Speaker 1: Welcome to the program.
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Speaker 2: Triple eight ninety seven one sage triple eight ninety seven,
Speaker 2: one seven two, four to three. I am Larry Elder.
Speaker 2: We are Salem News Channel. Democratic Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy
Speaker 2: says he would unilaterally end the war against Iran just stop.
Speaker 2: CNN's Dana Bash bemoans the growing use of profanity in politics?
Speaker 2: What about the growing use of profanity on CNN? A
Speaker 2: third of Democrats now call themselves democrats socialists. What do
Speaker 2: defunding the police, abolishing ice, eliminating the Senate, ending the
Speaker 2: election of the president by popular vote, and calling Israel
Speaker 2: an apartheid state that commits genocide have to do with affordability?
Speaker 2: The DSA claims to speak for the working class, but
Speaker 2: its members are mostly right highly educated progressives. Where is
Speaker 2: DEI when you need it? What exactly is the culture
Speaker 2: of whiteness? According to the website of the Museum of
Speaker 2: African American History, pro Sophie Cunningham supported speak out after
Speaker 2: being cursed out by a w NBA team owner Ted
Speaker 2: Cruz calls Mamdani a communist illegal alien from Morocco or
Speaker 2: flooding into Spain. Spain brought it on by itself. All
Speaker 2: of this in more Triple eight nine seven one sage
Speaker 2: triple eight nine seven one seven two four three. Regarding
Speaker 2: the assertion made by Dana Bash about the growing youth
Speaker 2: profanity in politics, it certainly is true. I watched President Trump,
Speaker 2: the man who became President Trump, come down the escalator,
Speaker 2: and he gave that speech about why he wanted it
Speaker 2: un for president and talked about their not tending their best.
Speaker 2: They're doing this, and he dropped a couple of f bombs.
Speaker 2: As I recall, I'm sitting at home and I said,
Speaker 2: oh my goodness, this is going to be the world's
Speaker 2: shortest presidential campaign. They're going to just savage him for
Speaker 2: the way he spoke. They're going to say he's not presidential.
Speaker 2: They're going to look into all of his financial records,
Speaker 2: they're going to go into his marriages. He's going to
Speaker 2: get scrutiny like he's never gotten before, and he's probably
Speaker 2: gonna drop out within a matter of days or weeks.
Speaker 2: That's what I said, is I was watching I told
Speaker 2: you this story before that day. I had some business
Speaker 2: in an area of LA called Sunlan, which is kind
Speaker 2: of a working class area of Los Angeles. And I'm
Speaker 2: at a restaurant like a Denny's, sitting at the counter
Speaker 2: having a vegan breakfast of double bacon, scrambled eggs, hash browns.
Speaker 2: And guy comes up to me where he's dress. He
Speaker 2: appears to be a working class guy, and he said,
Speaker 2: did you see our guy last night? I said, our
Speaker 2: guy last night? He said, yeah, Donald Trump? I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I saw him. He said what did you think? I said,
Speaker 2: what did you think? He says, about time somebody speak
Speaker 2: for somebody like me, and he walked away. Another guy
Speaker 2: comes up to me, Are you Larry Yola?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What are you doing here?
Speaker 2: I'm here on business. Did you see Trump last night?
Speaker 2: I said yeah? He said what did you think? I said,
Speaker 2: what did you think? He said, I liked the man
Speaker 2: and I really think he's real. Another guy come up
Speaker 2: to me, and over the course of the next forty
Speaker 2: five minutes, about maybe seven or eight people came up
Speaker 2: to me and said variation to the same conversation. A
Speaker 2: couple of them were Hispanic, one was Asian, the rest
Speaker 2: were white. And I went on the air that day
Speaker 2: and I mentioned this story and I said, I've not
Speaker 2: seen any Republican connect to everyday people the way Donald
Speaker 2: Trump has since maybe Ronald Reagan. I said, this guy
Speaker 2: is going to get the nomination, It's going to become
Speaker 2: the next president of the United States. For the next
Speaker 2: three hours, people call up and told me that I
Speaker 2: was crazy, that I was insane. Of course, what happened.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump frequently uses profanity, drops the F bomb, the
Speaker 2: occasional S bomb. My father really really did not like profanity,
Speaker 2: and when I would use it and I try not to,
Speaker 2: he would really really get upset with me. And I
Speaker 2: told myself that I would work on it and try
Speaker 2: to clean up my language so that I wouldn't upset
Speaker 2: my father. So I visited my father often, especially after
Speaker 2: my mom died, and I come over to visit him.
Speaker 2: One time, he opens the door and he says, where's Nina.
Speaker 2: I said, Dad, how about how the f are you Larry? First?
Speaker 2: And my dad immediately said, okay, how the f are
Speaker 2: you larry? Where's Nina? Can you imagine We're gonna talk
Speaker 2: about all the profanity that I've heard in recent years
Speaker 2: on CNN. So you have Danny Bash on CNN bemoaning
Speaker 2: the rise of profanity by politicians. But I watched a
Speaker 2: lot of CNN, so you don't have to and believe me.
Speaker 2: F bombs and S bombs have been dropped frequently on CNN,
Speaker 2: particularly since Donald Trump has become a public figure for politics.
Speaker 2: I mean, can you imagine Tom Brokaw dropping an F bomb,
Speaker 2: or Dan Rather dropping an F bomb, or Peter Jennings
Speaker 2: dropping an F bomb, or even before that, Walter Cronkite.
Speaker 1: Now, right now, a.
Speaker 2: Bunch of young people are going who are Tom Brokaw
Speaker 2: and Dan Rather and Peter Jennings and Walter Cronkite. Larry
Speaker 2: Shure knows a lot of old dead people. Reminds me
Speaker 2: of the time I was driving and I had a
Speaker 2: couple of young people with me. I was playing my
Speaker 2: music and I put on Marvin Gaye, and I said,
Speaker 2: Marvin Gaye was a singer with Motown and his father
Speaker 2: shot him. And I put on some Temptations and David
Speaker 2: ruffin the lead singer in this song my Girl, he
Speaker 2: had a drug overdose and he died. Played some Otis Redding.
Speaker 2: Otis Redding was a great singer. He died I think
Speaker 2: it was twenty eight years old in a plane crash
Speaker 2: and Jackie Wilson, Jackie Wilson had a aneurysm while he
Speaker 2: was on stage. He was in a coma for a
Speaker 2: number of years. Ultimately he died. And then one of
Speaker 2: them turned to me, he said, Larry, do you have
Speaker 2: any music by anybody still alive? And I looked at
Speaker 2: all my tapes and I did not have anything. But
Speaker 2: he was still alive. I had no idea how did
Speaker 2: they get on that. So let's get to Danny Bash
Speaker 2: complaining about the growing use of profanity in American politics,
Speaker 2: Number thirty nine.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, another news among the many contentious moments as Republican
Speaker 5: senators pounded doctor Anna Thany Fauci about the coronavirus pandemic,
Speaker 5: there was one that eroded Senate hearing decorum, whatever is
Speaker 5: left of it, more than most.
Speaker 6: It was about six years ago today that I decided
Speaker 6: I'm going to give up my businesses, sell them all,
Speaker 6: run for office, run to the United States Senate. Here
Speaker 6: I am sitting in front of you six years later, saying,
Speaker 6: who the do you think you were for doing that?
Speaker 6: It is a total disgrace what you did to this country.
Speaker 5: Yep, I was a United States Senator in a formal
Speaker 5: hearing directing an F bomb at an eighty five year
Speaker 5: old scientist who devoted his life to public service and
Speaker 5: public health. Really, but it is become something that we
Speaker 5: have seen more and more, and it is because Senator
Speaker 5: Moreno of Ohio used that F word that he broke
Speaker 5: through the cacophony of criticism hurled at Anthony Fauci yesterday.
Speaker 5: As I mentioned, it is part of a growing phenomenon. Axios.
Speaker 5: Put it this way, political profanity is having an e
Speaker 5: fing moment. And my panel is back here.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, okay, I got it. Dan In Bash, I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what was an fing moment When Donald Trump
Speaker 2: gave a speech for Congress State of Union speech in
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi, the then Speaker of the House, sitting behind him, tore.
Speaker 1: Up his speech.
Speaker 2: You remember that, just ripped it up. I have never
Speaker 2: seen anything like that. I've seen a politician drop an
Speaker 2: occasional F bomb, even years ago. But to take the
Speaker 2: speech after the President's given the State of Union speech
Speaker 2: and just rip.
Speaker 1: It up, what was that?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 2: Far more offensive then dropping an F bomb. Can you
Speaker 2: imagine Speaker of the House ripping up a speech by
Speaker 2: Barack Obama? Are you kidding me? They'd run out of pitchforks.
Speaker 2: You would make George Floyd Blm riots look like a picnic.
Speaker 2: People would have gone crazy. I almost said bat bleep,
Speaker 2: but I caught myself. Now, as I said, I watched
Speaker 2: a lot of CNN, so you don't have to.
Speaker 1: We come back.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna play a little something that we put together
Speaker 2: for you about CNN. We're also going to talk about
Speaker 2: some of the things that the Democrats have been saying
Speaker 2: that are so crazy, so to quote James Carville, bat
Speaker 2: bleep crazy.
Speaker 1: It's gonna cause them a problem.
Speaker 2: Now, a lot of people say, what's the good news?
Speaker 2: Have all these Democrats sources of America, those who have
Speaker 2: said things like we should abolish ice, abolish the police,
Speaker 2: end the Senate, in popular election of the president, that
Speaker 2: the president should be selected by the House. I'm not
Speaker 2: making this stuff up. A lot of people think it's
Speaker 2: good for us. It's not good for us. It's not
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Speaker 2: to be more likely to be able to hold onto
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Speaker 2: For You're now regarding profanity. Do you remember Rashida Tulay.
Speaker 2: We're going to impeach the mother effort wore an f
Speaker 2: ice pen on the floor of the house. Kathy Griffin
Speaker 2: holding up the bloody head of Donald Trump. If I
Speaker 2: had a nickel for every time I heard somebody chant
Speaker 2: F Trump, F Trump, F Trump, I could fund my
Speaker 2: next campaign. Katie Porter, who ran for governor here in
Speaker 2: California at the California Democrat Convention, standing up there saying
Speaker 2: F Trump, F Trump, F Trump, and the rest of
Speaker 2: the crowd.
Speaker 1: Joining in.
Speaker 2: And the day after the first attempt at assassination of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, she sends out a fundraiser in which she says,
Speaker 2: f Trump just saying, case the memory gets a little diminished,
Speaker 2: now here is CNN number fifty seven.
Speaker 18: And this is what New Yorkers say, is just well,
Speaker 18: honestly that after don't Barack Obama's who you just thought of?
Speaker 5: And Robert de Niro stands in the White House and says, Trump.
Speaker 1: What about this? Does this offends you?
Speaker 2: This word?
Speaker 3: You're crazy. You'd be in prison if it weren't for me.
Speaker 3: I'm saving your Everyone hates you now everyone hates Israel
Speaker 3: because of this. The second source briefed on the call
Speaker 3: says Trump was and yelled at that Yahoo at one
Speaker 3: one point, what are you doing? I didn't know we
Speaker 3: could say the old giggled like school girls.
Speaker 2: I remember reading an article during the Obama years because
Speaker 2: they detested Bibe Nott in Yahoo, and a State Department
Speaker 2: official unnamed was quoted as referring to Bibe Nott in
Speaker 2: Yahoo as chicken bleep, except he didn't say bleep. Was
Speaker 2: anybody upset about that? Now? How are you going to
Speaker 2: blame the way The co owner of the Seattle Storm
Speaker 2: cursed at two fans because they were holding up sign
Speaker 2: and saying thank you for standing up for women's sports,
Speaker 2: referring to Sophie Cunningham, who not only has defended Caitlin Clark,
Speaker 2: but has also talked about the ridiculous nature of biological
Speaker 2: men competing against biological women. So two young girls sixteen
Speaker 2: years old go to a Seattle Storm game. They were
Speaker 2: playing the Fever, the team that Cunningham is on and
Speaker 2: Clark it's on, hild up a sign that said thank
Speaker 2: you for standing up for women's sports, and the co
Speaker 2: owner comes over to them and calls them effing idiots?
Speaker 2: Did Trump calls that I'm Larry Older?
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Speaker 2: we are Salem News Channel are you going to blame
Speaker 2: this on President Trump? A couple of sixteen year olds
Speaker 2: go to a Seattle Storm game WNBA and they're playing
Speaker 2: the Indiana Fever. That's the team that Caitlin Clark, by
Speaker 2: far the most popular player, is playing on. And Sophie Cunningham,
Speaker 2: who's her kind of enforcer, who's become very popular in
Speaker 2: her own ride, has over three million followers now on Instagram,
Speaker 2: and she has come out and spoken against biological men
Speaker 2: competing against biological women in sports eighty twenty issue. So
Speaker 2: these two young ladies are there holding up a sign
Speaker 2: saying thank you Sophie for standing up for women's sports,
Speaker 2: and a co owner of the Seattle Storm combs over
Speaker 2: to them and curses them out number forty eight.
Speaker 11: Well, we were just sitting there.
Speaker 7: There are signs that said like we love Sophie, like
Speaker 7: thank you so who for speaking up And so we're
Speaker 7: holding on, just watching the game again with you were
Speaker 7: being super great. Hadn't said anything to anyone else who're
Speaker 7: being supers by pol You're just holding our signs and
Speaker 7: sure for both teams. And this lady, older lady comes
Speaker 7: up to us and she comes with us, and at
Speaker 7: first I think she's gonna be nice. And she asks like,
Speaker 7: what are you guys doing something? And then it was like.
Speaker 20: Jesus loves everyone, That's what she told us.
Speaker 7: And I was like, oh, I know, like I'm really
Speaker 7: just like I know, like I know, yeah, and she's like, oh,
Speaker 7: I hope Jesus can forgive you for what sin you've
Speaker 7: done and like something like that. And then she told
Speaker 7: us that we were effing and saying and she's like
Speaker 7: and she went like, yeah, you stop this and yeah,
Speaker 7: and for you guys, yeah, she said for you to
Speaker 7: come here and pull this.
Speaker 21: She said the word yeah. Did she say effing and saying?
Speaker 21: Or she said, Lord, nobody around you spoke up for you,
Speaker 21: So I will say only when I came over, you
Speaker 21: were in tears.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I've never been yelled at like that. I mean, I've
Speaker 7: had people hate on me on the internet, but like
Speaker 7: it doesn't really affectations because it's just people online. But
Speaker 7: that's just like high surprised because I thought she's gonna
Speaker 7: be nice and then she starts by screaming us.
Speaker 20: So yeah, and so you said, she.
Speaker 21: Walked away and we thought that was kind of it,
Speaker 21: but she mentioned something to you about like working for
Speaker 21: the team, or there was another.
Speaker 7: Lady that like like told us like we were able
Speaker 7: to have our opinions, but we needed to not be
Speaker 7: political about it. And I tried to explain her, I
Speaker 7: wasn't trying to be political. I was just trying to
Speaker 7: support Sophie and support the other.
Speaker 20: Teams and you were just sitting there watching.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we had it expected with that son, except for
Speaker 7: like saying excuse yeah, like we were we were really
Speaker 7: nice and stuff, and then this lady told us like,
Speaker 7: let you know who that is.
Speaker 3: We were like, no, So what was.
Speaker 21: Your reaction when I texted you that that that is
Speaker 21: the owner of the team.
Speaker 22: They were like, yeah, we were.
Speaker 7: We were shocked. Disappointing though too, because she's also a
Speaker 7: woman and she just kind of cussed out to sixteen
Speaker 7: year olds that were just trying to have fun. We
Speaker 7: weren't trying to be political. You're just trying to support Sophie,
Speaker 7: which I guess I get.
Speaker 21: To think that, yeah, And so overall, because I know
Speaker 21: that that wasn't the only person who's like giving you
Speaker 21: a whole time kind of I mean, did you feel
Speaker 21: like they've got their.
Speaker 20: No hate signs? And did you feel welcome.
Speaker 7: No, the whole time we were kind of on edge. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I I don't know. And the lady was sitting right
Speaker 7: across frost, and the two people on the side of
Speaker 7: us are like turning their back and trying to sit
Speaker 7: this far away from us.
Speaker 21: Yeah, they did not because one of them when you
Speaker 21: sat down, did you notice that.
Speaker 23: They had it?
Speaker 21: I didn't hate in these United States.
Speaker 7: I didn't notice it until after she had said something like,
Speaker 7: Sophie's not actually speaking.
Speaker 20: Up for girls, which who else should cheat she is?
Speaker 21: But anyway, I mean, just in general, like you're at
Speaker 21: this sporting event that really is about the peak of
Speaker 21: female athletics, and for them, the owner, to treat you
Speaker 21: in that way for wearing this T shirt, I mean
Speaker 21: what you take away from that.
Speaker 20: That maybe we're.
Speaker 7: Not being very hateful and maybe they should work on
Speaker 7: being more kind to people, even though our opinions differ,
Speaker 7: because we were being respectful and kind of people. And
Speaker 7: I don't care if you think something else, it's your opinion.
Speaker 7: But obviously she was not happy, all right, girl.
Speaker 2: Obviously Biden was right when he said the number one
Speaker 2: threat to the homeland is white supremacy because these two
Speaker 2: girls certainly suggested that they thought themselves as white supremacist.
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Speaker 24: Hi, mister elder, how are you doing, sir?
Speaker 1: I'm doing well.
Speaker 24: How are you not too bad? I'd like to make
Speaker 24: a comment about this F bomb thing that's really been
Speaker 24: actually bothering me quite a bit. If you remember, back
Speaker 24: in February of twenty twenty five, there was a whole
Speaker 24: line of Democrat politicians that stood in line and said
Speaker 24: we must s Trump. And also also you remember Katie
Speaker 24: Porter when she was on National TV held up a
Speaker 24: sign that said, we got a F Trump. I mean,
Speaker 24: this has been going on by the Democratic Party for
Speaker 24: a long time, and so they have no they got
Speaker 24: no excuse to say anything about us.
Speaker 1: They got no standing whatsoever.
Speaker 2: And as mentioned, Katie Porter at the Democratic convention out
Speaker 2: here in California gives.
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Speaker 2: Can you imagine f Obama?
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Speaker 1: Much for caring.
Speaker 11: Hell ten rules shot.
Speaker 2: Triple ate nine seven one sage triple eate nine seven
Speaker 2: one seven two four three. I was talking the other
Speaker 2: day friend of mine who's not a fan of Trump.
Speaker 2: Still have some friends who I'm able to talk with
Speaker 2: who don't much care for Trump, although the number of
Speaker 2: those friends in air quotes its dwindling fast. What has
Speaker 2: he done? What has he done? What's he done? How's
Speaker 2: how much time do you have? How much time. Do
Speaker 2: you have Number one issues? What affordability? People's incomes are
Speaker 2: growing faster than inflation. Wasn't the case during Biden five
Speaker 2: percent annual inflation for the four years. One year got
Speaker 2: the nine percent?
Speaker 1: Remember that?
Speaker 2: Remember the millions of a era of illegal aliens coming
Speaker 2: into the stuthing border.
Speaker 1: Remember that.
Speaker 2: Trump stopped that in less than a month.
Speaker 1: Nobody talks about it now.
Speaker 2: People just moved on to something else they want to
Speaker 2: whine about. We're told for four years that the borders
Speaker 2: were secured. That's why Alejandro Majorcis was impeached, looked you
Speaker 2: in the eye, testified under oath that the borders were secured. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: millions illegal aliens flooding across the border. And then they
Speaker 2: stopped saying that, and then they started saying, well, it
Speaker 2: is as secure as they can get given the absence
Speaker 2: of comprehensive immigration reform. There has been no comprehensive immigration reform.
Speaker 2: Borders are stealed tighter than Ted's hat. Bad man. Gets
Speaker 2: no credit for it. People don't even talk about it anymore.
Speaker 2: Before the war against Dran, gas prices five year low.
Speaker 2: Even now they're lower than they were under Biden, and
Speaker 2: lower than the highest point during Obama adjusted for inflation.
Speaker 2: That little factoid isn't mentioned. We talked yesterday with this
Speaker 2: guy who's with the Media Research Center, talked about the
Speaker 2: news aggregates, whether it's Microsoft or Apple or Google or
Speaker 2: Yahoo or TikTok or YouTube, where the majority of Americans
Speaker 2: now get their news. Stories like that not even mentioned.
Speaker 2: So when people talk about gas prices, they're assuming that
Speaker 2: they're higher than they were under Biden when they're not.
Speaker 2: And the idea of looking at the highest point under
Speaker 2: Obama adjusted for inflation, meaning they're lower. Now forget that
Speaker 2: that that'll never cross the news feed of these aggregates,
Speaker 2: So most people just don't know. I said, big beautiful bill.
Speaker 2: No tax on tips, isn't that a good idea? No
Speaker 2: tax on overtime is't not a good idea? Tax breaks
Speaker 2: for seniors on Social Security? Isn't that a good idea?
Speaker 2: Negotiated all the hostages out of Gaza, and there remains
Speaker 2: and I don't know about this deal allegedly that Hamas
Speaker 2: has signed to disarm. It's probably not worth the parchment
Speaker 2: that was written on, but at least it happened, and
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens but that's a far bigger thing
Speaker 2: than anybody ever thought would happen.
Speaker 20: On the war.
Speaker 2: Do you believe that rand was close to getting a nuke?
Speaker 2: He said yeah, And I said, what would you do
Speaker 2: about it if you were a commander in chief? Well,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't do what Trump is doing. What is Trump doing? Well,
Speaker 2: he didn't anticipate the straight of hormouse would be would be?
Speaker 2: How do you know that? And assuming he didn't anticipate that, therefore,
Speaker 2: it was a bad idea to set back a RAN's
Speaker 2: nuclear program, probably for decades. No real answer. What about
Speaker 2: all the DOGE savings quarter of a trillion dollars in savings. Well,
Speaker 2: government federal employee levels lower than they've been in decades
Speaker 2: because he fired a bunch of people. People retired, they
Speaker 2: didn't get rehired, And somehow, some way, government is still functioning,
Speaker 2: not unlike Elon must buying Twitter now X and firing
Speaker 2: seventy or seventy five percent of the workforce and it's
Speaker 2: still working just fine. You think government is being run
Speaker 2: more efficiently than the private sector. There's a whole lot
Speaker 2: of fat we can get rid of in government, as
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is demonstrated isn't that a kind of accomplishment?
Speaker 2: Are you happy with DEI? The universities hiring professors based
Speaker 2: on DEI as opposed to merit, and accepting students based
Speaker 2: on DEI instead of merit. Trump's turned that all around.
Speaker 2: Isn't that a better thing for our country? You get
Speaker 2: in an airplane and you see two female pilots, the
Speaker 2: captain and the co pilot. Don't you want to know
Speaker 2: that they are excellent pilots as opposed to being hired
Speaker 2: because of their gender. This is art, This isn't philosophy.
Speaker 2: These are airplanes. Well what about getting rid of the
Speaker 2: illegal aliens, picularly those who've committed violent offenses? Well what
Speaker 2: about all the people who are now not going to
Speaker 2: be raped, not going to be murdered, not going to
Speaker 2: be robbed because of what Donald Trump is doing to
Speaker 2: get rid of these illegal aliens. Isn't that a good thing?
Speaker 2: What about Donald Trump deploying the National Guard to Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: I have friends who go to DC regularly, and I've
Speaker 2: asked them, is there a appreciable, noticeable change and crime?
Speaker 2: And they said absolutely. I'm walking in areas where otherwise
Speaker 2: wouldn't walk. There has been a clearly noticeable decline and
Speaker 2: crime in Washington, DC. Isn't that a good thing? Same
Speaker 2: thing happened with Memphis and New Orleans. Isn't this I mean,
Speaker 2: I know you hate the guy, but is that a
Speaker 2: good thing? What about getting rid of these regulations? Donald
Speaker 2: Trump has waged a war on regulations. You don't see
Speaker 2: that not sexy, But isn't that a good thing? This
Speaker 2: man gives credit for nothing. What about making NATO pay
Speaker 2: five percent of their GDP for their own defense when
Speaker 2: they weren't even doing two percent. Biden complained about it,
Speaker 2: Obama complained about it, George W. Bush complained about it.
Speaker 2: But somebody named Donald John Trump actually did something about it.
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Speaker 25: Larry. Does anybody out there have any idea where Fauci
Speaker 25: invested all of his money? Don't you think that would
Speaker 25: tell mountains about his character? Take a look at his
Speaker 25: investments and see where the money's pouring in from. Do
Speaker 25: you think they're they have a lot of morality to them.
Speaker 25: Let's see what we find out. Everybody, let's help out.
Speaker 25: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: I'm Larry, yelled, we are Salem. The news channel. Another
Speaker 2: thing President Trump gets no credit for Venezuela. No one
Speaker 2: talks about that anymore. How is Benetheuela doing. We'll talk
Speaker 2: about that in a little bit. Ted Kruz calls Thorn
Speaker 2: mombaumi your communists communists his advisor for tenants see once
Speaker 2: tweeted and I'm quoting elect more communists close quote. So
Speaker 2: what exactly is the culture of whiteness? According to the
Speaker 2: website of the Museum of African American History until they
Speaker 2: took it down, the DSA claims to speak for the
Speaker 2: working class, but most of its members are white, highly
Speaker 2: educated progresses. Where is DEI when you need it? A
Speaker 2: third of Democrats now call themselves democrats socialists and among
Speaker 2: the most popular Democrats right under Barack Obama. Who's the
Speaker 2: most popular? Yes? Who that is? Stick around. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you about that in just a second. Triple eight nine
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Speaker 4: Mike.
Speaker 1: Always nice to hear from you.
Speaker 26: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Sam.
Speaker 26: Here, Larry, I'm going to break some news on your show.
Speaker 26: It's not anywhere in the news it should be, and
Speaker 26: that is that yesterday, July thirtieth, a brutal serial rapists
Speaker 26: had a prole hearing under the elderly parole law. He
Speaker 26: could have got out even though he had two life sentences,
Speaker 26: a ninety nine year to life sentence and a twenty
Speaker 26: five year to life sentence for his last two out
Speaker 26: of what turns out to be a least six rapes
Speaker 26: he committed at least that we know of poor in California,
Speaker 26: is understand it? Two before that in Nevada. His last
Speaker 26: and fourth rate victim was Jane Doe in your movie
Speaker 26: Michael and Me, because I had introduced you to her
Speaker 26: back at a Uculete book fair a number of years ago,
Speaker 26: and she was a multiple victim. She was a victim
Speaker 26: of the democrats California gun control law that imposes not
Speaker 26: only a background check, but attached to that attend a
Speaker 26: waiting period. And as you know, she was in her
Speaker 26: real estate office, working like a good, you know, hard
Speaker 26: worker and being responsible. And this guy, i'll say his
Speaker 26: name if that's okay. His public record, it's Douglass Lee
Speaker 26: Hopper h O P P E R. So he came
Speaker 26: in there pretaying he wanted to buy a house, and
Speaker 26: when he saw the opportunity, he grabbed her, threw up
Speaker 26: against the wall, and started beating her up and banging
Speaker 26: her head against the wall and.
Speaker 2: He used to be used the box cutters. I recall
Speaker 2: Mike were doing to have to cut it off. You
Speaker 2: only have a few seconds left to go. Mike is
Speaker 2: always thank you very much for calling. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: I am Larry Yelder.
Speaker 2: Do not leave town.
Speaker 12: So let's get her teet up shutting.
Speaker 18: Off to my leg, you can't succeed with LT.
Speaker 2: Trible Late nine seven one s A G. E. Trible
Speaker 2: Late nine seven one seven two four three. I am
Speaker 2: Larry Elder. We are Saleem News Channel. Last hour, I
Speaker 2: was talking about a friend of mine who asked me
Speaker 2: name one thing Trump has done that has made America better?
Speaker 2: Howe So, how much time do you have? I mentioned
Speaker 2: that nobody even talks about the borders anymore, like it
Speaker 2: never happened, Like Donald Trump did not steal it in
Speaker 2: thirty days after we were told for four years that
Speaker 2: there was nothing that could be done. Venezuela is no
Speaker 2: longer than the news either. Why is that? I'll tell
Speaker 2: you why it is because it's turned out far better
Speaker 2: than critics assumed that it would. Newsweek has a cover
Speaker 2: story it says Trump was right about Venezuela. Subheadline. Six
Speaker 2: months later and after a natural disaster no one planned for.
Speaker 2: The skeptics who predicted chaos were wrong. News we used
Speaker 2: to be left wing. It is now considered to be centrist.
Speaker 2: By that same organization that we talked about yesterday, called
Speaker 2: All Sides that talked about how left wing the news
Speaker 2: aggregates were. They rate Newsweek as now. In the center
Speaker 2: long article about what's going on in Venezuela six months
Speaker 2: posts Maduro. Here's some excerpts quotes the ranking Democrat member
Speaker 2: of the House Armed Services Committee, Adma Smith, a Trump hater.
Speaker 2: He said that the US military intervention quote always ends
Speaker 2: badly close quote, citing Iraq and Libya as examples. Jim
Speaker 2: Hines is the ranking Democrat in the House Intelligence Committee.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said after Maduro was captured and brought
Speaker 2: here to face trial on Narco terrorist chargers.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: This is exactly the euphoria we felt in two thousand
Speaker 2: and two when our military took down the Taliban in Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: and in two thousand and three when our military took
Speaker 2: out sad on the scene, and in twenty eight we
Speaker 2: helped remove Mumar Kadaffi from power in Libya. Close quote,
Speaker 2: meaning he expected it to end badly. Marco Rubio, Secretary
Speaker 2: of State and the architect of the Trump Western Hemisphere strategy, said,
Speaker 2: in response, the whole foreign policy apparatus thinks everything is Libya,
Speaker 2: everything is a rack, everything is Afghanistan. This is not
Speaker 2: the Middle East. Our mission here is very different. End
Speaker 2: of quote. Six months later, turns out Marco Rubio was
Speaker 2: spot on. For nearly three decades. Hugo Chavez and Madura
Speaker 2: ran Venezuelan to the ground, and now Venezuelans are doing
Speaker 2: deals with oil and gas companies. The inflation now dramatically down,
Speaker 2: economy performing well. So called political prisoners have been freed.
Speaker 2: A Venezuelan opposition figure and former National Assembly member named
Speaker 2: Gabi Ariano said, quote, the most tangible change for Venezuelans
Speaker 2: is that repression has diminished. Exile leaders has also begun
Speaker 2: returning home. Open air TV channels now cover news beyond
Speaker 2: the official government narrative, including activities of the opposition leader
Speaker 2: Maria Karina Machado, something that has not happened in years.
Speaker 2: Then came the earthquakes. Twin back to back quakes leveled
Speaker 2: parts of central Venezuela.
Speaker 27: Quote.
Speaker 2: United States forces have been unloading American aid onto Venezuela soil.
Speaker 2: Almost daily, soldiers move palettes of private planes off private
Speaker 2: planes at the airport in Caracas onto trucks and helicopters
Speaker 2: bound for the hardest hit towns along the coast. A
Speaker 2: resident of the coastal city Machieta told the Associated Press quote,
Speaker 2: I never imagined I would be receiving aid from the US.
Speaker 2: Wea Venezuelans are thankful, very thankful, end of quote. The
Speaker 2: chaos that experts anticipate has flat out not happen. Oswaldo
Speaker 2: Ramirez is managing director Senior political consultant, has been tracking
Speaker 2: Venezuela public opinion for years. He measured hope the optimism
Speaker 2: of the Venezuelan people. Quote in December, hope was at
Speaker 2: fifty one percent. Now it is sixty five percent, fifteen
Speaker 2: points above the average it had throughout the year twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five. Favorability towards foreign investment eighty four percent, trust
Speaker 2: in transnational companies eighty eight percent. Trust in the United States,
Speaker 2: where anti American sentiment used to be sixty one percent,
Speaker 2: pro American sentiment is now at seventy percent seven zero
Speaker 2: trust in Trump personally sixty eight percent higher, far higher
Speaker 2: there than here, investment one hundred billion dollars. Production in
Speaker 2: oil has gone from eight hundred thousand barrels a day
Speaker 2: in January to one point one million barrels a day
Speaker 2: in June. There are thirty two thousand oil wells ready
Speaker 2: for reactivation. Government is spending one point four billion dollars
Speaker 2: in new sector investment this year. Oil exports seven year high.
Speaker 2: Venezuela Central Bank reported oil export revenues of five point
Speaker 2: five billion the first quarter of twenty twenty six, up
Speaker 2: twenty one percent from the first quarter of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Marco Rubios and I'm quoting him, we're trying to normalize
Speaker 2: the place. For the first time in over a decade,
Speaker 2: the wealth of the country is actually benefiting the people
Speaker 2: of Venezuela. But there's more work to be done. End
Speaker 2: of quote. Inflation has fallen to single digits for the
Speaker 2: first time in more than a year. Poll conducted by
Speaker 2: Bloomberg days after the earthquake, seventy five percent of Venezuela
Speaker 2: and said they trusted the United States to help manage
Speaker 2: the crisis and manage the reconstruction, far ahead of the
Speaker 2: fifty nine percent. The European Union got for trust forty
Speaker 2: eight percent. United Nations got for trust China trust in
Speaker 2: China thirty nine percent. I could go on and on
Speaker 2: and on. It's a very long article. It's online says
Speaker 2: Trump was right six months Postmoduro, Venezuela and recovery defies critics.
Speaker 2: Have any of these people, like Jim Hines, the ranking
Speaker 2: member of the House Intel Committee ranking members means the
Speaker 2: highest Democrat, has he apologized he said I was wrong?
Speaker 2: Has he said I underestimated Trump's ability to manage this
Speaker 2: thing without it descending into chaos? No, of course not.
Speaker 2: Has Adam Smith, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee,
Speaker 2: who said is going to end badly, citing Iraq and
Speaker 2: Libya as examples. Has he apologized? Has he said?
Speaker 28: You know.
Speaker 2: What's the over under on whether or not either of
Speaker 2: those gentlemen apologize sooner than does Anthony Fauci, that's a
Speaker 2: rhetorical question.
Speaker 29: No.
Speaker 2: Trump hasn't done anything at all positive for this country
Speaker 2: other than turn it around economically. During the four years Biden.
Speaker 2: We're talking about, as I said, a million times average
Speaker 2: family of four spending eleven hundred dollars a month more
Speaker 2: for the same goods and services as that family was
Speaker 2: spending four years earlier eleven one hundred dollars a month.
Speaker 2: Consumer spending also extremely high if they have no money,
Speaker 2: where's the consumer spending coming from, how's it happening. And
Speaker 2: if there is some sort of deal regarding Iran where
Speaker 2: the strait of hormouse is open, and it appears that
Speaker 2: the ability for a Ran to acquire a nuclear weapon
Speaker 2: is substantially set back, gas prices to go down dramatically
Speaker 2: and almost immediately. There's a good chance, therefore, that the
Speaker 2: Democrats could retain control of the House, and can retain
Speaker 2: control of the Senate. Then it's gonna be mass suicide.
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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for calling.
Speaker 24: Why does Trump keep.
Speaker 30: Now?
Speaker 2: I've told you this before a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 31: Uh.
Speaker 2: This clown calls almost every day, lies about what he's
Speaker 2: calling about lies about who he is, lies about where
Speaker 2: he is, in order to crap on Donald Trump. And
Speaker 2: when I get letters from people saying, how can we
Speaker 2: didn't let the guy come on and talk. He's a crank,
Speaker 2: he's a kook. He needs help. I think it's covered
Speaker 2: under Obamacare. So the rule is, whenever this clown gets through.
Speaker 2: And he's very, very clever, I have experienced screeners, and somehow,
Speaker 2: some way he's able to change his voice, disgui's his voice,
Speaker 2: change his accent. I don't know how he does it,
Speaker 2: but he gets through. And whenever that happens, I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna up on him. So you want to spend all
Speaker 2: your time waiting, Sometimes the guy waits a whole hour,
Speaker 2: sometimes two hours to do this. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 2: you're on public assistance, Maybe tax players are paying for you.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's going on, but certainly somebody that
Speaker 2: spends his time waiting to come on the LARRYO to
Speaker 2: show it's not going to be rewarded by being able
Speaker 2: to make some acid nine points. So it's going to
Speaker 2: be hung up on. Just letting everybody know this. Whenever
Speaker 2: you hear this guy call, he's gonna get You're gonna
Speaker 2: get hung upon. It's what you know, what I'm doing
Speaker 2: and what he's doing. Okay, so please no more letters.
Speaker 2: This clown is he's seriously, seriously demented and ill. I've
Speaker 2: been doing this for almost thirty five years. I've never
Speaker 2: had somebody call like this is consistently. I had crank
Speaker 2: calls before. Normally they call once and they realize what's
Speaker 2: going to happen, they'll call again. But this guy does
Speaker 2: it every single day. Where you get the energy, where
Speaker 2: you get the top time, it's beyond me. But it
Speaker 2: really is quite fascinating. You know, if you ever put
Speaker 2: that time into something productive, who knows you might be
Speaker 2: able to help our economy. Now, let's talk about the
Speaker 2: popularity of these democrats. Barack Obama is by far the
Speaker 2: most popular Democrat sixty one percent ranking and popularity among Democrats,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, the most popular democrats. Sixty one percent of
Speaker 2: Americans have a positive image of Barack Obama. It's not
Speaker 2: broken down by Democratic Sure, he's got a ninety percent
Speaker 2: approval rank among Democrats, but in general, sixty one percent
Speaker 2: of Americans all adults approve of Barack Obama. You know,
Speaker 2: who the second most popular Democrat is Bernie Sanders. Now
Speaker 2: think about that. Bernie Sanders doesn't say he's a Democrat socially,
Speaker 2: he says he's a socialist. He's the second most popular
Speaker 2: Democrat and he was the front runner in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: after he won the Nevada CAUCUSUS he had more delegates
Speaker 2: than anybody else. And on the eve of the South
Speaker 2: Carolina primary, James Clyburn, longtime South Carolina House member, embraced
Speaker 2: Obama endorsed Obama right before the South Carolina primary. Why
Speaker 2: because they assumed that a socialist would not be able
Speaker 2: to win the election. Picarly won Like Bernie Sanders looked
Speaker 2: like he sleeps in his car. He is the second
Speaker 2: most popular Democrat in America. Would show you something about
Speaker 2: where this party is going. Kamala Harris is the third
Speaker 2: most popular at forty four percent. AOC ties her at
Speaker 2: forty four percent. Biden is forty two percent. Mark Kelly,
Speaker 2: who called the war against Iran illegal, is at forty
Speaker 2: two percent. He may very well run for president. Momdami
Speaker 2: is at forty one percent, more popular than Bill Clinton,
Speaker 2: more popular than Hillary, more propular than Elizabeth Warren, more
Speaker 2: popular than Corey Booker, who did run for president, and
Speaker 2: a New Hampshire poll found that AOC is the leading
Speaker 2: candidate for the primary in that state number twenty one.
Speaker 32: Know, if you saw there's a New University New Hampshire
Speaker 32: pull showing you leading in the presidential race in New Hampshire,
Speaker 32: what are your thoughts about that?
Speaker 27: You know, I think there's two things. One is that
Speaker 27: you know, poles and a horse race is a horse race.
Speaker 27: I am, of course, I think very deeply humbled and
Speaker 27: grateful to you know, folks who participate and convey that confidence,
Speaker 27: and you know, it's I'm honestly, I think my main
Speaker 27: focus is really genuinely just the midterms right now. We
Speaker 27: have to make sure that we win this majority.
Speaker 32: Second of all, on when it comes to ICE, I
Speaker 32: was just wondering, if Democrats win back the majority, how
Speaker 32: do you and should they claw Should Democrats claw back
Speaker 32: the money in OBBBA and reconciliation?
Speaker 1: But what are your thoughts about that?
Speaker 27: You know, I think that we need to figure out
Speaker 27: the way if it's you know, there's a one hundred
Speaker 27: ways that's going to cat around here, So it could
Speaker 27: be through the literal clowback of those funds. It could
Speaker 27: be through the withholding of other appropriations to force them
Speaker 27: to spend down what's gone out. There's a lot of
Speaker 27: different ways to look at it, but we can't allow
Speaker 27: We cannot allow this.
Speaker 2: Now, you have something missing other than we hate Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's cuts. What is your plan to tackle affordability? What
Speaker 2: is your policy? Triple eight nine seven one sage triple
Speaker 2: late ninety seven one S eight G triple A nine
Speaker 2: seven one seven two or four to three. Senator Chris Murphy,
Speaker 2: Trump hater Connecticut says he would just unilaterally end the
Speaker 2: war with Iran. We want to talk about that later on.
Speaker 2: Regarding the Democrat Party, and there are plans for tackling affordability,
Speaker 2: Explain to me what it is. The Petrie dish is
Speaker 2: here in California, where Democrats have run this place now
Speaker 2: for over twenty years. What result? Highest unemployment in the nation,
Speaker 2: Home prices twice that of the national average, highest gas
Speaker 2: prices in the nation, highest electricity prices then the state
Speaker 2: in the lower forty eight scores near the bottom, more
Speaker 2: homelessness than anywhere else in the country, more legal aliens
Speaker 2: than any other state. Massive gap between the rich and
Speaker 2: the poor, that the left is always complaining about chronic
Speaker 2: budget deficits. But hey, we got DEI. She is a comedian,
Speaker 2: her name is Leslie Jones, and she was explaining what's
Speaker 2: wrong with the Democratic Party number twenty seven.
Speaker 33: But Trump did come in here and show us that,
Speaker 33: I mean as tight as we thought.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 33: He literally is going He's telling everybody they're not gonna
Speaker 33: do anything. They're just gonna that's all they're gonna do.
Speaker 33: And the Democrats are showing up to a gunfight with
Speaker 33: a piece of cake. And the old Democrats should know
Speaker 33: to just go away, just sit down, and let the
Speaker 33: more progressive and aggressive Democrats step up and fight this
Speaker 33: fight the way that they're fighting it. Gavin Newsan to me,
Speaker 33: was great, the way he was responding. Everybody should respond
Speaker 33: like that, we're scared of someone, and I don't know
Speaker 33: why we're scared of them. We're looking at the most
Speaker 33: obvious problem, and it's showing that us as a community
Speaker 33: have been beaten to submission and forgotten that we are
Speaker 33: the people. We're the people, we're the people. Are we
Speaker 33: gonna watch this crumble down? Or are we gonna do something?
Speaker 33: And as comedians we're part of that too. When I
Speaker 33: go out, I try to make people laugh, like because
Speaker 33: you need an hour of relief.
Speaker 4: Child.
Speaker 20: That's what our job is.
Speaker 33: Our job is to take you away from your problems
Speaker 33: for a little while and maybe laugh at them too,
Speaker 33: because you leave there going you know what that thinks
Speaker 33: so bad? You know that person that was on stage
Speaker 33: just told me that she's going through what I'm going
Speaker 33: through to like community, get out, touch some grass, get.
Speaker 2: Trying your TV.
Speaker 33: I'm not touching grass, like no, but yeah, I'm not
Speaker 33: gonna touch them.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't touch grass. You shouldn't touch grass.
Speaker 11: You should know what I was with you the whole way.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't touch grass.
Speaker 33: Not touching you, you would literally turn into a well yeah,
Speaker 33: let me mention this because it's important.
Speaker 1: That was good, That was fantastic, that was healing. It's
Speaker 1: I think you've changed.
Speaker 33: People want to be president, but I'm too hard, just
Speaker 33: like to dance.
Speaker 2: And one of those speaking h is uh. Conan O'Brien
Speaker 2: is on his podcast Now after you hear that rant,
Speaker 2: and if I asked you, what did she suggests Democrats
Speaker 2: should be doing. We've forgotten how to fight, you've forgotten
Speaker 2: how to say f Trump Is there a Democrat who
Speaker 2: hasn't said f Trump? Is there a Democrat who hasn't said,
Speaker 2: we hate Donald Trump's guts, We need to stop Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: What is it you want to do? What's your policy?
Speaker 2: Medicare for all? Who's going to pay for it?
Speaker 23: Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Raised taxes on the rich people because rich people don't
Speaker 2: pay their fair share in taxes. That's their solution. We've
Speaker 2: already talked about this. The rich pay more than their
Speaker 2: fair share in taxes, and you're going to raise taxes
Speaker 2: even more on them. What they're going to do, They're
Speaker 2: going to spend less on charity. I know a very
Speaker 2: wealthy person who met Barack Obama when he was running,
Speaker 2: and he said to Obama, if you raise taxes on me,
Speaker 2: I will absorb that. I'll just spend less money on charity.
Speaker 2: And I said, what did Obama say? He said, he didn't
Speaker 2: say anything. He just changed his subject. So your plan
Speaker 2: is to raise taxes on the wealthy, continue your climate
Speaker 2: change agenda, and medicare for all. That's your agenda to
Speaker 2: make America more affordable. Are you smoking something? Probably so?
Speaker 2: Triple eight nine seven one s A g E. Triple
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Speaker 1: Well, Nick, thank you so much for this.
Speaker 2: I'm going to make sure that the Food for the
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Speaker 2: use it later. Nick, thank you so much for that.
Speaker 2: I really do appreciate it. Now, let's go to Iran.
Speaker 2: Chris Murphy, Trump hating senator from Connecticut. I think he's
Speaker 2: cursed at Donald Trump or use the F bomb with
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Let's let's look it up. Let me have
Speaker 2: my crack team, one of the members of the Wild
Speaker 2: Bunch check it out. Look to see whether not Chris
Speaker 2: Murphy has ever used the F bomb. In referring to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump publicly, here's what he said he would do
Speaker 2: regarding the war in Iran. Number forty seven.
Speaker 30: Well, I would unilaterally end the war. And that's not
Speaker 30: going to be a great outcome because it probably leaves
Speaker 30: Iran in control of the Strait of Hormuz.
Speaker 1: For the time being.
Speaker 30: But there doesn't seem to be any way to remove
Speaker 30: Iran's control of the strait. By extending the war, that's
Speaker 30: just going to get more people killed. It's going to
Speaker 30: expand the conflict. Since Trump restarted the war a second time.
Speaker 30: In the last two weeks, a new conflict has broken
Speaker 30: out between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, and it now appears
Speaker 30: that we may be on the verge of not just
Speaker 30: the straight up form Who's being closed, but the Red
Speaker 30: Sea being closed as well. So the President just needs
Speaker 30: to end this conflict and accept the messy situation that
Speaker 30: will likely emerge. Hopefully, some of our Middle East allies,
Speaker 30: our golf allies, our European allies can come in potentially
Speaker 30: enter negotiations with Iran to reopen the freedom of navigation.
Speaker 30: But Donald Trump and his real estate buddies are not
Speaker 30: going to cut that deal. They are incompetent. The war
Speaker 30: is making us less safe, is making the economy even
Speaker 30: more difficult, and the answer is just to stop the war.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't he be a marvelous commander in chief? Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: Negotiators are incompetent. They're the ones that just got Iran
Speaker 2: got Hamas to agree to disarm. Whether Amas follow through
Speaker 2: with it is another thing. But to even get them
Speaker 2: to agree to do that, it's a big deal. But
Speaker 2: they're incompetent. I would just unilaterally pull out of Iran.
Speaker 2: Now it's not a great outcome, says Murphy, because it'll
Speaker 2: leave them in control of this raight of her moves.
Speaker 2: But then maybe our European allies will come in and
Speaker 2: then they'll help us. Where are they nothing stopping our
Speaker 2: European allies from coming in? As you put it, that's
Speaker 2: your plan, and noticed there was no pushback. Well, senator,
Speaker 2: do you believe that Iran was close to getting a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon? And do you believe if you unilaterally pulled out,
Speaker 2: Iran would resume its activity towards getting a nuclear weapon?
Speaker 2: And if they got a nuclear weapon, do you believe
Speaker 2: they would use it? Was not asked that whatsoever? And
Speaker 2: again we played talked about this yesterday a new McLaughlin
Speaker 2: poll when Americans are told about the I Ran nuclear program,
Speaker 2: told about their desire to use nuclear weapons on Israel
Speaker 2: and on the Middle East and on America. When asked
Speaker 2: whether or not Donald Trump should continue to use the
Speaker 2: military to keep the straight of hermovese open. Regarding the
Speaker 2: straight of hermose, seventy one percent say yes. Regarding continuing
Speaker 2: to deter I Ran from getting a nuclear bomb, over
Speaker 2: sixty percent say yes, I would just unilaterally pull out. Well,
Speaker 2: are they going to unilaterally stop working on the nuclear program.
Speaker 2: They're gonna unilaterally stop working on their missile program, unilaterally
Speaker 2: stop supporting the Huthis and Hamas and Hisbollah are they?
Speaker 2: This is a guy who says Donald Trump is quote
Speaker 2: the biggest threat to America close quote. Said that on
Speaker 2: one of the the Jet shows. These Democrats socialists are
Speaker 2: a huge problem for the Democrats. They may be popular
Speaker 2: among young people, but among the country as a whole,
Speaker 2: they're bad, bad, bad news. As James Carville points out,
Speaker 2: he goes back and forth. He no longer is talking
Speaker 2: about a big ten number forty six.
Speaker 35: I mean, you know that they have a right to run.
Speaker 35: I wish they wouldn't use the word democratic if they
Speaker 35: so adamant that they're our democrats, and think of a
Speaker 35: new word. Why do you want to like and why
Speaker 35: are you running out primaries? Go do your own thing. Uh,
Speaker 35: But anybody can run. There's no internal enforcement mechanism that
Speaker 35: tells people you can't describe yourself as a Democrat or
Speaker 35: a Republican or anything that you're But I think these
Speaker 35: people are extremely naive. I think that a lot of
Speaker 35: people that follow them will don't you know, need to
Speaker 35: listen very closely to what they said and what the
Speaker 35: ramifications it is.
Speaker 2: But you know, we'll see. But we've found all.
Speaker 35: These tremendous congressional candidates and everything else, and we've got
Speaker 35: to see how they do. But you know, sometimes when
Speaker 35: the party is growing and to get ready to have
Speaker 35: a big year, like Democrats are this year, a lot
Speaker 35: of people want to latch own and be part of
Speaker 35: the prey.
Speaker 2: Well, this is the problem, mister Carville. Number forty five.
Speaker 36: Now, new stand On polling finds that one in three
Speaker 36: Democrats identify as a democratic socialist, and nearly half of
Speaker 36: Democrats say their party needs major change. Now that's compared
Speaker 36: to about a quarter of Republicans. You can say the
Speaker 36: same about their party.
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Speaker 23: If they want to call Trump of Nazi, maybe we
Speaker 23: should call Anthony Fauci doctor Mangola, because that's about what
Speaker 23: he was doing, experimenting of peoples lives. Thank you, we're
Speaker 23: from Minnesota. Anyway they do so, there's an All Democrats
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Speaker 2: dot Com. Adam Schiff another Trump hater who was one
Speaker 2: of the managers during one of the Trump impeachment trials.
Speaker 2: He's now a senator here in California. He's told a
Speaker 2: third of the party is now socialist, and his reaction
Speaker 2: reaction is, well, we're a big tent party, number forty two.
Speaker 37: We've got a new poll out here at CNN tonight
Speaker 37: which finds about just over a third actually of Democrats
Speaker 37: now identify as Democratic socialists. Fifty nine percent of them right, So,
Speaker 37: so sixty percent are younger than the age of forty five.
Speaker 20: Are you on board with this?
Speaker 37: Do you see this as you know, accept this, that
Speaker 37: this is where your party's going, and are you good
Speaker 37: with it?
Speaker 38: Look, I think we're a big tent party. I think
Speaker 38: we should be a big tent party. And I would
Speaker 38: rather be in that big tent in the majority than
Speaker 38: be a smaller party that is stuck forever in the minority.
Speaker 2: And then, of course he mentioned that we want to
Speaker 2: get rid of Donald Trump. So the answer is, we
Speaker 2: don't have any ideas about affordability.
Speaker 1: We do know we.
Speaker 2: Hate Donald Trump, and so therefore we're a big tent.
Speaker 2: Senator John Kennedy number thirty six.
Speaker 39: Again, socialism is for morange. It's never worked anywhere. I
Speaker 39: guess the other point I would make Sandra, Look, this
Speaker 39: is great for my party. I mean, the American people
Speaker 39: listen to this and this foolishness, and they think, you know,
Speaker 39: Republicans aren't perfect, but but these these dudes are are crazy.
Speaker 39: But I don't think it's good for America, and I
Speaker 39: don't think it's good for the Democratic Party. But it's
Speaker 39: up to them. I mean, it's a free country. If
Speaker 39: the Democrats want to put them in charge and not
Speaker 39: stand up to them, maybe, no doubt I can't stop them.
Speaker 2: Ted Cruz calls Mondambia communist, illegal aliens or flooding into Spain,
Speaker 2: all of this and more. I'm Larry Yoda, do not
Speaker 2: leave town.
Speaker 32: Yeah, I'll put a.
Speaker 2: Spell on you. So let's get her teed up.
Speaker 11: Set off.
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Speaker 20: You can't succeed with lt.
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Speaker 2: Journal's reporting thousands of migrants are pouring into Spain from Morocco,
Speaker 2: overwhelming local authorities. Spain is now deploying its army, and
Speaker 2: they supportedly releached a tentative agreement with Morocco to return
Speaker 2: the migrants who entered the country illegally. Here's the problem.
Speaker 2: Earlier this year, the left wing government of Spain introduced
Speaker 2: a plan to give legal residency to hundreds of thousands
Speaker 2: of illegal aliens. The government said that since they're already there,
Speaker 2: might as well pay taxes. The rules apply to migrants
Speaker 2: with no criminal record who lived in Spain for at
Speaker 2: least five months before the policy was announced. So they
Speaker 2: are pouring in to Spain. Leader of the center right
Speaker 2: opposition call the situation a national security crisis. Leader of
Speaker 2: spain far right party called the head of Spain a
Speaker 2: traitor and his call for his oulster. I mentioned this
Speaker 2: story because the Democrats socials of America want to abolish
Speaker 2: ice and they want to end the border enforcement. In
Speaker 2: other words, people should just be able to come to
Speaker 2: America for whatever reason illegally. That's what these people want.
Speaker 2: The Democrat socials of America on their platform, they talk
Speaker 2: about ending border enforcement. You tell me.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Regarding what the senator from Connecticut said about Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: I asked whether he'd use the F bomb against him.
Speaker 2: It's an article from Political August of last year.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: The third term senator said in a recent interview that
Speaker 2: Trump quote doesn't give a blank what we write close
Speaker 2: quote about legislation. So he didn't say if Trump, He
Speaker 2: just says Trump doesn't give a blank. So maybe one
Speaker 2: step up. This is a Democrat operative on CNN talking
Speaker 2: about the problem of these crazies number fifty six.
Speaker 30: Actually getting elected at the Democrats.
Speaker 3: That's on the one of the interesting findings of this poll.
Speaker 3: They asked, democrats, do you identify as a socialist a
Speaker 3: democratic socialist? Thirty four percent said yes, Yeah, that's a lot.
Speaker 22: That's a lot, and it doesn't surprise me. I think
Speaker 22: over the last ten years, you know, there were people
Speaker 22: that I knew working in democratic politics that ardently supported
Speaker 22: Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen and then now swang way
Speaker 22: to the left. And are you know, now telling me
Speaker 22: that they're behind people like at dule lsay Ed. And
Speaker 22: I think the base has actually radicalized in a more
Speaker 22: far left direction. I don't think that's a good thing.
Speaker 22: Just so you guys know, I think it's actually, like,
Speaker 22: you know, the establishment Democrats kind of lost the trust
Speaker 22: of people in my family right because they weren't able
Speaker 22: to economically deliver. It was sort of just pushing the
Speaker 22: status quo. Although Barack Obama did give me healthcare and
Speaker 22: so I'm really grateful for that, and I will always
Speaker 22: be because I have a lung disease similar to siss
Speaker 22: day by rosis. However, other than that, there wasn't a
Speaker 22: lot of big transformation, and so the progressives are coming
Speaker 22: along and they're promising that, but they also come with
Speaker 22: all of this sort of like far left cultural and
Speaker 22: social baggage that is not appealing at all to the
Speaker 22: working class of this country, and I think could drive
Speaker 22: an either bigger wedge between Democrats and people like my family.
Speaker 29: You also have to look at who is really the
Speaker 29: core base of the Democratic Socialists, and it tends to
Speaker 29: be elite white people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, elite white people that have college or more than college.
Speaker 2: Eighty five percent of the members of the DSA, accorded
Speaker 2: to their own survey, are white as opposed to really
Speaker 2: fifty seven percent of the country. So where's the DEI
Speaker 2: when you need it? And please explain to me how
Speaker 2: calling Israel and apartheid state that commits genocide is going
Speaker 2: to reduce affordability. Hassan Piker who said that maybe not
Speaker 2: in Yeah, who is a thousand times worse than Hamas.
Speaker 1: Here's what he.
Speaker 2: Said about the prospect of the support or lack thereof
Speaker 2: for Israel. Twenty twenty eight Democratic presidential nominee number forty one.
Speaker 31: Will you endorse the twenty twenty eight candidates if they
Speaker 31: are pro Israel in a way that you don't like,
Speaker 31: If you ultimately are about defeating fascism in this country
Speaker 31: as you describe it. Surely shouldn't you get on board
Speaker 31: with whoever the main candidate is.
Speaker 40: Luckily, I don't think a'll have to make that calculation
Speaker 40: at all, because there is zero percent chance that whoever
Speaker 40: the elected Democrat is that wins the primary will be
Speaker 40: pro Israel in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: You'll see zero percent whoever wins a Democratic primary will
Speaker 2: be pro Israel in any way, shape or form, says
Speaker 2: Hassan Piker, on whose podcast many of these people, including
Speaker 2: AOC has appeared. John Fettermann when ask about these loonies
Speaker 2: number forty nine.
Speaker 1: Julian Andreani. You with drop site news?
Speaker 18: Oh your drop site? Oh now it's it's like a
Speaker 18: race between who's the more pro Hamas drop site or Zidio.
Speaker 18: So now I got both high? Hi everybody?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you mind if I asked you a question really quick?
Speaker 1: It's about I just want.
Speaker 18: To say, I want I want your your viewers to
Speaker 18: say how much I love to watch Israel eliminating in
Speaker 18: the Hamas leadership. Then you may like, I know, I
Speaker 18: know that that upsets a lot of your your viewers
Speaker 18: and a lot of your founders, so but I think
Speaker 18: it's a great thing. So there's no news coming out
Speaker 18: of me. I'm gonna voist back to Israel. The question
Speaker 18: is where does your trash outlet come from? And who's
Speaker 18: funding it?
Speaker 25: And you think.
Speaker 18: Founders, your founders thinket's appropriate to attack and kill Israeli Sibilians.
Speaker 18: That's really that should be the news overall. And now
Speaker 18: you're sticking a microphone in my face, so there's not
Speaker 18: any news here, So President, I think I think the
Speaker 18: question is why does drop site love Hamas and Iran
Speaker 18: and has belast so much? I think that's really I
Speaker 18: think that's the news. Yeah, I mean, are you okay
Speaker 18: with taking your paycheck from these kinds of people?
Speaker 1: Are you okay with the Prime Minister?
Speaker 2: Net Y?
Speaker 18: I just love killing Hamas leadership?
Speaker 2: Who knew Fetterman would turn out this way? Speaking of whom,
Speaker 2: he's talking about, the Michigan candidate for a senate, Abdul
Speaker 2: l Sayed, who also refers to Israel as an apartheid
Speaker 2: country that's engaging in genocide number thirty two.
Speaker 18: We could call me Senator Shrek whatever, but this guy
Speaker 18: is really the Pontiac Platinum And now he's really running
Speaker 18: to be the head of our emerging pro Hamas wing
Speaker 18: here in the party. So for me, but politically, some
Speaker 18: of the things that he said are done are unacceptable
Speaker 18: to me. I'm not really sure what I've really done
Speaker 18: or voted for that that has offended the little guy
Speaker 18: so much. But vote overall, right now, this is a
Speaker 18: serious game that we're engaging in, and these same people
Speaker 18: like Bernie Sanders and other people created the Platiner disaster.
Speaker 18: He was asked just this Sunday, he has no regrets. Yeah,
Speaker 18: I have no regrets supporting an accused rapist. I have
Speaker 18: no regrets supporting a guy with a Nazi tattoo on
Speaker 18: his chest and a guy that roughed up his ex girlfriends.
Speaker 18: There's a level of arrogance, and they believe they feel
Speaker 18: like they have some weird mandate and stop this now,
Speaker 18: called it out, And that's what I'm willing to do
Speaker 18: as as a committed Democrat. So I think that's pretty reasonable,
Speaker 18: and I think it's more necessary if more people is
Speaker 18: willing to do that.
Speaker 2: And suddenly, now Elon Musk has become a villain that
Speaker 2: he loved him because of Tesla, because of the ev
Speaker 2: that they believe is fighting climate change. Now, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, he's a villain. Number twenty six.
Speaker 41: Do you support not just the populist right, but the
Speaker 41: far right in fact, very fringe parties in some countries?
Speaker 42: Now I support the normal people? What do you call
Speaker 42: the far right?
Speaker 41: Falsely you think is the normal person?
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, listly you could.
Speaker 42: You could go back ten or fifteen years and these
Speaker 42: these these policies were completely normal. In fact, you One
Speaker 42: of the things, one of the tricks I think it's funny.
Speaker 42: I think it's quite funny, is to take a speech
Speaker 42: from Obama and Hillary and then and then go to
Speaker 42: someone and say it, who's sort of, you know, on
Speaker 42: the sort of what I call the lunatic left, and say,
Speaker 42: what do you think is speech by Trump? Like, oh, wow,
Speaker 42: he's the worst person I ever. Actually that was a
Speaker 42: speech by Obama? Or actually that was a speech by Hillary.
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Speaker 41: I agree that the center of gravity in this country
Speaker 41: has shifted. Certainly the Democratic parties shift is the left.
Speaker 41: But that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about
Speaker 41: people like group of please people.
Speaker 2: It's actually just normal people. It's just normal people. It's
Speaker 2: just normal people.
Speaker 42: And the and here are the principles, and tell me
Speaker 42: which are these sound terrible? That we should have secure borders,
Speaker 42: that we should have safe cities, that we should have
Speaker 42: sensible spending, which are those three are a far right
Speaker 42: fringe and I would like to just admonish you and
Speaker 42: the media for the absurd characterization of the far right.
Speaker 42: It is false and misleading and nonsense. Please keep this
Speaker 42: part in.
Speaker 41: We'll keep all of this.
Speaker 42: Don't cut this part.
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Speaker 2: Waiting for your now. However you feel about Elon Musk
Speaker 2: teaming up with Donald Trump and doing doge, do you
Speaker 2: think Elon Musk could be accurately called an idiot? Tell
Speaker 2: that to Joy read number thirty four.
Speaker 29: You know what they've been doing with white men over
Speaker 29: the last two generations. Telling them don't go to college.
Speaker 29: College is a waste of time. Telling them you don't
Speaker 29: have to be excellent, you don't have to strive. Your
Speaker 29: only problem is that these brown people are black people
Speaker 29: are stealing your shot. If you get the chance, you
Speaker 29: can do it because you're naturally superior. You just tell
Speaker 29: them you're superior. You don't have to get educated. You're superior.
Speaker 29: You don't have to learn. You're superior. You don't have
Speaker 29: to get more training. You're superior. You don't even have
Speaker 29: to try. We just have to eliminate your competition and
Speaker 29: you'll be fine. You know, you've been spending a decade
Speaker 29: insisting in telling us Elon Musk is a genius.
Speaker 20: When you hear him talk, you realize he's.
Speaker 29: Actually an idiot, but you keep telling him, Yeah, but
Speaker 29: he invented Tesla when he didn't, he just bought it.
Speaker 20: Telling people rich people are brilliant because they're rich.
Speaker 29: Donald Trump is, you know, the natural president and perfect
Speaker 29: and smart because he's wealthy.
Speaker 20: And then because someone is rich it means they're smart.
Speaker 20: It doesn't.
Speaker 29: And last time I check, I don't think Peter till
Speaker 29: is a programmer, but people think he's some genius programmer
Speaker 29: because he's rich and he buys the work of actual programmers.
Speaker 29: Did y' all know the two men who actually invented Tesla?
Speaker 29: There's two other white dudes invented Tesla. They're geniuses. Elon
Speaker 29: just bought it, and now people think, oh, he's a genius.
Speaker 20: No he's not.
Speaker 29: They're actually inventing a competitor to the Tesla truck, which
Speaker 29: is I guarantee you going to be superior to the
Speaker 29: Tesla truck. The Tesla truck is, from what I understand,
Speaker 29: the first truck Elon Musk actually designed. And it looks
Speaker 29: like and it's very bad. It's broken, it's easy to
Speaker 29: rip it apart. Teslas are terrible since he's taken over.
Speaker 29: It was a great company when it was owned by
Speaker 29: the other guys, the guys who actually invented Tesla's.
Speaker 2: Where do you start with this? Let's start with her hair.
Speaker 2: Is that cultural appropriation for her to look like Barnie Rubble?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 2: How many people does joy Read employ just in round numbers?
Speaker 2: How many things as joy Read invented? Just in round numbers?
Speaker 2: And yes, Elon Musk bought Tesla from what money that
Speaker 2: he made from companies that he started, whether it's zip Too,
Speaker 2: whether it's SpaceX, neuralink x AI, Solar City. He employs
Speaker 2: something like two hundred thousand people, probably about two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand more than Miss Reid employees. She even Wants bragged
Speaker 2: that she was a DEI admit to Harvard. But Elon
Speaker 2: Musk is an idiot. I have more about miss read
Speaker 2: when we come back. Don't go away on, Merryoder.
Speaker 17: Kissick.
Speaker 29: You know what they've been doing with white men over
Speaker 29: the last two generations, telling them don't go to college.
Speaker 29: College is a waste of time, telling them you don't
Speaker 29: have to be excellent, you don't have to strive.
Speaker 20: Your only problem is that these brown people or black
Speaker 20: people are still.
Speaker 2: All right, you need to okay, okay, telling these white
Speaker 2: people you know, you need to go to college, you
Speaker 2: need to strive. Really Triple eight ninety seven one sage
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Speaker 2: the Relief Factor Studio. Don't forget your Relief Factor eight
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Speaker 2: dot com. That's Reliefactor dot com. So Joy Reid said
Speaker 2: that people are being told you don't need to go
Speaker 2: to college, you don't need to strive. Joy Reid went
Speaker 2: to Harvard. She has called herself a proud DEI admit.
Speaker 2: She graduated with a Bachelor in Visual and Environmental Studies.
Speaker 2: Not quite sure what that is, but it certainly sounds impressive.
Speaker 2: Elon musk Well. He went to Queen's University from nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty nine to nineteen ninety two, then transferred University Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: graduated nineteen ten ninety seven with a Bachelor of Science
Speaker 2: and Physics a Bachelor of Arts and Economics. After penn
Speaker 2: he was accepted into a PhD program in material science
Speaker 2: at Stanford. However, he left to pursue the first of
Speaker 2: his many opportunities during the Internet. Boom Co founded zip Ti,
Speaker 2: which he sold to Compact for three hundred and seven
Speaker 2: million dollars. It was his first big deal. Then x
Speaker 2: dot Com, which is an online bank, merged with Convinity
Speaker 2: and evolved into PayPal. eBay acquired PayPal in two thousand
Speaker 2: and two for one point five billion dollars. He started
Speaker 2: SpaceX two thousand and two. Now it launches South Lights,
Speaker 2: carries astronauts, developing starship missions for Moon and Mars. The
Speaker 2: Boring Company Boring Company develops tunneling technology and underground transportation systems.
Speaker 2: Neuralink in twenty sixteen, developing brain computer interfaces aimed at
Speaker 2: treating neurological disorders. The idea is that people with the
Speaker 2: inability to walk because of spinal injuries WI someday be
Speaker 2: able to walk. XAI in twenty twenty three, an AI
Speaker 2: company designed to compete with Open Ai, Google and others,
Speaker 2: develops the Grock family of AI models. He didn't found
Speaker 2: these companies, but he transformed them and then Tesla, as
Speaker 2: story Reid pointed out, he invested, became chairman. Under his leadership,
Speaker 2: it became the world's largest electric vehicle company, and then
Speaker 2: expanded into batteries, into energy storage, robotics, and AI purchased Twitter,
Speaker 2: renamed it x fired almost seventy or eighty percent of
Speaker 2: its employees, and somehow, some way it's still kept going.
Speaker 2: He found it something called solar City, rooftop solar installation company.
Speaker 2: Tesla acquired it in twenty sixteen. So we're talking about
Speaker 2: success in the following fields electric vehicles, space explorations, satellite communications, AI, brain,
Speaker 2: computer interfaces, social media, infrastructure, and tunneling. Aside from that,
Speaker 2: he's an idiot. Now, I don't quite understand what Jory
Speaker 2: Reid was saying. She said, we've told people that they
Speaker 2: don't need to go to college. There is something called
Speaker 2: the assumptions of white culture in the United States. It
Speaker 2: was on the website of the museum the National Museum
Speaker 2: of African American History and Culture, part of its talking
Speaker 2: about race portal on their website. After complaints by Donald
Speaker 2: Trump Junior, among others, they took it down. Quote aspects
Speaker 2: and assumptions of white culture in the United States. One
Speaker 2: aspect is rugged individualism. Who knew that was a bad thing.
Speaker 2: The individual is a primary unit, self reliance, independent autonomy
Speaker 2: is highly valued and rewarded. Individuals assumed to be in
Speaker 2: control of their environment. You get what you deserve. This
Speaker 2: is an aspect of white culture. Family structure nuclear family, mother,
Speaker 2: father is the ideal social unit. If this is white culture,
Speaker 2: of course, husband is a breadwinner. Wife is homemaker and
Speaker 2: subordinate to the husband. Children should have their own rooms,
Speaker 2: be independent. This used to be on the website of
Speaker 2: the National Museum of African American History and Culture. There's
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Speaker 2: the way, the person that put up this aspect and
Speaker 2: assumptions of white culture apologized took it down. The interim director,
Speaker 2: its name is Spencer Crewe, said the material had been
Speaker 2: removed because it didn't contribute to the discussion as planned. Quote.
Speaker 2: The whole idea is to give tools to people to
Speaker 2: have these conversations that are vital to moving forward. This
Speaker 2: was one of these tools. We found it's not working
Speaker 2: the way we intended we aired in including it. Close
Speaker 2: quote but he said, the chart isn't racist.
Speaker 24: Quote.
Speaker 2: We're trying to talk about ideology, not about people. We're
Speaker 2: encouraging people to think about the world they live in
Speaker 2: and how they navigate it. That's important to talk about
Speaker 2: to grow and to get better. Close quote.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: The chart came from a book that was out in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy eight called White Awareness Handbook for Anti Racism
Speaker 2: Training by Judy Katz. It lists fifty attributes about white people.
Speaker 2: Fifty attributes white people use to describe their culture. She writes,
Speaker 2: these attributes quote have been normalized over time and are
Speaker 2: now considered standard practices of the United States. And since
Speaker 2: white people still hold most of the institutional power in America,
Speaker 2: we all have internalized some aspects of white culture, including
Speaker 2: people of color. Close quote back to the graph that
Speaker 2: was once posted on this museum. Emphasis on scientific method, objective, rational,
Speaker 2: linear thinking, cause and effect relationships, quantitative emphasis aspects of
Speaker 2: white culture sounds to me these are aspects of common sense.
Speaker 2: But I guess I'm a little biased. History based on
Speaker 2: Northern European immigrants experience in the United States, heavy focus
Speaker 2: on the British Empire, the privacy of Western Greek, Roman,
Speaker 2: and Judaeo Christian tradition. In other words, culture of America,
Speaker 2: Protestant work ethic hard work is a key to success.
Speaker 2: Work before play. If you didn't meet your goals, you
Speaker 2: didn't work hard enough. Religion Christianity is the norm. Anything
Speaker 2: other than Judaeo christian is foreign. No tolerance for deviation
Speaker 2: from the single God concept, single God concept. Status, power
Speaker 2: and authority. Wealth equals worth. Your job is who you are.
Speaker 2: Respect authority. Heavy value on ownership of goods space property.
Speaker 2: Sounds like your basic rap song, doesn't it. Future orientation
Speaker 2: plan for the future, delay, gratification, progress is always best,
Speaker 2: Tomorrow will be better. Trying to figure out how this
Speaker 2: is white culture. Time follow rigid time schedules, view time
Speaker 2: as a commodity. Aesthetics based on European culture, Steak and potatoes,
Speaker 2: bland is best women's beauty based on blonde thin barbie
Speaker 2: man's attractiveness based on economic status, power, intellect. Let me
Speaker 2: inject something here. There have been number of studies that
Speaker 2: show black women are prouder of their bodies and their
Speaker 2: features than whites are. This thing on and black females
Speaker 2: have higher self esteem and do white females. Holidays based
Speaker 2: on Christian religions based on white history and male leaders,
Speaker 2: White history as opposed to American history. This is just sick.
Speaker 2: There's a category called competition, be number one, win it
Speaker 2: all costs, winner loser, dichotomy, action, orientation, master and control.
Speaker 2: Nature must always do something about a situation. Aggressiveness and
Speaker 2: extra version, decision making, majority rules when whites have power,
Speaker 2: but it's not racist. There's a category called justice based
Speaker 2: on English common law, protect property and entitlements, intent counts.
Speaker 2: And final category is this one communication the King's English
Speaker 2: rules written tradition. Avoid conflict, intimacy, don't show emotion, don't
Speaker 2: discuss personal life. And here's a big one. Be polite.
Speaker 2: Aspects and assumptions of white culture in the United States.
Speaker 2: Being polite is white culture. Being on time, White culture
Speaker 2: planning for the future. White culture hard work is the
Speaker 2: key to success. Having that attitude is white culture. Objective, rational,
Speaker 2: linear thinking. Well, white culture. Individuals assume to be in
Speaker 2: control of their environment. You get what you deserve. White
Speaker 2: culture nuclear family, mother, father, ideal social union unit of
Speaker 2: white culture. There was a time in American history when
Speaker 2: a black child was more likely to be raised in
Speaker 2: a family unit consisting of a father married to the
Speaker 2: mother than whites. So I guess blacks at one time
Speaker 2: embraced white culture more than white embraced white culture. This
Speaker 2: is all getting very complicated. I think I'm gonna need
Speaker 2: some think factor to sort myself through all of this.
Speaker 2: When I reminds you, we come back two days before
Speaker 2: the Biden Trump debate, what Caitlin Collins said about the
Speaker 2: reports on how each of these can mandates Biden and
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Speaker 2: get this straight. Kaitlin Colin was talking about the show
Speaker 2: prep that Biden was undergoing two days before the debate
Speaker 2: versus the show prep that Trump was undergoing now based
Speaker 2: on the aspect and assumption of white culture in the
Speaker 2: United States. Biden was pursuing white culture and Trump was not.
Speaker 2: Number thirty three.
Speaker 43: In American history. Is set to begin forty eight hours
Speaker 43: from right now. The mission for both candidates, and this
Speaker 43: in presidential debate is a contrast. And before you start
Speaker 43: yelling at your screen, yes, these two could not be
Speaker 43: any more different from one another, but what happens on
Speaker 43: Thursday night, and both style and substance, has the potential
Speaker 43: to alter the trajectory of this race. President Biden has
Speaker 43: spent days locked in intense preparation, surrounded by his closest
Speaker 43: advisors at Camp David, and our sources are telling us
Speaker 43: tonight that fullmock debates are underway at the podium under
Speaker 43: the lights. He's even watching tape to know exactly what
Speaker 43: he's going to see when he steps up to that lecture.
Speaker 43: His team shot a video during a walkthrough of the
Speaker 43: CNN studio, and as I reported while covering him at
Speaker 43: the White House, when Biden prepares, he does so incredibly intensively.
Speaker 43: The former president, on the other hand, who is not
Speaker 43: known for his attention to detail, is talking about how
Speaker 43: very hard it is to prepare, while at the same time,
Speaker 43: insisting he doesn't need it.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess Biden should have prepared a little bit more. Now,
Speaker 2: did you hear what the Philadelphia Eagles coach said about
Speaker 2: doctor Fauci number fifty five?
Speaker 1: What's the plan at safety? Is that marks as Jaba loose?
Speaker 18: I'm gonna be like Fauci and just take the Fifth
Speaker 18: Amendment on on questions?
Speaker 2: Did you guys see that? Oh my god?
Speaker 18: What was the question.
Speaker 1: Did you guys see that? Oh my god? What was
Speaker 1: the question?
Speaker 2: Did the International Criminal Court ever indict anybody from hesbalah Hamas,
Speaker 2: the hoo Thies Benjamin to Yahoo number twenty eight as
Speaker 2: they could pick them up?
Speaker 35: The forty five thousand dead Iranians that were killed by
Speaker 35: the Iranian leadership, were they ever charged?
Speaker 34: No? Of course now they don't charge them. They don't
Speaker 34: charge because Bob, they don't charge all these other mosques. Yeah,
Speaker 34: supposedly they charged Colmas. But guy a guy who's already dead. Yeah,
Speaker 34: you know so. No, it's it's fake. It's one big fake.
Speaker 2: According to Ted Cruz, Mandami is a communist. Number twenty nine.
Speaker 44: Is perfectly fine with using violence to attack their enemies.
Speaker 44: They put out a list that's intended to be a
Speaker 44: list for their supporters at a minimum to go harass
Speaker 44: these people, but potentially even worse. You remember the United
Speaker 44: Healthcare execs, the.
Speaker 2: Kind of thing that they do in Soviet Union, wasn't
Speaker 2: it every great weekend, everybody got blessed.
Speaker 5: What can I say?
Speaker 1: That's big drop all across America.
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Speaker 17: You don't know about anything.