Speaker 1: Welcome to the program. No victocrats allowed, because we've got
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Speaker 1: Now in the third hour, we're gonna talk to a
Speaker 1: China expert about Trump's trip to China and how the
Speaker 1: closure of the Strait of Hormus is affecting China and
Speaker 1: what role that country is playing in our war against Iran.
Speaker 1: Anti Trumper Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy loses his primary to
Speaker 1: a pro Trump candidate, demonstrating yet again Trump's continued power
Speaker 1: within their publican party. Some lame duck Senator Lindsay Graham
Speaker 1: said he'd rather be voted out of office than they
Speaker 1: have a ran acquire nuclear weapon. And get this, a
Speaker 1: Palestinian fighter explains just how Hamas lies to the national
Speaker 1: media and uses its own civilians to turn the international
Speaker 1: community against Israel. He's simply admitting what we already knew.
Speaker 1: Bill Maher takes his fellow Democrats to task over their
Speaker 1: anti Semitism. California Governor Gavin Newsom says, look, we have
Speaker 1: a contingency plan if it is likely that the top
Speaker 1: two finishers and the primary for governor are going to
Speaker 1: be Republicans. Democrat candidate for governor in California. The former
Speaker 1: mayor of La says, California's unaffordability problem is a result
Speaker 1: of Democrat leadership, no kidding. New Jersey Senator Corey Brooker
Speaker 1: whips out the race card to attack the Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: but a Chicago resident mocked the narrative that black people's
Speaker 1: voting rights are in jeopardy. A billionaire venture capitalist says
Speaker 1: AI's potential to eliminate jobs is far greater than the thought,
Speaker 1: and is even greater than it was just nine months ago.
Speaker 1: Why the left wing narrative the rich don't pay their
Speaker 1: taxes fair share in taxes is widely believed is where
Speaker 1: we start. Triple eight nine seventy one as eight ge
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Speaker 1: of course, is welcome. Before getting to that, though, there
Speaker 1: is a fast moving fire here in southern California, in
Speaker 1: Semi Valley, which is about forty miles northwest of downtown LA,
Speaker 1: which is where the Ronald Reagan Library is. Approximately two
Speaker 1: hundred firefighters are battling the flames. About twenty four thousand
Speaker 1: people are under mandatory evacuation orders. Fire has grown to
Speaker 1: around seven hundred and twenty acres by two pm local time.
Speaker 1: The Reagan Library closed early because of the fire. The
Speaker 1: museum is not in an evacuation zone. Was closed out
Speaker 1: of quote abundance of caution close quote. I will keep
Speaker 1: you posted about this fire. In San Diego. Five people
Speaker 1: are dead, including a moss security guard after two teenage
Speaker 1: gunmen open fire at the San Diego Islamic Center, the
Speaker 1: largest mosque in San Diego. Security guard two others were shot.
Speaker 1: Started around three forty pm local time. Shots rang out
Speaker 1: at the Islamic Center. Officers arrived on the scene within
Speaker 1: about four minutes. The two suspects, believed to be seventeen
Speaker 1: and nineteen, were found dead in a car nearby with
Speaker 1: an apparent self inflicted gunshot wounds. Total of five people
Speaker 1: were killed, two teenagers, three adults. This includes the suspected gunmen.
Speaker 1: The local authorities say, quote, because of the Islamic Center's location,
Speaker 1: we are considering it a hate crime until it is
Speaker 1: not close. Quote again. As I know more, you will
Speaker 1: know more now. I have often talked about a party
Speaker 1: I attended some years ago by of mine was having
Speaker 1: a sixtieth birthday Vietnam vet conservative, and I assumed everybody
Speaker 1: else at the party pretty much thought the same way.
Speaker 1: So I'm sitting at a table off the time this
Speaker 1: story before, and I hear a woman named Irene complain
Speaker 1: that quote rich people don't pay anything in taxes. I
Speaker 1: thought she was joking, and then she said it again.
Speaker 1: I realized she wasn't joking. I turned to her. I said,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm part of the so called rich. I
Speaker 1: have my ten forty in my car. You want to
Speaker 1: see it. And she didn't take me up on it.
Speaker 1: And I said, of the top one percent, these are
Speaker 1: people making about three hundred thousand dollars or more a year.
Speaker 1: Of that one percent, what percentage do you think they
Speaker 1: pay of all the federal income taxes? She said, what
Speaker 1: do you mean? What percentage? So I drew a pie
Speaker 1: in the air with my finger and I said, what
Speaker 1: slice of this pie do you think is paid by
Speaker 1: the one percent? She said, I see what you mean.
Speaker 1: She said, maybe two percent, maybe three percent. I said,
Speaker 1: you think the one percent of taxpayers in America pay
Speaker 1: two or three percent of all the federal income taxes?
Speaker 1: She said yes, And I just gave her a puzzled look,
Speaker 1: hoping that she was gonna then ask me, but what's
Speaker 1: the actual number? And I realized she didn't want to
Speaker 1: ask because she didn't want to know. She was comfortable,
Speaker 1: she knew she's probably wrong, but she wasn't prettily interested
Speaker 1: in being informed. Now, I mentioned that because there is
Speaker 1: a conservative website called Patriot Journal headline Democrats demand higher taxes.
Speaker 1: Facts revealed the rich paid seventy percent of all revenue
Speaker 1: and talked about the top ten percent paying seventy seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of all the federal income taxes. Percent article
Speaker 1: says pays forty percent. Now we've talked about this before.
Speaker 1: Uh Bernie Sanders says that the tax quotes quote totally
Speaker 1: rigged his term, not mine, and AOC has said similar
Speaker 1: things that nobody can really earn a billion dollars. So
Speaker 1: I also have uh another article on a separate top
Speaker 1: one where Democrats are equally ignorant about defensive uses of guns.
Speaker 1: A survey found that there were approximately three hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty thousand violent victimizations involving a firearm in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: That same year, there were one point sixty seven million
Speaker 1: defensive gun uses, which means defensive gun uses are over
Speaker 1: five times more than firearms using a crime. So I
Speaker 1: went on AI. I have a lot of interesting discussions
Speaker 1: with my AI friend chat GPT, and I wrote the
Speaker 1: fact that the top one percent pay forty percent of
Speaker 1: income taxes is not known by most people on the left.
Speaker 1: They are ignorant of this, and they are ignorant of
Speaker 1: this because of the news aggregates, specifically Microsoft, Apple, Google, Yahoo,
Speaker 1: do not feed them this information. Most people now get
Speaker 1: their information through one of these aggregate feeds. Just a
Speaker 1: few minutes ago, I'm getting in an elevator and a
Speaker 1: young lady got on, and she appeared to be in
Speaker 1: her early twenties, and she was looking at her phone,
Speaker 1: as all young people do. And I said, excuse me,
Speaker 1: can I ask you something from? Where do you get
Speaker 1: your news? She said, you mean like news of the world.
Speaker 1: I said yeah, she said TikTok. She said where do
Speaker 1: you get yours? I said, a whole bunch of sources.
Speaker 1: I go online. I go look at George which is
Speaker 1: a left wing source. I didn't tell her that it
Speaker 1: was left wing. Go on Drudge, go on CNN. I
Speaker 1: look at this, I look at that at the LA Times.
Speaker 1: And she said, oh, so, I said this to chat
Speaker 1: gpt that most of these news aggregates are not likely
Speaker 1: going to run this story about the top one percent.
Speaker 1: They certainly are not going to run this story what
Speaker 1: I said about defensive uses of guns. And this explains
Speaker 1: why people on the left are completely ignorant about some
Speaker 1: of these things. And here's what chat gpt Ai said
Speaker 1: to me. You are not wrong that many Americans, especially
Speaker 1: potentially engage liberals, appear unaware of how concentrated federal income
Speaker 1: tax payments already are among upper income earners. By the way,
Speaker 1: the study found that these top one percent earned about
Speaker 1: twenty percent of the nation's income but paid forty percent
Speaker 1: of the federal income taxes, which means they are being overtaxed.
Speaker 1: Ai continued, and you were probably also correct that media
Speaker 1: consumption patterns contribute to that lack of awareness. Most liberals
Speaker 1: don't know the top one percent. This is probably true,
Speaker 1: it said. And the reason for this, said ais most
Speaker 1: people consume their news through algorithm intermediaries Facebook feeds, Google,
Speaker 1: Apple News, Yahoo, Microsoft, TikTok YouTube recommendations, and these systems
Speaker 1: overwhelmingly optimize for engagement, emotional reaction, audience retention, ideological affinity,
Speaker 1: meaning that they will give them stories that confirm their beliefs. Already,
Speaker 1: a progressive user said AI, it's more likely to see
Speaker 1: wealth inequality stories, billionaire tax avoiding stories, fair share rhetoric,
Speaker 1: CEO pay gap stories, arguments for wealth taxes, not the
Speaker 1: article you just now mention. They're far less likely to
Speaker 1: see tax Foundation analyzes arguments that the tax code is
Speaker 1: already steeply progressive. That asymmetry that you point out is real.
Speaker 1: For example, if someone constantly hears the rich don't pay
Speaker 1: their fair share, but rarely here's the top one percent
Speaker 1: pay about forty percent of income taxes, many will naturally
Speaker 1: conclude wealthy Americans contribute very little. Now, defenders of this
Speaker 1: would say, well, we're not suppressing any facts. We're just
Speaker 1: giving people what they want to read, and this is
Speaker 1: what they want. We want them to retain reading. But
Speaker 1: it is true that the culture in these text companies
Speaker 1: lean progressive, and therefore people are not likely to receive
Speaker 1: the information that you mentioned. Hello, is this thing on?
Speaker 1: This explains why so many people on the left are
Speaker 1: completely ignorant of how much the top one percent already pay,
Speaker 1: completely ignorant about how often guns are used for defensive purposes.
Speaker 1: Therefore they want more gun control, and therefore they want
Speaker 1: to raise taxes on the so called wealthy because they're
Speaker 1: completely ignorant about how much the wealthy you're already paying
Speaker 1: in taxes. This exchange I had with chat GPT just
Speaker 1: confirmed what you and I, of course already knew. We
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Speaker 1: again so much. Now before I play Bill maher teeing
Speaker 1: off on fellow Democrats over there anti Semitism, I want
Speaker 1: to remind you of something that happened when David Horowitz,
Speaker 1: the late Great David Horowitz of the Horrowitz Freedom Center,
Speaker 1: was giving a speech about anti Semitism, terrorism, Hamas, and
Speaker 1: terror groups at a college and then had the following
Speaker 1: exchange with a student number twenty three.
Speaker 4: Yes, good evening. I just wanted to say thank you
Speaker 4: for coming to campus tonight and presenting your point of view.
Speaker 4: It's always able to have two sets of views going
Speaker 4: on at the same time.
Speaker 5: Very useful.
Speaker 4: My name is Jimana Imad and I'm a student here
Speaker 4: at UCSD. I was reading your literature. I found that
Speaker 4: much more interesting than the talk, and I found some
Speaker 4: interesting things about the MSA, which is an organization. It's
Speaker 4: very active on campus and then it is hosting our
Speaker 4: annual Hitler Youth Week. Should come out to those events.
Speaker 6: If you could.
Speaker 4: Clarify the connection between the MSA and jihad terrist networks,
Speaker 4: because last I checked, we had to do our own
Speaker 4: fundraising and we never get help from anyone. So if
Speaker 4: you could clarify the connection between UCSD's MSA, or if
Speaker 4: you don't have such information, if you could connect other
Speaker 4: mssays on UC's because the connection wasn't too clear in
Speaker 4: the pamphlet, Just if you could clarify.
Speaker 2: Will you condemn Hamas here?
Speaker 4: And now I'm sorry, what.
Speaker 2: Will you condemn Hamas? What I condemned as a terrorist
Speaker 2: argant in genocidal.
Speaker 4: Are you asking me to put myself on a cross.
Speaker 2: So you won't? I actually have had this experience many times.
Speaker 7: You didn't read the pamphlet because the pamphlet is chapter
Speaker 7: and verse. The main connection is that the MSA is
Speaker 7: part of the Muslim Brotherhood network has revealed in the documents.
Speaker 4: I don't think you understood what I meant by that.
Speaker 4: I meant if I say something, I'm sure that I
Speaker 4: will be arrested for reasons of homeland security. So if
Speaker 4: you could please just answer my question, if.
Speaker 2: You condemn hamas homeland security?
Speaker 4: Will I support Hamas? Because your question forces me to
Speaker 4: condemn Hamas. If I support Hamas, I look.
Speaker 7: Really condemn Hamas obviously is supported case close.
Speaker 2: I have had this experience. I give you. I had
Speaker 2: this experience that you see.
Speaker 7: Say in a barber where there were fifty members of
Speaker 7: the Muslim Students Association sitting right in a rowse there,
Speaker 7: and throughout my hour talk I kept asking them, will
Speaker 7: you condemn his Belah and Amas?
Speaker 2: And none of them would.
Speaker 7: And then when the question period came, the president of
Speaker 7: the Muslim Students Association was the first person asked questions,
Speaker 7: and I said, you know, before you start, will you
Speaker 7: condemn his Belah? And he said, well, that question is
Speaker 7: too complicated for a yes no answer, So I said, okay, I'll.
Speaker 2: Put it to you this way. I'm a Jew.
Speaker 7: The head of his Belah has said that he hopes
Speaker 7: that we will gather in Israel so he doesn't have
Speaker 7: to hunt us down globally for or against it.
Speaker 2: For it. Thank you, thank you for coming and showing
Speaker 2: everybody what's.
Speaker 1: Now. I'm gonna play Bill Maher part of its monologue
Speaker 1: where he went after fellow Democrats about what he contidered
Speaker 1: to be their anti Semitism. What David Horror was just exposed.
Speaker 1: It's exactly what Hamas' agenda is, the extermination not just
Speaker 1: of Jews living in Israel, but the Jews everywhere. The
Speaker 1: head of Hamas, As David Horrowitz said once said I
Speaker 1: want all the Jews in the world to go to Israel.
Speaker 1: That way they'll be in one place. We can elimit
Speaker 1: them in one fell swoop. Yet a growing number of
Speaker 1: people on the left or embracing Hamas, embracing their rhetoric,
Speaker 1: not condemning what happened on October seventh. It is sick,
Speaker 1: and this monologue by Bill Maher it probably the first
Speaker 1: time people on the left have really understood what they're supporting,
Speaker 1: who they're supporting, and why what they're doing is scary
Speaker 1: and dangerous because it came from somebody on the left.
Speaker 1: Don't go away. Triple eight nine seven one sage triple
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Speaker 1: am Larry Elder still have them a news channel number
Speaker 1: twenty two and finally new all.
Speaker 8: Since yesterday was Israel's birthday, having become a nation on
Speaker 8: May fourteenth, seventy eight years ago, everyone must either wish
Speaker 8: her a happy birthday or admit they're anti Semitic. Now
Speaker 8: it's everyone's right in a free country to be anti Semitic.
Speaker 8: But enough with hiding behind Israel or Zionism or nets
Speaker 8: and Yahoo. If you think, as so many do now
Speaker 8: that when it comes to human rights. Israel is the
Speaker 8: monster country of all time. You either don't read or
Speaker 8: you don't care about your own hypocrisy, because there are
Speaker 8: so many worse places. But that's where we are these days.
Speaker 9: No Jews, no news.
Speaker 1: Hah.
Speaker 8: But China, Russia, Sudan, Iran, mir and mar Haiti, the Congo,
Speaker 8: North Korea all way worse. And that's how you know
Speaker 8: it's anti Semitism. It's the inconsistency. People talk about Jews
Speaker 8: these days like something out of Stormfront, except it's not Stormfront.
Speaker 8: It's an editor from The American Prospect, which is a
Speaker 8: venerable liberal publication that launched the careers of journalists like Ezrakline.
Speaker 8: And yet no one blinks when one of their editors
Speaker 8: says Israel is a brainwashed, psychopathic death cult that might
Speaker 8: need to be nuked to save the human race.
Speaker 10: Uh huh.
Speaker 8: People say the left and the right can't agree on
Speaker 8: anything these days, Well there is this one thing they
Speaker 8: agree on. Right winger Tucker Carlson has Nick Fuente's and
Speaker 8: Holocaust deniers on his podcast and wonders, along with them,
Speaker 8: who really was the bad guy in World War Two?
Speaker 8: And The New York Times has on their podcast super
Speaker 8: leftist Hassan Piker, who they call a progressive mind and
Speaker 8: who says Zionists should be treated the same as Nazis,
Speaker 8: which I assume means hung at Nuremberg. That's what progressive
Speaker 8: is now, I guess. So the kids are sure into it.
Speaker 8: They went nuts last year at Coachella for Kneecap that's
Speaker 8: the name of an Irish rap group. As if Ireland
Speaker 8: hasn't suffered enough, their stage set is a sign that
Speaker 8: says Israel, and then they send a beach bowl around
Speaker 8: the craft again haha, because again, Israel is the only
Speaker 8: country in the world doing anything bad. I see why
Speaker 8: the Meatthead Manisphere and the Code Pink people are on
Speaker 8: the same page because they both went to high school
Speaker 8: in America and they don't know anything.
Speaker 11: So we.
Speaker 8: Really could someday soon have the tiki torch. Jews will
Speaker 8: not replace as crowd and the queerest for Palestine, people
Speaker 8: working together to elect the next Hitler. There's a North
Speaker 8: Carolina teenager who's been charged with plotting to drive through
Speaker 8: a synagogue to fulfill her life goal of killing as
Speaker 8: many Jews as possible. Because the kid's got to have
Speaker 8: a dream. I'm just asking why in the world would
Speaker 8: this be the dream of some kid in North Carolina.
Speaker 8: Why is it the dream of Dan Bilzarian who's running
Speaker 8: as a Republican to win a house seed in Florida.
Speaker 8: Who's Dan Bilzarian? Well, he's a professional who's attracted thirty
Speaker 8: million followers by doing this all day and posting it. Yes,
Speaker 8: he'll fit in fine with the current Congress. And Dan
Speaker 8: is fairly typical of the guys in the manosphere when
Speaker 8: he says, the only real battle in the world today
Speaker 8: that I see worth fighting is, you know, exterminating Israel.
Speaker 8: I mean I would sign up tomorrow to go put
Speaker 8: boots on the ground and go del israelis Why? Why
Speaker 8: is this life about two things? Getting more viagra and
Speaker 8: exterminating the Jews. Israel was founded on the idea that
Speaker 8: anti Semitism made a Jewish state unnecessary, un necessary because
Speaker 8: Jews would never be safe without one. Can you honestly
Speaker 8: listen to this rhetoric and not see why that turned
Speaker 8: out to be true? If you don't have the right
Speaker 8: wingers on your side, if you don't have the progressives,
Speaker 8: what do you have? What's more progressive than college where
Speaker 8: professors now say things that would make Kanye wins. Osman
Speaker 8: Ungarji calls Zionists bloodthirsty animals. Who is he the leader
Speaker 8: of isis No, He's a professor right here in California.
Speaker 9: And you see Aravone.
Speaker 8: And Candice Owens agrees with his assessment of Jews as
Speaker 8: animals because she says wherever they go, they bring their
Speaker 8: filth with them. Another professor, Amid Debashi, says of Israel's
Speaker 8: they have a vulgarity of character that is bone deep
Speaker 8: and structural to the skeletal vertebrae of its culture.
Speaker 1: More on this when we come back. Triple eight nine
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Speaker 1: to Bill Mohr.
Speaker 8: These are the kind of statements Gerbels would have read
Speaker 8: and said, no notes. I mean, where are the Jewish
Speaker 8: space lasers when you need them?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 8: There are absolutely horrible things said about Muslims too, that
Speaker 8: should also, be, of course, roundly condemned, like Republican Congressman
Speaker 8: Randy Fine saying, if they force us to choose the
Speaker 8: choice between dogs and Muslims is not a difficult one.
Speaker 8: That's awful, but it's not the same as they need
Speaker 8: to be nuked and let's exterminate them. This is why
Speaker 8: Jewish people here and in Europe now say they sometimes
Speaker 8: hide their identity afraid that the Star of David will
Speaker 8: get them attacked, as has happened in almost too many
Speaker 8: places to mention lately. Leave your Star of David at home.
Speaker 8: But the kafaya you can wear that anywhere. You can
Speaker 8: wear it to Fiddler on the Roof and you'll get applause.
Speaker 8: Jew Hatred isn't just acceptable now it's cool. Celebrities love
Speaker 8: it and make it trendy. It's the new Sheikaverait shirt.
Speaker 8: The Islamophobia is just as bad. Argument is simply a
Speaker 8: false equivalency. Can you name a Jewish professor who talks
Speaker 8: about Muslims the way they get talked about. No, anti
Speaker 8: Jewish crimes hate crimes now outpace anti Muslim hate crimes
Speaker 8: nine to one. It's not a contest, and I'm certainly
Speaker 8: not saying do more of the other. I'm just saying
Speaker 8: these are the numbers, the facts, the reality. There is
Speaker 8: a frothing anxiousness for the literal extermination of this one group.
Speaker 8: And Democrats, where are you If any other minority group
Speaker 8: was being talked about this way, you'd break out the
Speaker 8: kenta cloth and have ten benefit concerts. But because you
Speaker 8: see that so many of your brainwashed by TikTok constituents
Speaker 8: now have an unfavorable view of Israel, you indulge them
Speaker 8: when you should be correcting them. You don't tell your
Speaker 8: woke idiots Israel isn't a colonizer or an apartheid state
Speaker 8: or committing genocide, and that if you brats had to
Speaker 8: spend a week anywhere in the Middle East other than Israel,
Speaker 8: you would understand what liberalism is not. All the people
Speaker 8: likely running for president now on the Democratic side want
Speaker 8: it known they don't take money from APEC, the Israeli Lobby,
Speaker 8: a stanch which gives permission to actual anti Semites to
Speaker 8: say say we're right about Israel. That's a dirty money
Speaker 8: from a dirty country. Oh please, you take money from
Speaker 8: crypto and factory farmers and big tech, from Diddy and
Speaker 8: Weinstein and Epstein.
Speaker 1: But Apak is too far.
Speaker 8: Let me just say this to all who ask me,
Speaker 8: why are you harder on the Democrat than you used
Speaker 8: to be? Until you fix this whole issue, stop asking me.
Speaker 1: The Democrat Socialists of America. One of the candidates for
Speaker 1: mayor of Los Angeles belongs to that party, as do
Speaker 1: four or five members of La City Council. Their platform
Speaker 1: supports boycott the vest sanction against Israel, something that Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer wants called anti semitic. Zoron mom Dambi has that
Speaker 1: same position. He supports BDS, but Chuck Schumer has not
Speaker 1: called him anti semitic for having a position that Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer wants called anti semitic. There is a serious serio
Speaker 1: problem within the Democratic Party, and I hope that the
Speaker 1: allegiance to that party by Jews will now be reconsidered.
Speaker 1: It isn't just hostility towards it's real it's hostility towards
Speaker 1: Jews in general. Rich McConnell, do we have the Joe
Speaker 1: Rogan thing ready play number forty two please?
Speaker 2: For example, Judaism you mentioned earlier. Judaism. Do you know
Speaker 2: how many Jews they are in the world.
Speaker 1: I'm not touch on spot twelve. What No, I don't
Speaker 1: know you want to take just not to put you
Speaker 1: on this.
Speaker 12: Okay, let me think how many seven billion people in
Speaker 12: the world. I would guess there would be somewhere in
Speaker 12: the neighborhood of a billion Jews.
Speaker 2: A billion, Jamie, you want to take maybe.
Speaker 12: Five hundred million. Maybe I'm gonna I'm I'm gonna take
Speaker 12: a very conservative guest. I'm gonna change it to five
Speaker 12: hundred million.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad that we did this.
Speaker 12: You're going to be shocked how many there's somewhere between
Speaker 12: thirteen to fifteen million Jews. That is more than that
Speaker 12: in New York.
Speaker 1: No, no, just look it up.
Speaker 12: Shut the micro up. This guy's talking. I'm crazy.
Speaker 1: He's an agent.
Speaker 2: Let's let I'm a Zionist Hill.
Speaker 13: Let's let Jamie now do his little Google magic.
Speaker 12: Thirteen to fifteen million, thus million.
Speaker 3: Ok.
Speaker 1: This is a level of ignorance, and Joe Rogan is
Speaker 1: a sharp guy. Very entertaining show good interviewer. He thought
Speaker 1: there were a billion Jews in the world, and then
Speaker 1: he lowered it to five hundred million. I told you
Speaker 1: about the conversation I had with a friend from Austria,
Speaker 1: the birth country if you know who, and she was
Speaker 1: talking about how Jews dominate, dominate, dominate, and I had
Speaker 1: the same discussion with her. I said, how many Jews
Speaker 1: do you think there are in the world? She said,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I said, what percentage of the world
Speaker 1: do you think it's Jewish? She said, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I said, ballpark it. She said twenty five percent. I said,
Speaker 1: you think one in four persons walking in the face
Speaker 1: of the earth is a Jews? She said yes. I said,
Speaker 1: how about two tenths of one percent? She said, oh,
Speaker 1: two percent. I said, you weren't listening. I said two
Speaker 1: tenths of one percent. Seven billion people, fourteen million Jews.
Speaker 1: That comes to two tenths of one percent, and you
Speaker 1: thought it was twenty five percent. Such incredible ignorance about
Speaker 1: the history of Israel. Do you think that Jews just
Speaker 1: parachuted in there after World War Two? Are you serious? Genocide?
Speaker 1: Coleman Hughes explained, to Joe Rogan, how the IDF the
Speaker 1: Israeli Defense Forces fight and compared to the terrorists combatants killed,
Speaker 1: they're probably a more humanitarian military than we are in
Speaker 1: terms of the combatants killed versus civilians by our military
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Speaker 14: Larry, do you think that you can do a show
Speaker 14: about George Clooney and his involvement in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 14: I know he went overseas for Obama, and I know
Speaker 14: that Hunter Biden hates his guts, but it just seems
Speaker 14: to me the southern poverty, poverty, legal things that he's
Speaker 14: giving money to support the Klan. I think that should
Speaker 14: be something out there that moviegoers ought to be informed.
Speaker 1: Can see Triple eight nine seventy one Sage Triple eight
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Speaker 1: Larry Elder we are sale on news channel. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk to a China expert about Trump's trip to China.
Speaker 1: We're also going to be talking about the meltdown Democrats
Speaker 1: are having over the Supreme Court decision that said you
Speaker 1: cannot use race as a primary factor to design congressional districts.
Speaker 1: One of the Democrats strategists who regularly appears on CNN
Speaker 1: said about Republicans, quote, they swapped out clan hoods for
Speaker 1: Brooks Brothers suits and that is the problem. Close quote.
Speaker 1: You see not aware that the clan was founded by
Speaker 1: Democrats and one of the targets of the klan was
Speaker 1: Republican Party. Amazing how these people have just completely forgotten history,
Speaker 1: if they ever even knew it. Also, a Palestinian fighter
Speaker 1: explains admits we use civilians, We use civilians for propaganda,
Speaker 1: and we lie to the international media. And as I
Speaker 1: said earlier, Coleman Hughes explained to Joe Rogan Haj almost
Speaker 1: us of civilians to win the war. All that is
Speaker 1: coming up. But since you mentioned George Clooney, this is
Speaker 1: Harrison Ford giving a commitment address at Arizona State University.
Speaker 1: When did he become such an angry left wing guy
Speaker 1: number twenty one.
Speaker 15: Humanity is a part of nature, not above it. We
Speaker 15: have an essential mandate to protect thirty percent of the
Speaker 15: world's land and sea by twenty third to prevent the
Speaker 15: mass extinction, the slow the warming of our planet. Still,
Speaker 15: despite new science, new policies, we are still losing nature
Speaker 15: to profiteering, corruption, conflict, including land that is already.
Speaker 1: Protected on paper. These efforts matter, but they're not enough.
Speaker 15: We need cultural change. We need to extend social justice.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think you get the point. We need cultural change.
Speaker 1: We need to extend social justice. For crying out loud,
Speaker 1: no acknowledgement that there are trade offs to force feed
Speaker 1: our economy to renewables is expensive. People that are hurt
Speaker 1: the most are poor people. It's unreliable. And of all
Speaker 1: the planets, the countries in the world, we are the
Speaker 1: ones who are cleaner. Just to.
Speaker 16: We can't take my eyes.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up. You stst to that
Speaker 1: sub big. You can't succeed with olt Triple eight nine
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Speaker 1: one seven two four three. I am Larry Elder. We
Speaker 1: are Salem News Channel. We were last hour playing Bill
Speaker 1: Maher's monologue where he laughed at fellow Democrats for their
Speaker 1: hatred of Jews, hatred of Israel, calling it's real genocide, apartheid,
Speaker 1: that kind of nonsense. And we were talking about the
Speaker 1: fact that Joe Rogan would asked how many Jews there
Speaker 1: are in the world, thought they were billion, and then
Speaker 1: revise it to five hundred million. Actual numbers around fourteen million,
Speaker 1: or two tenths of the world's population. Speaking of Joe Rogan,
Speaker 1: Coleman Hughes explained to Joe Rogan, who assumed that the
Speaker 1: Israeli military was engaging in genocide in its war in Gaza,
Speaker 1: Colman Hughes enlightened him number twenty seven twenty nine.
Speaker 12: When you're killing thirty thousand innocent civilians in response to
Speaker 12: something that killed twelve hundred innocent civilians, and you're continuing
Speaker 12: to bomb an area into oblivion, which is what it
Speaker 12: looks like when you're looking at Gaza. There's many people
Speaker 12: that have made the argument that that is at least
Speaker 12: the steps of genocide or a form of genocide. You're
Speaker 12: destroying thousands and thousands of people's homes and killing them.
Speaker 17: So when you say thirty thousand civilians. It's not thirty
Speaker 17: thousand civilians that have been.
Speaker 12: Killed though, how many thousands have been killed?
Speaker 17: So according to Gaza Health Ministry, which is it is
Speaker 17: run by Hamas, the number they have is thirty two thousand,
Speaker 17: but they don't distinguish between Hamas and civilians.
Speaker 12: How many members of Hamas are.
Speaker 17: There, forty thousand something like that. I don't think the
Speaker 17: number is known, but it's tens of thousands. So Hamas
Speaker 17: says thirty two thousand people have been killed civilians and soldiers.
Speaker 17: Israel says thirteen thousand soldiers have been killed by Israel.
Speaker 17: So if you just being let's not doubt either number.
Speaker 17: They could both be elated. But if both of those
Speaker 17: numbers are accurate, which they may or may not be,
Speaker 17: that would be thirteen thousand soldiers killed nineteen thousand civilians killed,
Speaker 17: which for urban combat in the Middle East is a
Speaker 17: very normal ratio.
Speaker 12: I could see what you're saying if you wanted to
Speaker 12: look at it cold and objectively, Yeah.
Speaker 17: But I don't Still I hope it doesn't come across
Speaker 17: cold because.
Speaker 12: But it's mostly women and children that are dying, that
Speaker 12: are that are dying because they're in a place where
Speaker 12: these terrorists are, right, I mean, this is it's.
Speaker 17: Not because the terrorists on purpose embed themselves with the
Speaker 17: civilian population, which is a war crime.
Speaker 12: Which is a strategy that they have clearly employed when
Speaker 12: you see them and when when the IDEF went into
Speaker 12: that hospital and found.
Speaker 17: The just recently.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, so it's real.
Speaker 12: It's not just a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 17: We know that that's real because and I know Kurt
Speaker 17: would probably say, I'm doing the tragedy of war thing,
Speaker 17: but it's actually a legitimate point. In every single war,
Speaker 17: even the just ones, there are war crimes by brazerk soldiers,
Speaker 17: by the good guys. That doesn't mean it's genocide, and
Speaker 17: that doesn't mean it's not a just war. And I
Speaker 17: think that the fundamental difference between Israel and Hamas is
Speaker 17: Israeli society, however, imperfectly is not going to celebrate the
Speaker 17: monsters on their own side when they're really found to
Speaker 17: be monsters. They're not gonna they're not gonna hand out
Speaker 17: candies to people who kill Palestinians of villions like Hamastas
Speaker 17: in reverse. And so my feeling about it is still
Speaker 17: that you know, any nation that suffered what Israel did
Speaker 17: on October seventh, everyone in the country would be saying,
Speaker 17: you have to go get these guys. You have to
Speaker 17: eliminate this organization that did this and there, and they're
Speaker 17: eighty percent finished with that job. It would make no
Speaker 17: sense at this point to stop before you've cut out
Speaker 17: the last twenty percent of the cancer, or before you've
Speaker 17: put out the last twenty percent of the fire, right
Speaker 17: even with all of the absolute suffering that is real
Speaker 17: on the Palestinian side, you know. So that's how I
Speaker 17: feel about it, and I think it's really it's very,
Speaker 17: very distinct from genocide, because genocide is when you're trying
Speaker 17: to maximize civilian casualties. I think Israel, however, imperfectly is
Speaker 17: doing the opposite. They're trying to minimize civilian casualties.
Speaker 12: That's interesting.
Speaker 17: Hamas is the one that turns these civilian locations into
Speaker 17: military operation sites, which is a war crime. It's impot like.
Speaker 17: This is the way I would put it succinctly. If
Speaker 17: you ask the question what is unique about this war?
Speaker 17: What is different about this war than all of other wars.
Speaker 17: It's not the civilian death toll. The ratio of combatants
Speaker 17: to civilians is I think it's better than the American
Speaker 17: armies was when we got Isis out of Mosul, that
Speaker 17: was like ten thousand civilians dead to kill four thousand Isis.
Speaker 17: This is nineteen thousand civilians dead to kill thirteen thousand.
Speaker 17: What's unique about this war, unlike every other war that
Speaker 17: I could think of, is you have an army in
Speaker 17: Hamas that has perfected the art of embedding itself and
Speaker 17: meshing itself with civilians so that you cannot hit them
Speaker 17: without hitting the people around them. Other armies have done this,
Speaker 17: but none have perfected it to the extent that Hamas has.
Speaker 17: No army that I know of in military history has
Speaker 17: had fifteen years to build three hundred miles of tunnel
Speaker 17: underneath a city that they don't use to shelter the civilians,
Speaker 17: but they used to shelter themselves so that they can
Speaker 17: operate right under a kindergarten, right under a mosque. So
Speaker 17: this is a challenge no army has faced. And so
Speaker 17: that's what makes this war different.
Speaker 1: And yes, the I agree.
Speaker 17: With all of the absolute tragedy and suffering of the
Speaker 17: Palestinian people, but it's what creates that is the way
Speaker 17: Hamas fights. Can we live in a world where we
Speaker 17: allow that to be an acceptable strategy. I don't think so,
Speaker 17: and very It's very ugly to watch, it's heartbreaking, and
Speaker 17: I completely understand why people don't think the way I
Speaker 17: think when they.
Speaker 2: See the videos.
Speaker 17: I completely get it, But I don't think we can
Speaker 17: actually live in a world where that's allowed to be
Speaker 17: a strategy.
Speaker 12: I appreciate your perspective. Yeah, I see what you're saying. Yeah,
Speaker 12: you clearly know more about it than I do.
Speaker 1: It's one other thing too, that uh sh could have
Speaker 1: been emphasized. We call these innocent civilians. Poles suggest that
Speaker 1: the majority of Palestinians living in Gaza absolutely support Hamas
Speaker 1: and support what happened on October seven. So when you
Speaker 1: call them innocent civilians, it isn't as if the majority
Speaker 1: of Palestinians are angry at Hamas, are angry what they did,
Speaker 1: and the majority of them say that they believe what
Speaker 1: happened on October seventh was justified. That's a big problem,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Now? Regarding what Coleman Hughes said about how
Speaker 1: Hamas fights, this is a Palestinian fighter who admitted exactly
Speaker 1: what Colman Hughes just said. Number twenty eight oldst his
Speaker 1: gamy oh sid o shows e if they shore of
Speaker 1: the what is your position?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The holiday men men anything the exciting to comos see
Speaker 1: uh phenera?
Speaker 2: Oh I mean.
Speaker 16: Yoki tell you what that?
Speaker 7: How did that video?
Speaker 1: I come give Paci issue if you got mote and
Speaker 1: he's now explaining he.
Speaker 16: Go out before I buy a battopollas you sew.
Speaker 1: Up commoss last civilians, they take your home ran kana
Speaker 1: Gama then make m look thirty oh ga hotel.
Speaker 18: Yeah that ain't no much well, bunch of telling that something.
Speaker 19: They are going over godotx.
Speaker 16: So why does they have the videot if he be.
Speaker 1: There and they shows them playing on their phones?
Speaker 14: Okay, so this is that Holler chose he must have
Speaker 14: Hamoni in it.
Speaker 10: That's how the week?
Speaker 16: Where were you my in it? Whats up right out
Speaker 16: to see it?
Speaker 1: I don't know the side got carried out. It's a strategy.
Speaker 1: Mean you live in a set.
Speaker 20: Why didn't have use your club for that?
Speaker 1: Decision comes from the finnication apartment. Was that they all
Speaker 1: of them communicate via which app For example, they discussed
Speaker 1: the message how much of w No, it's not it's
Speaker 1: true the story is false. We but we want to
Speaker 1: promote it.
Speaker 16: That's okay, gets our line.
Speaker 1: What yet she talks about the school, Helen, we claimed
Speaker 1: that it was the it's Israeli str when in fact,
Speaker 1: my momble, we're the ones who did it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, most of them, most of the how sid.
Speaker 1: Are the one of us l issues. The whole goal,
Speaker 1: it says, is to get the international community angry at
Speaker 1: Israel over the death of these civilians, when in fact,
Speaker 1: where they march a cost is that a pack? Then
Speaker 1: that it was a rocket that fell in the hospital.
Speaker 1: Oh so local rocket, We said it was it?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 18: I oh in a.
Speaker 1: But the Islamic g God paunched the rocket. Can you
Speaker 1: blame it on these Really it's a fabricated story, he says.
Speaker 1: We said the rocket be belonged to the occupation. So
Speaker 1: bottom line is he simply explained exactly what Colmena. Hughes
Speaker 1: outlined to Joe Rogan, we come back your calls triple
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Speaker 1: redistricting going on right now. Really, I'm Larry Older, Triple
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Speaker 1: thank you so much about the Harrison Ford commencement address.
Speaker 1: I can imagine what someone like Billy Bob Thornton might
Speaker 1: have said to him. Number thirty nine.
Speaker 22: That I think, to me is way more important than
Speaker 22: an actor or actress or a musician telling people like
Speaker 22: you said who to vote for, because it's like, I mean,
Speaker 22: some guys on the fence, you know, and it's like,
Speaker 22: well Dash rip Rock said it on the Golden Globe,
Speaker 22: so I'm.
Speaker 16: Voting for you know.
Speaker 22: It's like, I mean, I don't know anything about politics.
Speaker 22: I have no idea. I mean, and if and the
Speaker 22: stuff that I believe about it, I don't want to
Speaker 22: force it down somebody else's throat because I'm not an
Speaker 22: expert on that. What I am an expert on you
Speaker 22: is having and you're an expert.
Speaker 23: On you and being a right I remember I once
Speaker 23: had an argument with my mom years and years ago
Speaker 23: like twenty five years ago, we were watching the Academy
Speaker 23: Awards and somebody got on and made a.
Speaker 1: Political statement.
Speaker 23: It didn't really matter to me, but I remember my
Speaker 23: mother saying, this is terrible that they would do that.
Speaker 1: And I go, why is it terrible?
Speaker 23: They go, it's so disrespectful. This is the biggest night.
Speaker 1: This is so disrespectful. Well, I don't know if it's this.
Speaker 1: It doesn't for me.
Speaker 23: It doesn't move the chart, it doesn't move the needle.
Speaker 23: But this respect, the fact that people put so much
Speaker 23: gravitas out of this group of.
Speaker 20: People that pretend things right, you know, And it's and
Speaker 20: just because you played a doctor doesn't mean you are
Speaker 20: a doctor. Just because you played a hero doesn't make
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Speaker 23: You know, who knows you.
Speaker 1: It's such a small circuit. That's Howry Mandal he's talking
Speaker 1: to Kathleen is in San Francisco. Kathleen or the Larry
Speaker 1: ol the show. Thank you so much for calling.
Speaker 21: Hey, Larry, thanks for the call. I just want to
Speaker 21: reassure everybody I do have teeth in my head. I'm
Speaker 21: speaking to you with a full set of teeths. My
Speaker 21: favorite elderism is also is this thing on? And I
Speaker 21: love your nicknames, Larry. What was the name of the
Speaker 21: gentleman who just spoke Coleman?
Speaker 1: Coleman Hughes.
Speaker 21: Okay, I wanted to make sure I got that because
Speaker 21: I ever heard him before. Two points are regarding Clooney
Speaker 21: and Harrison Ford. I'm grateful that previous caller brought up
Speaker 21: George Clooney. I also I think that's important, especially regarding
Speaker 21: his support of the Southern Poverty Law Center. But I
Speaker 21: also think a little attention needs to be paid to
Speaker 21: the spotlight should be on his wife, Amal, her connection
Speaker 21: with the ITC, for example, issuing you know, rest warrants
Speaker 21: for Net and Yahoo for war crimes and that.
Speaker 3: Sort of thing.
Speaker 21: You know, she's not as pure as the driven snow
Speaker 21: from what I've read, Harrison Ford, what a disappointment, but
Speaker 21: you know, not entirely surprising that it brought up the
Speaker 21: quote thanks for playing Billy Bob. It brought up a
Speaker 21: quotes that I loved from Cleveland Ambory's book. I think
Speaker 21: it was the cat that came for Christmas, and the
Speaker 21: cat opinion was we must never confuse celeproty with greatness.
Speaker 21: That's that's my spiel for the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being there, Larry Kathleen, thank you so
Speaker 1: much for calling. I remember reading an article about Ben Affleck,
Speaker 1: who's a lefty, and he said, you know, whenever I
Speaker 1: watch a movie and I see a big Republican, it
Speaker 1: makes it hard for me to watch him because I
Speaker 1: want to suspend this belief. It's hard for me to
Speaker 1: do that with a Republican. How do you think we
Speaker 1: feel it isn't interesting that people like Harrison Ford assume
Speaker 1: correctly that people who don't agree with him will not
Speaker 1: quote unquote punish him by not watching his movies. It's
Speaker 1: a good movie, we'll still watch it even though it's
Speaker 1: an actor whose views offend us. But do they feel
Speaker 1: that way? I've always been amazed at people like late
Speaker 1: James Earl Jones will have an interview where he just
Speaker 1: completely tracks the tea party, calls tea party racist, and
Speaker 1: then you see him in the commercial voiceover, not a problem.
Speaker 1: Morgan Freeman goes on with Pierce Morgan and refers to
Speaker 1: Miss McConnell as a racist. Why because Miss McConnell wanted
Speaker 1: Obama to be a one term president, as if Democrats
Speaker 1: don't want Republicans to be one term presidents, called it racist.
Speaker 1: Samuel Jackson has made all sorts of foul mouth comments
Speaker 1: about Donald Trump, referring to him as an mfor except
Speaker 1: he doesn't say m effort. And here he is in
Speaker 1: a bunch of commercials, not a problem, credit card commercials,
Speaker 1: this commercial, that commercial.
Speaker 3: And the.
Speaker 1: Company that hires him assumes that whatever it is he
Speaker 1: says won't offend people, so I'll hire him. Stunning. But
Speaker 1: if some actor came out and said something harsh about
Speaker 1: Barack Obama, harsh about Joe Biden, harsh about Kamba Harris,
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Speaker 1: national commercial? Highly unlikely. Triple eight nine seven one s
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Speaker 1: I'm doing well, sir, how are you good?
Speaker 24: I'll try to make four very distinct points and quickly
Speaker 24: in the essence of time. One, when Turkey had a
Speaker 24: tremendous earthquake that almost destroyed its country, the Jews showed
Speaker 24: up advanced first staid a medical er team that the
Speaker 24: world knows, and what happened. They start shooting at us,
Speaker 24: so we had to leave.
Speaker 16: That's one.
Speaker 24: The second one is that has anybody heard about the
Speaker 24: Goslins that called in to tell the Jews where they
Speaker 24: were hiding any of the kidnapped people? Not one, at
Speaker 24: least I haven't heard. Maybe there is that I have
Speaker 24: not heard that, So those people are just as involved
Speaker 24: in it as anything else about not helping out. The
Speaker 24: second one is you met I tried to call in
Speaker 24: last week the Gold in my ear, so Gold of
Speaker 24: my ear said, how can you understand this, this Arab mentality,
Speaker 24: these people that want to kill you? And she said,
Speaker 24: when you can strap a bomb onto a child and
Speaker 24: send them into a crowd and understand why you're doing that,
Speaker 24: then you'll have an understanding. And the third and last
Speaker 24: thing or fourth thing Jews.
Speaker 10: When Jews were in Egypt, there was a.
Speaker 24: Plague of darkness, and what it said is that twelve
Speaker 24: million Jews perished in the plague at dark and there
Speaker 24: are six hundred men, women, children, grandparents, so calculated about
Speaker 24: one fifth. That's three million. So three million at twelve
Speaker 24: million is fifteen million. They were all out Sinai and
Speaker 24: the Jews, no matter how much they try to kill us,
Speaker 24: there's about fifteen million Jews right now in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Mordecai, thank you very much for calling. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Guess who just died, Mark Furman, the one who was
Speaker 1: accused of planting the glove and the OJ Simpson case,
Speaker 1: seventy four years old, apparently from an aggressive form of
Speaker 1: pro cancer. That reminds me of this OJ juror who
Speaker 1: was interviewed for a documentary and how she admitted that
Speaker 1: she found OJ Simpson not guilty because not because of
Speaker 1: the evidence, but because of revenge. She wanted to avenge
Speaker 1: the death of the beating of Rodney King. She admitted it.
Speaker 1: Number forty three. Do you think that they're members of
Speaker 1: the that voted to a quotoj because of Rodney King. Yes,
Speaker 1: you do. Yes, how many of you.
Speaker 16: Think felt that way?
Speaker 18: Oh?
Speaker 15: Probably ninety.
Speaker 13: Did you feel that way?
Speaker 18: Yes?
Speaker 16: That was paid back.
Speaker 1: You think that's right. I think that's right. It is
Speaker 1: what it is. You know, both the defense and the
Speaker 1: prosecution hired jury consultants to determine what kind of juror
Speaker 1: or they should try and put on the jury, and
Speaker 1: they were told the same thing. Johnny Cochman was told
Speaker 1: the type of juror or more likely to find OJ
Speaker 1: Sently not guilty as a black female, and he was
Speaker 1: he was surprised by that, but he followed their advice.
Speaker 1: Marsha Clarke was told the same thing, the jur or
Speaker 1: most likely to find OJ Simpson not guilty, it's a
Speaker 1: black female. She was not only surprised, but she refused
Speaker 1: to follow their advice. So therefore did not challenge that
Speaker 1: large number of black female jew ors who were on
Speaker 1: the pool because she felt the evidence was so strong,
Speaker 1: so overwhelming, there's no way that they're gonna find him
Speaker 1: not guilty. I don't care what the jury consultant says.
Speaker 1: So it was stacked with a number of black females.
Speaker 1: And you heard what she said. We found him not guilty,
Speaker 1: not because of the evidence. We found him not guilty
Speaker 1: because of what happened to Rodney King. At the time,
Speaker 1: something like eighty percent of blacks thought OJ Simpson was innocent.
Speaker 1: Eighty percent of whites thought he was guilty. Now the
Speaker 1: percentage of whites and blacks who believe O. J. Simpson
Speaker 1: killed two people, it's the same majority of blacks feel
Speaker 1: the same way now. It took a while. Now, Corey Booker,
Speaker 1: Senator from New Jersey, very upset about the Supreme Court decision,
Speaker 1: decays you cannot design districts around race and of course
Speaker 1: whipped out the race card. Butcari Sellers is a Democrats
Speaker 1: strategist who appeared on CNN and he said, referring to
Speaker 1: the Republicans, quote they swapped out clan hoods for Brooks
Speaker 1: brothers suits close quote. The clan hoods were worn by Democrats,
Speaker 1: by the way, But why let that get into the
Speaker 1: way of a good story. Here's Corey Booker number thirty six.
Speaker 25: Well, for all Americans, Alabama is sacred soil. So much
Speaker 25: of our democracy came of age there before the sacrifices
Speaker 25: of martyrs, before Fred Shuttlesworth and Martin, Luther King, and
Speaker 25: so many other heroes of Alabama campaigns. We did not
Speaker 25: have a complete democracy. Blacks were prevented from voting by
Speaker 25: all kinds of means, from terrorism and lynching all the
Speaker 25: way to legislators making it difficult for blacks to vote.
Speaker 25: And now we have a Supreme Court six members who
Speaker 25: are sending us back to that long almost century where
Speaker 25: black political leadership and black electoral fairness was not represented
Speaker 25: in the House of Representatives. And we're going to see
Speaker 25: now with surgical like precision, state house after state house
Speaker 25: in southern states them writing maps to try to eviscerate
Speaker 25: black leadership.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: What's stopping blacks from voting? What's stopping black politicians from
Speaker 1: running in non majority black districts. You have four Republican
Speaker 1: House members black, all of whom represent majority white districts. Somehow,
Speaker 1: someway they got elected. We come back. A Chicago woman
Speaker 1: mocked the way they've been using race to say black
Speaker 1: people are going to be denied the right to vote.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine seventy one, Sage Triple eight nine seventy one,
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Speaker 1: I am Larry ol that we are sale on news channel.
Speaker 1: I told you that in twenty seventeen, the former ag
Speaker 1: Eric Holder formed a committee to go around the country
Speaker 1: advise various states on how they can design a district
Speaker 1: using race to create more black elected politicians. Been doing
Speaker 1: it for almost ten years. Trump tells Texas, Look, h's
Speaker 1: what these guys had been doing, and we had been
Speaker 1: asleep at the switch. James Clyburn, South Carolina, they were
Speaker 1: redesigning his district. He once said a few days ago
Speaker 1: that Hey, no matter what they do, I'm gonna run
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna get elected. Why because of competence, because
Speaker 1: of experience, because of this, Because of that, now it
Speaker 1: looks like he may not even try and run. Steve Cohen,
Speaker 1: white Jewish congressman, represents the majority black district the Harold
Speaker 1: Ford represented, but before he ran for senator and tendency
Speaker 1: he lost, but a white guy succeeded him. That district
Speaker 1: is now being redesigned. He's now said he's not gonna
Speaker 1: run for re election because the district is now no
Speaker 1: longer shares his values. The idea of perhaps altering your views,
Speaker 1: moderating your views in order to represent the people in
Speaker 1: a new district never occur to you. That's why it's
Speaker 1: so laughable. These guys are just melting down like this.
Speaker 1: As I mentioned a moment ago, there are four black
Speaker 1: Republican House members, all of whom represent majority white districts.
Speaker 1: The idea that you have to have a group of
Speaker 1: people in your district who look like you for you
Speaker 1: to get elected, isn't that the very opposite of what
Speaker 1: MLK talked about. This Chicago woman during the Q and
Speaker 1: A period voiced her contempt for those who are claiming
Speaker 1: that black people are now having their votes suppressed. Number forty.
Speaker 6: The reality is this, Black people's voting is not in danger,
Speaker 6: and you know it's not, and you know it's not.
Speaker 6: I'm sixty three years old. I've been voting since I
Speaker 6: was eighteen. I have never had a problem voting. Now
Speaker 6: that may apply to my mother and father, it applies
Speaker 6: to my grandparents.
Speaker 1: Surely it does.
Speaker 6: And in fact, because it does, every single person in
Speaker 6: this room, including that Jewish lady that just got up
Speaker 6: and talk, need to really be thanking us, really need
Speaker 6: to be thanking us forgetting y'all to write to vote,
Speaker 6: forgetting y'all to write to be here instead of sitting
Speaker 6: up here manipulating the Voting Rights Act like something is
Speaker 6: getting ready to happen to y'all write to vote when
Speaker 6: you know that's not true. So now you all gonna
Speaker 6: drag black people in here, definitely some senior citizens, and
Speaker 6: gonna have them come up here and talk.
Speaker 5: About how they scared to vote, how this messed up
Speaker 5: there like they vote and when they need to vote.
Speaker 3: All that junk, when you know it's not true.
Speaker 5: Just like you sit up here and make like black
Speaker 5: people can't get IDs us requiring ideas to vote, it's
Speaker 5: gonna stop black people from voting.
Speaker 6: Why black people ain't got ideas? See, you all get
Speaker 6: more and more ridiculous, but you can't in this room
Speaker 6: full of these black people talk about that federal case
Speaker 6: that just gots filed Monday, just talking about how you
Speaker 6: all are stealing property at Cook County sales. Where the
Speaker 6: black people in here, raise your hand that if they
Speaker 6: told you to come in here to talk about how
Speaker 6: your property got stolen, where are you at?
Speaker 14: Huh?
Speaker 6: Cause we got commissioners in here that know for a
Speaker 6: fact that's happening.
Speaker 16: Caspill.
Speaker 6: You know what's happening, Laurie, you know what's happening. Michael Scott,
Speaker 6: you know what's happening. Lamart Williams. Come on, you give
Speaker 6: up cases for the county. You know what's happening. Donald Miller,
Speaker 6: you know what's well? Come on, y'all Black people that
Speaker 6: they're inn sent here with these firebell one c threes
Speaker 6: that they got y'all in here talking for them. Why
Speaker 6: y'all ain't in here talking about how they're still in
Speaker 6: our property where y'all at. Come on, cause y'all getting
Speaker 6: ready to come up here to this mic and lie
Speaker 6: for the cameras. Just say that FI black people's voting,
Speaker 6: it's done.
Speaker 14: About it?
Speaker 6: Uh? About this Louisiana thing and Donald Trump and the
Speaker 6: Trump administration. When Donald Trump is at the in front
Speaker 6: of the Supreme Court right now fighting for the fourteenth Amendment,
Speaker 6: saying that black people, that that amendment was for black people,
Speaker 6: not for birthrights, not for people that anchor themselves else
Speaker 6: over here illegally, and you've got you all black people
Speaker 6: in here getting ready to talk against him. I means
Speaker 6: y'all real sick up in the head. You're sick in
Speaker 6: the head and more sicker in your spirit.
Speaker 1: This is the same time has expired for the speaker
Speaker 1: that was different. Yeah, right now, Donald Trump, Supreme Court
Speaker 1: fourteenth Amendment, which was designed to confer citizenship to newly
Speaker 1: freed slaves, not designed to confer citizen to people in
Speaker 1: the country illegally. You having a child on American soil,
Speaker 1: lying claiming that black people have lost their right to vote,
Speaker 1: that black people are no longer will be able to
Speaker 1: be represented. It's insulting. And for this woman to have
Speaker 1: the courage to stand up and say what she said.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine what they're saying about her on social media?
Speaker 1: When Georgia made their laws easier to vote, harder to cheat,
Speaker 1: where did Joe Biden say, Jim Crow two point zero?
Speaker 1: The percentage of Blacks who voted exceeded the percentage of
Speaker 1: black eligible voters who voted before they had changed a
Speaker 1: change those laws. Jim Crow two point zero. It's worse
Speaker 1: than Jim Crow. It's Jim Eagle. That's what these guys
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Speaker 1: we're gonna talk to China expert Gordon Chang about President
Speaker 1: Trump's trip to China. Corey is in Detroit, Corey or
Speaker 1: and the Larry O The Show. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for calling.
Speaker 10: Hey, Larry, how are I'm well?
Speaker 16: Good?
Speaker 10: Larry. I was listening to you discussing the concern over
Speaker 10: Zionist hatred, and I just think it's disingenuine for you
Speaker 10: to talk about Zionism without messing the ball Flower Cords
Speaker 10: and talking about how the nation of Israel was set
Speaker 10: up before World War Two and that people being a
Speaker 10: Jews of being anti submitic. How can you be anti
Speaker 10: submitic when the people that occupy Israel now have not
Speaker 10: one drop of submitted blood in their body. They're Europeans.
Speaker 10: They're not allowed to know they're not they are, Yes,
Speaker 10: yes they are. Larry stopped.
Speaker 1: There has been a three thousand year connection between Jews
Speaker 1: and that part of the world three thousand years, three
Speaker 1: thousand years.
Speaker 10: That is not true Ethiopian Jews. Maybe Ethiopian Jews or
Speaker 10: original Jews, but the converse that came over from the
Speaker 10: Belfall records. Please stop, Larry, stop.
Speaker 1: The The area was a mandate that the British controlled
Speaker 1: after the fault, after the fault, after the fall of
Speaker 1: the Ottoman Empire. Do you want to hear the history
Speaker 1: or not? And the and the and the United Nations
Speaker 1: divided that area into two areas, the country of Israel
Speaker 1: country of Palestine. When the British soldiers left, Israel was
Speaker 1: invaded by five countries simultaneously, and the assumption was we're
Speaker 1: going to run these people into the Mediterranean Sea, ha
Speaker 1: ha ha, and we'll get all back the land. Little
Speaker 1: did they know, this little country was able able to
Speaker 1: defeat all five of them. That's what happened. And many
Speaker 1: of the Palestinians left not having seen a single Israeli
Speaker 1: soldier because they were told to leave by their leaders.
Speaker 1: We're gonna wipe these people out and then and then
Speaker 1: you guys can come back. That's what happened. But there's
Speaker 1: been a three thousand year history connection to that land.
Speaker 1: There's a wonderful book I would urge you to the Redcory.
Speaker 1: I'm serious. It's called From Time Immemorial by a woman
Speaker 1: named Joan Peters, who assumed, as you did that basically
Speaker 1: what happened is the is these realis just kind of
Speaker 1: parachuted in there right after World War Two and she
Speaker 1: found out, surprising to herself, that there was a three
Speaker 1: thousand year history. I just now told you what the
Speaker 1: BILLFO record was. It was bridge World War two. Correct,
Speaker 1: you know, Corey, you don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: You just now told me that that Jews have not
Speaker 1: had a three thousand year connection to that part of
Speaker 1: the world. You just now said that.
Speaker 10: The Zionists have not.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean?
Speaker 10: Is a Zionist the Jew thing?
Speaker 1: You know what Zionism means. Why don't you define, Corey,
Speaker 1: so we're talking about the same thing. Please define, Please
Speaker 1: define what you mean by Zionism.
Speaker 10: Zionism is a political It recognizes the state.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, Corey, I urge you to read the book
Speaker 1: I just now mentioned. Call me back. I'm Larry Older.
Speaker 1: So let's get her teed up. Set off to my.
Speaker 25: That's a bigo.
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Speaker 1: talking to China expert Gordon Chang about Trump's trip to China,
Speaker 1: China and the straight up hormose China and oil China
Speaker 1: versus the United States, on the competition on AI, all
Speaker 1: of that and more. Regarding Iran, the President just posted
Speaker 1: this on truth Social I've been asked by the Emir
Speaker 1: of Qatar, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, the President
Speaker 1: of the United Arab Emirates, to hold off on our
Speaker 1: planned military attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran, which
Speaker 1: will scheduled for tomorrow, in that serious negotiations are now
Speaker 1: taking place and that, in their opinion as great leaders
Speaker 1: and allies, a deal will be made which will be
Speaker 1: very acceptable to the United States of America as well
Speaker 1: as all countries of the Middle East and beyond. The
Speaker 1: deal will include importantly no nuclear weapons for Iran. Based
Speaker 1: on my respect for the above mentioned leaders, I've instructed
Speaker 1: Secretary of War Pete Heseth, and the Chairman of the
Speaker 1: Joint Chiefs, General Daniel Crane Kane, and the United States
Speaker 1: Military that we will not be doing the scheduled attack
Speaker 1: of Iran tomorrow, but have further instructed them to be
Speaker 1: prepared to go forward with a full large scale assault
Speaker 1: on Iran on a moment's notice in the event that
Speaker 1: an acceptable deal is not reached. Thank you for your
Speaker 1: attention to this manner, President Donald J. Trump. Lindsey Graham
Speaker 1: was asked about Donald Trump's low polls amid the war
Speaker 1: against Duran. Here's what he said, number thirty.
Speaker 26: Seven, Seda, you take me to my next question, because
Speaker 26: seventy percent of Americans in a new poll say President
Speaker 26: Trump is doing a bad job on the economy, the
Speaker 26: number one.
Speaker 10: Issue for voters, as you know.
Speaker 26: Bottom line, is it worth losing the midterms if the
Speaker 26: result is a non nuclear Iran.
Speaker 1: It's worth losing my job.
Speaker 11: If I had to give my job up to make
Speaker 11: sure Ron would never have a nuclear weapon, I would
Speaker 11: do it. I don't give up the House in the South,
Speaker 11: I would give up politically. The most important thing I
Speaker 11: can do with the job I've been given is to
Speaker 11: protect the American people. You don't have to agree with me,
Speaker 11: but I've been this way for twenty years. I believe
Speaker 11: the religious Nazis in Iran, if they had a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 11: they would use it.
Speaker 1: They've been trying to get one. They've been cheating.
Speaker 11: Obama and Biden were jokes when it came to containing Iran.
Speaker 11: Trump is doing something people should have done a long
Speaker 11: time ago. But here's the good news. Gas prices will
Speaker 11: come down when you put a run in a box.
Speaker 11: Saudi Israel peace will become possible when you put a
Speaker 11: run in a box. The upside of dealing with Iran
Speaker 11: is enormously good, but you gotta deal with them.
Speaker 1: Admiral Brad Cooper is the head of US Central Command,
Speaker 1: and he was talking about all of this Iran ward.
Speaker 1: If he isn't, he said, in un quoting, by every measure,
Speaker 1: Wren has been significantly degraded. If I use my own
Speaker 1: professional experience, he said, in one hundred transit through the
Speaker 1: straight of her moves, you typically would see twenty to
Speaker 1: forty fast post. We've seen two or three. We've eliminated,
Speaker 1: he said, more than ninety percent of Iran's once massive
Speaker 1: inventory of over eight thousand naval mines. Iran's air and
Speaker 1: air defenses are functionally and operationally irrelevant. Iran's navy won't
Speaker 1: be able to rebuild for five to ten years or
Speaker 1: reach its prior level for a generation. He said. In
Speaker 1: less than forty days of major combat operations, US Syentcom
Speaker 1: forces systematically dismantled what Iran spent four decades and tens
Speaker 1: of billions of dollars building the defense industrial base for
Speaker 1: their drones and their missiles and their navy were degraded
Speaker 1: by ninety percent end of quote. By the way, he said,
Speaker 1: news reports that Iran retained seventy percent of his missiles
Speaker 1: are not accurate. Britain in France say that they're going
Speaker 1: to get involved in trying to open up the straight
Speaker 1: up promotes, but they're not going to do it with us.
Speaker 1: They're doing a separate effort from the United States. According
Speaker 1: to a French military spokesperson, I don't know how you
Speaker 1: do it without involving us. This is for their consumption
Speaker 1: of the French people, because the French are opposed to
Speaker 1: the war. The idea that the French would get involved
Speaker 1: in somehow helping to open up the Strait is probably
Speaker 1: something that might not be terribly popular, but they're getting involved,
Speaker 1: just as Trump predicted they would, because their economy is suffering. Now,
Speaker 1: the race for mayor here in Los Angeles is interesting.
Speaker 1: One of the candidates for governor is admitting that the
Speaker 1: affordability problem in the state is because of Democrats. His
Speaker 1: name is Antonio Viragosa. Here's what he said. Number thirty three.
Speaker 11: You can't put everything on Donald Trump.
Speaker 23: We have the highest homelessness in the United States of America,
Speaker 23: the highest gas prices, the highest utilities, the highest home
Speaker 23: prices people can't afford rent. And those happened under Democratic policies.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and this guy was a two term mayor of
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. This is the founder of TMZ making a
Speaker 1: very candid assessment of what Democrats have done to Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Number twenty four.
Speaker 19: I'm not only a born and raised Los Angelino, but
Speaker 19: I'm second generation. My dad was born and raised in
Speaker 19: LA and so this is my life and I have
Speaker 19: seen this city just fall apart, you know, over the
Speaker 19: last i don't know, eight nine years, but especially the
Speaker 19: last four years that you know, the homeless problem is
Speaker 19: out of control in this city. I've been chased by people.
Speaker 19: A guy with a hammer walking out of my gym.
Speaker 19: He chased me with a hammer. I had a men wan.
Speaker 19: A homeless woman take a boulder and trash my car,
Speaker 19: and I caught her doing it, and I realized, there
Speaker 19: is nothing I can do. What am I gonna do?
Speaker 19: Get her arrested? I mean, what is that going to do?
Speaker 19: Am I gonna sue her? So I literally looked my car,
Speaker 19: watched her walk away, and said, I live in Los Angeles,
Speaker 19: and you know, the fires have been an absolute outrage
Speaker 19: in the city. This didn't have to happen. We had
Speaker 19: one hundred fire trucks that were out of service, the
Speaker 19: water pressure was messed up, and people lost their homes
Speaker 19: as a result of bad leadership. And then all of
Speaker 19: a sudden, people are throwing other people under the bus
Speaker 19: for no reason. This city operated in an appalling way
Speaker 19: during the fires. And by the way, it's not over
Speaker 19: the The insurance companies are screwing people over left and right.
Speaker 19: I've got a friend. His name is Dan Brunn. He's
Speaker 19: an amazing architect. He put together a plan with one
Speaker 19: hundred architects to offer their services free of charge to
Speaker 19: rebuild Altadena. And Pacific Palace, and they had a whole plan.
Speaker 19: I actually contacted Gavin Newsom and Newsom remember when you
Speaker 19: did that. I remember bish people in touch with Dan
Speaker 19: and they were all in and they brought it down
Speaker 19: to the city, which they had to do, and it
Speaker 19: died a slow death in the city of Los Angeles.
Speaker 19: So this city is not working.
Speaker 1: I've known Harvey for at least twenty six years. He
Speaker 1: was my producer when I had a TV show called
Speaker 1: MOrTL Court. And Harvey's a liberal, and Harvey voted for
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom, and Harry voted for Karen Bass, and Harvey
Speaker 1: vote voted for Joe Biden. So it's interesting that these
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Speaker 1: I wish I hadn't voted for Karen Bass. I wish
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Speaker 1: North Korea, takes on the world and the coming collapse
Speaker 1: of China. Please welcome back to the program, Gordon Chang.
Speaker 1: Gordoner is nice to hear from you. We're having difficulty
Speaker 1: hearing him. I see him, but we can't hear him,
Speaker 1: so we're gonna switch him over to uh the phone,
Speaker 1: So stick around for that. China reportedly is considering buying
Speaker 1: oil from Alaska. We'll talk to Gordon about that in
Speaker 1: a second. Find out what China got from this summit,
Speaker 1: what the President got from this summit. We'll China at
Speaker 1: all get involved in the opening up of the straight
Speaker 1: up hormouse. Will they help? Can they help? Will they help?
Speaker 1: Is it in their best interest to help? All of
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Speaker 1: We're also gonna talk about the uh Mayor of Arcadia,
Speaker 1: I should say former mayor of Arcadia and Leen Wang
Speaker 1: charged with allegedly acting as an illegal foreign agent for China.
Speaker 1: So there's so much to talk to Gordon about. China
Speaker 1: no longer has access to the oil they were getting
Speaker 1: from Venezuela, no longer access to the cheap oil they
Speaker 1: were getting from Iran, and of course there's this big
Speaker 1: battle between America and China over Ai. Speaking of Ai,
Speaker 1: Ken Griffin, I think we've got him now. I think
Speaker 1: we have him now, Gordon, are you there, I'm here,
Speaker 1: Larry Gordon, thank you so much for coming on. I'm
Speaker 1: sorry we had difficulty with our video connection, but we
Speaker 1: hear you loud and clear. Tell me what Trump got
Speaker 1: out of this summit, What China got out of this summit.
Speaker 18: This was the summit which was not canted. In other words,
Speaker 18: it wasn't decided beforehand, and so we're not entirely clear
Speaker 18: what came out of this summit. We know what President
Speaker 18: Trump has said, but the Chinese have a different version.
Speaker 18: But I think The important thing is that President Trump
Speaker 18: gave sie Jimping an off ramp because China right now
Speaker 18: is in distress. We can see it in the economy,
Speaker 18: we can see it in other factors, and we know
Speaker 18: that Siegimping has been taking China in the wrong directions.
Speaker 18: So the most important thing is that China got a
Speaker 18: chance to rejoin the world. Now, whether it'll take that
Speaker 18: chance or not, I suspect it won't. The President Trump
Speaker 18: has made that generous accommodative offer.
Speaker 1: Gordon, is it in China's best interest to get involved
Speaker 1: with reopening the Strait of Hormuz? And if so, will
Speaker 1: they act to do that?
Speaker 18: Yeah, two great questions. First of all, I think it
Speaker 18: isn't their interest, and the reason is they get somewhere
Speaker 18: between forty five and fifty percent of their seaborn imports
Speaker 18: of oil through that critical choke point. But whether they
Speaker 18: will help, I suspect they won't. Because Siegymping is a
Speaker 18: tough guy. He is determined to give the United States
Speaker 18: a hard time. He probably figures that he can get
Speaker 18: the oil from Vladimir Putin, who is about to show
Speaker 18: up in the Chinese capital. And also they can get
Speaker 18: Lng from the United States. So maybe what they will
Speaker 18: do is try to make life difficult for US in
Speaker 18: Iran and get their energy elsewhere.
Speaker 1: That's what Trump suggested. He suggest is that China might
Speaker 1: buy some oil or LNG from US. Is that the case?
Speaker 18: Well, yes, And we know though that China is resistant
Speaker 18: to buying energy from the US because before the war
Speaker 18: started they had actually committed to buy American LLENNG, but
Speaker 18: they were diverting their cargoes to Europe. And that to
Speaker 18: me was absolutely fascinating that they would do something like that.
Speaker 18: But you know, ultimately China needs energy, and so I
Speaker 18: think it's going to have to bend and it's going
Speaker 18: to have to actually accept American cargoes.
Speaker 1: Talk to us about the bat over Ai between US
Speaker 1: and between US and China. We are ahead, are we not?
Speaker 18: We are ahead, and I think our lead is probably
Speaker 18: a little bit more than most people think. And the
Speaker 18: reason why we're ahead, or a major reason, is because
Speaker 18: we've got much better chips than China does. So, for instance,
Speaker 18: deep Seat, the Chinese AI company that rattled markets last
Speaker 18: January January of twenty twenty five, it couldn't come up
Speaker 18: with a new model in the middle of last year
Speaker 18: because they actually said we were using Chinese chips while
Speaker 18: ways defend and they weren't nearly as good as Americas.
Speaker 18: So we do have the chips, and so therefore I
Speaker 18: think we shouldn't be selling advanced chips to the Chinese
Speaker 18: because that helps them bridge a gap. We can't get
Speaker 18: them addicted to the American technology stack as administration officials want.
Speaker 18: And that's because your biggest determined to make his own chips,
Speaker 18: So why should we help him bridge that gap?
Speaker 1: Talk to me, Gordon about rare earth. Are we still
Speaker 1: dependent upon China for them?
Speaker 18: Yes, we are, and we will be for maybe a
Speaker 18: couple more years. But Trump is moving at Trump's speed,
Speaker 18: and there are a number of strategies. One of them
Speaker 18: is to mine and process. The other is just to
Speaker 18: have technologies that require less rare earth or to recycle.
Speaker 18: So there are a number of different ways. But I
Speaker 18: think in a couple of years we won't be talking
Speaker 18: about our dependence on rare earth. We will be talking
Speaker 18: about our dependence on China for pharmaceuticals. There we're not
Speaker 18: moving as fast as we need to, and we need
Speaker 18: to move a lot faster because our reliance on China
Speaker 18: or pharmaceuticals is far greater than our reliance on China
Speaker 18: for rare earths.
Speaker 1: Gordon, what is jj Pang's opinion of Trump versus his
Speaker 1: opinion of Joe Biden.
Speaker 18: Seden Ping did not respect either of them, and it's
Speaker 18: not because of their personalities or their capabilities. It's because
Speaker 18: they're Americans. Saw this on Thursday night when in front
Speaker 18: of President Trump and in front of the cameras, Sigeanping
Speaker 18: went out of his way to disrespect and to insult
Speaker 18: the United States. So it doesn't really matter who the
Speaker 18: president is. Sejan Ping believes that is on the upswing
Speaker 18: and America is turnal finished. I know that, No, he's
Speaker 18: I think he's absolutely wrong about that. But that's what
Speaker 18: he's been talking about for almost a decade and certainly
Speaker 18: in the last five years. This is an arrogant guy.
Speaker 18: He does not understand the world as it is. He
Speaker 18: was seeing the world as he wants it to be,
Speaker 18: and unfortunately he is willing to insult the American president
Speaker 18: and the people in the United States to do it. Trump,
Speaker 18: you know, is very stoic about it on Thursday, but
Speaker 18: eventually Trump will get even for that.
Speaker 1: We have about a minute left. Gordon, again, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for taking the time. Did Taiwan come up?
Speaker 1: And what is our position about Taiwan?
Speaker 18: Yeah, Taiwan came up for a minute or two in
Speaker 18: the conversations between Trump and c and as Secretary of
Speaker 18: Rubio said afterwards, they bring it up, we listen to them,
Speaker 18: and after a minute or two we move on to
Speaker 18: the next topic. So Sijmping made public threats on Thursday
Speaker 18: on Taiwan, but really that was the most that happened.
Speaker 18: Trump listened and just sort of blew them off, which
Speaker 18: is really the right thing for Trump to do.
Speaker 1: The last time you were here, Gord, we have about
Speaker 1: forty five seconds. You told me that you thought Gdping
Speaker 1: was in trouble politically in China. Is that still the case.
Speaker 18: I think it's still the case, especially in the military.
Speaker 18: We see more firings and we see these death sentences
Speaker 18: for generals. This can't be a good story for Sijmping
Speaker 18: because he keeps on in pointing people, he keeps on
Speaker 18: purging them, means he doesn't control of the military, which
Speaker 18: means he's got a hard time going forward.
Speaker 1: Gordon Chang as always, thank you very much for coming on, Gordon.
Speaker 1: We really appreciate it.
Speaker 18: I really appreciate it, Laria, so thank you so much.
Speaker 3: You got it.
Speaker 1: Triple eight nine sevent one SAG Speaking of AI. Guess
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Speaker 3: Yes, sir, I appreciate you allowing me to be on.
Speaker 3: And I live in a suburb of Philadelphia. I grew
Speaker 3: up in a I'm going to call it a Jewish ghetto.
Speaker 3: There was a synagogue on every corner. It's kind of
Speaker 3: like a station's whor back then, and I just think
Speaker 3: the world was anything but Jewish. Then I moved farther
Speaker 3: north and I found out I wasn't, and then I'd
Speaker 3: moved farther north, and then I found out the real
Speaker 3: thing when I had children of my own, I found
Speaker 3: out what any Semitism was all about, because the kids
Speaker 3: were picked on all the time in school. They throw
Speaker 3: pennies on the floor and all this stuff. But the
Speaker 3: main topic that I have is we go to a
Speaker 3: conservative synagogue and the rabbile comes out, and he does
Speaker 3: is his German, and he talks, jumps the buffoo. The
Speaker 3: Republicans are this, Republicans are that, and they leans so
Speaker 3: far to the left, I think the place is going
Speaker 3: to till. And it angers me because he has the
Speaker 3: platform to say exactly what he wants without restrictions, because
Speaker 3: he's allowed to do that because it's a synagogue. However,
Speaker 3: I don't have to sit and listen to it, so
Speaker 3: I usually get up and leave at that point because
Speaker 3: I get so angry with my blood. Why why in
Speaker 3: this time of our life would any sensible Jew go
Speaker 3: to the left and vote for anybody besides Trump or
Speaker 3: it doesn't. It angers me to the point where I
Speaker 3: don't know what to do myself. I'm seventy three years old.
Speaker 3: I want to do something it's just when you tell
Speaker 3: me about Candice Owens and you're articulating all these people
Speaker 3: that are at college professors that are founding this pute.
Speaker 10: I don't.
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't. How do we regulate this, How
Speaker 3: do we go against this? How can we fight this legitimately?
Speaker 1: I think the answer Lee, thank you for calling, is
Speaker 1: to accept the idea that Jews will never be liked,
Speaker 1: never be loved. Thomas All said, you want people to
Speaker 1: start liking, you start failing. You have to recognize there
Speaker 1: is anti Semitism. I'm not sure it'll ever go. It's irrational,
Speaker 1: it is unfair. We're talking about two tenths of one
Speaker 1: percent of the world's population, two tenths of one percent.
Speaker 1: And by the way, they account for almost twenty percent
Speaker 1: of those who have won Nobel Prizes. There's over two
Speaker 1: hundred that have won Nobel Prizes. About fifteen Arab and
Speaker 1: Muslims have won prizes. Most of those are in areas
Speaker 1: like peace. But this Jew hatred, it's a force unlike
Speaker 1: anything most of us have ever seen. Goldenmeyer said a
Speaker 1: number of things, one of which was, since it's paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have these problems as long as Jewish mothers
Speaker 1: hate is israel Is more than they love their own children.
Speaker 1: That accounts with the phenomenon of homicide bombers. When Israel
Speaker 1: left Gaza, they had elections in Gaza and a woman
Speaker 1: who had lost I think two sons as homicide bombers,
Speaker 1: ran for and got elected, and she said, I only
Speaker 1: regret I didn't have more sons to give to the cause.
Speaker 1: Are you serious? Bill Maher was talking to John Fereman
Speaker 1: about how Gaza could have been developed number nine.
Speaker 9: I know you have your problems, John, but I live
Speaker 9: here in Hollywood. I have to live amongst people, most
Speaker 9: of whom who think it's cool to wear the kafaya
Speaker 9: to the oscars and to say, you know, free Palestine,
Speaker 9: as if Palestine would be liberated by living under Hamas.
Speaker 9: By the way, Israel geniuses educated on TikTok was liberated.
Speaker 8: In two thousand and five by Israel. Israel gave it
Speaker 8: back and said here, you have your land again. You
Speaker 8: do something with it. And this is what they did
Speaker 8: with it. Yeah, I mean they made it to a fortress,
Speaker 8: didn't spend it on the people or turning it into
Speaker 8: any sort of it could have been Dubai.
Speaker 27: I agree, and I sat with Bill Clinton we were
Speaker 27: campaigning in Harris and I was like, hey, thanks for
Speaker 27: your work. And Clinton he reminds it's like, yeah, we
Speaker 27: offered them ninety six percent of the West Bank and
Speaker 27: East Jerusalem was the capital. You know, here you go
Speaker 27: for twenty five years. They could have rebuilding that into
Speaker 27: Dubai or whatever that they want. They did not want
Speaker 27: a two state solution. Their one state solution. You know,
Speaker 27: as you always point out, like from the river to
Speaker 27: see what's in there exactly.
Speaker 8: I mean, just look at a map.
Speaker 3: We know where the river.
Speaker 16: Look at the map.
Speaker 15: Let them.
Speaker 9: Yeah, as if these kids know what a map is.
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Speaker 28: Let me just share a few thoughts with you on
Speaker 28: this number one is in the last few months, there
Speaker 28: has been a step change function in the productivity of
Speaker 28: the AI toolkit. Is it is profoundly more powerful than
Speaker 28: it was just nine months ago. And for us at Citadels,
Speaker 28: that has allowed us to unleash a much broader array
Speaker 28: of use cases for AI. And it has been really
Speaker 28: interesting to watch to be blunt work that we would
Speaker 28: usually do with people with masters and PhDs in finance
Speaker 28: over the course of weeks or months being done by
Speaker 28: AI agents over the course of hours or days.
Speaker 1: So these are not these are not mid tier white
Speaker 1: collar jobs.
Speaker 28: These are like extraordinarily high skilled jobs being I'm going
Speaker 28: to pick a word, being automated by agenic AI. And
Speaker 28: I got to tell you, I went home one Friday
Speaker 28: actually fairly depressed.
Speaker 14: By this.
Speaker 28: Because you could just see how this was going to
Speaker 28: have such a dramatic impact on society. And when you
Speaker 28: witness in your own four walls, when you see work
Speaker 28: that used to be man years of work being done
Speaker 28: in days or weeks, it's like wow, Like that's the
Speaker 28: first time I've seen real impact in our four walls.
Speaker 1: Plus, you can't succeed without teeth. Karen Bass elaborated on
Speaker 1: what she meant when she said that number thirty.
Speaker 24: Five who would pay for the dental care for.
Speaker 29: When I say comprehensive health care, it's actually what people
Speaker 29: can get from medical The problem is is that the
Speaker 29: linkage isn't made with the people and the services in
Speaker 29: so system. Well, we already pay for it. It's already
Speaker 29: paid for. It's the linkage that hasn't happened.
Speaker 11: The reaction reaction to that though, was why isn't the
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Speaker 1: What are you doing to address the drug use? So
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Speaker 12: And let me just take one hundred percent.
Speaker 29: Let me just tell you that when I came in,
Speaker 29: we start even though it is not the city's role
Speaker 29: to provide health care, it is the county.
Speaker 12: That was not enough for me.
Speaker 29: I said, we have to provide it ourselves. So we
Speaker 29: took lawsuit money from tobacco, and we establish contracts with
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Speaker 1: What so you came in here and it's not our
Speaker 1: job provide health care for them, but we did because
Speaker 1: we want them to be moved off the street. And
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Speaker 1: state by far. The Acting ag says, there's a ton
Speaker 1: of evidence that the twenty twenty election was rigged, and
Speaker 1: they're looking at it.
Speaker 30: Number thirty eight, Well, there's a ton of evidence that
Speaker 30: the election was rigged. That's not something that DOJ needs
Speaker 30: to tell you about. There's been evidence about that for many,
Speaker 30: many years. What I can tell you is that we
Speaker 30: have multiple investigations going on in Arizona, in Georgia and
Speaker 30: Fulton County, Georgia, and that's exactly what we're looking at.
Speaker 30: By the way, this is very difficult because they're very good.
Speaker 19: They're very good at.
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Speaker 30: that's why we're very focused on finding out whether the
Speaker 30: right people voted, whether people who were supposed to vote voted,
Speaker 30: whether there was one vote cast per voter, And that's
Speaker 30: what we're doing in multiple states. And I expect and
Speaker 30: again people you'll say to me, how long has it taken?
Speaker 30: Why is it taking so long? And the reality the
Speaker 30: answer to that is because it takes a lot of
Speaker 30: work to uncover what happened in twenty twenty. It takes
Speaker 30: a lot of old, good, old fashioned law enforcement, police work,
Speaker 30: which is what we're doing, and we have great prosecutors
Speaker 30: working on it as well. And I expect it, and
Speaker 30: I assure you, I assure the American people that as
Speaker 30: soon as we have something to say for it, whether
Speaker 30: it's charges, whether it's a report, whether it's the results
Speaker 30: of an investigation. The American people will learn about. We'll
Speaker 30: be uncovered.
Speaker 1: Governor Gavin Newsom says Democrats have a contingency plan in
Speaker 1: the event that the top two finishers in the primary
Speaker 1: are Republicans number thirty two.
Speaker 31: We all have agencies we can shape the future. There's
Speaker 31: still a lot of Look, I've said this before, Saul repeated,
Speaker 31: I don't anticipate this need to be the case, but
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Speaker 3: I'll later that.
Speaker 1: We have a contingency plan if it looks like we're
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Speaker 1: That's all the Knights of you. Now. That brings us
Speaker 1: to Kamala Harris, who's probably going to run for president,
Speaker 1: at least right now it appears to be the case.
Speaker 1: She's calling for Democrats to hold a no bad idea brainstorm.
Speaker 1: What number twenty five.
Speaker 32: Say, Look, this is a moment where there are no
Speaker 32: bad ideas. No bad idea brainstorm is what I'd like
Speaker 32: to call it. And in that no bad ideas brainstorm,
Speaker 32: we talk about what we need to do and think
Speaker 32: about doing around the electoral college. We talk about the
Speaker 32: idea of Supreme Court reform, which includes expanding the Supreme Court.
Speaker 32: We invite a conversation about multi members districts.
Speaker 1: We talk about.
Speaker 32: Look that if we win the Senate, which we should
Speaker 32: and we will, then the Senate Judiciary Committee have rules
Speaker 32: that they put in place so when these people come
Speaker 32: before as nominees to the Supreme Court and lie, that
Speaker 32: they are held to account and consequence, not just that
Speaker 32: somebody goes on cable news and says they lie, but
Speaker 32: that there are rules in place to actually penalize people
Speaker 32: for lying to a Senate Judiciary committee. That we agree
Speaker 32: that it is right to have ethics rules for Supreme
Speaker 32: Court justices, and let's put those in place. Let's talk
Speaker 32: about statehood for Puerto Rico and DC.
Speaker 1: These are the things I think that we've got to do.
Speaker 32: We've got to neutralize these red states from cheating, including
Speaker 32: blue states expanding their maps and all of this, I
Speaker 32: think is, Look, we gotta fight fire with fire. These
Speaker 32: folks are playing to win. We gotta play the win.
Speaker 1: Did you hear any ideas on affordability? Do you hear
Speaker 1: any ideas on the cost of living? Do you hear
Speaker 1: any ideas on how to make gas prices cheaper, rent
Speaker 1: more affordable? Do you hear anything like that? Now, we
Speaker 1: need to stop these SLBs as John Fetterman said, our
Speaker 1: party platform is Trump derangement syndrome. Talk to you tomorrow
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