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Speaker 2: It's the Alex Marlowe Show. It is the Alex marlow Show.
Speaker 2: And I am glad you're here, but not in the
Speaker 2: room with me because I smell like smoke and I
Speaker 2: did not get a pulled pork or brisket out of this.
Speaker 2: We had a great cigar night here in Chicago meeting
Speaker 2: with listeners. It did an amazing event out here with
Speaker 2: the Salem affiliate and it just fantastic stuff. Got hang
Speaker 2: out with Dan and Sean Thompson, who are a couple
Speaker 2: of the hosts out here who are just really super
Speaker 2: smart guys. They're a funny yin and yang because Dan
Speaker 2: is very i would say, stoic and a little more
Speaker 2: of a i'll call them an intellectual, more of an egghead,
Speaker 2: and then Sean comes off as a real raw rouser,
Speaker 2: but Shawn is sneaky smart, and so it really does.
Speaker 2: It really is kind of fun because the great vibes
Speaker 2: great to interact with the audience, and so if you
Speaker 2: ever hear one of these things where I'm showing up
Speaker 2: in person. It really is a pleasure to go see
Speaker 2: some of view. Some of you bought some books. I
Speaker 2: got to sign some books. That was really nice. But
Speaker 2: a great conversation, and thanks a lot to everyone for
Speaker 2: hosting me, and we got to celebrate right away. Though
Speaker 2: it is a bittersweet celebration because the podcast space is
Speaker 2: about to get a little more crowded because Thomas Massey
Speaker 2: is leaving the Congress. What is the over under on
Speaker 2: he starts. Let's say he startsero point five podcasts in
Speaker 2: the next six months. Guys in La take bets. Who
Speaker 2: is taking the under on that? For Thomas Massey. He
Speaker 2: will be in the podcast space, he will be in
Speaker 2: podcast as Dan, He'll be interviewing Tucker and Fuentes in
Speaker 2: no time to book it. Take that to the bank.
Speaker 2: I am willing to empty my bank account on that
Speaker 2: bet right now. But it is a joyous event. I
Speaker 2: never liked them. I never liked them, always thought mass
Speaker 2: he was a grandstander. I opened the show yesterday talking
Speaker 2: about how I was hoping you would lose. I tried
Speaker 2: to have a lot more nuanced than that in my
Speaker 2: coverage at Brightbart News. But I just watched a guy
Speaker 2: transform before our eyes from this sort of quirky, oddball
Speaker 2: libertarian nerd who was so focused on his principles to
Speaker 2: being a smug, sanctimonious jerk who was living to destroy
Speaker 2: Trump and Trump's movement for the sake of online clout.
Speaker 2: That's what I saw. I think a lot of you
Speaker 2: we started to resonate with you because he was seen
Speaker 2: as someone who was really fluent in the Constitution, someone
Speaker 2: who was maybe destined to be someone who mixes things
Speaker 2: up in Washington, someone who was a really strong crack
Speaker 2: record during COVID fighting for individual liberty, and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, over time he just decided he would
Speaker 2: get this glow up, which I found very off putting.
Speaker 2: His wife died and he was back on the daily market.
Speaker 2: He instantly married someone half his age right away, which
Speaker 2: is again, there are circumstances where I could understand it.
Speaker 2: I don't know his personal story. I know it looks odd.
Speaker 2: But all of a sudden, he's got a beard, he's
Speaker 2: got a fantastic haircut, he doesn't have glasses anymore. And
Speaker 2: at the same time, he goes from sort of lovable
Speaker 2: quirky guy that you might see. We all have a
Speaker 2: guy like that from high school who we kind of
Speaker 2: liked to trying to be the coolest guy in Washington
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, and it just never worked for me.
Speaker 2: It never worked for me because it always felt like
Speaker 2: it was designed to chase clout, it was not designed
Speaker 2: to defend the Constitution. With the biggest tell being, as
Speaker 2: I opened the show yesterday, the biggest heel being his
Speaker 2: opposition for the Big Beautiful Bill, The Big Beautiful Bill,
Speaker 2: one Big beautiful Bill. Why because it was too tough
Speaker 2: on immigration enforcement. So that was the main thing. So
Speaker 2: that that was why he stood up to the BBB.
Speaker 2: The one thing Trump wanted during his transition during the
Speaker 2: end of the campaign, he said flat out, and I
Speaker 2: gotta tell you, he'd to get me on board with this.
Speaker 2: I was kind of thinking, maybe we should do a
Speaker 2: couple of bills, knock out the easy stuff quick, maybe
Speaker 2: have a little more time to debate some of the
Speaker 2: more challenging stuff. I didn't know for sure what was
Speaker 2: the best move. But Trump knew right out of the
Speaker 2: gate for sure we're doing one big bill. And MASSI says, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go for that because I know
Speaker 2: best not all the voters who democratically elected President Trump
Speaker 2: so obnoxious, so annoying, and it's just been a matter
Speaker 2: of time before his voters were going to see through
Speaker 2: that he was not a guy of deep principle. He
Speaker 2: was a guy who wanted to chase clout who He
Speaker 2: was a guy who wanted to put himself above the
Speaker 2: future of the Republic, to the point where he was
Speaker 2: teeming more with the new never Trump erst the people
Speaker 2: who think that Trump is wrong on everything because of
Speaker 2: Israel and because Trump doesn't agrees with Israel on seeing
Speaker 2: Iran as a threat. That's really what it comes down to.
Speaker 2: Trump never does the bidding of Israel, but he agrees
Speaker 2: with Israel that iron is a major threat and is
Speaker 2: an existential threat. So because Trump agrees with Israel on that,
Speaker 2: Massey drags him online constantly and he cozies up to
Speaker 2: the rest of podcast to stan the people who have
Speaker 2: a lot of popularity with clicks and downloads and let's
Speaker 2: be honest, foreign bots as well, and using those people
Speaker 2: to try to boost your numbers on X. Everyth A
Speaker 2: very strong day for people who believe X the everything
Speaker 2: app is not real life. Twitter is not real life.
Speaker 2: This is a debate that I have constantly, and I
Speaker 2: don't know what side I'm on. There's some days where
Speaker 2: I do feel like your online persoda is actually more important.
Speaker 2: It's more you, it's more realistic than your natural, tactile,
Speaker 2: physical self. Sometimes I feel like a lot more people
Speaker 2: feel like the real world does exist in the virtual space,
Speaker 2: and you're cost playing, you're LARPing, you're pretending when you're
Speaker 2: out in nature, or you're having dinner with family, or
Speaker 2: you're exercising and things like that. That's the performance, and
Speaker 2: the real stuff is what happens online. And now a
Speaker 2: very strong case to be made that actually real life
Speaker 2: is real life because the voters were able to see
Speaker 2: through what not as much of the Internet could see
Speaker 2: through with Massy and I love to see it. So
Speaker 2: him buying to be an influencer, let him go be
Speaker 2: an influencer. That's fine. We'll have to put up with
Speaker 2: a bunch of his podcasts. But overall, a huge victory
Speaker 2: for President Trump, who just continues to rack up wins.
Speaker 2: If you think about Indiana, that's a major one where
Speaker 2: Trump all these Republicans going against Trump's redistricting plan, and
Speaker 2: most of them are out of jobs now or are
Speaker 2: about to be out of jobs, and trust me, the
Speaker 2: rest of them will all go down. We saw Cassidy
Speaker 2: who in Louisiana go down third in primary vote. Brad Raffinsberger,
Speaker 2: who really is one of the bad guys of a
Speaker 2: lot of my research in the past. He even really bad.
Speaker 2: It's a he appears in several of my books, including
Speaker 2: Breaking the News, my first book where I do a
Speaker 2: deep dive on the twenty twenty election. Really bad guy
Speaker 2: out of Georgia. He went down and his primary, A
Speaker 2: guy who stopped a lot of what Trump wants to do.
Speaker 2: So crossing Trump is still not a good move. Trump
Speaker 2: has a lot of earned trust amongst real conservative Republican voters.
Speaker 2: Big thing, big thing to note, South Carolina is going
Speaker 2: to redistrict and get Republicans one more seat. The James
Speaker 2: Clyburn seat is going to go away. It's going to
Speaker 2: go become a Republican seat. All this is good. We
Speaker 2: need to continue to rack up the score. Don't have
Speaker 2: literal Nazis like Graham Platner running the country, which is
Speaker 2: what the Democrat side is. Noteworthy that Massey largely defended
Speaker 2: online by actual Democrats. This is Roe Kanna, who is
Speaker 2: an extremely irritating Democrat who never cared about Epstein at
Speaker 2: all until five minutes ago. When you realize you get
Speaker 2: hurt Trump, Let's play cut seventeen.
Speaker 3: Please, gentlemen, My good friend Thomas Massey lost tonight. I'm
Speaker 3: angered by the smears on his character. He lost because
Speaker 3: he had the guts to take on the Epstein class.
Speaker 3: He lost because he had the guts to stand up
Speaker 3: against the war in Iran. He worked with me to
Speaker 3: pass the most consequential and popular piece of bipartisan legislation
Speaker 3: in recent history, in the Epstein Transparency Act. Many young
Speaker 3: voters under fifty voted for him. He was winning them
Speaker 3: by over thirty points. And today I say, you may
Speaker 3: not have a home in the Trump coalition, but there
Speaker 3: is a new generation a populist Democrat, and we welcome you.
Speaker 2: So the inviteum to the Democrat Party. Fine, good, good,
Speaker 2: go be a Democrat. Fine, then we'll get clarity. Just
Speaker 2: the never Trump crowd that lives online is just we
Speaker 2: talk about them way more than they deserve. And just
Speaker 2: the fact that the guy who is sniveling sad about
Speaker 2: Massy is a Democrat. It's very noteworthy because Democrats felt wrong.
Speaker 2: They do all the time, even the ones we like.
Speaker 2: We don't like Rocanic because he is one of the
Speaker 2: Epstein performance artists. He's one of the biggest Epstein performance artists. Imaginable.
Speaker 2: We come back from the break, what I'm going to
Speaker 2: get into with Massy. I'm going to prove to you
Speaker 2: with examples of the smugness and sanctimoniousness of which he
Speaker 2: just completely pivoted his persona to being a iconoclastic guy
Speaker 2: who a lot of people rooted for, I think because
Speaker 2: they thought that he had an identity that they liked,
Speaker 2: completely pivoting his identity to something different. This is a
Speaker 2: lesson to you. In the authentic age. The new Thomas
Speaker 2: Massey is inauthentic, is a cloud chaser. It is something
Speaker 2: that is slicker. The older Thomas Massey was more likable,
Speaker 2: but he broke into a spontaneous rant against the Jews
Speaker 2: on Fox News that was really interesting. He continued to
Speaker 2: mock Jews during his concessions spiece the least classy thing imaginable.
Speaker 2: All of these things are why people like the Democrats
Speaker 2: that are increasingly going anti Semitic. Remember, they're embracing an
Speaker 2: actual Nazi endorsed by the Obama podcast pros endorsed by
Speaker 2: Elizabeth Warren, endorsed by Bernie Sanders. They all are forgiving
Speaker 2: the literal Nazi who also makes self love import a
Speaker 2: potty bathrooms because he's turned on by the blue liquid
Speaker 2: in there. That's Graham Platner. That's where the Democrats are at,
Speaker 2: and they're ready. They're ready to get Thomas Massey on board.
Speaker 2: But I don't think he's gonna do it. I don't
Speaker 2: think he's remember president because I think he's gonna go
Speaker 2: to the podcast community. I think he's gonna end up there.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I think that's great stuff and I'm happy
Speaker 2: about it, and I got more when we come back.
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Speaker 2: The Democrat is embracing Thomas Massey. He wants to tear
Speaker 2: down ICE, defund it, limit funding for it. He wants
Speaker 2: the billionaire well taxed out in California because we're not
Speaker 2: taxed enough those of us who live out here and
Speaker 2: come up with more ways to tax us. And even
Speaker 2: though he's in the Congress for ten years, he just
Speaker 2: started talking about the Epstein files over the last few months,
Speaker 2: and now he's talking about Trump with it. And he's
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey's best friend. Okay, here's these are the clips
Speaker 2: I wanted to play for you regarding Massy. I think
Speaker 2: are very essential to hear, and I'm fired up to
Speaker 2: play these ones for you. First of all, this is
Speaker 2: him on Fox yesterday. And notice where Massey takes this conversation.
Speaker 2: This one is cut. What is this? This is sixteen.
Speaker 4: Mariom Aidelson has spent so much money on my election.
Speaker 4: Have to scale down that ballroom that she was paying for.
Speaker 5: And she was.
Speaker 2: Born in Israel.
Speaker 4: The Republican Jewish Coalition and the American Israel Public Affairs
Speaker 4: Committee have spent millions of dollars in this race on
Speaker 4: a guy that's never showed up for a single debate.
Speaker 4: They think they can buy Kentuckians. They think they can
Speaker 4: buy this seat because they tried to buy my vote
Speaker 4: and I wouldn't sell it, and they're finding out it's
Speaker 4: real expensive. And what they're going to find out is
Speaker 4: they can't afford to buy this seat in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Well they did, I guess whatever if that's what it was,
Speaker 2: but so did Trump. Trump got it too. But anyway,
Speaker 2: here's the point. The question. They are nothing to do
Speaker 2: with Israel or who's buying what seat or whatever. Nothing
Speaker 2: the atolsins. He was mostly just about the race. And
Speaker 2: then that's where Massy immediately took it. He immediately took
Speaker 2: it to the place where he's trying to smear a
Speaker 2: Jewish donor, even though the race was flooded with money
Speaker 2: from all different sides all over the world, and Massi's
Speaker 2: donor list is not completely clean. There's all sorts of
Speaker 2: people with all sorts of nefarious reasons that are a
Speaker 2: lot less pure of heart than Miriam Madleson that are
Speaker 2: donating his campaign as well. So he's definitely not a
Speaker 2: glasshouse on this. But just know that there was no
Speaker 2: context there for him to bring up Jewish people, and
Speaker 2: j just goes on the air and he just does that.
Speaker 2: And if this is new to him, that there's money
Speaker 2: in politics, and that people who see a guy who
Speaker 2: walks around constantly complaining about Israel and Jews and you're
Speaker 2: someone who cares about about the Jews, a newsflash for eventually,
Speaker 2: former Congressman Massy, you're gonna get money funneled into your
Speaker 2: campaign for that reason. So you walk around smear in
Speaker 2: the Jews. There's gonna be a lot of Jews you're
Speaker 2: gonna donate against your campaign, and you're not a victim
Speaker 2: of that. That's how democracy works. It's what democracy looks like.
Speaker 2: All right, This is from his concession speech, cuts out
Speaker 2: in place.
Speaker 4: I would have come out sooner, but I had to
Speaker 4: call my opponent and concede, and it took a while
Speaker 4: to find ed Gal Ryan and tel Aviv.
Speaker 2: Okay, pause, So you see his face. So you see
Speaker 2: his face there, and he's got a good haircut, he's
Speaker 2: got a good beer, he's got a sharp suit. Now
Speaker 2: he doesn't have the mop of hair, he doesn't have
Speaker 2: the big glasses, and he doesn't have the sort of
Speaker 2: red bulbous face anymore, because he's got the look crafted
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden those jokes start looking really smug,
Speaker 2: don't they that We're not gonna come out and be classy.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna say, look, I stood for what I
Speaker 2: should for. President Trump rejected it. A lot of people
Speaker 2: with other interests that are not my priorities rejected it.
Speaker 2: They got involved in the race, and ultimately the people
Speaker 2: of Kentucky voted against me. And you know what, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna live to fight another day. This won't be the
Speaker 2: last you hear from me. And I wish my opponent
Speaker 2: the best. None of that, None of that. It's all
Speaker 2: We're gonna mock Jews. We're to mock Israel. We're gonna
Speaker 2: mock Trump. It's just so smug, so sanctmonious. I very
Speaker 2: low threshold for sanctimoniousness, I really do. So that's what's
Speaker 2: important to note is that that's what's going on here,
Speaker 2: and this is what democracy looks like. I have a
Speaker 2: funny clip because Michelle Obama now is talking about democracy
Speaker 2: and I just love when the talking boys get passed
Speaker 2: down just to check in how things are going. This
Speaker 2: is her on something called the Talk Easy podcast. Let's
Speaker 2: play cut twenty one.
Speaker 6: As a citizen when Donald Trump wins in twenty sixteen
Speaker 6: and twenty twenty four. How did you're thinking about the
Speaker 6: country you live in?
Speaker 2: Change?
Speaker 6: Did it change by the passage of time?
Speaker 7: I mean, I was deeply, deeply disappointed. But my my
Speaker 7: husband is such a good person to have for context
Speaker 7: and clarity, and he's right that outcome had as much
Speaker 7: to do with people's pain and confusion about where they
Speaker 7: are in their lives. You know, we you know, we
Speaker 7: haven't completed the assignment of actualizing this democracy. And it
Speaker 7: works and then a lot of times and for a
Speaker 7: lot of people it doesn't.
Speaker 2: We haven't completed the assignment of actualizing this democracy. Is
Speaker 2: that at Alzheimer or what? Sometimes democracy works, sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker 2: So now she doesn't love democracy? One thing that is
Speaker 2: just such a delight from all this though, Remember that
Speaker 2: she's on the fat shot, or they're called the skinny shot. Now,
Speaker 2: remember she was in charge of our kids' school lunch
Speaker 2: program and we had NonStop dialogue about how great her
Speaker 2: arms are. And now she's on the fat shot, the
Speaker 2: skinny shot. She always looks so depressed. But then again,
Speaker 2: if I was married to Barack Obama probably be depressed too.
Speaker 2: Do we got to get out of here, Sean and
Speaker 2: I out of time for this segment. I got to
Speaker 2: internalize the clock here. Yes, I've got five seconds left
Speaker 2: to tell you that when we come back, we have
Speaker 2: so much more to get into on The Marlow Show,
Speaker 2: and I hope you stay with me. You're right back.
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Speaker 2: been completely demol all thanks to their opposition to redistricting
Speaker 2: in favor of Republicans. We got the Virginia Map, which
Speaker 2: of course got overturned by the Supreme Court. John Cornin
Speaker 2: is likely going to be out now that Trump's got
Speaker 2: his endorsement behind Ken Paxton, who I will have on
Speaker 2: the show either live show with the podcast the next
Speaker 2: couple of days working it out with his scheduler. Now
Speaker 2: Bill Cassidy's out, and then now we've got Thomas Massey gone.
Speaker 2: It just a really big run for President Trump, and
Speaker 2: it's just a friendly reminder that Trump is maga. That's
Speaker 2: how I started my remarks yesterday here shout out AM
Speaker 2: five sixty the Answer in Chicago hosting me today and
Speaker 2: having a nice time, a very nice time. And one
Speaker 2: of the reasons why I think the Democrats are struggling
Speaker 2: so much is because I think they officially now have
Speaker 2: too much range. They're too rangey. The party's got too much.
Speaker 2: They don't stand for anything. It's too much range. First
Speaker 2: of all, you've got Graham Plattner. I can't help but
Speaker 2: think that maybe I'm Graham Plattner's type. Can I tell
Speaker 2: you why I've got three different types of blue on today.
Speaker 2: I got blue jacket, I got blue tie, I got
Speaker 2: blue shirt, all different shades of blue. And you know,
Speaker 2: whenever Platner smell blue in the port of body, he
Speaker 2: must use self pleasure right away. He is no discipline, obviously, guys,
Speaker 2: no discipline because he can't stop posting horrible stuff on Reddit,
Speaker 2: and he can't stop any Nazi tattoos. I guess maybe
Speaker 2: he could stop. He stopped the one, but one's a lot.
Speaker 2: In the realm of Nazi tattoos. One definitely constitutes as
Speaker 2: a lot. Some more remarks, by the way, surface via
Speaker 2: Fox News about him talking about a far left Democrat
Speaker 2: and sand It candidate, Graham Plattner. The way Fox raises
Speaker 2: it up made fun of a Purple Heart recipient Private
Speaker 2: First Class Tad Daniels after he took incoming fire from
Speaker 2: the Taliban, saying the dumb mother effort didn't deserve to
Speaker 2: live so remarkably classy guy from Platiner. Platner sent out
Speaker 2: his campaign manager to try to defend him, rubbing one
Speaker 2: out in the bathroom in the porta body because he
Speaker 2: was turned on by the blue he went to MS Now,
Speaker 2: of course, I'm pre laughing up fifteen guys.
Speaker 7: And he's got some issues in his past that have
Speaker 7: been ugly.
Speaker 8: How is he going to be able to deal with
Speaker 8: that in a general election against Susan Collins, who has
Speaker 8: proven to be a survivor.
Speaker 9: I think that people are really hungry for candidates who
Speaker 9: aren't politicians, who are real people, working class people who
Speaker 9: understand the realities that the average American is facing right now,
Speaker 9: and they understand that when real people run for office,
Speaker 9: that embodies the good parts of it also embodies the
Speaker 9: realities of people who've lived real life.
Speaker 2: The reality of being super horned up and the only
Speaker 2: private place is a is a loaded stall at a
Speaker 2: port a potty. He's not a real person. This guy's
Speaker 2: completely He's a total one off. He's a trust fund
Speaker 2: guy who cosplays as a working class guy, the oyster
Speaker 2: farmer with a Nazi tattoo and hugely odd sexual predilections
Speaker 2: who doesn't believe all women. By the way, so that's
Speaker 2: a lot of range, and does credit to this guy
Speaker 2: for going out there with this straight face and trying
Speaker 2: to defend this. I don't want to get too giggly, though,
Speaker 2: it's almost too funny. Guy, I don't like the giggly podcast.
Speaker 2: You guys all have one in your feed where the
Speaker 2: hosts start giggling before they've even made a point. Just
Speaker 2: the nature of them turning on the mics they start
Speaker 2: laughing is not a great look, and so I apologize.
Speaker 2: I apologize to the audience for that. But I'm saying
Speaker 2: some funny stuff. So there's a platin on that side. Now,
Speaker 2: I want to introduce you to James tallerco. We got
Speaker 2: President Trump's endorsement of Ken Paxton, which I got to
Speaker 2: break live in the show yesterday. Was super fun. Love
Speaker 2: Kim Paxton, and he'll be going up assuming he beats
Speaker 2: John Cornyn in the primary, which I assume you will.
Speaker 2: James Tallerrico is the AstroTurf Democrat candidate who's a guy
Speaker 2: who uses his Christianity does he takes the Lord and
Speaker 2: sameon bank, he uses his Christianity, try to justify deeply
Speaker 2: anti Bible principles. And he apparently is a girlfriend. But
Speaker 2: let's see if you guy believe Hile's play cut two.
Speaker 7: Please.
Speaker 6: The biggest question, not even close, The most popular question
Speaker 6: that we got asked is are you single. Are you single?
Speaker 6: So you have a girlfriend?
Speaker 10: I do?
Speaker 11: Many years I do, and she is She is my rock,
Speaker 11: she is my best friend. I don't know if I
Speaker 11: could have gotten through the last six months of this
Speaker 11: crazy race if if she hadn't been by my side.
Speaker 11: So yeah, thanks for asking about about her as well.
Speaker 6: Do you want kids one day? What? What do you
Speaker 6: what can you share with us about it?
Speaker 11: Well, now you sound like my mom asking what I'm
Speaker 11: when I'm going to give her another grand baby?
Speaker 6: I definitely do. I definitely do want to have kids
Speaker 6: one day.
Speaker 11: You know, it's kind of hard in the middle of
Speaker 11: this campaign to think, you know, the next week ahead,
Speaker 11: certainly hard to think that far in advance, but it's
Speaker 11: definitely something that I want to do one day.
Speaker 2: That's the Jamie Kerrn Lima podcast, who's a popular author
Speaker 2: with some people. I don't know what to say. That's
Speaker 2: the cringe factor of that is just through the absolute ceiling.
Speaker 2: Do any of you believe a word that he's saying.
Speaker 2: There is someone who got in the bright bart comments
Speaker 2: when we pointed out that video, saying that quote, I
Speaker 2: have a girlfriend, but you wouldn't have heard of her.
Speaker 2: She goes to a different school. It's sort of he
Speaker 2: doesn't he won't give the name, won't talk about anything
Speaker 2: about their relationship other than that she's his rock, and
Speaker 2: he apparently wants to be a us enitor and just
Speaker 2: just to have a completely anonymous girlfriend who is no
Speaker 2: name and never shows up in photos, and his girlfriend
Speaker 2: of several years, even though we're just hearing about her
Speaker 2: just now. All of it strikes me as very odd
Speaker 2: and performative. That's just me. That's my take on it.
Speaker 2: And I'll note this also because when I'm talking about
Speaker 2: ranging the Democrat Party, there's another Democrat, my favorite Democrat
Speaker 2: is coming back to the four and that is Hunter Biden,
Speaker 2: the only interesting Democrat, the only interesting Biden. And he
Speaker 2: is now out there. He is put out a tweet.
Speaker 2: He's back on Twitter. I think he tweeted in the past.
Speaker 2: I think this is him. He says, I'm Hunter Biden
Speaker 2: and you've never actually heard from me, and this is
Speaker 2: to tease. He's doing The Candice Owens podcast, so one
Speaker 2: of the top anti Jewish podcasts on Earth. The podcast
Speaker 2: dedicated to destroying Charlie Kirk's family and Charlie Kirk's legacy
Speaker 2: of Turning Point USA trying to destroy his organization that
Speaker 2: he built and make life miserable for his family. That's
Speaker 2: the main point of that show. And so Hunter will
Speaker 2: be on that show, and no doubt they'll be talking
Speaker 2: about all sorts of exciting things, and we will provide
Speaker 2: highlights for you on the show. I can't wait. It's
Speaker 2: give me great content. Hunter actually is always interesting, very
Speaker 2: smart person, I believe, and obviously deeply troubled. But the
Speaker 2: issue is not that we've never heard from him. You
Speaker 2: might recall that we have an entire laptop of all
Speaker 2: of Hunter's thoughts, all of his ideas, all his predilections,
Speaker 2: all documented. In fact, we've heard from Hunter quite a bit.
Speaker 2: So it's not that we haven't heard from him. It's
Speaker 2: that we think that his family was running a very
Speaker 2: corrupt grift machine, and Hunter himself was doing all sorts
Speaker 2: of probably illegal international business deals, some of which he
Speaker 2: definitely still has a stake into this day. So that's
Speaker 2: the main thing we'd like to know about from Hunter.
Speaker 2: But I got a feeling that's not going to be
Speaker 2: the subject of the conversation. But also a lot of
Speaker 2: people getting in the comments on that tweet pointing out
Speaker 2: that that you've never heard from me, Hunter says. But
Speaker 2: Hunter's daughter is maybe never heard from him. So recall
Speaker 2: that he has a daughter that he's completely abandoned, won't
Speaker 2: even pay the child support, try to get out of
Speaker 2: it at every turn. So a scumbag, but an interesting scumbag.
Speaker 2: And I can't wait for that interview. Okay. Adding to
Speaker 2: the range, let's hear from Hakeem Jeffries, who's the leader
Speaker 2: of the Democrat Party in the Congress at this time.
Speaker 2: He will not tone down the violent rhetoric. Cut eighteen. Please.
Speaker 12: I guess part of how wey is House Democrats view
Speaker 12: this moment. Either MAGA extremists are going to break the
Speaker 12: country or we're going to break them, and our goal
Speaker 12: is to break them. We will defeat them. We have
Speaker 12: to beat them electorally, and then we have to break
Speaker 12: their spirit because of the extremism that's being unleased on
Speaker 12: the American people. That's completely and totally unacceptable.
Speaker 2: So I have been fun in the show to this point,
Speaker 2: but let's take this on seriously. We have to defeat
Speaker 2: them electorally, and then we have to break their spirits.
Speaker 2: Do any of you feel comfortable with this or shall
Speaker 2: I say, do you feel uncomfortable with this? As Americans?
Speaker 2: Is that really the objective. It's not to win people
Speaker 2: over to our side. It's not to have the most
Speaker 2: convincing arguments. It is not to prove the American people
Speaker 2: that we're the most competent, we're the best at governance. No,
Speaker 2: it's to defeat the opponent and then to break their spirit.
Speaker 2: These are Americans who are paying your tax base. These
Speaker 2: are Americans who you meet at the carpool line at school,
Speaker 2: and you meet at church, and you meet a use sports,
Speaker 2: and you run into a ballgames. And we're not just
Speaker 2: going to beat them. We're going to break their spirit,
Speaker 2: and then we're going to have them go back to
Speaker 2: work and then send you know, thirty seven percent of
Speaker 2: their money to me so I can spend it as
Speaker 2: the leader of the Congress. I just I don't find it.
Speaker 2: That's not a particularly American sentiment. It's just not. And
Speaker 2: even though that there is a threshold I guess where
Speaker 2: people are truly dishonest, truly evil, pro violent, I get it,
Speaker 2: But how much of the Magma movement actually is that
Speaker 2: eight people, twenty people, maybe maybe a couple hundred people.
Speaker 2: It's not a lot of people. So I just find
Speaker 2: that as the leader of the Democrat Party, and they
Speaker 2: don't view that as a problem. There's not gonna be
Speaker 2: anyone on the left who's going to put their hand
Speaker 2: up today and say, hey man, we get to tone
Speaker 2: that down. And it's not really working for us. Also,
Speaker 2: this is exactly why Donald Trump won last time, is
Speaker 2: because these exact things, these comments that plus transgender for everyone.
Speaker 2: So they don't make any adjustments. They don't back off
Speaker 2: any of their bad ideas. They're starting to back off
Speaker 2: climate change right now, which has been fun to watch,
Speaker 2: but they really don't back off any of their worst ideas.
Speaker 2: I got more. Here's Primilajaiapaul. We grabbed this one in
Speaker 2: bright part. We caught this one. This is really fascinating.
Speaker 2: Cut nineteen.
Speaker 10: Jailing over seventy thousand people every single night in immigrant
Speaker 10: incarceration facilities, regardless of immigration status, US citizens, legal permanent residents,
Speaker 10: people with valid visas, every single night, seventy thousand people.
Speaker 10: There was recently a study put out by the Cato
Speaker 10: Institute that said that the Trump administration has cracked down
Speaker 10: on legal immigration twice as much as on undocumented immigration.
Speaker 10: So Let's be clear that this is an attempt to
Speaker 10: rid us of all immigrants, regardless of immigration status. Immigration is,
Speaker 10: in many ways, in my view, a testing ground. If
Speaker 10: you can get away with this for immigrants, then you
Speaker 10: can extend it to all people.
Speaker 2: Jatvans had a great line, I think it was yesterday
Speaker 2: or just the day before, where he said that we
Speaker 2: value wage growth more than immigration, and that's it. We're
Speaker 2: not anti immigrant. And it's such a lie. It's a
Speaker 2: nefarious lie that primil Ajipol suggesting that people who are
Speaker 2: in the MAGA movement, who want no ellegal immigration and
Speaker 2: who want Americans put first, is that now we're all
Speaker 2: of a sudden anti immigrant, and I do think that
Speaker 2: actually creates bigger anti immigrant sentiment. This is at the
Speaker 2: Muslim Public Affairs Council, and she intends to chair the
Speaker 2: Judiciary Immigration sub Committee if the Democrats win in November.
Speaker 2: Why one of my constomer frains on the show is
Speaker 2: that the stakes are very, very very high that we
Speaker 2: stay engaged, and that's why we need to do away
Speaker 2: with Thomas Masters of the world, the people who are
Speaker 2: trying to take away from the Republican agenda and from
Speaker 2: the Cassidies of the world who are trying to take
Speaker 2: away from the MAGA agenda from the right, or at
Speaker 2: least loosely part of the right. That's a real distraction.
Speaker 2: We're talking about someone who will go out and flat
Speaker 2: out say that we are going to demoralize the spirits
Speaker 2: of our political opponents at Keem Jeffreyes and now saying
Speaker 2: that Trump is now deporting legal immigrants, which he's not.
Speaker 2: He was going to extend deportations to all people. It's
Speaker 2: completely false. All we want is no more law law
Speaker 2: breaking period. We're law and order people. We want a border,
Speaker 2: and we want Americans prioritize over illegal aliens. We want
Speaker 2: to see Americans have wage growth, especially when inflation continues.
Speaker 2: We have too much inflation right now. A lot of
Speaker 2: this is around more related. One of the best ways
Speaker 2: to deal with that is to make sure Americans wages
Speaker 2: are going up. And you don't do that by importing
Speaker 2: a bunch of Democrat voters. That's the honest truth. But
Speaker 2: she doesn't one to give us credit for any of
Speaker 2: those thoughts. When it's insecure. You guys know what I'd
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Speaker 2: It's my number one. You should be the S and P.
Speaker 2: Now I'm checking oil first. This is why because gas
Speaker 2: prices go up, shipping costs spike, and suddenly your dollar
Speaker 2: doesn't go as far. We've seen this all before, and
Speaker 2: that's why banks like JP Morgan Bank of America are
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Speaker 2: big thank you to Greg Evan, Sean McConnell, Roger Wicker, Junior,
Speaker 2: Rick Lock, Garrett Shaley, Matt Sibel, junior producer, Ricky Misty Callahan,
Speaker 2: John Cassio, Daniel West. And then also we got some
Speaker 2: folks here at AM five sixty the answer. Eric is
Speaker 2: helping out, Josh is helping out a lot of cool people.
Speaker 2: And I've been treated very nicely here in the Chicago area,
Speaker 2: So thank you. I gotta tell you the number one
Speaker 2: comment I got yesterday Preston and Flash with the listeners
Speaker 2: was we need more hours, we need more hours. And
Speaker 2: I said, I've been passively aggressively saying that on the show,
Speaker 2: and they say it's time to get really aggressive. I
Speaker 2: got a lot more stuff today, but you know what,
Speaker 2: there's always tomorrow show. There's always the Marlowe podcast feed
Speaker 2: as well other stuff I got to touch on. Barney
Speaker 2: Frank's died passed away, the Democrat congressman, a trailblazer and
Speaker 2: gay rights as well as a openly gay congressman. But
Speaker 2: for us of Breitbart, he will always be the guy
Speaker 2: who was the principal architect of the housing crisis and
Speaker 2: something that I wouldn't let him live down very quickly.
Speaker 2: But is worth noting that that is his main legacy,
Speaker 2: aside from I can't get out of my head that
Speaker 2: Rush limbab when he would do those songs, he had
Speaker 2: a song it was it, Paul Shanklin was that the
Speaker 2: guy would do them. He did a song where he
Speaker 2: would call Barney Frank the banking Queen and it was
Speaker 2: set to ABBA's Dancing Queen. And I can't believe Rush
Speaker 2: got away with that. I can't believe he got on
Speaker 2: the air, because you know, queen slang for homosexual mail,
Speaker 2: and I just I can't believe Rush got away with that.
Speaker 2: And we get a I kind of like Abbat gets
Speaker 2: a lot of spins in the marlow household, mostly sort
Speaker 2: of kid friendly stuff, and whenever I hear dancing Queen,
Speaker 2: I hear banking Queen, I think of Barney Frank and
Speaker 2: so that will be his legacy and we can all
Speaker 2: thank Rushla Mo for that. But in all seriousness, God
Speaker 2: rest his soul, and I hope he finds eternal peace.
Speaker 2: Next up, I want to mention for all of you,
Speaker 2: we got some good news. I may have jumped the
Speaker 2: gun in this a little bit. Last week. I suggested
Speaker 2: that President Trump was going to indict Raoul Castro, and
Speaker 2: I reported on the show as if it was a fact.
Speaker 2: I was told it was happening, and it didn't happen
Speaker 2: right away, and I was kind of thinking, did I
Speaker 2: misleave the audience? Do I need to do a correction?
Speaker 2: Could this be one where I have to go to
Speaker 2: Dennis's Chastiseman's facilities that he built at the Glendale Studios.
Speaker 2: And I don't have to because it's happening. It's happening
Speaker 2: right now. So he isn't going to be indiced to
Speaker 2: Raul Castro if he hasn't already. This is, in general,
Speaker 2: is a good thing. The foreign intervention right now, at
Speaker 2: this point in the election cycle, is very risky politically,
Speaker 2: but overall, this is something that Cuba is in our hemisphere,
Speaker 2: and they are constantly threatening to America, and we have
Speaker 2: a major base there and Cuba partners a lot with Russia,
Speaker 2: they partner a lot with China, is a critical military base.
Speaker 2: We've got a Cuba and it is just not something
Speaker 2: that we can trifle with. And when you've a guy
Speaker 2: who has oppressed his own people, who has attacked Americans
Speaker 2: over the years, and is part of a truly evil
Speaker 2: communist dictatorial regime that is literally in our backyard, or
Speaker 2: I guess in a pond next do our yard, if
Speaker 2: you want to be more literal about it, this seems
Speaker 2: like a positive development for me, and I congratulate the
Speaker 2: President on that move, and let's see how it plays out.
Speaker 2: So I like him going around the world and taking
Speaker 2: out some of the bad guys and putting them on notice,
Speaker 2: because I think this is it's just good parenting. Trump's
Speaker 2: got a million kids. But you can't have people, particularly
Speaker 2: in our hemisphere, running around, getting in all sorts of
Speaker 2: trouble and then have no consequences for them, because that
Speaker 2: will tell them they can continue to behave in the
Speaker 2: way that they behave. So taking out Maduro, taking out Castro,
Speaker 2: these are very good things to do, and taking out
Speaker 2: the iatolas as well is a good thing in general.
Speaker 2: All Right, we'll do a semi palack leanser to wrap
Speaker 2: things up. We all know that Stephen Colbert Show is
Speaker 2: circling the drain. They're kicking him off the air. And
Speaker 2: he said some very amusing, I would say, ways that
Speaker 2: he's trying to conduct the last few days of his broadcast.
Speaker 2: He brought Daily Show former host or current I don't
Speaker 2: know whatever. John Stewart's up to, popular left wing comedian
Speaker 2: was on the Colbert Show. I think Stewart kind of
Speaker 2: gave Colbert a start on The Daily Show. And I
Speaker 2: thought this clip was beyond belief. Cut fourteen plays.
Speaker 8: The day, Oh people, close your eyes and dream, the
Speaker 8: day that the electorate in this great nation we call
Speaker 8: home reputings this putrid administration.
Speaker 13: The day that that happens, my brother, my brother, there
Speaker 13: will be and I mean this, the day.
Speaker 5: That that happens, there will be a joyful noise from
Speaker 5: the bowels of this great country that will make Hungary's
Speaker 5: repudiation of Orbon look like an Amish Sabbath.
Speaker 2: So this is all rehearsed, and what's interesting to me
Speaker 2: about this is this is just just horrendous writing. It's
Speaker 2: not funny at all, obviously, but it's the the repudiating
Speaker 2: the putrid administration. I means nothing more on the nose
Speaker 2: than that. And then there's gonna be a joyful noise
Speaker 2: from the bowels of this great country, like passing gas
Speaker 2: like a toot, as Dennis Brager would say it, Like
Speaker 2: that's like we're gonna fart when this happens, when we
Speaker 2: repudiate Trump who wrote this for him? And he goes
Speaker 2: out there and this is how Colbert is rerouting out
Speaker 2: his show. Look, it's an encouraging day. It's a happy
Speaker 2: day to be maga. This is what the left is
Speaker 2: reduced to, just all sorts of rage. They can't even
Speaker 2: write jokes anymore. And then you've got Thomas Massey, the
Speaker 2: grand standard. The public saw through him and now he's
Speaker 2: out good stuff. I hope you've a much more a
Speaker 2: lot more days like this. Shout out AM five sixty
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Speaker 2: to love and serve the Lord.