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Speaker 2: A lot of stuff to get to you today. It's election
Speaker 2: Day tomorrow. We'll give you some updates what's going on
Speaker 2: out in LA and elsewhere.
Speaker 3: Of course on the podcast.
Speaker 2: Feed Fresh interview up with Steve Hilton over the weekend.
Speaker 2: All of you should check that out as well. Really
Speaker 2: interesting elections in Columbia, all details on why that matters.
Speaker 2: I've got an a run update, I'll do that momentarily
Speaker 2: and some more Tallarico. But I'll start with a couple
Speaker 2: of fun items. First of all, I'm hosting for Hugh
Speaker 2: Hewett today, which is much to the chagrin of the
Speaker 2: guys in the booth because they're going to have to
Speaker 2: do even three more additional hours of work. So my team,
Speaker 2: led by Sean and Rick and others Junior Proucer Ricky,
Speaker 2: they handle my show, they handle Jennings show, and they
Speaker 2: handle Elder show. And they get this beautiful break where
Speaker 2: Dwayne Patterson, his team and Hewitt gets to take a
Speaker 2: huge show from Orange County, but we're going to try
Speaker 2: to do it here. But guess what I have to
Speaker 2: do from Larry Elder's desk. So I'm gonna be doing
Speaker 2: Hewitt Show hosted by Marlowe on Larry Elder's desk. Let's
Speaker 2: see how that goes. I think it's going to go great.
Speaker 2: It's always an honor to host for Hugh, who is
Speaker 2: one of the absolute pros in the game.
Speaker 3: So that's there.
Speaker 2: If you follow Hugh's stuff, I will be on and
Speaker 2: those of you who are in there, I think we're
Speaker 2: on one or two markets. We're on the a couple
Speaker 2: hundred markets each where're on at the same time. So
Speaker 2: if you want to listen to me twice, you'll have
Speaker 2: that opportunity. I won't tell you where. There's a couple
Speaker 2: places where you'll be able to listen to two different
Speaker 2: Marlowe shows at the same time. And you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm all over the place, guys. It's just how it goes.
Speaker 2: I had the funniest day on Friday because the Treasury
Speaker 2: Department reached out to me because the Secretary, Scott Bessett
Speaker 2: was in town and he was giving a major address,
Speaker 2: I think, the sort of definitive MAGA now address. And
Speaker 2: he gave this at at the Reagan Library, which is
Speaker 2: pretty close to where I live. It's in SeeMe Valley, California,
Speaker 2: about twenty miles from where I'm att. They invited me
Speaker 2: to go to that I could be a VIP check
Speaker 2: it out, maybe report on it, and I didn't have
Speaker 2: time for that. It couldn't make it over there, but
Speaker 2: they said that I could lead a panel. They invited
Speaker 2: me to lead a panel of small business leaders with
Speaker 2: Treasury secretary. And whenever cabinet secretary asked you to do stuff,
Speaker 2: then you typically say yes. But it is in one
Speaker 2: of those parts of LA which is a nice part
Speaker 2: of town at thousand oers, California, but a good solid
Speaker 2: hour plus from where I lived, and so I decided
Speaker 2: that I would accept because he's a Cabinet secretary. But
Speaker 2: I was committing to spend my entire Friday in the car,
Speaker 2: which is how these things go. So I'm heading out
Speaker 2: there after my busy work morning, which is always NonStop
Speaker 2: leading bright Bard News, doing the show, getting some podcasts
Speaker 2: in et cetera, trying to make all these things line
Speaker 2: up and then I'm heading over there and I get
Speaker 2: a call from the Treasury Department and they say to
Speaker 2: me that, hey, the secretary's running a late do you
Speaker 2: think you could entertain the audience for a while? And
Speaker 2: I said, what are you talking about? Does make a
Speaker 2: lot of sense. So I'm a journalist here. Could you
Speaker 2: give a speech on you know, all the like dunk
Speaker 2: on Newsom or something about stuff that's going on in California?
Speaker 2: And I thought for a second, and this is very bizarre.
Speaker 2: I got this bright part news. It used to be
Speaker 2: you wouldn't be allowed for your cabinet secretary in the
Speaker 2: room with a guy who runs Breitbart. And then now
Speaker 2: it's like, should I get up in front of a
Speaker 2: crowd that's there to see the Treasury Secretary and give
Speaker 2: a off the cuff speech like I'm in ninth grade
Speaker 2: speech and debate class, Like I'm in mister Coombs's class
Speaker 2: at Harvard Westlake, and I've got to do some sort
Speaker 2: of an activity. You have thirty minutes to give a
Speaker 2: speech on the state of business in California. And I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: why not, I'll do it. So I got up there
Speaker 2: in front of the crowd and I got to say,
Speaker 2: a lot of Marlow Show fans that people were holding
Speaker 2: up their phone showing the logo of the app. And
Speaker 2: then I got to lead this panel, small business panel
Speaker 2: after the speech, which went well. I got off a
Speaker 2: lot of jokes. I did forget at one joke though,
Speaker 2: one of my favorite La jokes in Sean tell me
Speaker 2: if you've heard this one before. But you know how
Speaker 2: La has the worst airport in the world, worst in
Speaker 2: the world. Everyone knows this has been ranked is the
Speaker 2: worst in the world. Do you know the terminals in
Speaker 2: the Lax airport, which is this bizarre horseshoe shape. If
Speaker 2: you want to cut across, there's only one lane to
Speaker 2: get across the airport. The terminals are in order one, two, three, four.
Speaker 2: You think I'm gonna say five, right, No, it's B
Speaker 2: then B, then five, then six, seven and eight. So
Speaker 2: we actually put a B in the middle of four
Speaker 2: and five. Why we did that, no one knows, but
Speaker 2: it just shows you the retardation of the people who
Speaker 2: laid out the city. And it's just one microcosm of
Speaker 2: all the things that go wrong here is that we're
Speaker 2: the type of city that would put terminal B between
Speaker 2: four and five.
Speaker 3: Because we just want to confuse people.
Speaker 2: So four and five are super far apart, but four
Speaker 2: and four and three are near each other, four and
Speaker 2: B or somewhat near each other. That's the type of
Speaker 2: thing that goes on in LA. And then you wonder
Speaker 2: why there's homeless people literally being bust in and dropped
Speaker 2: off here and we're like, yeah, let's just give them
Speaker 2: some houses and stuff. That's how we operate here, and
Speaker 2: that's why there's so much discussion of what's going on
Speaker 2: in the LA mayor race governor's race, and I'll have
Speaker 2: some of that to you on the show. But it
Speaker 2: was definitely a treat to get to speak off the cuff,
Speaker 2: like I was in ninth grade speeching debate class, talking
Speaker 2: about the city which is sort of falling apart and
Speaker 2: the state just falling apart. I have a refrain which
Speaker 2: I go to where I talk about how La is
Speaker 2: number one and California is number one, but number one
Speaker 2: if you're talking about illegal immigration, out migration, crime, cost
Speaker 2: of living, gas prices, then we're number one, but we
Speaker 2: are not number one and just about anything else. And
Speaker 2: yet we've got opportunity here tomorrow to start the process
Speaker 2: fixing stuff and we can fix stuff if California votes
Speaker 2: for Steve Hilton for governor, be ideally she's Steve Hilton
Speaker 2: Chad Bianco's top one and two, but that seems pretty
Speaker 2: far off. And then the mayor, the mayor's race with
Speaker 2: Spencer Pratt, Nitchier Rahman, who is an actual communist, and
Speaker 2: Karen Bass, who was in Ghana when the whole city
Speaker 2: burned down and does think that this solution to the
Speaker 2: homeless crisis that we have is to just do more
Speaker 2: of the same to give her four years. Keep in mind,
Speaker 2: we haven't had a Republican governor in this or a
Speaker 2: Republican mayor for a couple decades, and so it's all
Speaker 2: an extension of the same one party rule. And if
Speaker 2: you ask anyone do you think that it's good to
Speaker 2: have one party rule in a given city, in a
Speaker 2: given state, no one's going to say yes. No one
Speaker 2: in the entire world is going to say that it
Speaker 2: is a positive thing that we have one party that
Speaker 2: gets to dominate and never gets held to account. But
Speaker 2: because of the power of the unions, because Karen Bass
Speaker 2: has all the unions lie and behind her, she is
Speaker 2: still the favorite to win. Even though the city burned
Speaker 2: down on her watch, and she had Easter dinner at Nobu,
Speaker 2: San Diego, which I have an eyewitness who confirms that
Speaker 2: very odd person who said she would never leave the
Speaker 2: state if she was going to be or. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: never leave the country if she's going to be mayor,
Speaker 2: and then left five times, at least the fifth being
Speaker 2: during when the city was burning down.
Speaker 3: She was in Ghana.
Speaker 2: So remarkable that this city could tolerate that, and I
Speaker 2: think it's a huge moment. The reason why I think
Speaker 2: it's a huge moment is because if California and LA
Speaker 2: don't vote properly tomorrow, if they don't vote for some
Speaker 2: sort of a change, then I do think that people
Speaker 2: are going to completely have given up on California. And
Speaker 2: I got to tell you, I think it's sort of
Speaker 2: a win win as a media person, even though I'm
Speaker 2: here in California, i live just north of LA. I'm
Speaker 2: hoping for something that is unexpected to happen. I'm hoping
Speaker 2: for some sort of a big blowout where Spencer Pracket's
Speaker 2: first in the LA Mayor's race, continues his momentum, and
Speaker 2: I'm hoping Steve Hilton runs away with the primary and
Speaker 2: the governor's race. He's not going to get to fifty percent,
Speaker 2: so hell after running a general. But people really don't
Speaker 2: like Kavi Orbasserra, Who's likely the number two. Tom Steyer
Speaker 2: is a guy who made his money on hedge funds
Speaker 2: and is completely as zero charismatic the attribute.
Speaker 3: She's no Riz.
Speaker 2: It's probably gonna be one of those two in California,
Speaker 2: and we could perhaps have anario where we're going to
Speaker 2: have a four or five month window where we can
Speaker 2: get some enthusiasm and try to convince some people. It's
Speaker 2: going to take convincing liberals that what's going on in
Speaker 2: this state is not acceptable and it's not a good
Speaker 2: example for the rest of the country. California and LA
Speaker 2: used to be aspirational. My dad moved from the East coast,
Speaker 2: came out here specifically because the idea of the concept
Speaker 2: of California, the concept of going west, is inherent to
Speaker 2: the American dream. And now you're seeing people go from
Speaker 2: the west, go to Texas, go to Nashville, go to Florida.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you, I don't know any person right of
Speaker 2: center in this who lives in this state who isn't
Speaker 2: constantly looking at real estate and all those other parts
Speaker 2: of the world, thinking can I get out here? Why
Speaker 2: not take some of the tax payer dollars and start
Speaker 2: putting it towards places that actually keep our city safe.
Speaker 2: They get homeless off the street that somehow get off
Speaker 2: the union addiction, get over that, so we can start
Speaker 2: fixing the school system, start having a sane migration policy
Speaker 2: where we're not encouraging illegal aliens to come here. If
Speaker 2: we could start doing that, then of course California, given
Speaker 2: all this natural beauty, given the fact that this huge
Speaker 2: university system, given the fact that we have Silicon Valley
Speaker 2: at the middle of an AI boom, the biggest, hottest
Speaker 2: industry in the world is located here, and of course Hollywood,
Speaker 2: which for years exported an idea of Americana which the
Speaker 2: world loved. All that is still here and can be
Speaker 2: here again with some really common sense stuff. Focus on
Speaker 2: things like trying to make it so that people keep
Speaker 2: more of their money, so that businesses are encouraged to
Speaker 2: move here instead of move out of here. Make it
Speaker 2: so that the citizens are safe, and we have parks
Speaker 2: are designed for the families and not for illegal alien
Speaker 2: criminals and drug addicts, and then also at a national level,
Speaker 2: make sure that we're not importing fentanyl from Mexico and China.
Speaker 2: All this stuff can happen, and we're gonna see if
Speaker 2: it's gonna happen tomorrow. I will give you my prediction
Speaker 2: after the break on what will happen, but I will
Speaker 2: say there is hope, and we love hope here.
Speaker 3: On the Marlow Show.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back with more.
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Speaker 2: All right, So at the bottom of the hour, which
Speaker 2: is when the minute hand on the analog clock points
Speaker 2: to the six at the bottom of the clock, that's
Speaker 2: what we call the bottom of the hour here in
Speaker 2: the radio business. I will give you my predictions for
Speaker 2: what's going to happen in California tomorrow and why I
Speaker 2: think there is some hope, and I'll tell you the
Speaker 2: keys to where that hope lies. But I do want
Speaker 2: to give you some national security foreign policy updates, because
Speaker 2: that was the big news over the weekend. US Iran
Speaker 2: conflict continued over the weekend. So the ceasefire, the fragile
Speaker 2: ceasefire which keeps getting interrupted, the US struck Iranian targets.
Speaker 2: They are of course branding this is self defense, as
Speaker 2: they do all the time on Iranian radar, air defenses
Speaker 2: and drone command control sites in Gork which is in
Speaker 2: southern Iran, and Kesham Island which is in the Persian
Speaker 2: Gulf in the Persian Gulf coast. So this is on
Speaker 2: Saturday and Sunday, and they said that they were responding
Speaker 2: to the Iran drowne downing a US drone over international waters.
Speaker 2: Iran had a retaliatory strike on a base in Kuwait.
Speaker 2: So US forces are based in Kuwait and they did
Speaker 2: have a strike on Kuwait. So this has caused oil.
Speaker 2: Marcus get concerned. Make it feel like we're not as
Speaker 2: close to a piece as every day. I feel like
Speaker 2: I'm bringing you different news on the show over closer
Speaker 2: to piece, every further away oils up as we're recording today.
Speaker 2: For this reason, so we continue to look at the
Speaker 2: strait of our moves as a really substantial play that
Speaker 2: Iran is making. That is a minimum dragging this stuff out.
Speaker 2: They're watching American media, they know this war is generally
Speaker 2: completely unpopular. It's anyone who doesn't trust Donald Trump does
Speaker 2: not like the war, and a lot of people who
Speaker 2: do tru trust Trump or either neutral or negative on it.
Speaker 2: And that's the nature of where things are right now.
Speaker 2: I'm also seeing people in the more war mongery side
Speaker 2: of things, the more neo conservative side of things, talking
Speaker 2: about perhaps it's going to take several years for us
Speaker 2: to completely rid Iran of this horrific regime, and we
Speaker 2: might need to in order to preserve the piece and
Speaker 2: to make sure that nuclear development doesn't take place. We
Speaker 2: could be looking at a couple of year proposition. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you, people in my audience who generally trust President
Speaker 2: Trump probably are not going to be happy to get
Speaker 2: that sort of news if that becomes the plan. So again,
Speaker 2: this is a tough one, as complicated as it gets,
Speaker 2: the most complex issue that the President's had to deal with,
Speaker 2: and with oil prices now jumping seven as of the
Speaker 2: time we're recording today, and the fully closed straight of
Speaker 2: our moves. Again, this is the sort of thing where
Speaker 2: it could drag out in a negative way, or who knows,
Speaker 2: maybe we could come up with a deal tomorrow. All right,
Speaker 2: that's number one. Next one, A Bola'll give you quick
Speaker 2: update theory. Again, the disease talk is not always great radio,
Speaker 2: though I do love it. I do picture myself off
Speaker 2: and run behind the mic. It's nineteen seventies and it's
Speaker 2: done on the dead and I'm broadcasting out to the
Speaker 2: world the a zombie apocalypse is coming. I can't quite
Speaker 2: go that far with a bowla But it's not looking good.
Speaker 2: Some positive news World Health Organization has says five people
Speaker 2: have recovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but travel
Speaker 2: situation not good. There's at least one case in Brazil,
Speaker 2: or two potential patients in Brazil. So ted Rose, who
Speaker 2: was horrific during the pandemic, doctor Tedros, but not a
Speaker 2: medical doctor one runs a world health organization seems to
Speaker 2: be putting out more reasonable statements this time. But the
Speaker 2: China's now under a low threat level. But we're trying
Speaker 2: to keep an eye on this, but certainly we don't
Speaker 2: like this, and the doctors are very negative on this
Speaker 2: particular abola outbreak. It is the sort of thing where
Speaker 2: I'm hearing a lot of concern from people in my
Speaker 2: wife's line of work that they feel like that this
Speaker 2: is who's a medical doctor. They're hearing about this more
Speaker 2: often than prior a bolas, and they're more concerned about it.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a positive a medical development. So a
Speaker 2: new drug is now had unprecedented results for pancreatic cancer.
Speaker 2: This is one that has caused a lot of happy
Speaker 2: news in my wife's line of work as an oncologist.
Speaker 2: And this is the drug that I believe is the
Speaker 2: one that Ben's as is on. But there's a lot
Speaker 2: of reports that there is a fresh drug for patriotic
Speaker 2: cancer that is now able to double life expectancy from
Speaker 2: six months with first stage four cancer patient to thirteen months,
Speaker 2: and this, of course double is great news. Thirteen months
Speaker 2: is a long time for people with that horrible diagnosis.
Speaker 2: It's a but we've been using the same patriotic answer
Speaker 2: drugs in this country for about thirty or forty years.
Speaker 2: We've had almost no innovation. And what's exciting about innovation
Speaker 2: is you don't know where it's going to go from here.
Speaker 2: But there's a drug that's called Dearra Zenra sib. I
Speaker 2: don't think that's that's not I they gotta work on
Speaker 2: that branding, but anyway, there it's a The enthusiasm is
Speaker 2: just through the roof because they're now in phase three
Speaker 2: trials five hundred patients showing double the survival time. And
Speaker 2: that's why Ben sas So, I think, was given four
Speaker 2: months to live like six seven months ago, is still here.
Speaker 2: I think that's the one he's on. And that's exciting
Speaker 2: stuff there, which is positive. And I love when we
Speaker 2: see this innovation because it just gives a lot of
Speaker 2: people hope that perhaps there are solutions around the corner,
Speaker 2: particularly for the worst viruses imaginable. All right, one more
Speaker 2: international item run off in Colombia. This is really interesting
Speaker 2: between Ablardo de la Espriea. He's a businessman promising to
Speaker 2: build more prisons than Boukele is building El Salvador. So
Speaker 2: he's branding himself as Trumpian. He's a a family man
Speaker 2: and he's someone who just wants to clean up the trash,
Speaker 2: the human trash, and I think that's very cool. And
Speaker 2: he's going up against a guy who is a far
Speaker 2: leftist in that runoff, who is basically campaigning on law
Speaker 2: fair against conservatives. That's his whole pitch is He's going
Speaker 2: to jail conservatives. So you've got a guy who's going
Speaker 2: to put the bad guys in jail versus the guy
Speaker 2: who is who's going to prosecute conservative politicians. Very interesting
Speaker 2: development there, and I'll have more when we come back,
Speaker 2: all right. So when I was in thousand, I was
Speaker 2: California giving my off the cuff speech for the audience
Speaker 2: that was there to see the Treasury Secretary.
Speaker 3: Which he did not get to see the speech, by
Speaker 3: the way.
Speaker 2: He got to see me moderate a panel that had
Speaker 2: way too many people on it, and so I barely
Speaker 2: got to interact with him at all, and then shake
Speaker 2: in his hands he's very nice, though very nice man,
Speaker 2: Scott Bessant, when the sharpest guy's around and pure maga,
Speaker 2: I got to talk about a lot of stuff that's
Speaker 2: important to me, about how I feel like the Trump
Speaker 2: movement is responsible for resetting global American trade, resetting our economy,
Speaker 2: resetting the thoughts that we were too dependent on foreign suppliers,
Speaker 2: that we'd sort of fallen asleep, and that we'd taken
Speaker 2: supply chains. For granted, we were vulnerable when it comes
Speaker 2: to pharmaceuticals. We had taken cheap goods imported from China
Speaker 2: and elsewhere and thought that was a sign of a
Speaker 2: thriving economy, not of a people that had this wonderful
Speaker 2: industrial base, this entrepreneurial spirit, the desire to build, the
Speaker 2: desire to create, and California was sure of the emblem
Speaker 2: of that. And then now that's fallen off. And so
Speaker 2: the big question that was on everyone's mind was is
Speaker 2: there actually hope? Is there actually hope that we could
Speaker 2: come back? If you can come back in California, the
Speaker 2: rest of the country ebodes so well, And here is
Speaker 2: my short answer. We still have to overcome two massive things.
Speaker 2: First of all, we've had so much out migration, not
Speaker 2: just from California, but from La. So anyone who wants
Speaker 2: to vote for Spencer Pratt tomorrow, it's a limited group
Speaker 2: of people who can actually do it. Like, guys in
Speaker 2: the studio, how many of you actually live in La
Speaker 2: Pull me and tell me my ear sean, because I
Speaker 2: technically don't. I live in the city just adjacent to
Speaker 2: LA in La County, so I don't get to vote.
Speaker 2: So a bunch of the people that I shout out
Speaker 2: on the show don't. Actually they're not necessarily voting in
Speaker 2: La proper, even though we all work here and we
Speaker 2: spend time here and we spend sales tax dollars here.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people have left, and then you
Speaker 2: look at California, it's the same thing. A lot of
Speaker 2: people who might identify as at California in their heart,
Speaker 2: they're in Nashville, they're in Texas, they're in Florida already.
Speaker 2: And that's part of the thing that's happened is there's
Speaker 2: already been so many people who have left, and the
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants have continued to come established families here, and
Speaker 2: then there's always that poll for people who are of
Speaker 2: a liberal mindset to come to California, and we have
Speaker 2: to overcome that. Plus, as I've said, the unions. The
Speaker 2: state is run by the unions, and when it is
Speaker 2: a major political establishment, it has machines. Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: Javier Basera, these people are ma politicians. Karen Bass, Karen
Speaker 2: Bass is the support of all of the unions. That's
Speaker 2: why she's pulling better than Nitzche Rahman, who is on
Speaker 2: the city council, who's further communist. She's more communist, she's
Speaker 2: more than Mam Donnie we're gonna seize your property type wing.
Speaker 2: And she's now pulling in third place because she does
Speaker 2: not have the institutional support. And this is why all
Speaker 2: the bad things that the left does. And I ranked
Speaker 2: about the left all the time, and I ranked about
Speaker 2: the Democrats all the time. You have to be aware establishments.
Speaker 2: Political establishments are incredibly risky because they stifle thought. They
Speaker 2: mean that you can't have outside the box creative ideas.
Speaker 2: You can't think of, well, here's a problem that's been
Speaker 2: going on forever. Traffic, terrible airport, too much homelessness, too
Speaker 2: much illegal aliens. They can't have outside the box thinking
Speaker 2: because that's a rejection of the entire establishment. Okay, so
Speaker 2: let me give you some details from the races that's
Speaker 2: coming up. I really enjoyed going looking at California in general,
Speaker 2: where Steve Hilton, my friend, is on the ballot, as
Speaker 2: well as another capable Republican, Chad Bianco. This was a
Speaker 2: cut of Hassan Piker, left wing avatar for the far left.
Speaker 2: I would say, the communist movement in this country. Who
Speaker 2: is pro China, pro Cuba. We've been talking about him
Speaker 2: a lot on the show, and he was talking about
Speaker 2: exactly the concept I was just laying out cut seventeen.
Speaker 5: Please, gentlemen, Javierbicera is a machine politician. I will not
Speaker 5: vote for him. He's he has been getting tens of
Speaker 5: millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars gearing up
Speaker 5: for an opposition to Tom Steyer or Steve Hilton, even
Speaker 5: from every single corporation. People will be like, oh, Tom
Speaker 5: Steyer made his money off this, Tom Styr made his
Speaker 5: money off that. All of those companies are spending tens
Speaker 5: of millions of dollars against Tom Styr right now, what
Speaker 5: the are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Well, Tom Sire made a bunch of money in hedge funds,
Speaker 2: and he's tried to keep buying himself offices. So he
Speaker 2: just feels like Tom Style will be the closest to
Speaker 2: his political values. That's what it's about. These people don't
Speaker 2: care about character. More on that in a moment. One
Speaker 2: thing that's really interesting is I saw this clip of
Speaker 2: his guy named Doug Ellen, who created the show Entourage,
Speaker 2: which is just a it's a love letter to La,
Speaker 2: and I always love the show. It's kind of stupid, fun,
Speaker 2: but it's very much a male fantasy of a show.
Speaker 2: But growing up in La, it made La look very
Speaker 2: glamorous and cool to falling around a movie star and
Speaker 2: a bunch of his friends as they go around La
Speaker 2: having the time of their lives, getting jobs and going
Speaker 2: to parties and being with girls, all that fun stuff.
Speaker 2: And the show was an absolute blast. And he's someone
Speaker 2: who I always thought was kind of flirtatious with conservative politics,
Speaker 2: but he's always said he doesn't like Trump. But he's
Speaker 2: been out there really hard writing for Spencer Pratt, like
Speaker 2: out and proud saying I'm supporting Spencer Pratt's campaign. This
Speaker 2: is the type of thing we need to see. Let
Speaker 2: me play we got a cut of this, guys, I
Speaker 2: hope you have your dump button ready. I don't know
Speaker 2: if we hopefully we got all the bad words in it,
Speaker 2: but let's play cut twenty two.
Speaker 6: Please Ala Times, guess letters.
Speaker 1: It's weird.
Speaker 6: One of fifteen cameras that I now have at this house,
Speaker 6: two German shepherds, three legal guns. Five years ago. Didn't
Speaker 6: lock a door here, but you know what happened. Two
Speaker 6: animals invaded my house. It's not made up, it's not false.
Speaker 6: And this city has collapsed in the last five years.
Speaker 6: There is no denying it unless you have an agenda,
Speaker 6: and I don't know what that is. But you say, oh,
Speaker 6: Spencer Pratt has no experience, so how can we possibly
Speaker 6: think about this? What experience did Karen bass Avoca, Rick Caruso,
Speaker 6: who we know can build things, who we know can
Speaker 6: fix problems, when you made sure he couldn't win. So
Speaker 6: right now you're putting people in the same position that
Speaker 6: you did with Trump, who I did not vote for,
Speaker 6: by the way you put him in by making sure
Speaker 6: we had no option.
Speaker 2: He added the victim of a home invasion. I have
Speaker 2: my parents in law who live in La Proper and
Speaker 2: in a very very nice part of town. And I'll
Speaker 2: tell you constantly you have to be so vigilant about
Speaker 2: locking your cars, not leaving your purse out in front
Speaker 2: of the car. I wrote about this and breaking Biden
Speaker 2: about how there was a warning that was put out
Speaker 2: and not to leave water bottles out because people breaking
Speaker 2: your car to get water bottles, to get the ten
Speaker 2: cent recycling purchase whatever it is, they're the rebate. You
Speaker 2: go to the recycling center, you get you get ten
Speaker 2: cents for water bottle. That's the level of crime that's
Speaker 2: here because we have a society has protected the criminals.
Speaker 2: So a couple of things in there that are big.
Speaker 2: First of all, a guy who's successful in mainstream Hollywood,
Speaker 2: same flat out we need change because we're rejecting the
Speaker 2: premise that we have to do the same thing over
Speaker 2: and over again. That we can't have just the status
Speaker 2: quo if we want to save the city. And there's
Speaker 2: a guy who represents exactly the opposite of the status quo,
Speaker 2: Spencer Pratt. So I'm gonna support him because whatever we
Speaker 2: got now is not working. What is Karen Bass's experience
Speaker 2: is ruining a city. So to argue Spencer Brad has
Speaker 2: no experience. What does Spencer Pratt do? He's on reality
Speaker 2: TV and he was a gem entrepreneur. He was selling
Speaker 2: crystals as what he was doing. He was a crystal salesman.
Speaker 2: And so that's someone who is never been anywhere close
Speaker 2: to messing up a city. You gotta admit that does
Speaker 2: not have that in his resume. But we need to
Speaker 2: get people who are sort of liberal to vote for him.
Speaker 2: And my prediction, unfortunately, is that there's just not enough
Speaker 2: of them. There's just not enough liberals who are willing
Speaker 2: to admit I've been wrong all this time. Liberalism has
Speaker 2: not worked in California. Democrat rule has not worked in LA,
Speaker 2: and so we're going to vote the other way. So
Speaker 2: my visual prediction is I do think that Hilton and
Speaker 2: Pratt make it to run off. I do think that's
Speaker 2: gonna happen. I don't know for sure, but I think so.
Speaker 2: But in a general this is where the machine politics consolidate.
Speaker 2: And I'm putting a marker down now. He mentioned Rick
Speaker 2: Caruso there, who's a guy who I don't think super
Speaker 2: highly of in terms of agreeing with me on my
Speaker 2: MAGA style politics, but is a builder builds malls, high
Speaker 2: end malls, very nice malls, and he ran against Karen
Speaker 2: Bath last time and narrowly lost. He's a guy's Democrats
Speaker 2: pro abortion, but overall he's competent, and we don't care
Speaker 2: about competent. We care about pandering. Do you pander to
Speaker 2: my union? Do you pander to my agenda on a
Speaker 2: specific matter? Hopefully there's enough people whose agenda involved not
Speaker 2: having homeless crackheads like zombies wandering down the streets arousing
Speaker 2: your family. Hopefully there's enough people whose agenda is to
Speaker 2: make sure that they feel a little bit safer that
Speaker 2: they're not going to have their home invaded despite the
Speaker 2: fact that they have expensive security systems. Maybe there are
Speaker 2: people who fed up with the school system where we
Speaker 2: pay double what other states pay with worse results. But
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's how the mindset is out here,
Speaker 2: and unfortunately I feel like that is not the standard.
Speaker 3: So what could be.
Speaker 2: Our savior though, and what could be our savior? And
Speaker 2: why I hope these guys at least make it to
Speaker 2: the runoff is because the Democrats are assembling the worst
Speaker 2: slate of politicians I think I've ever seen, and things
Speaker 2: somehow got even worse for Graham Platner over the weekend,
Speaker 2: where the Wall Street Journal in the New York Times
Speaker 2: put out reports that Platner have been sending sexually explicit
Speaker 2: text messages to women between six and twelve women. Was
Speaker 2: even using a platform called kick, which has at a
Speaker 2: lot of scandals for child sexual predation on the platform.
Speaker 2: And you're going to get one Democrat after the next,
Speaker 2: after the next making excuses for Platner, making excuses that
Speaker 2: this is all okay, and his campaign team is going
Speaker 2: to go out and act like, you know, he should
Speaker 2: be talking about sports ball at day Portnoy. That's how
Speaker 2: they're gonna run this campaign. Not that he's a guy
Speaker 2: who has stolen valor as a fake populist, someone who
Speaker 2: said he wanted to go to war to kill the
Speaker 2: bad guys and then complain about getting set to war.
Speaker 2: A guy with a literal Nazi tattoo. That's sort of
Speaker 2: the elephant in the room here, right, The guy still
Speaker 2: is a Nazi tattoo that he now doesn't regret. I
Speaker 2: saw one tweet framing up as an accident. The Nazi tattoo, no,
Speaker 2: is an intentional Nazi tattoo, which they're forgiving all this stuff,
Speaker 2: which I find to be just It's too much.
Speaker 3: It's just too much.
Speaker 2: It wasn't as if there wasn't enough bad stuff about Platiner.
Speaker 2: Now all of a sudden, we know that he's sending
Speaker 2: sexually explicit tech to lots of women who are not
Speaker 2: his wife. They're the worst people in the world when
Speaker 2: it comes to having consistency, evading hypocrisy, and having competence.
Speaker 3: What has he done? What is the record that Graham
Speaker 3: Platner's got.
Speaker 2: What's the record that Kieren mass has got?
Speaker 3: Have these people?
Speaker 2: Do they have anything to show for their lives other
Speaker 2: than that they can be righteous on social media complaining
Speaker 2: about Donald Trump and Republicans. James Tallerico. James Tallerico now
Speaker 2: has he has now resorted to having such canned remarks
Speaker 2: that clips like this are possible cut twenty please.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I've gone to every corner of this campaign,
Speaker 7: from Beaumont to from Amarilla or Brownsville, everywhere in between,
Speaker 7: and I can't tell you the number of people who
Speaker 7: come up to me at at the end of these
Speaker 7: events and whisper I'm not a down credit the Women's Protection.
Speaker 2: Program that was from I saw of the Mike Lee,
Speaker 2: the based Mike Lee, which is actual Center's Mike Lee.
Speaker 2: It's funny that he does that. Center Mike Lee's literal
Speaker 2: twitor accounts is based Mike Lee on it. So, uh,
Speaker 2: we're very very all very online. But if you couldn't
Speaker 2: hear that was tall Erico giving the exact answer, the
Speaker 2: exact verbiage, at the exact cadence. That's how hurst he is.
Speaker 2: He's completely plastic. I got another caloricocut. I gotta play
Speaker 2: cut three. Polease, do you still believe there are six
Speaker 2: biological sexes?
Speaker 7: I know there are two sexes, men and women. I
Speaker 7: also know there's a very small percentage of people who
Speaker 7: have these chromosomal abnormalities, and I believe they deserve to
Speaker 7: be treated with dignity and respect.
Speaker 3: There you go, So he's come off it. That's good,
Speaker 3: that's an improvement.
Speaker 2: But that said, he did say there were six biological
Speaker 2: sexes in the past, and he's acting. So we don't
Speaker 2: dignify the other people. We do dignify them, but we
Speaker 2: also dignify men and women. Do you guys see what's
Speaker 2: going on out in California now? Now they're experimenting with
Speaker 2: they're putting men and women on the women's podium. So
Speaker 2: the women are getting acknowledged, but so are the men
Speaker 2: who are fake women who are beating the women on
Speaker 2: the podium. So you're seeing like nine people podium. Now
Speaker 2: if women's sports, okay, let's see, that's gonna go California.
Speaker 2: That's the one thing we're number one at at bright part.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry in California. The number one thing in California
Speaker 2: that we are is men beating women in women's sports.
Speaker 2: That we are number one, all right. If you're looking
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Speaker 2: about how to make America a more prosperous place. And
Speaker 2: I'm trying to contrast that with what the Democrats are
Speaker 2: going on about at this time, what matters to them.
Speaker 2: Tom Steyer, the billionaire socialist, Yes, I know that's ironic.
Speaker 2: Out in California, he was meeting with a person named
Speaker 2: ab Hernandez before a meet where Abe Hernandez a biological meal,
Speaker 2: beat a bunch of women in sports. Can we play
Speaker 2: cut seven please?
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 4: It's the job of the governor to stand between danger
Speaker 4: and Californians and I mean it, and to make sure
Speaker 4: that people are safe and to protect them from all
Speaker 4: the malign influences in this world. And I take that
Speaker 4: super super super seriously for you to, you know, and
Speaker 4: I'm so proud of you for what you're doing. I'm
Speaker 4: so proud of you for succeeding, so part proud of
Speaker 4: you for competing. That's really the point. And I'm gonna hope,
Speaker 4: like heck that you don't just make state, but you
Speaker 4: do really well there money, Thank you, deal, deal, Congratulations
Speaker 4: on what you've gone as a mom, and congratulations, but
Speaker 4: you've gone to.
Speaker 2: Nephlick, thank you, read to go. It sounds like you're
Speaker 2: going to cry. Is he going to cry? Is he
Speaker 2: going to cry? This is a young man who then
Speaker 2: would go on to finish first place beating a female
Speaker 2: in a track competition. And the guy who wants to
Speaker 2: be governor wants to buy self the governor's race in
Speaker 2: California thinks that it is the brave person is the
Speaker 2: man who costplays as a woman and then beats women
Speaker 2: in sports, and that's what's worthy of applause. So we're
Speaker 2: living completely different realities. Recall the tall Rico I've been
Speaker 2: talking about says that the number one thing that makes
Speaker 2: him happiness, heart whatever is the thing is trans children.
Speaker 2: It loves trans children. That's big for him, and we're
Speaker 2: in a media environment where people are not I think
Speaker 2: fully grasping this. I was reminded of this clip. This
Speaker 2: is from last year where Joe Rogan thought that Tall
Speaker 2: Rico should run for president. This is the top podcast
Speaker 2: in the world Cut twenty one place.
Speaker 7: I do think earnestness and hope and optimism are going
Speaker 7: to make a comeback.
Speaker 8: Well, that's why people like you I'd like to see
Speaker 8: more of in politics. You need to run for president.
Speaker 8: We need someone who's actually a good person.
Speaker 2: He's a fantastic person, just loves transing the kids, like
Speaker 2: that's really good. It's the CBS News Apparently this is
Speaker 2: according to Radar Online, which is tabloid. So I don't
Speaker 2: know if this is if this is true, but Radar
Speaker 2: Online is reporting the CBS News wants Joe Rogan to
Speaker 2: work for them on sixty Minutes. That feels like that
Speaker 2: could be fake. I could be getting a hoax on that. Remember,
Speaker 2: CBS News is right wing now, So the idea is
Speaker 2: to get a podcaster who's not super political but thinks
Speaker 2: Talla Rico with his trans kid should run for president.
Speaker 2: We need to solve major problems here in this country.
Speaker 2: We've got a lot of big ones, and we keep
Speaker 2: creating new ones for ourselves, like men beating women in sports,
Speaker 2: for example. It's pretty high on the list. We caught
Speaker 2: this one at Bright Part over the weekend. This is
Speaker 2: Congresswoman Latifa Simon out of California where else, talking about
Speaker 2: how we need an underground railroad for abortions.
Speaker 3: Cut eleven.
Speaker 9: Please the Supreme Court. It's not the Roberts Court. It's
Speaker 9: the Trump Court, okay. And the Trump Court is hell
Speaker 9: bent on bringing us back to a Jim Crow South.
Speaker 9: It's hell been and it has taken the bodily autonomy
Speaker 9: away from young women and girls in terms of the
Speaker 9: abortion rights and their reproductive health rights. The administration is
Speaker 9: extremely clear on how they view women and disabled people.
Speaker 9: There's over twenty states right now where women can't access
Speaker 9: the right to abortion. We have to create underground railroads.
Speaker 9: We have to ensure that our college and universities were
Speaker 9: holding our presidents to account, to say, stop sending the
Speaker 9: names of protesters to this evil dj from the courts
Speaker 9: to every single department within the administration.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, we hate the disabled? Now, this is new.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that I knew that we were supposed
Speaker 2: to hate the blacks. I know that, Like, that's what
Speaker 2: we're in the right, even though Blacks are moving towards
Speaker 2: Trump at a pretty rapid rate. We're supposed to hate
Speaker 2: the Latinxes even though they're voting for Trump now, But
Speaker 2: now we hate the disabled.
Speaker 3: Come on, I say, we don't hate everyone. See what
Speaker 3: do we even get the disabled?
Speaker 2: Nothing gets it disabled. It's blasphemy, all right, But it
Speaker 2: just shows you that she thinks you need an underground
Speaker 2: railroad to keep the mass lauder of nac human life going.
Speaker 2: That's what's so important, Democrats, that we need to have
Speaker 2: a because of the Jim Crow nature of our country
Speaker 2: and the Trump Court, because trumpet Supreme Court picks as
Speaker 2: is right for the Constitution. We now have an underground
Speaker 2: railroad so we can keep slaughtering babies about any restrictions whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Very compelling stuff. Over on MS now, guy named Ali Velshi,
Speaker 2: who I believe is an immigrant to this country. He
Speaker 2: was advocating against celebrating America to fifty of play cut eighteen.
Speaker 2: Please gentlemen. In one month, America will mark the two
Speaker 2: hundred and fiftieth anniversary of its founding Like previous anniversaries.
Speaker 7: There is a deep unease about this. I feel a deep.
Speaker 4: Unease about these celebrations to which I am invited to
Speaker 4: mark the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our so
Speaker 4: called democracy.
Speaker 2: It's just unbelievable. Is he's got the harry carry glasses.
Speaker 2: He's got a just a gorgeous head of skull. He's
Speaker 2: from Canada, and he gesticulates with his hands like avenuesom
Speaker 2: and he says flat you should not be celebrating this country. Well,
Speaker 2: we'll please go back to Canada run by Justin Trudeau,
Speaker 2: Fidel Castro's son. Whenever you like, Ali Belshie. That's today's show.
Speaker 2: Go in peace, to love and serve the Lord