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Speaker 2: It's the Alex Marlow Show. She is the Alex Marlow Show.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you're here. Going to be a busy day today.
Speaker 2: We had a lot of media news. I'm gonna update
Speaker 2: you on the latest on CBS and that cry baby
Speaker 2: Scott Pelley, who is out there. I'll update you on
Speaker 2: the UFC fight that's coming to the White House this weekend.
Speaker 2: That's kind of fun. But we're gonna start with some
Speaker 2: Iron War updates in some La mayoral race updates, and
Speaker 2: we'll start with the Iran stuff because it's fairly quick
Speaker 2: but also fairly dramatic. We did see a re escalation
Speaker 2: of re engagement of the fighting over the weekend June
Speaker 2: the seventh, yesterday, early in the day has well have
Speaker 2: flying firing rockets at northern Israel. Well, most of these
Speaker 2: were intercepted. I don't think they really did any significant
Speaker 2: damage whatsoever, but obviously a breach of the ceasefire between
Speaker 2: Iran and Israel. If you consider Hesbela a Directormanian proxy,
Speaker 2: which of course we do and you should, and so
Speaker 2: this of course is a game on for Israel, which
Speaker 2: fired back in response, firing on Beirut, condructing airstrikes on
Speaker 2: Hesbela headquarters Inba Route and southern suburbs. A few people
Speaker 2: were killed, maybe a dozen or so wounded. It's hard
Speaker 2: to get exact data. It wasn't too much fighting, but
Speaker 2: it was a little bit and enough to make it
Speaker 2: so that this thing that identifies as a ceasefire that
Speaker 2: isn't exactly a ceasefire. People were treating it as though
Speaker 2: it has now been completely violated. Iran responded again missile
Speaker 2: attacks on Israel later in the day, firing ten to
Speaker 2: thirty ballistic missiles at Israel. Again, that's a pretty wide range,
Speaker 2: but that's what's being reported, and none of them seemed
Speaker 2: to hit anything big. Donald Trump took to true social
Speaker 2: as he's been known to do, to condemn nt Yahoo.
Speaker 2: This is everything I've been hearing, both publicly and privately.
Speaker 2: Is Trump is very fed up with net Yahoo trying to,
Speaker 2: from Trump's perspective, violate the ceasefire, try to make it
Speaker 2: more difficult for Trump to forge a piece because him
Speaker 2: he is insistent that Yahoo is on firing on Iranian
Speaker 2: assets within Lebanon via Hesbela. So that's the whole point,
Speaker 2: and that's been a major sticking point because it feels
Speaker 2: like both America and Iran consider Lebanon as part of
Speaker 2: the ceasefire agreement. If there is going to be an
Speaker 2: end to this war, is going to involve a cessation
Speaker 2: of fighting within Lebanon. Israel does not see it that way.
Speaker 2: They see it as time game on try to bomb
Speaker 2: all the bad guys. The bad guys include hesbel Up.
Speaker 2: I'm sympathetic to this, but I think a broader world
Speaker 2: peace is way more important than trying to settle agel
Speaker 2: old disputes and Hesbela for the time being. So a
Speaker 2: lot of messaging, a lot of hype over the weekend,
Speaker 2: Iranian state media that their attacks are over, but also
Speaker 2: saying that they're going to attack American oil facilities. So
Speaker 2: that's the nature of things with Iran is that they
Speaker 2: will say no, we're done, aside from we do plan
Speaker 2: to bomb American oil facilities as soon as humanly possible.
Speaker 2: So as the conclusion to the confusion, which of course
Speaker 2: Iran benefits from this, because again, by any classic definition,
Speaker 2: they've lost this war. They've been losing it, they're going
Speaker 2: to continue to lose it. But what they are trying
Speaker 2: to do is try to outlast Trump, where political pressures
Speaker 2: on Trump could increase and then they could pull back,
Speaker 2: America could pull back in a time so that Iran
Speaker 2: could perhaps increase their ability to maintain power. So the
Speaker 2: Iranian regime, which is really just sort of odd combo
Speaker 2: of these clerics that run much of the government and
Speaker 2: then the IRGC, which is all the power. They do
Speaker 2: just degree on stuff, but they managed to make it
Speaker 2: work in some bizarre way, and so they really just
Speaker 2: want to outlast Trump before anyone would come in stand
Speaker 2: in the breach and pose a legitimate threat to the
Speaker 2: Iranian government. Internally, that's not happening as of now, and
Speaker 2: unless America wants to get involved in some sort of
Speaker 2: regime change, which I saw people in some sort of
Speaker 2: neo con intellectual circles suggest could be a two or
Speaker 2: three year process unless Trump is going to get committed
Speaker 2: to something like that, which seems unlikely. Iran is just
Speaker 2: trying to wait out as long as they can to
Speaker 2: try to save as much face as they can, and
Speaker 2: it's a pretty good strategy. It just is. It's a
Speaker 2: good strategy because the political pressures at home are intense,
Speaker 2: and you can bet Iran is paying close attention to that.
Speaker 2: The America two fifty stuff not shaping up that great.
Speaker 2: I've mentioned some of the drama with some of the
Speaker 2: events that are taking place. AP's got a huge report
Speaker 2: today saying fewer see the country as exceptional. This was
Speaker 2: incredibly formative to me growing up that I was struck
Speaker 2: growing up in Los Angeles how people who benefited so
Speaker 2: much from just the incredible things that America has to
Speaker 2: offer people are just really not that gung ho in
Speaker 2: this country. And this was before the Democrats openly acted
Speaker 2: as though America's uniquely horrible place. That's more modern I
Speaker 2: think that's really occurred over last ten or fifteen years,
Speaker 2: were that accelerated. But even when I was growing up,
Speaker 2: they would teach America as if America was some sort
Speaker 2: of a neutral place. We were only here circumstantially. We
Speaker 2: weren't a culture, we weren't a people. We didn't have
Speaker 2: a meaningful identity that's worth preserving. And as a conservative,
Speaker 2: for me, I look at stuff like the Constitution. I
Speaker 2: look at stuff like our founding documents. I look at
Speaker 2: the genius of our framers and our founders and think, well, no, clearly,
Speaker 2: this is divine that this occurred in this way, and
Speaker 2: for us to maintain and for us to win two
Speaker 2: world wars, and for us to create some of the
Speaker 2: greatest art and culture and sports, imaginable, cinema, baseball. I mean,
Speaker 2: the list goes on of America's attributes. The fact that
Speaker 2: we rid ourselves of slavery as quick as humanly possible
Speaker 2: and made it so that this is the spot on
Speaker 2: Earth that is the best place for black people on
Speaker 2: the planet is America. All that is just kind of amazing.
Speaker 2: And I always thought it was special, but we were
Speaker 2: never taught that. And now it's coming back to get us.
Speaker 2: At America two fifty half not celebrating America two fifty
Speaker 2: so half of the country are not planning doing anything,
Speaker 2: nothing at all. We'll have a lot of stuff for you,
Speaker 2: Salem will have a lot of stuff for you at
Speaker 2: Bright Bar. But it's just a very divisive time and
Speaker 2: we've got one major political party that is just willing
Speaker 2: to lie, cheat and steal in order to get what
Speaker 2: they want, which brings me to Los Angeles, where the
Speaker 2: I guess I don't want to say inevitable because I didn't.
Speaker 2: I don't want to frame it as inevitable. Not quite
Speaker 2: that bad, but the likely scenario has played out where
Speaker 2: they're ringing it, they're cheating, and they're going to steal
Speaker 2: the election. Nittchje Ramen, who had no chance of winning
Speaker 2: as of election night, is now ahead of Spencer Pratt
Speaker 2: and Los Angeles. The numbers are unbelievable. Coming in over
Speaker 2: the weekend. We are now seeing it so that Ramen
Speaker 2: is about a point ahead and there's still I think
Speaker 2: about seventeen percent left to count. So that's where yeah,
Speaker 2: eighty three percent in cars of thirty four point seven percent,
Speaker 2: Niche Ramen twenty seven point one and Spencer Pratt twenty
Speaker 2: six point seven. And we all know those mail in
Speaker 2: votes they are going to go to the Democrats. But
Speaker 2: it's remarkable that you would think that the mail in
Speaker 2: vote concentration would go to Karen Bass. And this is
Speaker 2: another thing that makes you think that this really is
Speaker 2: rigging and stealing and is not just some sort of
Speaker 2: Democrats being clever getting the mail in vote because you
Speaker 2: would think that Karen Bass, who has the unions, who
Speaker 2: has the institutional party power, that she would be the
Speaker 2: one who would benefit from all of these ballots that
Speaker 2: come in very late via mail in voting. No, it's
Speaker 2: Nischje Ramen. It is the communist. It's the Mondami esque
Speaker 2: figure who is to the left of Karen Bass, who
Speaker 2: somehow has surged during the mail in voting. Recall that
Speaker 2: they've counted an additional not quite a quarter of the vote.
Speaker 2: I think about a quarter of the vote has been
Speaker 2: counted since election day, and she's gone from twenty one
Speaker 2: percent to twenty seven percent in the poll. So just
Speaker 2: a steady uptick. Every single day the ballots come in
Speaker 2: and spend, Pratt falls further and further behind. I'll give
Speaker 2: you some comments on the Prat race, which you guys
Speaker 2: may have heard a little bit of trepidation in my voice.
Speaker 2: I was a little slower to get on the PREP
Speaker 2: bandwagon than some other contemporaries. I've gotten the talk space
Speaker 2: and in the commentary space, and I'll tell you why
Speaker 2: after the break. But that's far secondary to what's going
Speaker 2: on with this voting system, which the Democrats and the
Speaker 2: left of normalized, and I got admit, we in the right,
Speaker 2: we conservatives, we kind of let him do it. We
Speaker 2: let them do it. We didn't put up a strong
Speaker 2: enough fight when we had the chance. But obviously a
Speaker 2: system where you can turn in meal in votes up
Speaker 2: until the time the polls close, an election day where
Speaker 2: you've ballot curing, and then you have up to thirty
Speaker 2: days to certify votes in a city that is run
Speaker 2: entirely by one political party, the same political party that
Speaker 2: has the worst track record and could never win a
Speaker 2: fair fight ever in a million years, given out horrible
Speaker 2: their track record is that we let them count votes
Speaker 2: for thirty days is criminally insane. And that's how we
Speaker 2: behaved in La So I can't say I'm shocked by this.
Speaker 2: I'm shocked a little bit, only by the brazenness of it.
Speaker 2: I thought the number of my head was seven percent.
Speaker 2: I thought perhaps they could bridge a gap of seven percent.
Speaker 2: And the fact that the Democrats got organized enough to
Speaker 2: not boost the incumbent with the institutional power, but to
Speaker 2: boost the insurgent. Ma'm domis communist. That's the one who
Speaker 2: they're turning in the mail and votes for. Obviously it's cooked.
Speaker 2: The question is is it legal or illegal? Trump administration
Speaker 2: is trying to sort it out. DOJ officials are here.
Speaker 2: They're trying to figure out whether or not there's any
Speaker 2: way to save this thing. But I'm not holding my
Speaker 2: breath for that. They designed the system the left did.
Speaker 2: We kind of let them do it at the time,
Speaker 2: and La is going to be in very desperate shape.
Speaker 2: But I will tell you there were some silver linings.
Speaker 2: One of them is going to be unbelievable content to
Speaker 2: watch what's going to go on as the city eats
Speaker 2: itself alive. We'll be right back with more on the
Speaker 2: La mayoral race and a lot to do today on
Speaker 2: the show. I'm Alex Marlow. Be right back, Alex Here
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Speaker 2: one of the things that shocking about the LA mayoral
Speaker 2: race and the results that we've gotten over the weekend,
Speaker 2: where now Knittschiuraman is ahead of Sencer Pratt, is that
Speaker 2: this is a shock to her. She did not know
Speaker 2: that this was going to happen to her, because we
Speaker 2: got footage of Knittcha Raman, the far left Mandami esque
Speaker 2: character in La who will now almost certainly be in
Speaker 2: the runoff against Karen Bath. This was her on election
Speaker 2: night a week ago. Let's play cut fifteen guys.
Speaker 3: Anan Govity, I hope you know that everything every person
Speaker 3: in this room is fighting for in this campaign has
Speaker 3: been about building a city that's worthy of you and
Speaker 3: every child in the city.
Speaker 2: So why is she crying? Does she look like she's
Speaker 2: crying tears of joy or is she crying tears because
Speaker 2: she knows she's lost. She's crying because she knows she lost,
Speaker 2: and yet she'll be in the runoff. Why is that
Speaker 2: because of cheating in whether it be legal or illegal,
Speaker 2: We got to sort that out. But just know that
Speaker 2: we're flaming our cities. Were lighting them on fire, and
Speaker 2: we've seen it over the past five years or so
Speaker 2: of literally sittings being lit on fire. But there's other
Speaker 2: ways to do it too. There a other ways to
Speaker 2: kill a society, and we're doing this in California. It's
Speaker 2: an unbelievable cautionary tale. More results from the governor's race
Speaker 2: over the weekend. Havai Air Bacaria, who was the incompetent
Speaker 2: HHS secretary, is now being projected to go to the
Speaker 2: runoff and is now in first place ahead of Steve Hilton,
Speaker 2: who's dropped down to second place. With seventy two percent
Speaker 2: being reported in the governor's race. So again, same rules
Speaker 2: are very similar rules as LA, where they'll keep county
Speaker 2: and county and counting until, as Tommy Tubbertville said on
Speaker 2: My show, until they get the right amount of votes.
Speaker 2: So Tom starrs caught up a little bit. He's still
Speaker 2: four and a half points behind Hilton, so looking promising
Speaker 2: for Hilton to make it. There's just so many people
Speaker 2: in that race. The Democrats really messed it up. But
Speaker 2: just note that we just keep seeing the Republicans tick
Speaker 2: down and the Democrats tick up because they're better, more
Speaker 2: organized and mail in voting. So if we have a
Speaker 2: society that prioritizes Democrat organizational infrastructure's ability to cheat and
Speaker 2: people want to vote at the last possible second, we're
Speaker 2: going to have this stuff. And it's just very off putting.
Speaker 2: And you see how America is so divided. You see
Speaker 2: why a few Americans say democracy is central to our identity.
Speaker 2: There's another thing that came that ap pole fewer Americans
Speaker 2: the democracies central to our identity. The Democrats and ms now, etc.
Speaker 2: They spend the whole day telling us how democracy is dying.
Speaker 2: Washington post democracy dying in darkness. Why because Trump wins
Speaker 2: democratic elections. That's their version of democracy being under attack.
Speaker 2: As Donald Trump wins. Our version of democracy under attack
Speaker 2: is that they count votes for thirty days in California,
Speaker 2: where they count in an hour in Florida and in Texas.
Speaker 2: Why is that? We know why? Because they're cheating because
Speaker 2: they would never play by our rules, because they could
Speaker 2: never win if our rules are you count the vote
Speaker 2: right away, they couldn't win that way, so they got
Speaker 2: us set it up so they can cheat. It's very disturbing,
Speaker 2: and it continues to go on even though with all
Speaker 2: the positives south that's happening in this country under President Trump,
Speaker 2: pretty amazing. President Trump did speak about California situation. I
Speaker 2: got that cut it is, where is this cut? Nineteen?
Speaker 2: Go ahead?
Speaker 4: It was a dirty election. This is happening again right
Speaker 4: now in now in California. Right now. It's looking look
Speaker 4: at what's happened in California. It's in California. It's well,
Speaker 4: they're not there. They're dropping fast because it's a rigged election.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you, it's four days and they aren't
Speaker 4: even close to coming up there. You know why they're
Speaker 4: doing that because they're cheating on the election.
Speaker 3: What do you have evidence?
Speaker 4: I have to do us look well to listen and
Speaker 4: I listen to people, and let's see what happens.
Speaker 5: Sir, that's not evident.
Speaker 4: You think it's appropriate that's how they votes. I think
Speaker 4: it's appropriate that they have an election and five days
Speaker 4: later they're nowhere close to picking local officials.
Speaker 2: Acknowledge they are slow, they're urging.
Speaker 4: Oh they're crooked.
Speaker 2: I got a lot to say about this interview with
Speaker 2: Christian Welker that took place on yesterday. On Sunday, I'll
Speaker 2: explain why I think Trump did it, which I think
Speaker 2: was a mistake, and I'll explain some of her presentation.
Speaker 2: I got to meet her when I was at the
Speaker 2: White House for the State of the Union. A very
Speaker 2: odd person, so it comes off pretty much in person exactly.
Speaker 2: She comes off on TV very very shrill, very aggressive.
Speaker 2: But the key cut, the key moment of that exchange
Speaker 2: for me was when she said that's how they count
Speaker 2: the votes in California is as if they have to.
Speaker 2: It's the same as us saying men are men and
Speaker 2: women are women. That is of greater dispute to people
Speaker 2: on the left in America are men men and are
Speaker 2: women women? That's more controversial than that statement that that's
Speaker 2: just how they count the votes in California, like we
Speaker 2: must have a system that counts for thirty days, whereas
Speaker 2: Florida and Texas can count an hour. We have to
Speaker 2: we have that. That's how they do it, just how
Speaker 2: we do it. Why is there any follow up? Does
Speaker 2: she have that thought in her head? Christian Welker? Does
Speaker 2: she ever think why does California do that? Well? The
Speaker 2: answer is so that Democrats can cheat and rig the
Speaker 2: election so it's a single party state to preserve their power,
Speaker 2: so that they can continue to grift and have the
Speaker 2: hospice fraud and have bloated governments and have ten percent
Speaker 2: of the taxes on all the citizens and still run
Speaker 2: a deficit. That's why they do this stuff, so they
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Speaker 2: It's a real thing. The media tries to insist that
Speaker 2: California must have fake elections. Dana Bash. Dana Bash, another
Speaker 2: person who I met recently on CNN, was saying that
Speaker 2: Republican voters tend to be counted culturally first than once
Speaker 2: the votes that are there legally. It looks different. It
Speaker 2: is not unusual for California. It is not a sign
Speaker 2: of fraud. President Trump is using the slow pace to
Speaker 2: sow misinformation about election integrity. Why is the pace slow?
Speaker 2: Why is it slow? There's only one reason to count
Speaker 2: the slow It's for Democrats to cheat. That's why. That's
Speaker 2: what it's like out here, and that's why you're going
Speaker 2: to see people leave. Spencer Pratt said he's probably gonna
Speaker 2: leave if he loses the election, and that's the main
Speaker 2: thing here. And then people are very excited about this campaign.
Speaker 2: I was excited about it from a content front, though,
Speaker 2: to be honest with you, I think you guys know
Speaker 2: that what I was quoting on record, I didn't know
Speaker 2: if he had a big chance or even beyond a
Speaker 2: small chance. The issue is that too many people have left,
Speaker 2: and we've abandoned the city, a city of Los Angeles
Speaker 2: and munch of California to the left. And that's what's
Speaker 2: gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: We're going to see an experiment where the left is
Speaker 2: able to dominate even more than they have before, and
Speaker 2: we're going to see how that goes. It might not
Speaker 2: go great for the country because remember, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of industries, particularly Silicon Valley, that we're they're out here
Speaker 2: and we're largely dependent on them succeeding as a country.
Speaker 2: Think about the magnificent seven country companies that we got
Speaker 2: that make up forty percent of our sock market. A
Speaker 2: lot of them are either based out here or we're
Speaker 2: formally based out here with huge outposts out here. So
Speaker 2: that's the thing. It just is what it is at
Speaker 2: this point. But this state has been completely overrun a
Speaker 2: bunch of people who are mostly focused on how to
Speaker 2: cheat most effectively. And Spencer Brat's campaign, as much as
Speaker 2: I liked a lot of the vibes, he was operating
Speaker 2: with no political experience. I loved his message discipline, I
Speaker 2: love the ai ads as supporters were putting out. But
Speaker 2: I said from the start, I didn't see him canvassing.
Speaker 2: I didn't see the get out of the vote effort.
Speaker 2: I didn't see the organic rallies taking place, the spontaneous shows,
Speaker 2: the support from people within the city. Why is that?
Speaker 2: Because there's not that many Republicans left? That was always
Speaker 2: the main thing. How are you going to get a
Speaker 2: guy to motivate a bunch of liberal Democrats to vote Republican.
Speaker 2: It's always going to be tough to do. It's just
Speaker 2: the nature of this place. I was looking over the weekend.
Speaker 2: I think it was Friday, Frider's hourday. The Dodgers had
Speaker 2: private dyed hats on do we have my Rokie Sasaki
Speaker 2: pick guys of him with the rainbow hat? Like, do
Speaker 2: we have that that I asked for? Try to send
Speaker 2: this along. But the Dodgers had a hat not just
Speaker 2: with the whole rainbow flag on, but they had had
Speaker 2: a even the pink and blue. So they did the
Speaker 2: trans flag for the Dodgers. So the Pride month is dying.
Speaker 2: I think culturally it's not nearly as important as it
Speaker 2: once was. But you see the Dodgers are woking in
Speaker 2: the LA. They know they're pandering to woke people. Didn't
Speaker 2: they have like some trans nuns one time at the
Speaker 2: Dodgers Pride event. At least they're not doing that anymore.
Speaker 2: But one guy did object down named Blake Trinon, who's
Speaker 2: a relief pitcher, very good pitcher. I got a cut
Speaker 2: of him walking out without his Pride hats. Play cut
Speaker 2: fourteen please an as they were.
Speaker 5: The right handed batting not sua Purans are coming up.
Speaker 5: Lake's coming in.
Speaker 2: I mean this guy's regular hat he won't wear. Shout out,
Speaker 2: Blake Trynan will not wear the Pride hat. And it's
Speaker 2: not just the Pride hat's the trans hat. I'll tell you.
Speaker 2: The biggest baseball fan I know, biggest Dodger fan I know,
Speaker 2: is my six year old Master Marlow Junior. And he
Speaker 2: can't get trans stuff. We don't do that. We don't
Speaker 2: do that my neighborhood. We don't do to my house.
Speaker 2: And the Dodgers are insisting that this conversation go into
Speaker 2: your living room. So they shouldn't do this. They need
Speaker 2: to stop, the Dodgers to stop doing this, and any
Speaker 2: sort of public company. It's embarrassing, you know what it is.
Speaker 2: We're we're learning right now, who are cucks? Who are cuckholds?
Speaker 2: I'm rebranding it now. This is no longer Pride Month.
Speaker 2: This is Cuck Month. We're calling this cuck Month because
Speaker 2: we're admitting the Dodgers are cucks. It's just like, no
Speaker 2: one wants this. Who is actual baseball fans? Real baseball
Speaker 2: fans just want to watch the game. It's an escape.
Speaker 2: It's a diversion from the rest of our lives. That's
Speaker 2: the whole point of it. It's America's favorite past time.
Speaker 2: We're trying to pass the time watching some elite athletes
Speaker 2: play a game that is essentially quintessentially American. And now
Speaker 2: I gotta worry about is my six year old gonna
Speaker 2: ask me why the trans colors are on the hat.
Speaker 2: It's unnecessary, it's unnecessary. And the Dodgers know this, and
Speaker 2: the reason why they're doing it is because they're cuckolds.
Speaker 2: They're cucks to the LGBT movement. So that's it. Those
Speaker 2: of you, a lot of people are gonna be googling,
Speaker 2: very frantically to figure out what is this vocabulary Marlow's
Speaker 2: using on the show. I can't lay it all out
Speaker 2: for you, but I think you guys get what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Dodgers are in the cuckchair. You hear her here first
Speaker 2: on The Marlow Show, La bas Show. So it's important,
Speaker 2: important to note that. All right, shout out Blake Trianon,
Speaker 2: and every player should do this, and any player who
Speaker 2: put on the cuck hat, including my beloved Otawani. Weak stuff,
Speaker 2: absolutely weak stuff. All right, let's talk more about that
Speaker 2: wonderful interview with Christian Welker where she just announced with
Speaker 2: the California has to vote for thirty days, completely absurd.
Speaker 2: Trump is a walking out of this interview, and I'll
Speaker 2: put the cut of him walking out and I'll comment
Speaker 2: on it some more cut you please.
Speaker 4: I won an election in a landslide, and I got
Speaker 4: ninety four press. You know what I got that I
Speaker 4: presented because you have no credibility, but you've never.
Speaker 2: Presented evidence there was Rick, Let's keep talking about I
Speaker 2: want to talk about Tom.
Speaker 4: You have more evidence. There's more evidence than ever presented.
Speaker 4: Let your elections in this country, we're like a third
Speaker 4: world country. Your elections are crooked, and your crooked, and
Speaker 4: these depresses crooked. Suppresso is ABC and CBS and CNN
Speaker 4: one sided, crooked network. So let's call it quits because
Speaker 4: I've had enough. Thank you, darling. Have a good time,
Speaker 4: sir President.
Speaker 6: Let's please.
Speaker 2: I traveled all the way to Wisconsin.
Speaker 4: I've just traveling all I know, on and off in
Speaker 4: the ring, and I've given you enough time. You want
Speaker 4: to straighten out your press because you know what, mister,
Speaker 4: country can never be great travel with it.
Speaker 2: Just listen. We traveled all the way to Wisconsin for
Speaker 2: the thing. It's tough because I kind of like the
Speaker 2: way you handle it in a way. But I just
Speaker 2: don't know why he did this interview. I was always
Speaker 2: very critical of the White House from doing interviews like
Speaker 2: this because I feel like it rarely goes well for them,
Speaker 2: and even though they have stronger arguments, just the ability
Speaker 2: to elevate the establishment fake news medium. It's always off.
Speaker 2: I mean, Trump's of a certain age. There was a time,
Speaker 2: very recent in this country where the Sunday morning news shows,
Speaker 2: of which this is one of them, was essential viewing.
Speaker 2: It's in my lifetime as a newsperson that you had
Speaker 2: to watch TV and Sunday mornings to figure out what's
Speaker 2: going on in politics. That hasn't been the case for
Speaker 2: a while. But I do think that Trump has a
Speaker 2: vestige of that in his past, in his head, and
Speaker 2: he feels like you're supposed to do these things. Christian
Speaker 2: Welker a highly highly aggressive person. I'll note this is
Speaker 2: a personal thing and it was a off record thing,
Speaker 2: so I won't do a ton of detail. But we
Speaker 2: had this off record meeting on the State of the
Speaker 2: Union Day with broadcast journalists. The White House was very
Speaker 2: nice to include Breitbart in this, which is unprecedented. Were
Speaker 2: the only print first outlet. Every other outlet there was
Speaker 2: TV first. Is amazing honor. I was glad to be
Speaker 2: there and I interact with Christian Welker a little bit.
Speaker 2: She seems very off, just an incredibly intense person, and
Speaker 2: just the way she comes off on TV's exactly her vibe.
Speaker 2: In the room. But what was very noteworthy. I'm not
Speaker 2: staying the this is a positive or negative just as
Speaker 2: a character trait. She was the person who was able
Speaker 2: to time the interjections. We're sitting at a table, an
Speaker 2: ovular table, incredible room in the White House. Maybe there's
Speaker 2: thirty thirty five people there, people who are the top
Speaker 2: members of Trump's cabinet, were talking, Steven Miller, jd Van,
Speaker 2: Susie Wiles, and then you know twenty five or thirty
Speaker 2: of the most successful journalists in the country. That's the group,
Speaker 2: and she's the one who's able to cut in the
Speaker 2: most and get the most comments in. That takes a
Speaker 2: lot of sharpness, takes a lot of experience, but it
Speaker 2: takes a real form of aggression, and it's very sort
Speaker 2: of off putting. It might be a good category, it
Speaker 2: might be a good way for a bulldog news reporter
Speaker 2: to be, but when you have this bias that you're
Speaker 2: in completely in denial, this bias, I don't know why
Speaker 2: the White House wants to do this. They did it,
Speaker 2: and of course the left sees this as Trump being
Speaker 2: a whiny person, and we and the riot are kind
Speaker 2: of like, yeah, he walked out that's great, but like,
Speaker 2: why do the interview to begin with? I think there
Speaker 2: was a time where we just kept dunky on everyone
Speaker 2: in the media so effectively. You know, I'm thinking of
Speaker 2: people like you know, Eric Trump and Byron Donald going
Speaker 2: on CNN and just making fools out of the people
Speaker 2: on CNN and thinking, oh, well, good, well, we can
Speaker 2: do this. Now we're just outclassing them. But Christian Walker
Speaker 2: is very tough and she's going to come up with
Speaker 2: really biased questions, and so I'm not shocked that Trump
Speaker 2: didn't like it. Remind you of Scott Pelly, who is
Speaker 2: now on the media tour. I did see a Bilio
Speaker 2: Jim Acosta call for him to get into the independent
Speaker 2: media space. So, as I predicted, Scott Pelly could be
Speaker 2: headed down the podcast route, and he was given some
Speaker 2: commentary on his ouster from CBS. I got some cuts
Speaker 2: of this play cut seventeen.
Speaker 5: What was the feeling about that particular opening salvo to
Speaker 5: the team?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 5: Oh, she I am told said something to the effect
Speaker 5: of why do you think the country thinks you're biased?
Speaker 5: But she didn't offer any kind of a metric. You know,
Speaker 5: what's your metric? Why do you think so do you
Speaker 5: have a poll? Is there her market research? What are
Speaker 5: you talking about, because we certainly didn't believe that.
Speaker 2: He is revealed why I got fired. It's every poll
Speaker 2: suggest journalists are about the least trusted profession in the
Speaker 2: country and they all think they're bias to the left.
Speaker 2: So that's the issue, is that he's completely in denial
Speaker 2: of the fact that the vast majority of the country
Speaker 2: don't tune into his low rated programs and they don't
Speaker 2: trust the press at all. They think the press is
Speaker 2: here to sew misinformation, most of it to benefit Democrats
Speaker 2: and benefit the left. And Barry Wise, who's not a
Speaker 2: right wing person, She's a liberal, lesbian woman. She's not
Speaker 2: here to be maga. She's just anti woke and she
Speaker 2: thinks that a lot of the reason the news business
Speaker 2: has gone in the wrong directions because wokeness is ruining it.
Speaker 2: And Scott Pelly is so out of touch that he
Speaker 2: doesn't understand that people think the media is biased. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine that CBS, in particular, where he worked the
Speaker 2: Bernie Goldberg wrote the book Bias in the nineties. We're
Speaker 2: talking thirty years plus ago. That the original documentary of
Speaker 2: left wing bias in the establishing media was written about
Speaker 2: CBS thirty years ago, and he never got the message.
Speaker 2: And here's why. Here's the evidence of why. Because he's
Speaker 2: an egomaniac in an order that's unbelievable. Cut eighteen, don't
Speaker 2: care about the country.
Speaker 5: I've never worn the uniform, but I've been in combat
Speaker 5: for this country in Afghanistan. Andrew Rock it's Kuwait, been
Speaker 5: shot at, spent nights in foxholes, filling up with water
Speaker 5: in the desert.
Speaker 2: He's crying.
Speaker 5: I'm not aware that the president of the United States
Speaker 5: has ever done any of those things for his country.
Speaker 5: Please correct me if I'm wrong. You've become a journalist
Speaker 5: because you love the First Amendment. You become a journalist
Speaker 5: because you loved the country.
Speaker 2: Do you think that he was also shot at the
Speaker 2: helicopter convoy Brian Williams. Was he in the helicopter? I
Speaker 2: think he was. I'm pretty sure. Greg worked for Ali
Speaker 2: North show on Fox. He said they went to rack
Speaker 2: in Afghanistan. None of the producers cried when they went there,
Speaker 2: and I since went DoD. Journalists get in there because
Speaker 2: they love the country. I mean, that's why I'm in journalism.
Speaker 2: It's because I love the country. But he's a journalist
Speaker 2: because he wants to disparage the right. He wants to
Speaker 2: go after conservatives. That's what he's all about. He's seen
Speaker 2: there sniveling. I was thinking, if I ever got fired
Speaker 2: like this from a job and I went out and
Speaker 2: just started a cry baby another media, you guys would
Speaker 2: hate me for that. You guys would hate me. You
Speaker 2: would think I thought Marlow at high integrity. But when
Speaker 2: out there start trashing my employers, it's the whether or
Speaker 2: not they deserved it or not, and they don't deserve
Speaker 2: it in this case. But he just goes out into
Speaker 2: spearjee because he's such a hero. And it's again he
Speaker 2: did this a largely for self aggrandizement. So but the
Speaker 2: comment it speaks for itself. I don't need to say anything.
Speaker 2: You guys know this guy's a loser, and I'm glad
Speaker 2: he's gone from CBS and I can't wait to see
Speaker 2: wherey podcast next. We'll be right back. Greg Evan, Sean McConnell,
Speaker 2: Roger Wicker, Junior, Rick lock here At Shalie and Matt
Speaker 2: Sibbill Junior producer, Ricky, Missy Callahan, John Cassio, and Daniel West.
Speaker 2: That's the team. It's a great team. We love the
Speaker 2: team on the show, and I'm grateful to all of them.
Speaker 2: I gotta say, it's just I'm getting such a kick
Speaker 2: out of Scott Pelly. It just Brian Williams said he
Speaker 2: was shot at while he was doing reporting because he
Speaker 2: is such a hero. And then Scott Pelley says, hold
Speaker 2: my grand crew and caviar with o centric caviar Bellini.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you exactly what struggle is. Like I
Speaker 2: was drinking from filling up water bottles or whatever in
Speaker 2: Afghanistan because I believe in report, Taj. That's the job, brother,
Speaker 2: that's the job. You signed up for it. You got
Speaker 2: a lot of money, you got a lot of notoriety
Speaker 2: for it. You get to podcast now whenever you dang
Speaker 2: well please all right, other stuff. I got more media
Speaker 2: stuff that's going on that I want to share with.
Speaker 2: So this is Steven Spielberg. He's get a new alien
Speaker 2: movie coming out called Disclosure Day, and I just feel
Speaker 2: like these guys in Hollywood can't stop setting themselves on fire.
Speaker 2: Let's play cut six please.
Speaker 6: And then the course, there's a faction in the film
Speaker 6: that represents a pretty good position of why, possibly because
Speaker 6: of ontological shock, social dislocation. If this truth had were
Speaker 6: just known overnight, if the government announced, yes, we have
Speaker 6: been keeping this from you since nineteen forty seven, that
Speaker 6: would mess up a lot of people. And the movie
Speaker 6: also takes the position of the church. What is due
Speaker 6: to the fundamental beliefs that many of us have, And
Speaker 6: you know, is God our god only on this planet
Speaker 6: or a god for every system where there's civilization, intelligent life,
Speaker 6: and even developing life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so people are going to have to question their
Speaker 2: faith if they want to watch his movie. Just these
Speaker 2: people have the egos. I think this is what's happening
Speaker 2: a little bit as we're seeing this huge wealth stratification
Speaker 2: in the social media age where people get so grand
Speaker 2: eyes publicly and it's just catering to people's egos just constantly, NonStop.
Speaker 2: I think this is where it's left us. Where Steven
Speaker 2: Spielberg can't just make movies, can't just entertain people because
Speaker 2: he's got enough money. He asked to make people of
Speaker 2: faith question their belief system. So where else the movie
Speaker 2: is not a success. You can't just entertain because that's
Speaker 2: beneath them. So He's had a really bad twenty year
Speaker 2: run Spielberg, and this type of stuff is not going
Speaker 2: to help him. Remember when Supergirl was attacking all of
Speaker 2: her audience. So that's out next week, and we're seeing
Speaker 2: all these huge movies. Star Wars is getting crushed by
Speaker 2: horror movies made by kids in their early twenties. It's true.
Speaker 2: There's two horror movies out by kids in their early
Speaker 2: twenties that's beating the latest. Star Wars. Isn't embarrassing for Hollywood.
Speaker 2: And at the same time, they had a chance to
Speaker 2: turn the page vote for someone different for the La
Speaker 2: mayor race and they couldn't do it. All right, I
Speaker 2: haven't done a ton of platiner today, and I have
Speaker 2: a ton. I mean, he's got some just absolute amazing
Speaker 2: cuts here because he's trying to become a politician. Remember
Speaker 2: he's fake oyster farmer, trust fund kid. He was a
Speaker 2: bartender on Capitol Hill and now he's all of a
Speaker 2: sudden a just a populous democrat. Let's play cut twenty two, please,
Speaker 2: big twenty two? Is that possible or we can't? Okay? Uh,
Speaker 2: it's not playing okay, So why don't we I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do some more Platner? Do I have more Platner? I
Speaker 2: think that was my big one. Okay, let's let's do sixteen.
Speaker 2: And you guys are trying to figure out twenty two played.
Speaker 4: In my way.
Speaker 5: If my way elections would last two months, they would
Speaker 5: be publicly funded. And if a billionaire looked at a
Speaker 5: TV ad the wrong way, we'd put him in jail.
Speaker 2: So that's the fantasy to put people in jail. So
Speaker 2: that's it. If a billionaire is for why because he's
Speaker 2: got a billion dollars. The guy comes from money. He's
Speaker 2: rich guy. He's a rich guy, comes from money. He's
Speaker 2: gonna be the one who's gonna be layering all that
Speaker 2: caviar on. Bellini's just faking the populism oyster farmers who
Speaker 2: only clients his mom. Just note that we get a
Speaker 2: new podcast up with them and Joe Morris. It is
Speaker 2: my Pride Month podcast. I would call it my Cuck
Speaker 2: Month podcast because I think we've rebanded it. It's already
Speaker 2: catching on. People already telling me it's catching on Cook Month.
Speaker 2: So what we're calling now? But we celebrate the best
Speaker 2: way possible. We play cuts of Scott Essent, our most
Speaker 2: based gay donkey on Democrats. That's how we celebrate That's
Speaker 2: how we celebrate Pride month. And it's just unbelievable caddy
Speaker 2: stuff from Besson. But I play a cut of Plattner's
Speaker 2: wife defending him and actually attacking the media because the
Speaker 2: media is the problem. It's not that he is a
Speaker 2: complete charlie with a Nazi tattoo. The problem is that
Speaker 2: the media is out to get them. They're a victim.
Speaker 2: The Platiners are a victim. And I make a point,
Speaker 2: and I think this point is worth pointing out, as
Speaker 2: more often than anyone said it is that why are
Speaker 2: we listening to a woman who married a guy with
Speaker 2: a Nazi tattoo? So, and why does Graham Platner think
Speaker 2: that that's a good thing for a husband to do
Speaker 2: after she is to go through this ritual humiliation just
Speaker 2: being married to such a sick freak. Is that now
Speaker 2: she's out there defending the sick freak saying, no, you
Speaker 2: married a sick freak. You're not credible here. You don't
Speaker 2: get to waigh You can weigh in, but it's not
Speaker 2: going to help you. Very bizarre hostage video where she's
Speaker 2: swatting away bugs and you guy don't have to watch
Speaker 2: it but on the podcast feed, the Marlowe podcast feed.
Speaker 2: So we never figured out twenty two because I never
Speaker 2: got word that we figured out it's not playing. But
Speaker 2: the point is that Platner is giving his definition of
Speaker 2: freedom and it is now completely incoherent. We're going to
Speaker 2: win when we have won, when we have beaten back fascism,
Speaker 2: when we've saved democracy, when we've saved freedom. This time
Speaker 2: it needs to be a different kind of freedom. Wow,
Speaker 2: we're also lived by Thanks, Graham Platner, Go in peace,
Speaker 2: to love and serve the Lord. See you tomorrow.