Speaker 1: He's editor in chief of Breitbart News and a New
Speaker 1: York Times best selling author, and on this podcast he
Speaker 1: brings deep research, prescient analysis at world class guests. He's
Speaker 1: Alex Marlow, and this is the Alex Marlow Show.
Speaker 2: All right, Emma Joe's back. We're making this regular thing.
Speaker 3: And you guys all watched the last Mma Joe episode
Speaker 3: and missus doctor Marlow wanted to watch it. She was
Speaker 3: laughing old time. We were catching up on the news.
Speaker 3: I think there's a lot of great stuff that she
Speaker 3: has to offer. The famou for the laptop from hell
Speaker 3: Scoop at the New York Post and then worked for
Speaker 3: me for many years, Hey bright bart News and remains
Speaker 3: a good friend of the show, Emma Joe. The burning
Speaker 3: question on everyone's mind is has anyone picked up your
Speaker 3: trash yet?
Speaker 4: Fairly? I don't know.
Speaker 5: I saw some guy like throwing stuff into the street
Speaker 5: the other day. We've gotten into a full purge here,
Speaker 5: I don't know. We're gunning the budget and things aren't
Speaker 5: going well.
Speaker 3: So did they get the rats? I'll tell you, I've
Speaker 3: been telling the audience there. We've got a lot of
Speaker 3: rat content on this show. This is really sort of
Speaker 3: a rat based podcast. To be honest with you, we
Speaker 3: had a big debate last year on snake versus rat, Like,
Speaker 3: what's the You're aware of this, because I know you
Speaker 3: keep up with this.
Speaker 2: What is the preferred weird pet? And I was.
Speaker 3: I was clearly on the side of rat, and I
Speaker 3: got birnd big league because now I have rats and
Speaker 3: they are not the kind you get at the pet store.
Speaker 3: They're the kind that invade your house and try to
Speaker 3: eat your dog's food and your kids. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: well so far we only got one, but I got
Speaker 3: the exterminator out trying to patch above the holes.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's it's an issue.
Speaker 3: And I only say this because my house is generally
Speaker 3: pretty nice and charming, but it does wreak of just like,
Speaker 3: how disgusting is this guy he's got rats in his house? Well,
Speaker 3: we caught one the other day and we did name him.
Speaker 2: We named him.
Speaker 3: Chucky, as in honor of Chuckie Cheese. And he's he's
Speaker 3: gone now. He is ded dead, much like the rats
Speaker 3: on New York City. So do you guys, is there
Speaker 3: still can you guys function? I mean, we went through
Speaker 3: this last time, is it You guys were basically shut
Speaker 3: down because of government and competence.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well so we had yeah, we had you, by
Speaker 5: the way, just for the years. Now, Alex is not
Speaker 5: a disgusting hoarder. Alex has a very not to blow
Speaker 5: you up. But I've been to Alex's house and it's
Speaker 5: like a very charming suburban situation, beautiful kids, beautiful little setup.
Speaker 5: So the rat is shocking. But anyway, Yeah, the the
Speaker 5: thing about New York that I guess is true is
Speaker 5: so the boulders that have been blocking the road are
Speaker 5: basically gone only because the weather warmed up for a
Speaker 5: few days in a rows or on got bailed out
Speaker 5: by like three days above freezing. So that saved his
Speaker 5: entire administration at least for the first six months until
Speaker 5: his budget was released, which is going to sink him again.
Speaker 5: But anyway, the ice, the ice banks are gone now
Speaker 5: and so that's fine. But in terms of the way
Speaker 5: the city functions, the city kind of never functions. I
Speaker 5: think to live in New York you have to sign
Speaker 5: up for a certain amount of like elbowing your way through.
Speaker 4: Your life, you know.
Speaker 5: So hopefully I think that at this point the ambulances
Speaker 5: are working again, so that's good. But I mean, I
Speaker 5: just walked out of my apartment today to come to
Speaker 5: work and saw my trash bag ripped open and strewn
Speaker 5: across the sidewalk.
Speaker 4: So you know, it's just another day.
Speaker 2: It sounds charming.
Speaker 3: Well, at least you're gonna be paying more soon for rent,
Speaker 3: because mom, Donnie, even though campaigning on the rent will
Speaker 3: not go up, is going to be raising property taxes.
Speaker 3: Has he been forced to ask how does that work
Speaker 3: with not being not wanting to raise property taxes?
Speaker 2: Because I'm sending obsessed with this point.
Speaker 3: I've made it in every media hit I've done, I think,
Speaker 3: which is that I don't see how you can raise
Speaker 3: property taxes and not raise rent when the landlord's already
Speaker 3: kind of pulling relatively low margins because they can't charge
Speaker 3: market rates now because of all the rents capped. So
Speaker 3: what's the plan here to not be a colossal hypocrite?
Speaker 2: Or does he just not care?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I'm not like, I'm not I'm not sure
Speaker 5: how he's gonna like mitigate the disaster of his of
Speaker 5: his behavior and his promises.
Speaker 4: So that's right.
Speaker 5: So just to get the audience maybe a little more
Speaker 5: context if they don't know the story.
Speaker 4: So that was what I just allude to my last answer.
Speaker 5: He just unveiled his budget and he's five billion dollars
Speaker 5: in the hole, and he says that he's going to
Speaker 5: try to make up that gap by raising property taxes
Speaker 5: because naturally it's just the rich who owned property, and
Speaker 5: we hate them, right because we're socialists.
Speaker 4: So anyway, that's his plan.
Speaker 5: But obviously, I you know, people say that he's naive,
Speaker 5: that he doesn't think of second order effects, but I
Speaker 5: disagree completely, and I've mentioned that on this show. Actually
Speaker 5: that was probably my salient predict about the mom Donnie
Speaker 5: run on your show before he was elected. And I'll
Speaker 5: explain more, but basically, sixty six percent of New Yorkers
Speaker 5: are renters. So if he's raising property attacks, I like
Speaker 5: to think that our audience is a little higher iq
Speaker 5: than most they can understand where that goes. Obviously, it's
Speaker 5: just something that the rent shoulders because the property owner
Speaker 5: can't absorb can't absorb the expense. So sixty six percent
Speaker 5: of New Yorkers are renters. They're going to get like,
Speaker 5: the rents are just going to go up to high.
Speaker 5: Nobody is going to be able to keep up with it,
Speaker 5: and I think Zoron intends for this, and what he
Speaker 5: wants to do is absorb the properties as.
Speaker 4: Properties of the city. He wants to increase the city's portfolio.
Speaker 5: And that was what I thought and said on this show,
Speaker 5: and he seems to be trying to do now in
Speaker 5: a sideways way. But I said this before he got elected.
Speaker 5: That's going to be the mandate. The mandate is going
Speaker 5: to be create more communal houses once we were kind
Speaker 5: of afforded anymore.
Speaker 3: What I'm strict by im, and this has come up
Speaker 3: on our last show, is how it just feels like
Speaker 3: the destruction of our cities is completely tolerable to one
Speaker 3: of the major political parties. A New York Post had
Speaker 3: a story on how the Oakland mayor had her car
Speaker 3: stolen in front of city Hall, which is just it's
Speaker 3: so perfectly Oakland. Having lived in the I guess technically
Speaker 3: the Oakland area when I was a Berkeley student, I mean,
Speaker 3: this is not something you would have seen as impossible.
Speaker 3: A lot of the most famous and bestest Democrat politicians
Speaker 3: have come from Oakland, namely the standard bearer of the party,
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: But Barbara Leeve's car stolen.
Speaker 3: We see in DC, you got the sewage leak into
Speaker 3: the Potomac, which I've been covering, which has gotten very
Speaker 3: little coverage despite the fact that a record level of
Speaker 3: a sewage has been flooding into the already discussing Potomac,
Speaker 3: and just politicians don't react to it for days and
Speaker 3: days and days like no one says, or the local
Speaker 3: media completely effeckless and has no ability to get people
Speaker 3: to cover the story. And then of course you got
Speaker 3: mom Donnie who's not only can't pick up the garbage,
Speaker 3: literally can't pick up the garbage, but is gonna fundamentally
Speaker 3: break maybe his main campaign promise, which is that he's
Speaker 3: gonna make things more affordable in the city.
Speaker 2: He's gonna chase out a bunch of billionaires who.
Speaker 3: Bade the taxis anyway I mean, and then he is
Speaker 3: gonna have all this new expenditures for legal aliens. He's
Speaker 3: already tapping the rainy day funds for who knows what
Speaker 3: did he say why he's tapping the rainy day funds?
Speaker 3: Is it all just to educate illegal alien preschoolers?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's what I was just gonna say. Like,
Speaker 4: at the same time, the part.
Speaker 5: That is not being said is that he is You're
Speaker 5: marking with one point five billion dollars for illegals, and
Speaker 5: it's you know, listen, Obviously the way to balance the
Speaker 5: budget could easily be to cut spending.
Speaker 4: And I don't even think this is controversial. There's so
Speaker 4: much fraud.
Speaker 5: We talk again, you and I talked about this on
Speaker 5: the show maybe like two times ago that we were
Speaker 5: on together, where there's billions of dollars that would make
Speaker 5: Minnesota look like child's play in New York on.
Speaker 4: Home care centers.
Speaker 5: And he could crack down on that, he could do
Speaker 5: an audit on that, I mean, and then obviously all
Speaker 5: the funding for illegals, he.
Speaker 4: Could do it. Crack down or slim down on that.
Speaker 4: But no, of course not.
Speaker 5: He has to hit sixty six percent of New Yorker
Speaker 5: as aka basically the normal people, the middle class, who
Speaker 5: doesn't who can't afford to own, but is living comfortably
Speaker 5: in New York City. So that's basically middle class to
Speaker 5: shoulder all of those expenses. But like I said, Alex,
Speaker 5: like it's not, this is a this is a painful
Speaker 5: means to an end because he will fulfill the promise
Speaker 5: the promise will be communal housing. It's going to be
Speaker 5: trying to push people who are in seventy thousand dollars
Speaker 5: a year into communal housing.
Speaker 3: Really interesting, and I just don't there's there's no economic
Speaker 3: math on it.
Speaker 2: But is there any accountability?
Speaker 3: And I guess this is the question because the voters
Speaker 3: aren't doing the accountability thing. They keep electing the same
Speaker 3: people and when experiments fail, they just go further to
Speaker 3: the left. But is there any accountability from the press?
Speaker 3: It seems like, I mean, there is a New York Post,
Speaker 3: I mean, the New York Post. Does they do try
Speaker 3: to keep an eye on what's going on in New York?
Speaker 3: I just I don't know how powerful they are. There's
Speaker 3: a New York Times care about New York in particular?
Speaker 3: I mean, what do they write about mamnani?
Speaker 4: Well, I think that.
Speaker 5: You and I kind of live in two places that
Speaker 5: are like the purest petri dish for understanding this and
Speaker 5: what happens with these like retarded socialists. I don't know
Speaker 5: if I'm allowed to use that word on Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 5: And I don't think we're broadcasts, like I think this
Speaker 5: is a podcast my safe but anyway, like what happens is, yes,
Speaker 5: you do have the New York Posts, and you know
Speaker 5: California has brightbart and actually now the California Post. There
Speaker 5: is like publicity around the failure, and people don't even
Speaker 5: need that. I mean, like I said, you live your
Speaker 5: day to day life and you see that there's so
Speaker 5: many vagrants and such poor public service that the second
Speaker 5: you step outside of your apartment from your trash from
Speaker 5: the day before is ripped open and thrown across the sidewalk.
Speaker 5: You know, you don't have to have that written the
Speaker 5: New York Post to tell you that you live in
Speaker 5: this like dystopian nightmare. The thing is that, unfortunately these
Speaker 5: are single party states, so the real elections happen in
Speaker 5: the Democratic Party in the primaries, and you don't have
Speaker 5: a real election apart from that. I don't know why,
Speaker 5: but it's just so ingrained in the culture and the
Speaker 5: political culture and in the culture culture that everyone is
Speaker 5: just a Democrats, that's what we are voting for. A
Speaker 5: Republican is just unheard of in huge swaths of the population.
Speaker 5: And by the way, the people in the outer boroughs
Speaker 5: aren't necessarily progressive. They're really not of Mom Donnie swung
Speaker 5: his victory with yuppies and people for the third world
Speaker 5: who live in Queens, you know, but the outer borough,
Speaker 5: working class Brooklyn, you know, Bronx, Like that's not Mam
Speaker 5: Donnie's bases. Are not progressives by any stretch. And so
Speaker 5: that said, it's like it's like it's this is a
Speaker 5: fight that happens on the Democratic Party side. But because sorry,
Speaker 5: because those people will not actually change to Republican.
Speaker 4: They just don't like progressive Democrats.
Speaker 5: So I don't know, I mean, the Democratic Party seems
Speaker 5: like it's on a pretty tight hole by progressives, Mam
Speaker 5: Donnie's people and Democratic Socialists don't know what's going on
Speaker 5: in California and like your super local stuff. But in
Speaker 5: New York it's all Democratic Socialists. DSA is owning every
Speaker 5: single city council thing, all of our big stars CHIOSA.
Speaker 5: He is like the big politics celebrity politician in New York.
Speaker 5: He's actually my councilman in Bedsty. He's like Mam Donnie's clone.
Speaker 5: That's where the Democratic Party is going, at least in
Speaker 5: these progress of cities, and it's again being driven by
Speaker 5: ironically the most privileged among us.
Speaker 3: I just find it I find that for some reason,
Speaker 3: I feel as though we're seeing woke make a comeback
Speaker 3: to some degree. ESPN has just decided that they're going
Speaker 3: to replace Sunday Night Baseball, which I watched, you know
Speaker 3: as a child so some for decades, with women's sports Sundays.
Speaker 3: And there's no evidence that women's sports gets ratings. We
Speaker 3: know that, as I wrote, I wrote a whole book
Speaker 3: about the subject of breaking the news that ABC is
Speaker 3: part of ABC Disney and it is, That's what ESPN
Speaker 3: is part of. And the point is to hold the
Speaker 3: status quo. Is not to try to actually get ratings
Speaker 3: and make money. That's incidentally if they can do that, fine,
Speaker 3: but the goal is to basically allow for the entire
Speaker 3: conglomerate to thrive, including overseas and places like China, things
Speaker 3: like that, and just there doesn't seem to be any
Speaker 3: evidence that that's a good move, and yet that's what
Speaker 3: they're doing. And then you see it seems like one
Speaker 3: Democrat after the next just continuing to run left so hard,
Speaker 3: so dishonest, and they don't seem to care.
Speaker 2: I just is woke back.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's like a like I think it's
Speaker 4: it's I think there's a new woke, you know, I
Speaker 4: think that like so so n Yu langone. I'm sure
Speaker 4: you guys covered this a bright bart.
Speaker 5: N Yu langone has ceased doing a child gender mutilation
Speaker 5: sex like sexual mutilation surgeries, okay, gender affirming care and uh.
Speaker 5: And there was like a little bit of a little
Speaker 5: bit of a rise in in chatter about it, but
Speaker 5: it wasn't something that really like, you know, gripped the
Speaker 5: city in any real way. And we've seen things grip
Speaker 5: the city, you know, like the war in Israel did
Speaker 5: was was one of those issues.
Speaker 4: There was nothing even remotely close to that.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen any big instagram uh Instagram movements even
Speaker 5: about n Yu So you know, that's just a small
Speaker 5: exanly that's recent where I'm like, ah, do people care
Speaker 5: about like the traditional woke issues as much as they did?
Speaker 5: I don't know about that, but there is I think
Speaker 5: this is from First Things. I read this excellent essay.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure it was from First Things about like
Speaker 5: the next generation of woke, and that's what I think
Speaker 5: we're seeing, which is basically.
Speaker 4: Socialism.
Speaker 5: It's it's just economic wokeness makes as little sense as
Speaker 5: social wokeness, which is I think what the trans stuff
Speaker 5: was with the DEI stuff was the race communism was,
Speaker 5: and now we're just getting we're getting the evolved version
Speaker 5: of it that is a little bit more palatable that
Speaker 5: you can sneak past, you know, scolds like you and I,
Speaker 5: and it's it's a class war and that is definitely back,
Speaker 5: and that's stronger than ever because Democrats are pissed.
Speaker 4: They went with establishment candidates twice and lost twice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just interesting.
Speaker 3: I'm just really curious to see this that it just
Speaker 3: doesn't feel like but it also does open up a
Speaker 3: lane for a real outside the box, perhaps twenty twenty
Speaker 3: eight candidate. But it's just across the board, and no
Speaker 3: one ever mixes it up and says anything like, well,
Speaker 3: Joe Biden intentionally opening up the borders and allowing a
Speaker 3: flood of legal aliens was a bad move. I mean,
Speaker 3: I think Hillary Clinton did, but you know, her brand
Speaker 3: is completely blown to smithereens. But I don'tink anyone else
Speaker 3: has done anything like that. And you say, each and
Speaker 3: every Democrat from the radical left to the ostensibly moderate
Speaker 3: at the Munich Security Conference all just trashing our country
Speaker 3: and none of them taking any sort of a moderate
Speaker 3: stance at all, and I'm very struck by it just
Speaker 3: seems like the rhetoric gets more and more extreme. I
Speaker 3: played this clip of Ted Low saying that Trump is
Speaker 3: in the Epstein files and he's alleged to have raped
Speaker 3: children and threatened to kill them.
Speaker 2: That's not true. It's slanderous.
Speaker 3: And also it implies that Joe Biden didn't do this
Speaker 3: and didn't do anything, which is also weird.
Speaker 2: Cover. And here's another one.
Speaker 3: Kim McBride was over there, the trans McBride, the congressman,
Speaker 3: and he dresses a woman with Hillary Clinton, which he'll
Speaker 3: reacts like is totally normal, and then he this quote,
Speaker 3: Threats towards trans trans people are threats towards all women.
Speaker 3: I got to tell you, we don't want threats towards anyone.
Speaker 3: But my wife is not gonna be threatened by a threat.
Speaker 3: At Kim McBride, it's like, it's just it's not true,
Speaker 3: and they just I don't know what is their messaging
Speaker 3: other than can we just it feels almost like confusion
Speaker 3: is the tactic here. They're trying to confuse us at
Speaker 3: every turn, where you can't even follow what they're doing.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, it's so true. It's like confusion mixed
Speaker 4: with like this and these veiled threats.
Speaker 5: Yes, you know, honestly very yeah, and it's it's a
Speaker 5: very subversive way of imposing your dominance on somebody. It's
Speaker 5: actually very cynical and sort of equal if you see
Speaker 5: it that way and you see it through that lens,
Speaker 5: and I think that that's the correct thing that like,
Speaker 5: that is the correct description of what they're doing.
Speaker 4: But I mean, that's the things that it's funny at
Speaker 4: this came up.
Speaker 5: I was on a podcast last week and I was
Speaker 5: asked about the messaging of the GOP leading up to
Speaker 5: the mid terms and whatever. I mean, I think that
Speaker 5: the most impotent message is look at the Democrats.
Speaker 4: What is this? What is this? Yeah, like what McBride
Speaker 4: is it called? It's named her. I don't know what
Speaker 4: to say.
Speaker 2: He's plural And I was like.
Speaker 5: No, I'm gonna blow myself up, but imploding on the
Speaker 5: Marlow Show.
Speaker 4: But yeah, no, it's it's like they're just freaks.
Speaker 5: And Corey Booker Corey Booker two versus Jeremy carl also
Speaker 5: in the Senate hearing last year. Culturally, they're just so
Speaker 5: offensive esthetically, they're so offensive, and that stuff's real, that
Speaker 5: stuffs real, especially when I find that there isn't necessarily
Speaker 5: a massive economic policy case you made. I know that
Speaker 5: you do, and Carnie does literally daily, but I feel
Speaker 5: like in the day to day lives of like normies
Speaker 5: who don't necessarily follow the economics and politics that closely,
Speaker 5: I don't know how much is felt in terms of
Speaker 5: the material change in their lives.
Speaker 4: From the day that Trumble was elected, you know, and
Speaker 4: I'm not saying that to shade.
Speaker 5: It's been one year, but I think that when people
Speaker 5: are considering for the mid terms, it's like, what's the
Speaker 5: most potent political messaging is if the Democrats are disgusting.
Speaker 3: Really interesting, and it's just so it's fascinating to see
Speaker 3: where this is going to go, because there's this whole
Speaker 3: thing in this country that I noticed that we all experience.
Speaker 3: But it feels like more than ever of what I
Speaker 3: call cognitive dissonance, where it seems like people can't the.
Speaker 2: Old habits die hard.
Speaker 3: It might be another cliche to put around it, but
Speaker 3: people have a very hard time changing their mind and
Speaker 3: they like to act like they can form a coherent,
Speaker 3: defensible opinion immediately and then they never waver from an
Speaker 3: opinion because if they do, it's an admission that they
Speaker 3: were imperfect in the past, which is this sort of
Speaker 3: fundamental And I say this, Amma is one of the
Speaker 3: smartest guys I know.
Speaker 2: It's like I'm always changing my mind on stuff that
Speaker 2: it's just.
Speaker 3: That I when you get more information, Why can't people
Speaker 3: be free to do that? People can't think that we
Speaker 3: did blow it on immigration, like we really blew it.
Speaker 3: It was really dumb to let Biden completely open the borders.
Speaker 3: And even if you like immigrants on a personal level,
Speaker 3: do any Democrats can they say that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Can they see?
Speaker 3: The trans stuff was insane, especially with all the trans
Speaker 3: Tifa terror that we've seen, with all the violence where
Speaker 3: they told us all the trends are going to kill
Speaker 3: themselves unless we let them transition, and then they transition,
Speaker 3: then they kill all of us figuratively speaking, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 3: It's what can they miss Yeah, we missed this one.
Speaker 3: We missed it. We missed it, we missed it. We
Speaker 3: don't like that our girls can't win at sports anymore,
Speaker 3: and the men are setting swimming records and track records.
Speaker 3: We don't like it. Sorry, we're shutting it down. They
Speaker 3: can never do it, and it's just crazy to me.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know why they don't actually lean in
Speaker 5: hard or what I've never understood about the Democrat position
Speaker 5: on the transits is you can, I guess, advocate for
Speaker 5: trans is if you want that to be your life
Speaker 5: and your big issue, like okay, like okay, But then
Speaker 5: in that case, like how many trans is, Alex, I
Speaker 5: don't know if you hang out much with like any
Speaker 5: any kind of edgier people, but like you know, I
Speaker 5: actually have and unfriendly with some people who are of
Speaker 5: transgender experience, and I don't think any of them are athletes.
Speaker 5: I never met a trans athlete in real like in
Speaker 5: the real on the scene if anything. You know, the
Speaker 5: main main threat against transgender people is death in instances
Speaker 5: of prostitution. So like, if you wanted to, maybe the
Speaker 5: left should go all in on defending the transes. But
Speaker 5: then in that case, why are you allowing and to
Speaker 5: compete in women's sports? At has something to do with
Speaker 5: trans right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's it's right and you were a thing
Speaker 3: or something. Why what I'm what I'm lacking here is
Speaker 3: I feel like, you know, we on the right, like
Speaker 3: we got the Iraq War wrong, and we never stopped
Speaker 3: punishing ourselves for it, Like it's constant, we never stop.
Speaker 2: It's the I feel like, you know, you know.
Speaker 3: Tucker Carlson is a completely different person because of that.
Speaker 3: He is, you could almost I mean, that's year zero
Speaker 3: for him, is when he came to terms with the
Speaker 3: fact that that was wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean, and there's so many of us have a
Speaker 2: version of that.
Speaker 3: And for me, I was in high school, but I
Speaker 3: bought the GP propaganda. I had no power whatsoever. I
Speaker 3: had empowered my own Republican clubs at the time. But
Speaker 3: just the thought that I got conned into that thing, Man,
Speaker 3: I better not let that happen again. And it does
Speaker 3: inform stuff that I think about.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I was just gonna say totally, that radicalized
Speaker 5: me into MAGA And I never felt smarter after that, actually,
Speaker 5: which is kind of the funny thing.
Speaker 4: And I agree with you.
Speaker 5: It's a huge growth experience intellectually and in terms of
Speaker 5: your character when you could admit that you really kind
Speaker 5: of got got that you were dumb, that you were
Speaker 5: really dumb. I mean, yeah, that was what at least
Speaker 5: red paled me was the Iraq War and Trump explaining
Speaker 5: that like just I don't know. Trump reframed it, and
Speaker 5: he was kind of the first one, I think in
Speaker 5: twenty fifteen to say, wait, a.
Speaker 4: Sec like what like what was that for?
Speaker 5: You know, and attack Bush and attack the whole establishment
Speaker 5: and frame it as a globalist conquest, to talk about
Speaker 5: the blood and treasure and really emphasize what a mistake
Speaker 5: it was, what a catastrophe it was. And it made
Speaker 5: me exactly like look back on those days when I
Speaker 5: was also like in high school exactly and defending it
Speaker 5: like to the death, and it made me think, wow,
Speaker 5: that was pure propaganda. I was totally prop gandai is
Speaker 5: I was brainwashed by the TV, and I feel really stupid.
Speaker 4: And it changed my whole perspective and it changed.
Speaker 5: Me as as a person like for real IMPULSI at
Speaker 5: least for sure and highly skeptical.
Speaker 4: I could never go back. And I don't know why
Speaker 4: the left doesn't do that, you.
Speaker 6: Know, But it's also because, yeah, if the right had
Speaker 6: got in the Iraq War right, I might not have
Speaker 6: reappraised immigration where I was.
Speaker 3: I never had a position, but I was always fed
Speaker 3: the same GOP styles from propaganda that it's all completely necessary.
Speaker 3: We it's a good thing to just rely on cheap
Speaker 3: plastic stuff from China that's all disposable, like that's a
Speaker 3: great way to run the economy, and it's completely okay
Speaker 3: to replace Americans, and uh, it is illegal immigration.
Speaker 2: Is just it is what it is.
Speaker 3: It's the And I didn't think that critically about it
Speaker 3: until you start thinking critically about the people who are
Speaker 3: making these decisions, and then you really do get to
Speaker 3: liberate your mind. And I just caution this because we
Speaker 3: all have these tribal instincts and I don't I know,
Speaker 3: you can't completely fight against that.
Speaker 2: It's in our nature.
Speaker 3: But I just hope some people, and it's not going
Speaker 3: to come from the political class.
Speaker 2: It might come from a Stephen A. Smith.
Speaker 3: It might come from a CEO type that comes in
Speaker 3: and says, hold on, we're closing the border and we're
Speaker 3: in the tran stuff. Now let's talk about the rest
Speaker 3: of it. Can they do that? I don't know, I
Speaker 3: really don't know. And if they don't, then are we
Speaker 3: moving into some sort of a really woke moment. But
Speaker 3: I want to leave that there Emma, because I've got
Speaker 3: to take an issue with you because you're not only
Speaker 3: my unofficial New York correspondent, you're my unofficial Canadian correspondent
Speaker 3: as well. And apparently Canada is the home of cheaters.
Speaker 3: Apparently you guys are cheating and curling. I got a video.
Speaker 3: Let me play this all right, So Canada, if those
Speaker 3: of you who are just just listening, and God bless you,
Speaker 3: we love people who listen, we love people to watch.
Speaker 3: But this guy is busted clearly, just you know, finger
Speaker 3: blasting his stone and when you're just to release the
Speaker 3: stone one time, and that's not enough for him. He's
Speaker 3: got to just you know, throw a finger out there.
Speaker 3: And who knows what if this matters at all. I
Speaker 3: don't know curling, but I'm just telling you, flat out,
Speaker 3: curling is hypnotic, is mesmerizing. But after the guy and
Speaker 3: I still got the clip here the ruhonan character from
Speaker 3: America who's a slip and fall lawyer who went overseas
Speaker 3: because he's good at gliding the stone and brooming it
Speaker 3: that he went over there to smear our country. It
Speaker 3: is I'm just calling I'm calling it. This is my
Speaker 3: hottest take of the Day host Sake of the Year.
Speaker 3: Curling stinks.
Speaker 2: I'm over it.
Speaker 3: It's just it's stupid, and there's a reason why we
Speaker 3: only watch it once every four years, and we don't
Speaker 3: really like it. And now that Canada is cheating, and
Speaker 3: then the guy gets busted clearly cheating, it seems, and
Speaker 3: then you're swearing at the other team.
Speaker 2: You're supposed to be classy if you're a curler.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and especially if you're a Canadian. Those aren't the
Speaker 5: manners I was raised with. I love his accent too.
Speaker 5: He's like swearing with a really like hard r. Like
Speaker 5: that's the very Canadian thing. Those things that I had
Speaker 5: to beat out of myself when I moved here. And
Speaker 5: so I haven't totally I haven't totally conquered that tendency,
Speaker 5: but yeah, I don't know. You know, I left Canada
Speaker 5: right at the beginning of the Trudeau administration, and I
Speaker 5: left like it's almost like I stepped out and time
Speaker 5: froze for me in Canada, as it was like a
Speaker 5: really idyllic place.
Speaker 4: Actually, when I grew up, it was a really great
Speaker 4: place to live.
Speaker 5: Whether you were in the cities in Toronto, in Montreal,
Speaker 5: or you know, you were in the pristine nature, right,
Speaker 5: just basically stepping outside of the cities and you're on
Speaker 5: these incredible mountains with the freshest air and the cleanest water,
Speaker 5: and it's it's turned into an identity lists and and
Speaker 5: and borderless and dignity liss place and apparently you know,
Speaker 5: in a show of all of that, you can't even
Speaker 5: get a clean curling game on behalf of the Canadian people.
Speaker 3: He's cheating curling game. And so this is what I've
Speaker 3: learned this year. Minnesota nice, not real Canada and Ice.
Speaker 3: I'm starting to question. It's starting to question. And I'm
Speaker 3: a pro being nice guy. It's the I can get
Speaker 3: mean if you if you start a beef, but it's
Speaker 3: a I like be nice to people in general.
Speaker 2: I generally think kindness is a good thing.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know if you saw the Daily Mail
Speaker 5: the other day, Like they're mating, they're mating seasonal depression.
Speaker 5: Now they're medically assisted suiciding seasonal depression now really, so
Speaker 5: Canada not nice?
Speaker 1: Nice?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Oh my.
Speaker 7: God, it's when the try killing yourself like that could
Speaker 7: be that could literally though literally and actually at the
Speaker 7: same time as that story is coming out, like twenty
Speaker 7: four hours later, there was this televised thing of a
Speaker 7: Trudeau deputy talking about how it's only available to white
Speaker 7: privileged to white privileged people, and we need to make
Speaker 7: sure that we expand.
Speaker 5: The access to the medically assistant suicide to people of color.
Speaker 5: Sounds racist, all.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm cleansing the palette.
Speaker 3: There's a US hockey player and his name is Quinn
Speaker 3: Hughes and he actually said something nice about our country.
Speaker 3: And all I've done is played negativity. So I'm going
Speaker 3: to balance it out. This is my Jimmy Kimmel having
Speaker 3: one conservative every nineteen months on his show. To balance
Speaker 3: it out, me play something positive from the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Hell of a game out there. Tick
Speaker 2: down the game winner.
Speaker 8: I mean, what does that feel like?
Speaker 4: Yeah, just to relief.
Speaker 8: It's really joan being here with this group and the guys,
Speaker 8: and I'm trying to extend it as long as I can't.
Speaker 2: Right on and then USA flags all over the place.
Speaker 2: You can hear the chance. What's the atmosphere like? Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's special.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, I love the US and it's
Speaker 8: great country in the world, so happy to represent it
Speaker 8: here with these guys. And and that's really special.
Speaker 7: Nice.
Speaker 2: Last one, what are you taking from tonight into Slovakia?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I think you just want to move
Speaker 8: on and be ready to go and get your feed
Speaker 8: up the next twenty four hours and then be ready
Speaker 8: to go right on.
Speaker 3: Man, Thank thank you, God forbid, God forbid something nice
Speaker 3: to say, and hopefully I can get that so that
Speaker 3: people can see the video.
Speaker 5: I just think I understand how it's only the Americans
Speaker 5: that get the question of like how it makes them
Speaker 5: feel to see their national flag and like how it
Speaker 5: makes them feel to be representing their country at the
Speaker 5: Olympics amid whatever insert political issue.
Speaker 2: Of the day.
Speaker 5: Does does anyone get that question from France? Does any
Speaker 5: get that question from England, of the country of of
Speaker 5: of the the rampant, criminal and discrete Andrew mount Batton
Speaker 5: Windsor No? No, of course, not only the United States,
Speaker 5: because everything is just an exercise with Trumps arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 5: Although Eileen Goo did get asked finally, and she, of
Speaker 5: course gave gave the the classic CCP coach answer and
Speaker 5: that's a loud no follow up.
Speaker 3: All right, So you you you mentioned Andrew from the
Speaker 3: Royal family. I'll guess I'll get you to opine any
Speaker 3: fresh Epstein takes lately.
Speaker 5: Emma, no, no, no, I'm still I'm still. I think
Speaker 5: you and I are both kind of in the same
Speaker 5: place on this, which is like, I'm still waiting for
Speaker 5: the big thing that proves the theory that there was
Speaker 5: a big pedophile ring that's running our lives or something.
Speaker 5: But the only take that I have about the Prince
Speaker 5: Andrew thing, which is a huge, obviously event. You know,
Speaker 5: the fact that a senior royal would ever be arrested
Speaker 5: is like insane. The only thing that I would have
Speaker 5: to say about it is, you know, the King. I
Speaker 5: think the King said something to the effect of, you know,
Speaker 5: justice must be administered equally, something like that, which is
Speaker 5: very nice thing and ideally that's true, and except I
Speaker 5: haven't seen such a reaction to rapes conducted by migrants
Speaker 5: in the UK. That is something that the UK does
Speaker 5: everything it possibly can, including preventing you from discussing it,
Speaker 5: to avoid addressing and arresting those those horrific and disgusting
Speaker 5: demons that they have perpetrated times against children in the
Speaker 5: UK on a rampant schedule. And Andrew, you know from
Speaker 5: twenty five years ago or whatever. Again, not excusing his behavior,
Speaker 5: but I mean, are you that's and you're doing these
Speaker 5: huge public gesture like this to arrest the King's brother. Yeah,
Speaker 5: when you have I like this take and.
Speaker 4: Gas going around.
Speaker 3: I like this take and it's not It's one of
Speaker 3: these things where I'm going to keep bringing everything the
Speaker 3: life that I can for the bright Bart audience, and
Speaker 3: I'll periodically do stuff on the show. We did a
Speaker 3: big episode this week with Oliver lay and on Prince
Speaker 3: Andrew or former Prince Andrew and all of his improprieties
Speaker 3: on the show. But overall, I just wanted to get
Speaker 3: the child Blusters and I don't feel like we're doing that.
Speaker 3: And even Prince Andrew seems like a bad guy, but
Speaker 3: he kind of knew it. And I like, where are
Speaker 3: the American child Molusters?
Speaker 2: Where they at?
Speaker 3: Where's this cabal that's rounding the world I've been hearing
Speaker 3: about And I have no doubt there's some of them
Speaker 3: out there. Can get some of them, and that's kind
Speaker 3: of what I want. And is that nuts? Because I
Speaker 3: feel like, do we lose the plot that that's what
Speaker 3: we were trying to do to begin with?
Speaker 5: Well, that's I mean, I think that there absolutely is
Speaker 5: a child molester conspiracy, and I think that it spans
Speaker 5: in the UK, across Europe, in North America, and it's
Speaker 5: a cartel slash migrant.
Speaker 4: Child molestation, roving gang conspiracy.
Speaker 5: Tom Holman literally yesterday, I mean we're recording this on
Speaker 5: Thursday of every nineteenth. Yesterday Tom Holman came out and
Speaker 5: said that they just busted. They just found a fourteen
Speaker 5: year old girl who's like pregnant living with two males.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, that's that.
Speaker 4: I'm really.
Speaker 3: Of him talking about it, and I got it. I
Speaker 3: got the audio, I pulled it. This is an amazing
Speaker 3: coincidence in the scheme of podcasts out now.
Speaker 9: We're showing up at parking lots, bacant homes, but we're
Speaker 9: not going to give up to everyone.
Speaker 2: His kids are found.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 9: So it just found one to day an example, fourteen
Speaker 9: year old little girl living to two adult males who
Speaker 9: trafficked there and we found her. She's pregnant from trafficking,
Speaker 9: being forced in the prostitution fourteen years though, so we're
Speaker 9: taking care of her both physically and mentally. Despite what
Speaker 9: the media says, we're not heartless. We care about it
Speaker 9: because I'm my father, and the reason I'm so emotional
Speaker 9: and so hard headstronger on this issue because I dealt
Speaker 9: with dying children throughout my career. I've held dying children.
Speaker 9: I've held dead children. I talught to the little girls,
Speaker 9: the youngest nine. They were great multiple times by the
Speaker 9: Krimina cartels. I'll never forget it when you get on
Speaker 9: your knees to talk to nine year a little girl,
Speaker 9: everything innocent and purest rip from her and she don't
Speaker 9: believe in humanity anymore because you had a bunch of
Speaker 9: animals crawling on her and taking everything pure from her.
Speaker 9: You'll never forget it. That's happening every day too, is trafficking,
Speaker 9: and we're going to put an end to it. Thing
Speaker 9: we can do it.
Speaker 2: This is an amazing guy. That's an amazing story.
Speaker 5: I don't know how he does it. If I saw
Speaker 5: that time, I would kill myself. Like, I don't even
Speaker 5: know how he does it. Just true evil, true evil,
Speaker 5: and that's it. I mean that he's a patriot. This
Speaker 5: conversation is a conversation about a global pedophile ring and
Speaker 5: it's called migrant gangs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: It's just and we spend so much time on so
Speaker 3: many of these people who were, you know, the Renee
Speaker 3: Goods of the world. You two cuts a stupid protest
Speaker 3: song on her behalf, and then we just completely ignore,
Speaker 3: completely marginalize the actual deaths from the cartels, from the
Speaker 3: human smugglers, and from the illegal alien pipeline that we
Speaker 3: created with our policies intentially opening the borders. It's just,
Speaker 3: it's openeath their country. One of the worst thing you
Speaker 3: ever did is a country, is what Joe Biden did
Speaker 3: opening those borders.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's it.
Speaker 5: So it's like Prince Andrew, well, I guess you can't
Speaker 5: call him Prince Andrew anymore, but okay, Andrew bound Batten
Speaker 5: Windsor arrests him pedo, I guess, okay, okay, allegedly, Okay,
Speaker 5: but then you gotta then apply, as the King said,
Speaker 5: apply the justice equally. You can't just pretend that we're
Speaker 5: being politically correct and so that rape doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: Give me a break.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Joe, aything else want to talk about today.
Speaker 3: I know we've got to get into the New York
Speaker 3: City budget, and Mom Dodding just blown out. We touched
Speaker 3: it briefly. I wouldn't do more, but we can save
Speaker 3: that for next week. Anything else you got the top
Speaker 3: of mind, No, I think we I think we got
Speaker 3: the big news. I guess if Iran we go to
Speaker 3: war with Iran today or something, then maybe this have
Speaker 3: been a miss. But I don't think that's happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, No, it's true. Yeah, we could go to
Speaker 2: the worth of Ryan.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 3: I opened my live show today that I shot with
Speaker 3: by saying I think it's fifty to fifty now, which
Speaker 3: I certainly would not have said that two weeks ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yep, yeah, so oh well, so I think that
Speaker 5: he's in the middle of a negotiation.
Speaker 3: This is a class I hope, so maybe he can
Speaker 3: get something good, he gets something good.
Speaker 2: I hope it works out. But it's a we certainly
Speaker 2: look a lot closer.
Speaker 3: I'm not dismissing it, which I was very dismissive of
Speaker 3: it last time You're on, and we were talking about
Speaker 3: how when I was in Hawaii, no one thought we
Speaker 3: were going to worth Iran. So I think if I
Speaker 3: was there today, I think some people might think we
Speaker 3: are going. I gotta go, I gotta I gotta take
Speaker 3: a work tramp and he spends it.
Speaker 2: Getna go over there, see if they talk about iron
Speaker 2: in WHI.
Speaker 3: Because I don't have a Hawaiian correspondent, it could be you, Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: it could be me.
Speaker 2: No, that's gonna be I'm gonna add that to my title.
Speaker 3: It'll be like in Casino where the the uh they
Speaker 3: changed the title, uh, the neroest title to like Food
Speaker 3: and Beverage Director, like every so often, like where it's
Speaker 3: he's really run the little casino, but they call him
Speaker 3: No Food and Beverage Chairman.
Speaker 2: I think it is so all right, Emma, Joe.
Speaker 3: Your other podcast, your two Way podcast with Halpern, who,
Speaker 3: by the way, I was just texting with today. He's
Speaker 3: gonna come on. We're gonna do a podcast here together.
Speaker 3: But for your show, for him, what are you guys doing?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 4: Get good? Mark such a smart guy. That'll be a
Speaker 4: great episode. I'm excited. I can't wait to listen.
Speaker 5: But yeah, my my podcast on the two two Way network,
Speaker 5: it's called the Group Chat, and it's where I sit
Speaker 5: for an hour and I listen to various Democrats give
Speaker 5: their take. I won't be I won't be that nasty
Speaker 5: to Robbie Swabbi, Robbie Swabbey is on it and he's
Speaker 5: a libertarian, so that's sort of different.
Speaker 4: Apparently they say uh and uh and then we we
Speaker 4: have a fight. So that's that's the show.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 3: We love the debates, hey, work, we love we love debates.
Speaker 2: I call for more debates. So good for you for
Speaker 2: doing all right. I'm Joe. I know you got a round.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the time as always, Thanks to you
Speaker 2: in the audience. Thanks to Missy for putting it together.
Speaker 2: See you next time.