don't know02:02:27
the name and I want to know the name.02:02:29
So, just make a video with them. Happy02:02:32
birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.02:02:38
>> She's adorable.02:02:39
>> She's so cute.02:02:40
>> Anyway, somebody on my neck, the02:02:43
daughter. And02:02:44
>> yeah, she's she she's a she's a02:02:47
>> That girl is so acting class. Go. I go,02:02:50
you she's amazing.02:02:52
>> Thank you for the birthday wish. You're02:02:54
the best. I appreciate you. And by the02:02:56
way, we got a lot of cool stuff that02:02:57
came this way. I thank all of you guys02:02:58
for what you sent. But we have we have02:03:00
some clips that was sent to us. Uh and I02:03:03
I don't want like here's what I don't02:03:05
want to do. I had Rob talk to our02:03:06
lawyers because I don't know if we can02:03:07
show this clip or not. It was sent to us02:03:10
from a guy who works directly with02:03:12
Newsome who is no longer I think he quit02:03:14
about a week ago02:03:15
>> and they sat down showing an interview02:03:17
that was supposed to go live with02:03:18
Newsome that never went live. So02:03:20
>> just watch this. But the only thing is02:03:22
Rob, if lawyers get a hold of us, I want02:03:24
I'm holding myself harmless because they02:03:26
send this clip to us as an insider.02:03:28
>> Yeah, we're not stepping on copyright.02:03:30
We're trying to stay inside.02:03:31
>> Could you guys see when he was in the02:03:32
All in Smoke all the smoke podcast? He02:03:35
acts He acts like he's he's panders.02:03:38
>> Well, this Are we going to show it, Pat?02:03:40
You want to02:03:41
>> What happens here is he actually ends up02:03:43
becoming one of the brothers. If you're02:03:44
watching Well, watch this again.02:03:46
Lawyers, if you're watching, just watch02:03:48
this. Go ahead. Watch this.02:03:49
>> Governor Nome, thank you for being on02:03:50
the podcast. for having me, Stephen. I'm02:03:52
I'm really excited to be here with both02:03:53
of you. So, hopefully we'll just, you02:03:54
know, knock this one out of the park.02:03:56
>> So, you're the governor of one of the02:03:57
biggest, most diverse states. How do you02:04:00
handle that kind of pressure?02:04:02
>> Yo, I'll tell you, dog. I think it came02:04:04
from my upbringing. You know what I'm02:04:06
saying? Just, you know, being from the02:04:07
streets just made me like really02:04:09
hardcore. You feel me? You guys feel me?02:04:11
>> I thought you were from Marian County.02:04:12
That's one of the richest neighborhoods02:04:13
in California.02:04:14
>> I mean, yeah, you're right. But my area02:04:15
was really, really tough. Do you feel02:04:17
me? You know what I'm saying? I had to02:04:18
teach myself to be a man. You know, my02:04:20
pops dipped out early. I know y'all can02:04:22
relate to that, right?02:04:24
>> No, my dad never left.02:04:26
>> Oh, >> yeah. Mine neither. [laughter]02:04:28
>> Right. Right. But, you know, it was02:04:30
hard. You know what I'm saying? Like my02:04:31
mom's is working all day. You know what02:04:33
I mean? I'm home. You know what I mean?02:04:35
No money. Just sitting there with just02:04:37
stacks of Wonderbread. You know what I'm02:04:39
saying? Just stacks with like mac and02:04:40
cheese. Just putting that mac and cheese02:04:42
on it.02:04:43
>> Okay. OG Gavin. Yeah. Yeah. That sounds02:04:45
real hood, >> bro. I'm so hood, bro. I would just be02:04:47
in the backyard for hours just shooting02:04:49
hoops, you feel me? Just putting in the02:04:51
work. And then my mom would come out,02:04:53
you know what I'm saying? And she'd be02:04:54
like, "HEY, GAVIN, DINNER'S READY."02:04:56
LIKE, MAN, SHUT YOUR WHITE ass up,02:04:57
woman. Always trying to keep a brother02:04:59
down. You feel me? THAT'S HOW THEY02:05:01
ALWAYS DO THESE WHITE WOMEN.02:05:02
>> I have to ask though, is there any proof02:05:03
that you were really about that life?02:05:05
>> Yo, [laughter] I'm so happy you asked,02:05:07
dog.02:05:09
California dreaming, homie. I actually02:05:11
brought my childhood journal. You know02:05:13
what I'm saying? Just to show y'all how02:05:15
hood, how gangster I was, cuz I02:05:17
documented everything, fam. Check me out02:05:19
right here. >> Everything fam [laughter]02:05:20
>> in West Mar County, born and raised on02:05:23
the playground was where I spent most of02:05:25
my days. Chilling out, maxing, relaxing,02:05:28
all cool, shooting some bball02:05:32
song to Fresh Prince.02:05:33
>> Yeah, it is.02:05:35
>> I I don't know who he is, but he sounds02:05:37
like he had a rough ass life. You feel02:05:38
me, dog? You feel me? All right, we're02:05:40
about to wrap this thing up. And um02:05:43
Governor, is there anything else you'd02:05:45
like to add?02:05:46
>> Man, you already know what time it is.02:05:48
>> 2028, it's Newsome, [ __ ]02:05:51
>> Oh,02:05:53
>> whoa.02:05:54
>> Yeah. So, um he02:05:56
>> But I don't know if legal is going to02:05:57
get us in trouble for that long.02:05:59
>> I don't think they can show stuff like02:06:00
that. Listen, whoever the uh the the02:06:03
intern was that sent us,02:06:05
>> whatever you do, come to the state of02:06:07
Florida. you'll feel freer here instead02:06:09
of working for something like that. But02:06:10
anyways,02:06:11
>> I have 22 emails I'm going to spend the02:06:13
afternoon. >> Yeah, Tom Tom's [laughter] got some02:06:14
stuff he's got to do. Tank, uh, have a02:06:19
wonderful wonderful weekend. Enjoy02:06:22
Halloween today. We're going to be going02:06:23
trick-or-treating. And, uh, I'm I'm02:06:26
planning on Listen, if the Yankees need02:06:27
me to go step up to the plate next year,02:06:29
>> get it.02:06:30
>> I'm I'm ready, guys. And it'll be it'll02:06:32
be a new market, okay? I'll be a02:06:34
minority owner slashpinch hititterter02:06:36
coming out. Yeah. Helping out the02:06:38
organization. Definitely can't pitch. I02:06:40
threw a first pitch one time. I think I02:06:42
heard somebody. But [laughter] u02:06:43
>> PBD predictions uh World Series Toronto02:06:47
>> versus your boy02:06:49
>> Uncle Tom's the vacationing Dodgers.02:06:53
>> Oh my gosh. >> Let me tell you, I'm I'm not going to02:06:55
lie to you. Stats showing how great this02:06:58
World Series and amount of viewership02:06:59
they're getting.02:07:00
>> It's unreal. And it's actually, of02:07:03
course, for me, I want the Yankees to be02:07:05
in there. >> Of course. And a team that is in there02:07:07
is a team that beat us.02:07:08
>> Yeah.02:07:09
>> Which is Toronto. Yeah. So, of course, I02:07:11
want the the Y. And by the way, I want a02:07:13
game seven. I have a feeling. I'll make02:07:15
a prediction, Tom. You ready?02:07:17
>> Let's hear it. >> Can I make a prediction to you?02:07:19
>> I could be wrong, but I'm going to make02:07:20
a prediction.02:07:21
>> I'm going to say Muki Bets is going to02:07:23
have a great game today.02:07:24
>> I think Muki is gonna have a great game02:07:25
today.02:07:26
>> So, Muki and Yamamoto. I think Muki's I02:07:29
think Muki's gonna play lights out02:07:31
today. >> Wow.02:07:32
>> I think it's gonna go to game seven. I02:07:34
think Muki's I was there when they won02:07:36
the World Series at during COVID. You02:07:38
went to game three or something and I02:07:40
went to game seven. I don't know what it02:07:41
was, but we exchanged pictures if you02:07:42
remember that.02:07:43
>> Oh yeah. Dodgers Tampa. Yes. Yes. I was02:07:45
at game five and then game six was the02:07:48
decider.02:07:49
>> And I flew to LA02:07:51
>> with my friends in LA off with Steve and02:07:53
I went and watched the game where02:07:54
Houston Astros beat the Dodgers. Varn02:07:56
who was a var02:07:59
that was pitching. I was there as well.02:08:01
>> But to me, I think Muki is02:08:04
>> he's playing so good as a he made a02:08:06
couple mistakes, but he's playing so02:08:08
good as a shortstop for a guy to go from02:08:10
an outfielder to be a shortstop.02:08:12
>> I'd like to see Muki recover and have a02:08:17
good game six going into seven and then02:08:19
game seven. You know what I want to see02:08:21
in game seven?02:08:22
>> Honestly, you want me you want me tell02:08:23
you what I want to see?02:08:24
>> Please tell me. I believe every once in02:08:28
a while02:08:30
we get the opportunity to watch a guy02:08:33
that's destined for greatness. I would02:08:35
love a game seven.02:08:37
>> I'm talking walk-off home run Otani.02:08:42
>> Bottom of the ninth. Bottom of the02:08:43
ninth. Oh,02:08:44
>> I want to see it.02:08:45
>> My god.02:08:46
>> I want to see it. >> I do too.02:08:47
>> I want to see something like that. I02:08:48
want to see I want to see something like02:08:49
that. I want to see something special02:08:51
happen. But I want to see Muki have a02:08:53
big game. I think02:08:55
after all the Canada stuff, Tom, we02:08:56
cannot I know you're from Canada, too,02:08:58
which is weird.02:08:59
>> I'm derivatively.02:09:01
>> Now, listen. Do you know Do you know why02:09:02
it's the number one reason why I'm not02:09:03
rooting for to Toronto Blue Jays?02:09:05
>> Mark Carney.02:09:06
>> No. Pierre Pol.02:09:12
Even though Vladimir respect02:09:15
that rookie.02:09:17
>> Wow. What's that guy's name?02:09:18
>> By the way, he got record how many02:09:20
strikeouts? 13 strikeouts in a game.02:09:22
>> Yep. Yes. Do you want to know? Do you02:09:24
want to know the craziest thing about02:09:25
the 13 strikeouts that he got in the02:09:26
game?02:09:27
>> By the way, at this point of the game,02:09:28
people are watching. They're just sports02:09:29
people that are watching. Let me tell02:09:30
you, the guy that got 13 strikeouts in a02:09:32
game, a number came out showing how much02:09:35
he makes02:09:37
>> compared to what others make, Otani02:09:39
makes. Do you know how much he's making02:09:41
right now?02:09:42
>> How much? >> Okay, let me send this to you, Rob.02:09:44
Okay, Rob, I'm going to send this to02:09:45
you. Show this. This is the picture. Who02:09:48
is02:09:50
>> Toronto? Oh my. The guy pitched up02:09:53
lights. He got one hit off of him.02:09:56
>> One hit off of him. Rob, if you don't02:09:58
mind showing >> one hit. He almost threw a no hitter in02:10:00
the World Series. >> No. Meaning the one hit that got the run02:10:02
is what I'm saying. But the guy pitched02:10:04
so good and they compared his salary to02:10:06
Blake Snell's salary. Do you know how02:10:08
much his salary was for 2025?02:10:10
>> Don't tell me. >> If this is right, Tom, he signed an $802:10:12
million contract, but his salary for02:10:14
2025 is if this number is right. I I02:10:18
don't know if this is right or wrong,02:10:19
but zoom in.02:10:21
>> 57,00002:10:22
>> Blake Snell02:10:24
made 27.8 million. He apparently just02:10:27
got paid that much money. Is that even02:10:29
possible, Tom?02:10:30
>> Well, it it is. Um, when you come up02:10:32
through the minors, you have to remember02:10:33
he jumped three levels in the minors02:10:35
this year and is now at the bigs. I02:10:38
believe his first full year in the bigs02:10:40
on service time next year. It's going to02:10:41
be 475, but he's on the rookie deal and02:10:44
they have $57,00002:10:48
a year as a rookie. Got 12 strikeouts02:10:50
here again.02:10:51
>> World Series GAME02:10:52
>> AND THE OPPONENT GOT paid 28 million and02:10:54
Blake Snell is a stud. I wish he would02:10:56
have come to the Yankees, but he chose02:10:57
to go to LA.02:10:58
>> Anyways,02:10:59
>> it's reminiscent of when there was the02:11:00
Super Bowl two years ago and it was02:11:02
Patrick Mahomes. was Brock Perie was a02:11:03
rookie on a rookie contract making like02:11:05
a half a million bucks versus the02:11:07
highest paid quarterback in the league.02:11:08
So prediction, who do you got?02:11:10
>> I think it's going game seven.02:11:12
>> Who's wins it in game seven?02:11:14
>> Dodgers walk-off. That's what he wants.02:11:16
>> I'd like a walk-off.02:11:17
>> But give us a prediction.02:11:18
>> If you want me to do odds, Toronto's02:11:20
taking it.02:11:21
>> Yeah, >> Toronto's taking it. You want me to do02:11:23
odds? Toronto's taking it.02:11:25
>> If he said somebody has to step up, I02:11:27
mean, I think Otan is going to have a02:11:28
good game. Somebody either than Otani,02:11:31
potentially Mookie Bets has to step up02:11:32
because the momentum and this how it is02:11:34
in baseball. Yankees know this. The New02:11:36
York Giants, don't judge. It's the02:11:37
momentum. It's who's riding that high.02:11:39
Vladimir Guerrero's swing is like he's02:11:41
chopping like a tree down with one swing02:11:44
of an axe.02:11:45
>> And by the way, Springer is hurt. He02:11:46
hasn't even played the last two games02:11:47
and they still won.02:11:48
>> Jerry Springer's no longer passed away02:11:51
from Cincinnati. Pat, I I if if somebody02:11:53
else prediction if somebody else steps02:11:55
up today, Dodgers win and it goes to02:11:57
seven and Dodgers win game seven. If02:11:59
they win tonight, >> if they win tonight, Dodgers win game02:12:01
seven. But if not, I mean, tonight02:12:02
matters. Two games in Toronto in Toronto02:12:05
and Toronto's playing phenomenally. The02:12:07
Dodgers got to play well enough to beat02:12:09
Toronto. And Toronto's playing02:12:10
tremendous baseball right now.02:12:12
>> Go.02:12:13
>> Well, there hasn't been.02:12:15
Come on, buddy. There hasn't been a02:12:16
back-to-back World Series champion since02:12:19
your Yankees. I believe in 2000, 2502:12:22
years ago. I think the Yankees won902:12:24
three in a row. >> And by the way, do you did they not?02:12:27
>> By the way, the Yankees in a row the02:12:28
Yankees won backtoback World Series in02:12:30
the late 90s, early 2000s.02:12:32
>> Did you say [clears throat] back to back02:12:33
to back or back to back?02:12:34
>> Did they? What they get? They get two02:12:35
out of three. I thought it was three to02:12:37
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How to play streaming video through VLC player:
To download streaming video via VLC player, you need to convert it:
Warning: this download method no longer works with most YouTube videos.
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