Speaker 1: Donald Trump just took a wrecking ball to the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: They're losing it over what just went down. I mean,
Speaker 1: they effectively all just got fired. We get all the
Speaker 1: details on this breaking story.
Speaker 1: Caroline Levitt, her 1st, 1st big outing, if you would,
Speaker 1: as press secretary, just really, um, setting some new ground rules,
Speaker 1: shall we say we're gonna talk about that plus I
Speaker 1: mean literally getting fired, that would be one Jim Acosta
Speaker 1: out at CNN we'll get into that. He apparently opted
Speaker 1: to leave rather than take the graveyard shift and Leticia
Speaker 1: James is out.
Speaker 1: With some new sound because you see she is now
Speaker 1: suing Trump yet again if you can imagine and this
Speaker 1: guy he's like the new Steve Rogers well he he
Speaker 1: goes by a different name in the Marvel series this
Speaker 1: is for uh.
Speaker 1: None other than Captain America, which he was just quoted
Speaker 1: in Rome at a press conference for Disney to talk
Speaker 1: about this, you know, big deal new movie saying um this.
Speaker 1: For me, Captain America represents a lot of different things
Speaker 1: and I don't think the term, you know, America should
Speaker 1: be one of those representations. Like, uh, it's about uh
Speaker 1: A man who keeps his word, who has honored, dignity,
Speaker 1: and which apparently for that guy Anthony Mackie is not
Speaker 1: about America. Unbelievable. It is good to have you here.
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Speaker 1: for the alerts if you're just coming here today. This
Speaker 1: is really something you guys. Caroline Levitt putting the entire
Speaker 1: media establishment on notice. Donald Trump has just taken a
Speaker 1: wrecking ball to ABC, CBS, NBC, The New York Times,
Speaker 1: you name it.
Speaker 1: Establishment legacy media is done podcasting, streaming, individual creators and influencers,
Speaker 1: they are all in. Watch. And in keeping with this
Speaker 1: revolutionary media approach that President Trump deployed during the campaign,
Speaker 1: the Trump White House will speak to all media outlets
Speaker 1: and personalities, not just the legacy media who are seated
Speaker 1: in this room.
Speaker 1: Because according to recent polling from Gallup, Americans trust in
Speaker 1: mass media has fallen to a record low. Millions of Americans,
Speaker 1: especially young people, have turned from traditional television outlets and
Speaker 1: newspapers to consume their news from podcasts, blogs, social media,
Speaker 1: and other independent outlets. It's essential to our team that
Speaker 1: we share President Trump's message everywhere and adapt this White
Speaker 1: House to the new media landscape in 2025.
Speaker 1: To do this, I am excited to announce the following
Speaker 1: changes will be made to this historic James S. Brady
Speaker 1: briefing room where Mr. Brady's legacy will endure. This White
Speaker 1: House believes strongly in the First Amendment, so it's why
Speaker 1: our team will work diligently to restore the press passes
Speaker 1: of the 440 journalists whose passes were wrongly revoked by
Speaker 1: the previous administration.
Speaker 1: We're also opening up this briefing room to new media
Speaker 1: voices who produce news related content and whose outlet is
Speaker 1: not already represented by one of the seats in this room.
Speaker 1: We welcome independent journalists, podcasters, social media influencers and content
Speaker 1: creators to apply for credentials to cover this White House,
Speaker 1: and you can apply now on our new website whitehouse.gov/newmedia.
Speaker 1: Starting today, this seat in the front of the room,
Speaker 1: which is usually occupied by the press secretary's staff, will
Speaker 1: be called the new media seat. My team will review
Speaker 1: the applications and give credentials to new media applicants who
Speaker 1: meet our criteria and pass United States Secret Service requirements
Speaker 1: to enter the White House complex.
Speaker 1: What these announcements. Our first questions for today's briefing will
Speaker 1: go to these new media members whose outlets, despite being
Speaker 1: some of the most viewed news websites in the country,
Speaker 1: have not been given seats in this room.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. OK, like, let me just tell you how
Speaker 1: revolutionary this is as somebody who spent what, 20 years
Speaker 1: in the mainstream media, part of legacy media. In fact,
Speaker 1: I worked at CBS and at NBC News. I was
Speaker 1: a commentator on ABC News. I worked at Bloomberg.
Speaker 1: Like I've been there and done that Fox too, OK?
Speaker 1: So let me just tell you this is a big
Speaker 1: deal because it used to be you needed to work
Speaker 1: for a network in order to have a platform, right?
Speaker 1: That those days are gone, right? I'm here, you're here,
Speaker 1: we're all here, happy together.
Speaker 1: And this is not anything other than the Trish Regan Channel,
Speaker 1: the Trish Regan show on the Trish Regan Channel, so I,
Speaker 1: I don't have to go through the legacy media in
Speaker 1: order to reach you. This is totally, totally, totally brand
Speaker 1: new and this is just something that obviously it's been
Speaker 1: happening in the last few years, but you combine that
Speaker 1: together with now it the White House saying we welcome
Speaker 1: all of you and we know they do because they've
Speaker 1: been certainly good about giving access they they didn't really.
Speaker 1: Have the kind of access you might want to the
Speaker 1: legacy we need to be perfectly honest, or maybe they
Speaker 1: had access, but they were gonna have their sound bites
Speaker 1: reinterpreted for them in ways that were not so pleasant,
Speaker 1: unlike Kamala Harris, who by the way, got the royal
Speaker 1: treatment by CBS News to the point where Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: suing her for suing them for $10 billion because they
Speaker 1: would edit and re-edit things to make her seem great.
Speaker 1: He's had it. He knows what that's about. So here
Speaker 1: he is inviting these very big players into the room,
Speaker 1: such as, well, deadline reported on this, but I want
Speaker 1: to say Daily Wire Daily Wire, which gets tons, you
Speaker 1: know Ben Shapiro, right? I mean, he's got like what,
Speaker 1: 7 million followers were routinely compared to Ben, by the way,
Speaker 1: thank you for subscribing, sharing, liking.
Speaker 1: Smash those likes, it's Don would tell you. Anyway, Ben's
Speaker 1: got like 7 million followers on YouTube and the website
Speaker 1: is a behemoth and yet they couldn't get access to
Speaker 1: the White House briefing room. Apparently that was just too special.
Speaker 1: They weren't allowed to ask questions. No, not at the
Speaker 1: White House briefing room or post millennial, which is a
Speaker 1: hugely popular site as well. Look at the reporters like psyched,
Speaker 1: oh my God, we're here, we're here, we're in the
Speaker 1: White House briefing room. This is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And so I actually went to this website you can
Speaker 1: apply for credentials and that means, you know, you then
Speaker 1: have access. They used to restrict this. I mean it's really, really,
Speaker 1: really restricted and they have some special front row and
Speaker 1: only certain people get to certain sit in the front
Speaker 1: row and then there's this whole jockeying for seats that
Speaker 1: the White House Correspondents Association which you have to be
Speaker 1: part of and so on and so on and so
Speaker 1: on so this is revolutionary. He has just shaken things
Speaker 1: up in ways that.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess we could anticipate and perhaps even the
Speaker 1: mainstream media anticipated perhaps this is what scared the living
Speaker 1: daylights out of them. This is why they didn't want
Speaker 1: him to win. They kept saying no it can't happen,
Speaker 1: it can't happen, it can't happen, you know, that basically
Speaker 1: he would be disastrous for society. I mean they made
Speaker 1: some really, as you know, very, very bad comparisons to
Speaker 1: some of the biggest villains if you would in history.
Speaker 1: And I, I was like, why are they so out
Speaker 1: over their skis? I mean, I get it. They get
Speaker 1: nothing in the way of policy as far as Kamala
Speaker 1: or Joe are considered. There was nothing to run on.
Speaker 1: You didn't have personality. You didn't have an economy. You
Speaker 1: didn't have a safe country vis vis the border, etc.
Speaker 1: you didn't have a quiet international situation.
Speaker 1: And you certainly didn't have the joy that she was
Speaker 1: going on and on and on about. So what did
Speaker 1: you run on? Oh, you ran on the other guy
Speaker 1: is bad. He's so bad that the world is gonna
Speaker 1: end if you elect him. I mean, literally, that's what
Speaker 1: they were saying.
Speaker 1: That the world was going to effectively and as you
Speaker 1: know it if you elected him and what did people do?
Speaker 1: they elected him anyway and so now he's getting a
Speaker 1: little bit of revenge. I wouldn't even call it revenge
Speaker 1: you know what it's just fairness it's transparency. This is
Speaker 1: the right thing to do. podcasters, streamers, influencers should all
Speaker 1: have the ability to ask questions of the President of
Speaker 1: the United States and of the White House. They shouldn't
Speaker 1: be shut out like they got some kind of special.
Speaker 1: Problem, it's really, really remarkable to see. It's refreshing. It's
Speaker 1: where we're going right in society. This is what I
Speaker 1: talk about all the time, the transparency that you have
Speaker 1: that we're here together. You can ask me questions in
Speaker 1: the live chat and this is just gonna get better
Speaker 1: and better and better and I can respond to them.
Speaker 1: I don't have a script. I don't have to go
Speaker 1: through management saying, OK, Trish, you can say this, and
Speaker 1: you can't say that. But by the way, you can
Speaker 1: say this, but we're gonna fire you for it anyway,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm thinking about March 2020.
Speaker 1: And a certain broadcaster I used to work for all fine, right?
Speaker 1: Because the reality is I in some ways I wish
Speaker 1: it had happened earlier because the world has changed.
Speaker 1: The world has changed and I now have the ability
Speaker 1: to speak directly to you. I have the ability to
Speaker 1: speak directly to the White House. I have the ability
Speaker 1: to speak to all of the players quote unquote in charge, right?
Speaker 1: All the important people you don't have to work for
Speaker 1: a network anymore and this is miraculous, but it also means.
Speaker 1: That there's going to be much, much more change to come,
Speaker 1: and this is why when I talk about the networks
Speaker 1: really going down the tubes and Brandon Carr over at
Speaker 1: the FCC making some changes, he has said, for example,
Speaker 1: in a letter to Bob Iger over at ABC, right?
Speaker 1: Disney owns ABC. Bob is the CEO of Disney. Brendan's like,
Speaker 1: no one has any faith in you guys. Nobody trusts
Speaker 1: you guys.
Speaker 1: And that means maybe we're not gonna allow for these
Speaker 1: affiliates to be renewing their affiliations with you, ABC. See,
Speaker 1: it's a misnomer to think that all of those stations
Speaker 1: all across the country or local stations are controlled by ABC.
Speaker 1: They're not. ABC News and Disney only own about 7
Speaker 1: of them. They had 7010's the last time I checked.
Speaker 1: One of which I remember was in San Francisco. I
Speaker 1: know that because I worked for the CBS010 there in
Speaker 1: San Francisco right across the street, so they have these
Speaker 1: owned and operated stations, but everything else somebody pays a
Speaker 1: licensing fee to ABC to be able to use their brand,
Speaker 1: but in order to do that means they have to
Speaker 1: come over the public airwaves and that is something that
Speaker 1: the FCC.
Speaker 1: Has control over so there's a lot of stuff that's
Speaker 1: changing and it's all happening in real time and you
Speaker 1: know what it's exciting right? I, I, we're here together
Speaker 1: as this whole thing gets smashed in a good way,
Speaker 1: in a good way that allows us to understand and
Speaker 1: know the truth.
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you Donald Trump's on a firing spree. The
Speaker 1: media is getting a lot of it. Jim Acosta, you're
Speaker 1: fired over at CNN or maybe it was kind of
Speaker 1: mutual because you see they were sending a message, kind
Speaker 1: of a humiliating message they were putting him in what
Speaker 1: the daily.
Speaker 1: Mail called the Siberia of television news. That's one good
Speaker 1: way to put it. It's in part because you know
Speaker 1: they kind of anticipated that there were gonna be some
Speaker 1: fisticuffs coming up if they had Jim Acosta asking questions
Speaker 1: in that White House briefing room, not that, you know,
Speaker 1: he shouldn't be able to ask questions. Obviously I'm all
Speaker 1: for that, but occasionally it used to get really, really disrespectful.
Speaker 1: You'll remember one of these very notorious moments.
Speaker 1: Your campaign had an ad showing migrants climbing over walls
Speaker 1: and so on but they weren't actors. They're not going
Speaker 1: to be doing. They weren't actors. Well, no, it's true.
Speaker 1: Do you think they were actors? They weren't actors. They
Speaker 1: didn't come from Hollywood. These were, these were people. This
Speaker 1: was an actual, you know, it happened a few days ago.
Speaker 1: And they're hundreds of miles away though. They're hundreds and
Speaker 1: hundreds of miles away. That's not an invasion, honestly, I
Speaker 1: think you should let me run the country. You run CNN,
Speaker 1: and if you did it well, your ratings if I
Speaker 1: may ask, Mr. President, if I may ask, are you worried?
Speaker 1: That's enough. That's enough. That's one of the other folks.
Speaker 1: That's enough. Pardon me, ma'am. That's enough, Mr. President. One
Speaker 1: other question if I may ask on the Russia investigation,
Speaker 1: are you concerned that you may have I'm not concerned
Speaker 1: about anything with the investigation because it's a hoax. Are
Speaker 1: you that's enough. Put down the mic, Mr. President. Are
Speaker 1: you worried about indictments coming down in this investigation?
Speaker 1: Mr. President, I'll tell you what, CNN should be ashamed
Speaker 1: of itself having you working for them. You are a rude,
Speaker 1: terrible person. You shouldn't be working for CNN. Go ahead.
Speaker 1: I think that's you're a very rude person. The way
Speaker 1: you treat Sarah Huckabee is horrible, and the way you
Speaker 1: treat other people are horrible. Well, for the record.
Speaker 1: Jim Acosta's not working for CNN anymore. In fact, Jim
Speaker 1: Acosta may be one of those independents that they're gonna
Speaker 1: bring in. They'll trot him out to the White House
Speaker 1: every now and then, and you know what, they'll actually
Speaker 1: let him in.
Speaker 1: Let's see if he'll be a little nicer this time.
Speaker 1: I doubt it, but anyway, uh, you know, Jim Acosta
Speaker 1: had his own agenda, and he, he, he was one
Speaker 1: of those, shall we say, that was like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: the sky is falling, the sky is falling, he cannot
Speaker 1: be elected again.
Speaker 1: And then when he was elected just the other day
Speaker 1: when it seemed very, very clear that the handwriting was
Speaker 1: on the wall for Jimmy and that he probably was
Speaker 1: gonna have to leave, he pulled out this giant sign
Speaker 1: on set to remind everybody of how great he is.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, who keeps this sign that somebody sent him?
Speaker 1: You got to see it. I want to take a
Speaker 1: moment to talk about something President Biden said during his
Speaker 1: farewell address. He warned the free press is crumbling in
Speaker 1: this country. I would add that's only if we, the people,
Speaker 1: let that happen.
Speaker 1: Journalists exist to seek the truth, to tell people's stories,
Speaker 1: to lift up voices that may not be heard otherwise,
Speaker 1: to shine a light on injustice and to hold the
Speaker 1: powerful accountable. We are not the enemy of the people.
Speaker 1: We are the defenders of the people. Walter Cronkite once
Speaker 1: said freedom of the press is not just important to democracy,
Speaker 1: it is democracy. I want to take a moment to
Speaker 1: show you something. A woman sent me this sign eight
Speaker 1: years ago. She carried it here at a march in Washington.
Speaker 1: She wrote on the back of the sign.
Speaker 1: To me and the press here in DC, you have
Speaker 1: our support. To Nora, wherever you are, right back at you.
Speaker 1: Reporting from Washington. I'm Jim Acosta.
Speaker 1: You like the sign and everything I mean he, he
Speaker 1: was keeping it in his office for years. Well, Jim
Speaker 1: Acosta is done by the way, you heard it here first.
Speaker 1: Did I not tell you last week or the week before? Gosh,
Speaker 1: how many days has Trump been in office? It seems
Speaker 1: like the days are getting longer, right, because so much
Speaker 1: is happening anyway, Jim Acosta.
Speaker 1: He came out with that, you know, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: you know, we have to stand for freedom. They had
Speaker 1: effectively just told him, buddy, you're moving to Siberia. Well
Speaker 1: today he announced.
Speaker 1: That it's over, right? He, he gave his big goodbye,
Speaker 1: his swan song, if you would, guys, Jim Acosta is
Speaker 1: finished at CNN after 18 years, which is rather amazing.
Speaker 1: I did not know he was on the air there
Speaker 1: 18 years. I used to work with him at CBS.
Speaker 1: In fact, I took over his old office. I painted
Speaker 1: it red.
Speaker 1: In all seriousness, after he had left for Atlanta, that
Speaker 1: must have been it so he was in Atlanta at
Speaker 1: the CBS bureau and then he went to CNN. I,
Speaker 1: I wish him nothing, nothing but the best, but I
Speaker 1: suspect it was probably the right call for all parties involved.
Speaker 1: Here is his swank. Just wanted to end today's show
Speaker 1: by thanking all of the wonderful people who work behind
Speaker 1: the scenes at this network. You may have seen some
Speaker 1: reports about me and the show.
Speaker 1: And after giving all of this some careful consideration and
Speaker 1: weighing an alternative time slots, CNN offered me, I've decided
Speaker 1: to move on. I am grateful to CNN for the
Speaker 1: nearly 18 years I've spent here doing the news. People
Speaker 1: often ask me if the highlight of my career at
Speaker 1: CNN was at the White House covering Donald Trump. Actually, no,
Speaker 1: that moment came here when I covered former President Barack
Speaker 1: Obama's trip to Cuba in 2016.
Speaker 1: And had the chance to question the dictator there, Raul Castro,
Speaker 1: about the island's political prisoners. As the son of a
Speaker 1: Cuban refugee, I took home this lesson.
Speaker 1: It is never a good time to bow down to
Speaker 1: a tyrant.
Speaker 1: I've always believed it's the job of the press to
Speaker 1: hold power to account. I've always tried to do that
Speaker 1: here at CNN and I plan on going doing all
Speaker 1: of that in the future.
Speaker 1: One final message, don't give in to the lies. Don't
Speaker 1: give in to the fear. Hold on to the truth.
Speaker 1: And to hope
Speaker 1: Even if you have to get out your phone, record
Speaker 1: that message, I will not give in to the lies.
Speaker 1: I will not give in to the fear.
Speaker 1: Post it on your social media so people can hear
Speaker 1: from you too.
Speaker 1: I'll have more to say about my plans in the
Speaker 1: coming days, but until then, I wanna thank all of
Speaker 1: you for tuning in. It has been an honor to
Speaker 1: be welcomed into your home for all these years. That's
Speaker 1: the news reporting from Washington. I'm Jim Acosta.
Speaker 1: Wow, so like he's clearly very impressed with himself, um,
Speaker 1: Steve Fishman, thank you for your support. Jim is no
Speaker 1: Walter Cronkite. Steve is writing. No, he's definitely not, but he's,
Speaker 1: I guess trying to be, you know, that's part of
Speaker 1: the problem, right? They're all fooling themselves, constantly, constantly fooling themselves,
Speaker 1: and yes, peace of my mind, it's a true story.
Speaker 1: I did actually paint Jim's office red.
Speaker 1: You know it was a big deal because I got
Speaker 1: one with a window. I had been just across the
Speaker 1: hall and I had a yellow office I had painted
Speaker 1: it yellow to kind of give me some tear because
Speaker 1: there was no window in there and then I got
Speaker 1: upgraded to Jim Acosta's office and I painted it red.
Speaker 1: Let that sink in, everyone. Let it sink in. It's
Speaker 1: good to have you here. Make sure you subscribe, share, like.
Speaker 1: We have so much to get to, but Jim Acosta
Speaker 1: is out and Donald Trump is weighing in. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has something to say on Jim Acosta's departure. He writes, Wow,
Speaker 1: really good news. Jim Acosta, one of the worst and
Speaker 1: most dishonest reporters and journalists.
Speaker 1: History and major sleazeback has been relegated by CNN fake
Speaker 1: news to the midnight hour. Death Valley because of extraordinarily
Speaker 1: bad ratings and no talent. Word is he wants to quit,
Speaker 1: and that would be even better. Donald Trump writes. Jim
Speaker 1: is a major loser who will fail no matter where
Speaker 1: he ends up. Good luck, Jim. Ouch. OK, so maybe
Speaker 1: he didn't really have to do that, but he can't
Speaker 1: help himself.
Speaker 1: He doesn't like the guy and you know what, the
Speaker 1: guy doesn't really like him and I'm just saying like
Speaker 1: sometimes like this goes both ways. I always have said
Speaker 1: to Trump over the years, you know, I'll be hard
Speaker 1: on you when it's necessary, but.
Speaker 1: What's what's come about with so many members of the
Speaker 1: mainstream media is they're hard on him when it's not
Speaker 1: necessary like they, they go off on these tangents. Instead,
Speaker 1: for example, you remember when they were announcing the $500
Speaker 1: billion AI program.
Speaker 1: With uh the Oracle um CEO just the other day
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump's talking about this and the Japanese company
Speaker 1: and nobody wanted to actually talk about that in the
Speaker 1: economy and investment no no no they just wanted to
Speaker 1: talk about J6 pardons and so it's like you know
Speaker 1: it it gets a little bit old after a while they,
Speaker 1: they don't offer any respect his way so consequently now
Speaker 1: he's not gonna offer any respect their way like that's
Speaker 1: just the reality of it, but think about what they've done.
Speaker 1: I mean it just keeps getting worse and worse and worse.
Speaker 1: A new magazine cover actually proves how gross, how despicable,
Speaker 1: and how biased the mainstream media really is. This is
Speaker 1: from New York Magazine and they issued this, this new issue, um,
Speaker 1: they put out with a title called the Cruel Kids Table.
Speaker 1: And then they they they do this whole article about
Speaker 1: how there's all these young people that are super MAA
Speaker 1: and I guess they were with them on inauguration night
Speaker 1: and they're trying to effectively insinuate that they're all white.
Speaker 1: So here's what you don't know. The real picture was edited.
Speaker 1: The real picture has certain people cropped out. This is
Speaker 1: the real picture.
Speaker 1: Take a look and if you're listening on Apple Podcast,
Speaker 1: thank you for that on Spotify podcast, thank you for that.
Speaker 1: If you're watching live on YouTube, rumble, we're happy to
Speaker 1: have you. You can see this so there's obviously diversity
Speaker 1: in the crowd, but you wouldn't know that when you
Speaker 1: look at this, right, because they don't want you to
Speaker 1: know that they want you to think that these are
Speaker 1: a bunch of racist white kids who, you know, just
Speaker 1: wanna suppress other groups.
Speaker 1: The the magazine has gotten pretty slammed. I mean people
Speaker 1: are calling it out. It's obviously a really bad thing
Speaker 1: to do. Here's Daily Mail writing New York Magazine slammed
Speaker 1: for cropping photo to make MAGA look like a racist cult.
Speaker 1: New York Magazine has been slammed for editing black people
Speaker 1: out of a front cover spread on the young, gleeful
Speaker 1: and casually cruel MAGA movement. I mean like if I'm
Speaker 1: one of these people and my photo was on there
Speaker 1: and they're calling me young and cruel.
Speaker 1: Do I have the ability to sue them for that
Speaker 1: because that's kind of damaging.
Speaker 1: They put my name up there right next to the
Speaker 1: or my face up there with the the word cruel.
Speaker 1: I mean if I'm these kids, I, I'm kids, adults,
Speaker 1: young adults, whatever I'm not too happy about that. They
Speaker 1: may have some recourse anyway just to further elaborate on
Speaker 1: what went down, there's a guy who actually sponsored the
Speaker 1: party who actually is black like he hosted the party,
Speaker 1: all right, so.
Speaker 1: New York Magazine, you're kinda getting your facts a little
Speaker 1: bit messed up and he's like this is insane. He
Speaker 1: tweeted this out. Let me show you his tweet. This
Speaker 1: is Chris Barnhart and he's like this is totally insane.
Speaker 1: New York Magazine literally cropped out all the black people
Speaker 1: out of this cover photo and then complained that the
Speaker 1: entire room is white that was in the copy.
Speaker 1: I mean, do you guys have an agenda or do
Speaker 1: you have an agenda? It was really quite something. They
Speaker 1: talked about how all the white party goers uh were
Speaker 1: somehow maybe in this narrative of a, uh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Really racist kind of cult that's what they're trying to insinuate.
Speaker 1: The article is really rather remarkable. They talk about a
Speaker 1: lot of things including how good looking the girls are.
Speaker 1: What is that about women in the conservative movement? Why
Speaker 1: do they tend to be so much better looking? I'd
Speaker 1: like to know.
Speaker 1: They said, oh, you know, without a doubt they're just
Speaker 1: like all dropped and gorgeous, but the point just being
Speaker 1: listen guys, you cannot Photoshop a cover to try and
Speaker 1: push your own agenda you wonder why people are so
Speaker 1: sick of this mainstream media. This is why it is
Speaker 1: critical and important that Donald Trump is opening it up
Speaker 1: to more people.
Speaker 1: Letitia James.
Speaker 1: She's coming out swinging against Donald Trump in a press
Speaker 1: conference just moments ago saying this. Not only does this
Speaker 1: administration's new policy put people at risk, but it is
Speaker 1: plainly unconstitutional. The president does not get to decide which
Speaker 1: laws to enforce and for whom. When Congress dedicates funding
Speaker 1: for a program, the president cannot pull that funding on
Speaker 1: a whim. Later today,
Speaker 1: I am leading and joining with my colleagues, my fellow
Speaker 1: Democratic attorney generals in suing this administration to stop this
Speaker 1: illegal freeze of essential funds for our state. We will
Speaker 1: not stand for any illegal policy that puts essential services
Speaker 1: for millions of Americans at risk, and we work tirelessly
Speaker 1: overnight to ensure that that does not happen.
Speaker 1: Our lawsuit will seek an order, a court order to
Speaker 1: immediately stop the enforcement of the OMB policy and to
Speaker 1: preserve essential funding for Americans.
Speaker 1: Alright, well, she got her way temporarily. A federal judge
Speaker 1: has just blocked the Trump administration's freeze on federal grants
Speaker 1: and loans, so this just came about within the last
Speaker 1: 24 hours. The White House put this freeze on federal
Speaker 1: grants and loans that basically would amount to trillions of dollars.
Speaker 1: They're trying to save money. Don't forget that's what Doge
Speaker 1: has been charged with, and they're like, OK, we want
Speaker 1: you to justify yourself.
Speaker 1: If you're some special program for DEI initiatives, you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to justify well they got rid of DEI altogether
Speaker 1: and so there there's a lot of other programs in
Speaker 1: there questions about whether student loans would be involved in this, etc.
Speaker 1: and so the OMB was gonna say, all right, you know,
Speaker 1: you're done, you're not gonna get any money so they've
Speaker 1: put a temporary block on that. Leticia was trying to
Speaker 1: get in the way of that because, you know, of course.
Speaker 1: Leticia and her state, they count on all that extra
Speaker 1: money for all their ridiculous programs, all as she promises,
Speaker 1: promises more trouble for Trump. She bragged about how she
Speaker 1: had sued him over 100 times in his last administration.
Speaker 1: She obviously had a big doozy with the nearly $500 million.
Speaker 1: Fine that she somehow managed to get the judge to
Speaker 1: level against him because the judge and Leticia think that
Speaker 1: Mar a Lago is only worth $18 million despite the
Speaker 1: fact that it makes like $56 million a year, probably
Speaker 1: more now that he's president. Anyway, Leticia, remember she was like,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna back down. No, no, no, no, I'm ready,
Speaker 1: I'm willing, I'm here. Under my leadership, my office sued
Speaker 1: Donald Trump over 100 times, and the basis of all
Speaker 1: of that was Project.
Speaker 1: 2025, so he cannot distance himself from something that he
Speaker 1: has attempted to implement when he was president of the
Speaker 1: United States, and we were successful 70% of the time
Speaker 1: we were the firewall Democratic attorney generals. I just want
Speaker 1: to clarify something. So the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: It actually said that people, including those that had student loans,
Speaker 1: they would not be affected by any of it's one
Speaker 1: of the things that came up in my head immediately
Speaker 1: was like, what does it mean for food stamps and
Speaker 1: they're clarifying that it did not affect Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security,
Speaker 1: student loans, and food stamps. They also were defending the
Speaker 1: funding pause, saying that Trump was following through on his
Speaker 1: promise to turn Washington upside down if elected.
Speaker 1: To the second term, so there was a lot of
Speaker 1: uncertainty and that was leading way to a certain amount
Speaker 1: of panic, but he did say right from the very
Speaker 1: beginning it wasn't gonna affect things like food stamps or
Speaker 1: Social Security or Medicare. Nonetheless, Leticia James never wanted to
Speaker 1: shy away from a political opportunity was using that for
Speaker 1: all it was worth. Meanwhile.
Speaker 1: I have a question. Is Letitia James now at risk
Speaker 1: because Donald Trump is making some really big moves as
Speaker 1: far as the Justice Department goes? The whole legal team
Speaker 1: they are getting cleaned out. You're fired. You're fired, you're fired.
Speaker 1: You're fired. Did you see this? Trump Justice Department says
Speaker 1: it fired employees involved in prosecutions of the president, so
Speaker 1: there were about 12 of them in total. They were
Speaker 1: all part of Jack Smith's team, and they are all done.
Speaker 1: Right? Gone, Gonzo. Jack had enough good sense to leave
Speaker 1: before that, but he's just effectively ending the government careers,
Speaker 1: at least for now, of these prosecutors and you understand
Speaker 1: like why this is happening.
Speaker 1: And probably why he has to do that, people are
Speaker 1: freaking out. He's been firing like thousands and they're like,
Speaker 1: how can you do this? I'm like, you know what
Speaker 1: a CEO does when they come in and they take
Speaker 1: over a company, they make sure that they have everybody
Speaker 1: on the same page. In other words, you either subscribe
Speaker 1: to that CEO's vision or you're out.
Speaker 1: It's just the way the world works and the only
Speaker 1: place that doesn't work like that is Washington DC because
Speaker 1: you seem to have a job just for life if
Speaker 1: you're a government employee.
Speaker 1: And Trump's coming in like a private sector employee and
Speaker 1: he's like, no, you know what? You don't buy into this,
Speaker 1: you don't buy into me, you don't buy into the
Speaker 1: MAGA movement and guess what? We don't need you here.
Speaker 1: And so all of this stuff now is starting to
Speaker 1: shift and is starting to change. He just got rid
Speaker 1: of all of the Jack Smith prosecutors a big, big deal.
Speaker 1: Here's a congresswoman speaking about how great this is and
Speaker 1: you know that needed to happen.
Speaker 2: Republican Congresswoman Kat Kamm of Florida.
Speaker 2: was in the last Congress served on the government weaponization subcommittee,
Speaker 2: so you are the perfect person to talk about this today.
Speaker 2: First of all, just your initial reaction that you're seeing already.
Speaker 2: Well, it's incredible honestly this is long overdue. These are
Speaker 2: individuals who violated their oath of office, weaponized the justice
Speaker 2: system with the end goal being a political outcome, which
Speaker 2: was stop Trump. These individuals intimidated witnesses. They withheld evidence,
Speaker 2: and I think that their firing should just be the beginning. Honestly,
Speaker 2: if we're going to be back into a place where
Speaker 2: We are a nation of law and order and accountability.
Speaker 2: There need to be legal consequences for these individuals. That
Speaker 2: is something that the American people demanded in this election,
Speaker 2: and I think that this is a very good start,
Speaker 2: but we know how deep the weaponization of our federal
Speaker 2: government goes, and it's going to take a lot of
Speaker 2: work and a lot of people are going to be
Speaker 2: held to account.
Speaker 1: So a lot of people freak out when they hear that.
Speaker 1: They're like, wait a second, now you're going to go
Speaker 1: after them, but
Speaker 1: about what they did to Donald Trump and all I
Speaker 1: would point out is like you can't keep doing this, right?
Speaker 1: And so Trump needs to clean things up so that
Speaker 1: we're not weaponizing a system against people because it's exactly
Speaker 1: what they did to him and I'll tell you this
Speaker 1: can flip and this can work, you know, for or
Speaker 1: against either side, right? So you've got to have a
Speaker 1: fair system where they're not saying, OK, because we don't
Speaker 1: agree with you politically we're gonna try and find.
Speaker 1: Something, anything we can to try and take you out.
Speaker 1: Think about all of those state cases think about what
Speaker 1: went down in Georgia. I mean that was just a
Speaker 1: disaster because Fannie Willis was just a disaster and you
Speaker 1: know her relationship was a disaster and then it eventually,
Speaker 1: you know, just got tossed because they they can't move
Speaker 1: forward because she's been disqualified because of the disaster that
Speaker 1: she is, shall we say, and now we're learning.
Speaker 1: By the way, Garland may have had a hand in
Speaker 1: that that he might have been communicating with the boyfriend
Speaker 1: down in Georgia and that the boyfriend from Georgia.
Speaker 1: The tune of what did what did taxpayers pay their
Speaker 1: 600 to $700,000 to him, a lot of hours adding up,
Speaker 1: you know. Fannie, she's a, um, gray goose kind of girl,
Speaker 1: didn't she say so not a cheap date.
Speaker 1: I don't know. He's a cheap date. Anyway, he's going
Speaker 1: up to Washington DC and she's making sure he's paid
Speaker 1: for it. There's there there. I mean, and that needs
Speaker 1: to be investigated because she.
Speaker 1: Was with him before she hired him. Therefore she hired
Speaker 1: her boyfriend. Therefore, there's some kind of exchange from a
Speaker 1: monetary standpoint that's going on there that was not disclosed
Speaker 1: and so that has to be dealt with. That's one case.
Speaker 1: But then you get the Leticia James case which just
Speaker 1: blows my mind because, you know, business reporter I am,
Speaker 1: I'm looking at it going, well what does that mean
Speaker 1: for New York as a whole?
Speaker 1: I mean who the heck wants to do business in
Speaker 1: New York if you're subject to some kind of crazy
Speaker 1: AG saying, well, I'm gonna go after you because I
Speaker 1: think you're a political threat and that is messed up
Speaker 1: and this is why I'm furious that the Court of
Speaker 1: Appeals has not thrown this thing out. Second Court of Appeals,
Speaker 1: the Court of Appeals for New York State, they've been
Speaker 1: dragging their feet and dragging their feet, and they know exactly.
Speaker 1: That this is way, way, way, way too much and,
Speaker 1: and never ever should have been brought, but they're dragging
Speaker 1: their feet. Jack Smith, he's done. Alvin Bragg, that didn't really, oh,
Speaker 1: I guess it got the convicted felon. What's that's what
Speaker 1: they really wanted, right? That little label these idiots who
Speaker 1: brought these cases, they actually.
Speaker 1: All could be in jeopardy now because all of them
Speaker 1: are doing really weird things like Leticia James for example
Speaker 1: who's issuing this challenge not just on the federal funds
Speaker 1: but on the immigration front and I'm just gonna tell you,
Speaker 1: Leticia if there's one thing that the federal government has
Speaker 1: control over.
Speaker 1: You can go to the commerce Clause, you can go
Speaker 1: to Section 8. I will tell you this we have
Speaker 1: control as a nation over who comes in to our country.
Speaker 1: Our border is controlled by us. Therefore, it is absolutely
Speaker 1: within the jurisdiction of the US federal government to be
Speaker 1: going after these criminals that are in the country, incidentally,
Speaker 1: you know, who had some really, really strong words to
Speaker 1: say about that, none other than.
Speaker 1: The new press secretary for the United States of America
Speaker 1: for the White House, Caroline Levitt today said, listen, they're criminals,
Speaker 1: they're criminals just because they're in the country so it
Speaker 1: doesn't even matter like we can deport them if they're
Speaker 1: here illegally that in and of itself is a crime.
Speaker 1: So Leticia's trying to.
Speaker 1: Push back against that. So is the AG out in
Speaker 1: California and I have news for them. They're gonna find
Speaker 1: themselves in a whole bunch of trouble. Quick shout out
Speaker 1: to my financial firm 76 Research, so you've been watching
Speaker 1: the market this week. Deep Seek, right? It's become a verb.
Speaker 1: Because apparently the Chinese have figured out a cheaper mousetrap
Speaker 1: on AI. I don't know if I entirely buy it.
Speaker 1: We just put a report out about this last night,
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Speaker 1: do that. But Rob and I put out a piece
Speaker 1: just last night that basically looked at what was going
Speaker 1: on with Deep Six and what it meant for technology,
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump had the right answers on this. He's like, look,
Speaker 1: you know what, if it makes us more competitive, all
Speaker 1: the better. I'm just gonna say this, don't you think,
Speaker 1: don't you think it's a little bit weird that China
Speaker 1: comes out with this?
Speaker 1: Like just what, 48 hours after, for goodness sakes, 48
Speaker 1: hours after we announced this huge investment, $500 million billion dollars,
Speaker 1: forgive me half a trillion dollars, all in AI, I
Speaker 1: mean with Larry Ellison and the Japanese, let me tell you,
Speaker 1: the Chinese are up to something. It was like people
Speaker 1: were like, oh, it's a Sputnik moment. Are they trying
Speaker 1: to prove.
Speaker 1: like they can do this so much better, but Trump
Speaker 1: had a good reaction. It's like, OK, if you can
Speaker 1: do it better, guess what? it's just better for us
Speaker 1: because we have the investment we have the people, we
Speaker 1: have the engineers and we have the companies that are
Speaker 1: doing this. So I would just say, look, the market
Speaker 1: freaked out, but ultimately what you wanna bet on are
Speaker 1: really good companies for the long run. Oh Leslie, you
Speaker 1: are super generous. Thank you so much. I just wanna
Speaker 1: give Leslie was one of our very, very first.
Speaker 1: People here on this channel, so she, she and I
Speaker 1: have a special relationship, um, she's advising Leticia to get
Speaker 1: a hobby or some therapy or something. Leslie, the problem
Speaker 1: is Leslie Kimbrel, everyone, the problem is this is all
Speaker 1: Leticia has, right? The only reason we're even talking about her,
Speaker 1: the only reason you or I even know her name
Speaker 1: is because she's out there going on and on and
Speaker 1: on about Trump all the time.
Speaker 1: That's her only reason for existence. It's her only reason
Speaker 1: for being. Go back to all those campaign tapes that
Speaker 1: she's like, I'm gonna go get Trump. I'm gonna get Trump.
Speaker 1: I'm your answer to getting Trump. I have steel in
Speaker 1: my backbone or whatever.
Speaker 1: I mean, so I, you know, I agree with you
Speaker 1: she needs to get a hobby she needs to retire
Speaker 1: she needs some therapy, but she's not gonna do any
Speaker 1: of it because she's just thinking about her next political move,
Speaker 1: and I wouldn't be surprised if the woman, believe it
Speaker 1: or not, has presidential ambitions, which is terrifying, but this
Speaker 1: is why she's saying stuff. Under my leadership, my own.
Speaker 1: sued Donald Trump over 100 times and the basis of
Speaker 1: all of that was Project 2025, so he cannot distance
Speaker 1: himself from something that he has attempted to implement when
Speaker 1: he was president of these United States, but you know what,
Speaker 1: he's whatever. Project 2025, it was actually, it's actually pretty good.
Speaker 1: It's actually really good and there's a lot of smart
Speaker 1: people that were involved in it I'm just gonna say
Speaker 1: that like everybody was freaking out about that, um, so
Speaker 1: my friends over at Heritage had a hand in that.
Speaker 1: It was all heritage and it's great like you can
Speaker 1: go to Project 25 2025 we've talked about that. They're
Speaker 1: not like mysterious they're very proud of their work and
Speaker 1: a lot of.
Speaker 1: Really smart people including ones with a real heavy familiarity
Speaker 1: with the constitution, constitutional law scholar types were putting a
Speaker 1: lot of effort into figuring out what could and couldn't
Speaker 1: be done as Donald Trump was coming back into office
Speaker 1: because they want to be ready, right? Like you want
Speaker 1: to be ready, you don't wanna sit there and have to.
Speaker 1: Finangle and hope and pray that this or that happens
Speaker 1: because then you're not on offense you're on defense and
Speaker 1: that's what they did last time around and we can't
Speaker 1: have that because then we're gonna be in a Russia
Speaker 1: Russia Russia situation all over again, um, all over again
Speaker 1: a piece of my mind looking at the whole deep
Speaker 1: Seek AI thing it's from China. Do you think deep
Speaker 1: deep seek is gonna be something that you would download
Speaker 1: on your phone? I just ask you guys a question
Speaker 1: because I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 1: There's no way I would be downloading a Chinese AI
Speaker 1: app like the equivalent of Chat GPT. Chat GPT freaks
Speaker 1: me out enough, right? Like your innermost thoughts, OK, I'm
Speaker 1: worried about this, I'm worried about that. If you have
Speaker 1: a health question, whatever, like can you go to chat GPT?
Speaker 1: They know everything about you. Think about what somebody could
Speaker 1: do with that data and information. If you thought TikTok,
Speaker 1: TikTok was bad, peace of my mind, just imagine what
Speaker 1: it becomes if it's a version of Chat GPT and
Speaker 1: it's from China, it's some kind of giant spying operation.
Speaker 1: But, you know, whether or not their technology is that good.
Speaker 1: I haven't vetted it because I'm not willing to download
Speaker 1: the darn thing, but some people say it's good. Others
Speaker 1: are kind of like, you know, who knows, don't forget
Speaker 1: there were reporters like the Bloomberg Reporter and the Wired reporter.
Speaker 1: They all put this out. I would just point out
Speaker 1: something really interesting, and Rob and I talked about this
Speaker 1: in the note last night at 76 Research.
Speaker 1: Deep Seek, I keep wanting to say deep sex, but
Speaker 1: Deep Seek has been around for a while like people
Speaker 1: knew about it back in early December. In fact, I
Speaker 1: think one of the big Bloomberg articles was actually back
Speaker 1: in early December. So why did all of a sudden
Speaker 1: become a thing on Saturday and Sunday of last weekend?
Speaker 1: Other than the Chinese were trying to fire back against
Speaker 1: our big investment into AI. I'm just saying, I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: Think about the timing of it and think about how
Speaker 1: they need to fight back against Trump.
Speaker 1: And they need to do it in this new kind
Speaker 1: of way and what is it that resonates with Donald Trump? Money, business,
Speaker 1: those are the things that he really cares about so
Speaker 1: I just have a lot of questions still and it
Speaker 1: was not a reason for me to say, OK, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna sell all technology right now because look, I'm in
Speaker 1: it for the long haul.
Speaker 1: If you, if you're retiring next year, I get it.
Speaker 1: That's why we have the income builder portfolio, not to
Speaker 1: talk about markets too much. I, I wanna get to
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Speaker 1: But there's different sort of scales. One is for growth
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Speaker 1: we get to Captain America because Captain America is suddenly
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Speaker 1: fans here? Do you watch the Captain America franchise because
Speaker 1: Captain America is so like woke that apparently he's no
Speaker 1: longer about America.
Speaker 1: Like you're Captain America, like it's, it's, it's in your name.
Speaker 1: Like the, the whole thing like originated the storyline back
Speaker 1: in the 1940s and it it comes out of World
Speaker 1: War II, but this Anthony Mackie who's taking over for
Speaker 1: the other guy and he, he's like the new.
Speaker 1: The new Captain America.
Speaker 1: He had some rather perverse things to say at a
Speaker 1: PR event in Rome, Italy. This happened within the last
Speaker 1: 24 hours and it's going viral and I'm sure Disney's like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, because Disney, man, their stock is really
Speaker 1: getting kind of trashed as it is and now.
Speaker 1: They've got to deal with this and maybe people boycotting.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm not gonna see it. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: give them my money. Are you kidding me between Snow
Speaker 1: White and this? Nope, sorry, Anthony, you ruined it. It's
Speaker 1: Captain America, for God's sakes. Here, watch. For me, Captain
Speaker 1: America represents a lot of different things and I don't
Speaker 1: think the term, you know, America should be one of
Speaker 1: those representations. Like, uh, it's about uh
Speaker 1: A man who keeps his word, who has honored, dignity
Speaker 1: and integrity, uh, someone who is, uh, trustworthy and dependable. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, it's, uh, it's, it's kind of
Speaker 1: This is kind of like a uh an aspect of
Speaker 1: a dream coming true, you know, when I was a kid.
Speaker 1: You know, all of us as actors, I believe, want
Speaker 1: to get back to that day before someone told you no.
Speaker 1: When you look out your door and you see a
Speaker 1: 5 year old kid with a stick and he's slaying
Speaker 1: dragons to save the princess in the tower, that kid
Speaker 1: really believes there are dragons out there. That stick is
Speaker 1: really a sword and he's really trying to save that princess.
Speaker 1: And then one day somebody told him no. There are
Speaker 1: no dragons, that's not a sword, and that princess is
Speaker 1: not there. And all of his little dreams were dashed.
Speaker 1: So, you know, as an actor, I feel like our
Speaker 1: job is to get back to the day where we
Speaker 1: see that dragon and we slay that dragon to save
Speaker 1: that princess. And uh that's kind of what this movie
Speaker 1: was for me.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Oh my
Speaker 1: Wow, uh, David Lorenzo, thank you. I love that you
Speaker 1: love the show and I love that you're always here,
Speaker 1: one of our favorites here on the channel. David Lorenzo,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for your generosity. I appreciate that,
Speaker 1: but oh my goodness, like Captain America, you're like Mr. America, OK,
Speaker 1: like what's going on?
Speaker 1: Right, what, what happened? Like you you lost me. I
Speaker 1: really don't think I can go see your movie because
Speaker 1: Captain America is all about the resilience and the greatness
Speaker 1: of America. It's all about believing in something that's true.
Speaker 1: It's about morality. Captain America is like basically the icon
Speaker 1: for the whole Marvel universe, right? Mr. Moral.
Speaker 1: Because he's Captain America. And don't forget like this came
Speaker 1: out of the 1940s. What do you think was going
Speaker 1: on in the 1940s, World War II, the whole.
Speaker 1: The whole damn world would be speaking German.
Speaker 1: Today, if it weren't.
Speaker 1: For the Captain Americas.
Speaker 1: Of this great country.
Speaker 1: That came forward and fought for what was right. So,
Speaker 1: Anthony Mackie.
Speaker 1: The new face of Captain America, you should really be
Speaker 1: ashamed of yourself. It's disgusting what you just said, and
Speaker 1: I would expect a huge apology. You know what? Disney's
Speaker 1: probably gonna expect one too because look at where the
Speaker 1: stock is trading. They're struggling. I mean today was a
Speaker 1: better day in the markets and yet you got Disney
Speaker 1: trading down. This is from before the market closed, trading
Speaker 1: down because you know this this guy.
Speaker 1: Single-handedly really kind of screwed things up for them now
Speaker 1: didn't they? I mean this is pretty bad.
Speaker 1: To say that to say that it doesn't embody American
Speaker 1: values because oh it actually is supposed to be about
Speaker 1: truth and goodness and all these things for goodness sakes
Speaker 1: we're in a really really bad place when we no
Speaker 1: longer believe in ourselves and this is exactly what they
Speaker 1: have tried to do.
Speaker 1: He's one of the most iconic characters in the entire
Speaker 1: Marvel universe, OK, created in 1941 during World War II,
Speaker 1: his story, you know, obviously it's evolved over the decades,
Speaker 1: but he's this guy who's like really fragile. His name
Speaker 1: is Steve Rogers, right? He's this young man from Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: but he's deeply patriotic despite how fragile he is and
Speaker 1: he wants to serve his country during World War II,
Speaker 1: but his physical limitations are preventing him from being in
Speaker 1: the military.
Speaker 1: And so he becomes part of this super soldier program
Speaker 1: and takes a super soldier serum. I'm just giving you
Speaker 1: the the backstory on the comic and it transforms him
Speaker 1: into this really strong and super resilient, amazing, amazingly fast
Speaker 1: soldier and he um he becomes Captain America and just.
Speaker 1: To point out something that's kind of part of the obvious,
Speaker 1: he's got the shield, right? Like with the American flag
Speaker 1: on it, he is Captain America, but you get these
Speaker 1: people right now with their woke ideology that just hate
Speaker 1: America they don't want to sing the national anthem that
Speaker 1: think America is the entire problem with the world and
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say you keep going down that path
Speaker 1: guess what? Conservatives, they're not gonna watch your movie.
Speaker 1: They're really not. They're already basically a little skeptical of
Speaker 1: y'all because Disney literally assembled the Avengers cast. Remember this
Speaker 1: back in late October Kalo was running for president and
Speaker 1: they're like, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, Trump might win,
Speaker 1: so we need the Avengers. Avengers on the call whoa
Speaker 1: whoa I think you mean assembling.
Speaker 1: that's pretty good. No, that was funny. Scarlett. It is
Speaker 1: our pleasure to come together and to get the vote
Speaker 1: out this election. Yeah, how can we be of service?
Speaker 1: How about we start with what our voting plans are
Speaker 1: going to be, who we're going to bring to the
Speaker 1: polls with us, that sort of thing, just to, I
Speaker 1: think Kamala Harris needs a catchphrase. Oh yes, definitely a catchphrase.
Speaker 1: How about this? I'm just off the top of my head.
Speaker 1: I can do this all day.
Speaker 1: Shut up. I hate it. OK, I mean, it's original,
Speaker 1: but what about something punchier like, 00, boom, you're looking
Speaker 1: for this? Iron Man 2, everybody loved it. OK, again,
Speaker 1: I think we're just trying to get out the vote.
Speaker 1: Kamala forever. That's better. OK, how about I'm down with democracy.
Speaker 1: It's just clean it's.
Speaker 1: Bull, OK, I like that. It's hard to argue with that.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris down with democracy. Oh yeah, I'm Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and I say down with democracy. I don't know if
Speaker 1: that sounds the way we want it to sound though.
Speaker 1: I think we just need, can we get some production though?
Speaker 1: My name's Jarvis.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh. So yeah.
Speaker 1: Now we know where the Avengers stand. Now we know
Speaker 1: where Disney stands. Now we know they've managed to yet
Speaker 1: again ruin a really great story.
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Speaker 1: You know, because Captain America isn't around. What's, what's gonna happen?
Speaker 1: I'll tell you who's the new Captain America. It's Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is now singlehandedly doing everything he can to
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