Speaker 1: Thanks to all of you for being with us.
Speaker 2: Happy Friday, eight hundred and ninety four one Sean, if
Speaker 2: you want to be a part of this extravaganza, the
Speaker 2: world is going nuts around us all day long. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you've been following this, Linda, it is
Speaker 2: may Day. I guarantee you. If you ask people what
Speaker 2: may Day is, they don't know. All they know is
Speaker 2: that they and all the left wing Trump hating radical
Speaker 2: friends are congregating in cities all across the country. But
Speaker 2: they're losing the plot. This is the best part of this.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'll give you an example. Democrats are standing
Speaker 2: by their Nazi tattoo guy. I mean the same Democrats
Speaker 2: that have been blasting Maga, supporter of Nazi, fascist, racist Gestapo.
Speaker 2: Now the governor of Maine that was running in the primary.
Speaker 2: I think she got out. I don't think it has
Speaker 2: anything to do with money, as she's claiming. I think
Speaker 2: it does everything to do with the fact she doesn't
Speaker 2: think she's gonna win because that party has become so radicalized.
Speaker 2: In the fact that you know, all major mainstream Democrats,
Speaker 2: even Chucky Schumer, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Chris van All
Speaker 2: these people are supporting this guy with the Nazi tattoo
Speaker 2: and the crazy views. I mean, this guy is absolutely
Speaker 2: nuts nuts and anyway, so they're out there supporting Graham Plattner. Now,
Speaker 2: this is probably the greatest gift that Susan Collins ever
Speaker 2: gotten her electoral career. And you've got to understand something
Speaker 2: about New England, and some people get angry with Susan
Speaker 2: Collins at times. Maine is very independent and she does
Speaker 2: try to work with Republicans when she can, but she
Speaker 2: also has a constituency that is very unique and different
Speaker 2: from everyone else. I give her more slack than like,
Speaker 2: I can't stand Lisa Murkowski. I think she's a phony.
Speaker 2: And they've got that ridiculous, you know order voting system
Speaker 2: out in Alaska, which I think that's the only reason
Speaker 2: she's still in the US Senate, which frustrates the living
Speaker 2: daylights out of me. But anyway, Democrats now cole lessing
Speaker 2: around this guy, Graham Plattner, you know, one time fan
Speaker 2: of the Third Reich and had a Nazi tattoo. And
Speaker 2: can you imagine Chucky Schumer, Chuck Schumer now getting on
Speaker 2: board because I'll tell you what, Chuck Schumer's position is
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer wants to cling on to power as long
Speaker 2: as he possibly can. That's why he is leader in
Speaker 2: name only, same with a Keem Jeffers leader in name only,
Speaker 2: minority leaders in both cases. But this guy is a total,
Speaker 2: complete nut. But it does show you just how crazy
Speaker 2: this party has gotten. I mean, if you look at
Speaker 2: this guy and you look at his track record, look
Speaker 2: at what the things that he said he said in
Speaker 2: an interview. Well, first of all, he admits that he
Speaker 2: is a communist. He said that, he said in an
Speaker 2: interview that he he wants to be go there and
Speaker 2: tear the place up, meaning Washington. A platter in an
Speaker 2: interview said that, you know, the guy has a Nazi
Speaker 2: tattoo that would appear to be disqualifying. Can you imagine
Speaker 2: for just a second, you know, how Democrats would react
Speaker 2: and the legacy media mob would react if there was
Speaker 2: a Republican candidate that was going to run for the
Speaker 2: US Senate that had previously had a Nazi tattoo that
Speaker 2: he just tattooed over to get rid of it. Never
Speaker 2: mind his crazy points of view. I mean, we actually
Speaker 2: have some audio of this guy, because he's absolutely nuts.
Speaker 2: He faced criticism, you know, for his online posts about
Speaker 2: being a communist and his Nazi symbol. Well, people should
Speaker 2: have second chances, you know. But anyway, if you look
Speaker 2: at some of the issues that he's taken, this guy
Speaker 2: is absolutely unqualified to be elected to any office. We've
Speaker 2: got tape of this guy, I, you know, vowing to
Speaker 2: shut the White House down because we're gonna have subpoena
Speaker 2: every single person in it every single day. I'm glad
Speaker 2: he's saying the quiet part out loud. Listen to what
Speaker 2: he's said.
Speaker 3: If we get the majority, that it's committee hearings time,
Speaker 3: and we need to spend the next two years shutting
Speaker 3: down the White House because we subpoena every single person
Speaker 3: in it every single day.
Speaker 2: How is there going to help you and your family?
Speaker 2: Then then made other controversial comments. I just I just
Speaker 2: don't see it. You see this guy making it, I
Speaker 2: just don't see it.
Speaker 4: I don't know. But I'll tell you what.
Speaker 5: I am amazed at the outcry of everyone needs to
Speaker 5: be supported and everyone needs to be recognized. And then
Speaker 5: you guys want to put a guy with a Nazi
Speaker 5: tattoo into office?
Speaker 4: What what is wrong with you? There's no way, there's
Speaker 4: no oh way that they can.
Speaker 5: I have to pray that even these woke, dumb liberals
Speaker 5: are not that sick.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you look at this guy. He used to
Speaker 2: have the Nazi tattoo on his chest. I mean, everybody
Speaker 2: gets a Nazi tattoo, don't they. Everyone praises Hitler, right, No,
Speaker 2: he's an avowed communist. I mean he's got the support
Speaker 2: of Bernie Sanders, as I said, and Elizabeth Warren and
Speaker 2: all these you know, radicals within the Democratic Party. He
Speaker 2: wants to pack the Supreme Court, eliminate or weaken the filibuster,
Speaker 2: impeach Supreme Court Justices Alito and Clarence Thomas. The guy
Speaker 2: says he wants to shut down the White House. He
Speaker 2: wants as many investigations as possible. Hakeem Jeffries, by the way,
Speaker 2: also on board with his plan. And you know, remember
Speaker 2: the Democrats don't have a plan. They just don't. And
Speaker 2: you know, on top of his comments about people that
Speaker 2: are sexually assaulted and everything else that we've gone over
Speaker 2: in the past, but look, this is it. Democrats have
Speaker 2: had a bad week here because the Justice Department now
Speaker 2: echoing the Supreme Court ruling about racial gerrymandering this week,
Speaker 2: and the Attorney General for Civil Rights Army Dillon said
Speaker 2: that the Justice Department will enforce the Supreme Court's decision
Speaker 2: against racial jerry mandering in every state that has a
Speaker 2: racially jerry manndered district. We'll have Eric Schmidt on later.
Speaker 2: He has the Justice Department earlier to enforce the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court ruling nationwise. I don't think this is going to
Speaker 2: go well. And as the Democrats, you know, rally around
Speaker 2: their Nazi tattooed candidate his past comments, I mean they're
Speaker 2: pretty pretty bizarre. And it's not just that he you know,
Speaker 2: he's a communist, called all police officers bastards, said rural
Speaker 2: wide Americans actually are racist and stupid. I mean, I
Speaker 2: guess that's right up there with you know, bitter Americans
Speaker 2: clinging to their godun guns, Bibles and religion and you know,
Speaker 2: irredeemable deplorables and we're a bunch of garbage.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 2: Those who are rapes should not have gotten so fed
Speaker 2: up that they wind up having sex with someone they
Speaker 2: don't mean to, like. Can you imagine if a Republican
Speaker 2: did any of this, then you have out in California
Speaker 2: gubernatorial candidate. I think we have this. Let me know
Speaker 2: if we do. Katie Porter, let's send an email. She
Speaker 2: sent an email to donors including the phrase F Trump
Speaker 2: four times today. I want to start with one simple,
Speaker 2: powerful message we all agree on. Say it with me.
Speaker 2: One two three, F Trump, F Trump. The email continues, together,
Speaker 2: We're going to kick Trump's ass in November and stop
Speaker 2: him in his tracks. His email made no mention of
Speaker 2: the third assassination attempt on Trump's life that just occurred
Speaker 2: the day before, and the F Trump email from Porter's
Speaker 2: campaign is just the latest controversy, you know, to trouble Porter,
Speaker 2: who's previously been scrutinized for shouting and using expletives on camera.
Speaker 3: Message that we can all agree on sail with me?
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
Speaker 2: One two three? Yeah? That's right. Trump. I wonder if
Speaker 2: we're going to actually look back and realize that California,
Speaker 2: you know, if God forbid, if Steve Hilton doesn't win this,
Speaker 2: and I think he will, I think he's got a
Speaker 2: better than He's got a much better shot because of
Speaker 2: their ridiculous system out there. I think that I really
Speaker 2: do believe he becomes governor now I'm not sure how
Speaker 2: he's going to deal with, you know, the Assembly and
Speaker 2: the Senate in California, because they've got to have a
Speaker 2: majority there.
Speaker 1: But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's going to allow any of this
Speaker 2: craziness to continue.
Speaker 1: We have an.
Speaker 2: Update on a and they now want to train bomb
Speaker 2: carrying Kamakazi dolphins to chase the US out of the
Speaker 2: straight h hor Mooz New York Post Duran is considering
Speaker 2: using dolphins armed with mines to blow up the straight
Speaker 2: of hor Mooves. This is going to anger Linda. Linda
Speaker 2: loves animals. I mean, now, they're gonna there's gonna be
Speaker 2: a lot of dead dolphins if they pull that off.
Speaker 4: But dolphins, well, what.
Speaker 2: Do you think is gonna happen? If they put bombs
Speaker 2: on dolphins? They're going to be dead dolphins.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Is there no other way?
Speaker 2: You're dealing with radical Islamic terrorists, dealing with people that
Speaker 2: have no compunctions about on their own children with the
Speaker 2: promise of seventy two virgins in heaven, you are I mean,
Speaker 2: you want to have a rational conversation with those people?
Speaker 1: Good luck?
Speaker 2: Now, there was an interesting now of how great. This
Speaker 2: blockade is working. The Iranian media themselves are now warning
Speaker 2: that hyperinflation food shortages as a result of this successful
Speaker 2: blockade could cause hunger riots whose intensity and violence would
Speaker 2: be entirely different from recent movements. You know, wartime inflation
Speaker 2: over two hundred percent, shortages now squeezing households, and you know,
Speaker 2: for example, on Wednesday of this week, a single fried
Speaker 2: egg cost a million of their currency in downtown Tehran,
Speaker 2: a hamburger five million. Prices that bite hard in a
Speaker 2: city where the minimum wage is is you know, is
Speaker 2: very very small. I mean, there's not gonna be enough
Speaker 2: food there that maybe running out of gasoline as well.
Speaker 2: Israel also ratcheting up their rhetoric. Their Israel Defense chief
Speaker 2: warning strikes on Iran could resume very soon. I think
Speaker 2: President Trump's patience is going to run out. Although Scott
Speaker 2: Vesson did say that Iran's currency has now hit an
Speaker 2: all time low. I mean it's basically worthless, and they
Speaker 2: have two hundred percent inflation and half their workforces out
Speaker 2: of work. Bob Rain is warning Iran to stop interfering
Speaker 2: in their internal affairs. I could see all these Gulf
Speaker 2: nations now starting to fight them independently. F sixteen fighter
Speaker 2: jets prepared for flight to the Middle East based supporting
Speaker 2: regional stability. All these signs seem to point to America
Speaker 2: gearing up for the next round of military attacks. That's
Speaker 2: that's my read on it. I'm not giving you any
Speaker 2: anything that I've heard personally. White House responding to reports
Speaker 2: that Iran has delivered a negotiation plan to Pakistan, We'll
Speaker 2: see what happens. But it's simple, then President is not
Speaker 2: going to waiver on the idea that the Iranians could
Speaker 2: have any nuclear weapons in any way, shape, batter or form,
Speaker 2: not going to happen, you know. And the President is
Speaker 2: found himself in a very difficult position in this sense.
Speaker 2: He could wipe them out completely, destroy their economy for
Speaker 2: a decade or more completely, and that's going to impact
Speaker 2: ninety million people. So the President up to now is
Speaker 2: trying to let them sort things out while keeping the
Speaker 2: blockade in place. Now at time is running short until
Speaker 2: they're going to have to cap their oil wells. When
Speaker 2: that happens, because they have no more storage space. That
Speaker 2: means that those oil producing wells that have been legacy
Speaker 2: wells as they call them, they will maybe when reopened,
Speaker 2: produce at forty to fifty percent of what their previous
Speaker 2: capacity once was. So the economic fury that is squeezing Ran.
Speaker 2: I don't think Taeyrn can outlast that pressure. And the
Speaker 2: hungrier and the angrier the people in Iran get. And
Speaker 2: if we can get arms into the hands of the
Speaker 2: Iranian people, to me, that would be just nothing but
Speaker 2: a net plus. The New York Post pointed out the
Speaker 2: President is tightening, you know, and ratcheting up the pressure
Speaker 2: on Iran, as he has now summoned his top commander
Speaker 2: to show Tehran that he means business with that. How
Speaker 2: I interpret that is Donald Trump is getting ready to
Speaker 2: use the economic pressure coupled with more military strikes, just
Speaker 2: to send the message there's no way out for them.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And I think it'll be a very effective strategy anyway.
Speaker 2: The President, praising Iran's blockade, says, Tehran wants to make
Speaker 2: a deal badly, But we don't know who's really in
Speaker 2: charge of whether or not they have the authority to
Speaker 2: make such a deal. But we'll see. I mean, only
Speaker 2: time is going to tell on this front. I think
Speaker 2: this is going to come to a quick end. That's
Speaker 2: what when when the end comes, and I can't predict
Speaker 2: g when I think it's going to come, it's going
Speaker 2: to come quickly, and then all of a sudden things
Speaker 2: are going to open up. The State Department is launching
Speaker 2: a maritime freedom construct for the Straight of Hormuz Blockade
Speaker 2: UH and again there are a lot of famine fears
Speaker 2: for the people of So that's a big, real, clear
Speaker 2: present danger. The President says, by the way, he may
Speaker 2: consider withdrawing troops from Germany, Italy and Spain. He said,
Speaker 2: why shouldn't I Italy has been no help, Spain's been
Speaker 2: no help. I think he's going to give a little
Speaker 2: more slack to Great Britain. But you know, pulling troops
Speaker 2: from Germany, we have thirty six thousand of them there,
Speaker 2: pulling out a NATO and taking two thirds of the
Speaker 2: payment that NATO gets every year. It's going to be
Speaker 2: a disaster for them. Pretty amazing things. Back to Iran
Speaker 2: for one second, you know, because Axios reported that Iran
Speaker 2: gave a new response on the draft piece deal, and
Speaker 2: the President says he's not satisfied with it. He's not
Speaker 2: going to be satisfied till they agree to no nukes
Speaker 2: it's just not negotiable. What part of that they don't understand.
Speaker 2: I don't know. We'll see, and he said, we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens. Iran wants to make a deal because they
Speaker 2: have no military left. Essentially, they want to make a deal.
Speaker 2: I'm not satisfied with what they're offering. And the President
Speaker 2: revealed that the internal Iranian fights are so bad they
Speaker 2: may never be able to reach a deal. Well, if
Speaker 2: that's the case, then the military options back on the table,
Speaker 2: which I'm telling you it's back on the table anyway.
Speaker 2: He said, you know, he's burned their house down. They're flailing,
Speaker 2: by the way, No, people don't analyze it this way.
Speaker 2: If they're having this intramural squabble within Iran and a
Speaker 2: power struggle because of a power vacuum that we caused,
Speaker 2: that would be considered a massive military victory. That is
Speaker 2: a huge plus for US. But the President having the
Speaker 2: option of obliterating them. But the sad part is it
Speaker 2: would impact innocent people as well. The Iranian people that
Speaker 2: want a better life. They want to return to their
Speaker 2: former greatness, the once great Persian culture. Iran is accelerating
Speaker 2: efforts that according to NBA News to dig out missiles
Speaker 2: and munitions. That's not gonna last long. Are they stupid
Speaker 2: enough to think that we're not seeing this. We have
Speaker 2: eyes on them at all times twenty four to seven,
Speaker 2: three sixty five. They're not going to get away with that.
Speaker 2: They're losing the war. They pretty much lost the war
Speaker 2: and the global balance of power. Great column by our
Speaker 2: friend Victor Davis Hansen. He'll be on TV tonight. Is
Speaker 2: shifting and shifting dramatically. Linda, are you watching these May
Speaker 2: Day protests around the country. Do you think any of
Speaker 2: these people know have any clue what Mayday is?
Speaker 1: I don't think they do.
Speaker 5: No. I'm calling it the National Day of Child Abuse
Speaker 5: because I'll tell you right now, I don't know where
Speaker 5: the parents are.
Speaker 4: I mean, honestly, this is just too many kids.
Speaker 1: How long Stow you're saying.
Speaker 4: Way too many kids. They're being bussed in, they're getting
Speaker 4: matching shirts. They're like little robots.
Speaker 2: Well for people that don't like billionaires, and they're protesting
Speaker 2: the wealthy, and they want, you know, radical commonism, socialism, statism, redistributionism.
Speaker 2: It certainly doesn't seem to be based on the crowds.
Speaker 2: I've been seeing a shortage of food in most people's lives.
Speaker 4: These people are all out there.
Speaker 5: They got their vapes, they got their cell phones, they
Speaker 5: got their Starbucks, they're matching shirts, they're you know, completely
Speaker 5: and totally wrapped trucks and buses.
Speaker 4: This is not a group suffering for money. Far from
Speaker 4: what May Day's about, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Fox News had to report six hundred groups with two
Speaker 2: billion in revenue, mobilized three thousand May Day protests, and
Speaker 2: a red Blue alliance according to a probe. Did you
Speaker 2: hear Tim Allen? By the way, he's pretty funny. He's
Speaker 2: trolled the No Kings lawmakers for fawning over the actual
Speaker 2: King Charles Once. I thought was funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so did our own congressional members. It was embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Were you with me years ago when we did the
Speaker 2: book signing at the villages? Have you ever been to
Speaker 2: the village?
Speaker 5: I was. Indeed, I was in the fish bowl where
Speaker 5: we broadcast it from How cool is the Villages?
Speaker 4: It's amazing?
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I know people that live at the villages,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, I do. And what's cool about
Speaker 2: the villages is it's safe, it's secure, and let's say
Speaker 2: you're a new person that moves to the villages, maybe
Speaker 2: you don't know a lot of people there. And they've
Speaker 2: got like, you know, four hundred golf courses, and they've
Speaker 2: got bars, and they got restaurants, and they got movie theaters,
Speaker 2: and they got all these little towns, and they keep
Speaker 2: building bigger and bigger and bigger.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: They must be close to one hundred thousand people there now.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. And what's really cool about it is, if
Speaker 2: you're an old person you move there almost instantaneously, you're
Speaker 2: gonna be bombarded by people that are there now. And
Speaker 2: if you think you're going to sit in your house
Speaker 2: all day and do nothing, forget it. You're gonna go
Speaker 2: out and have fun now, whether it's playing golf or
Speaker 2: pickleball or whatever whatever old people do.
Speaker 1: Maybe I should move to the villages one day.
Speaker 4: What do you think, Oh, yeah, you could be the mayor.
Speaker 2: I could be the mayor. Do they have a mayor
Speaker 2: in the villages. I don't even know.
Speaker 5: Well, you start a new trend, be like mayor Hannity
Speaker 5: for the villages. You know, I'm here for a good time.
Speaker 5: I want to play cards, I want to go off,
Speaker 5: I want to play bridge.
Speaker 2: The only weird thing about the villages to me is like,
Speaker 2: if you have a young grandson or granddaughter and they
Speaker 2: wanted to live with you, then not allowed.
Speaker 1: They don't want to.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 5: That's how it should be. There's no kids. I mean,
Speaker 5: my god, you know, haven't you done enough? You reach
Speaker 5: seventy five, you want to hang out. You don't want
Speaker 5: kids running around.
Speaker 2: They can visit, no, but I mean they do not
Speaker 2: allow you to be like a shut in. You know,
Speaker 2: some people get older and they kind of you know,
Speaker 2: maybe they lose some friends and relatives and they're more
Speaker 2: lonely than they want to be. I think it's one
Speaker 2: of the worst things you can have happened to you
Speaker 2: in your life. If you're lonely in your old day,
Speaker 2: they won't let you be lonely. I mean they played,
Speaker 2: they played chords, They drink beer, they hang out, They
Speaker 2: have a glass of wine in the mid afternoon.
Speaker 1: I think they though pretty early.
Speaker 5: They got something for everybody, right Like they got dinner
Speaker 5: for the early birds, that got dinner for the late birds.
Speaker 5: They got all different types of games. You know, it's
Speaker 5: just a constant coordination of people with like interests who
Speaker 5: also are from kind of the same time, so they have,
Speaker 5: you know, the relative to each other.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh yeah, I remember that. Do you remember that?
Speaker 4: Remember that song, remember that place, remember that?
Speaker 5: Whatever it is, right, it's nice to have that camaraderie
Speaker 5: and sort of those similar likes and dislikes.
Speaker 2: I think, well, it's a pretty known phenomenon. And this
Speaker 2: was the same when I was on the West coast
Speaker 2: of Florida for twenty five years however long it was,
Speaker 2: and now on the east coast of Florida. But in
Speaker 2: South Florida, you know, for the older population, and there
Speaker 2: are places for younger people, like Delray Beach is known
Speaker 2: like for Atlantic Avenue, and they've got all these great
Speaker 2: restaurants and all these cool places, and they have these
Speaker 2: outdoor facilities, and they have all these live bands. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's a really cool place, and there's a younger population there.
Speaker 2: But in the places that I've lived, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's like notorious the people go to dinner. I make
Speaker 2: fun of Matt Towery. Matt Towery now lives in Florida,
Speaker 2: and he would he and his wife go to the
Speaker 2: Early Bird Special like they go like at five o'clock
Speaker 2: to eat dinner five a clock. Now, I usually set
Speaker 2: up a reservation, and inevitably, almost every time I am
Speaker 2: the last person to leave a restaurant. In other words,
Speaker 2: I will shut every place down. And then when I
Speaker 2: see that the weight staff is getting antsy and like,
Speaker 2: come on, get the hell out of here. I want
Speaker 2: to go home, then I'll usually just ask for the
Speaker 2: check and leave. But I am not an early bird.
Speaker 2: That part I couldn't. I could not relate.
Speaker 1: Two.
Speaker 2: You know, I like to stay up till three in
Speaker 2: the morning, as you know, because you're getting text messages
Speaker 2: from me at three in the morning indeed about what
Speaker 2: and then you're getting messages it's siviny m in the
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, I don't know that you're an
Speaker 4: early bird or a late bird. You're just a bird,
Speaker 4: just a bird.
Speaker 1: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Sleep, you know, Curtis leew we used to famously say,
Speaker 2: I'll sleep and I'm dead. I don't really want to sleep,
Speaker 2: although there are certain days I'll take like a day
Speaker 2: to just just crash.
Speaker 5: And you definitely crash up. That's your thing, what's on,
Speaker 5: that's definitely your thing. You're a big Crasher.
Speaker 2: So Katie Wilson Seattle Mayer laughs at reports that millionaires
Speaker 2: are leaving the state. He must be the dumbest mayor
Speaker 2: in the country. And considering we have Marxist Kami Mamdani
Speaker 2: and Brendan Johnson and Mayor Bass, I mean that's saying
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 1: Listen to these.
Speaker 3: Clams that millionaires are going to leave our state are
Speaker 3: like super overblown. And if you know the ones that
Speaker 3: leave like by, so.
Speaker 1: The ones that leave by.
Speaker 2: I mean this, this is the same thing that I
Speaker 2: lived through when I lived in New York. Now it's
Speaker 2: going on years. I've left New York a long time.
Speaker 2: Now it goes fast. Do you realize you have no,
Speaker 2: I did not realize that there is like a Hannity effect.
Speaker 1: In this sense.
Speaker 2: I have had more people tell me that my decision
Speaker 2: to leave has contributed to their decision to leave.
Speaker 1: Does that surprise you surprised me?
Speaker 4: In your friend group or just like in the country.
Speaker 2: Just people that I randomly run into, they say, you know,
Speaker 2: I saw that you left that I figured you knew
Speaker 2: you knew something I didn't know. I'm like, yeah, you're
Speaker 2: taxed to death. It's unfair. They're confiscating your wealth, and
Speaker 2: then people call me and ask for advice on how
Speaker 2: to do it. And everybody's under this false notion that
Speaker 2: if you live six months in a day in a
Speaker 2: state like Florida, Texas, Tennessee, the Carolina, is that that's enough.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 2: I had to hire. There are law firms and accounting firms.
Speaker 2: Their only practice is helping people to exit legally and
Speaker 2: successfully because these states like California, New York, New Jersey, Illinois,
Speaker 2: they stalk people that leave, and then you have to
Speaker 2: you have to prove your where you live. And there
Speaker 2: was less than one hundred, but there was a bunch
Speaker 2: of things that you have to do to disconnect from
Speaker 2: the former state that you lived in, and then a
Speaker 2: bunch of things you have to do homestead all that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff in the state that you moved to.
Speaker 1: And if you think it's six.
Speaker 2: Months in a day, you're gonna be and you're gonna
Speaker 2: end up being taxed by your ow old state. Now
Speaker 2: here's what else is happening. Because now you saw the
Speaker 2: former CEO of Starbucks has now moved to South Florida.
Speaker 2: You saw that Mark Zuckerberg moved to South Florida. You
Speaker 2: saw two of the Google co founders that moved to
Speaker 2: South Florida. You saw that Larry Ellison has moved to
Speaker 2: South Florida. I keep talking about Wall Street South. It's
Speaker 2: very real. Every big bank, every private equity firm, every
Speaker 2: investment firm, they're all, they're all. They have a bigger
Speaker 2: presence in Florida than they do in New York at
Speaker 2: this point. And the same with Texas anyway. So all
Speaker 2: these companies are leaving. They're not They're not stupid people.
Speaker 2: I've never met anyone that has money that's stupid, especially
Speaker 2: if they earned it on their own line.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: People that were born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Speaker 2: But there is a list that you have to check off,
Speaker 2: every list, and then you have to stay out of
Speaker 2: your former state. Just don't go there. That's why I
Speaker 2: don't go to New York. I just stay out of
Speaker 2: New York. And I don't want to not that I
Speaker 2: want to go there anyway. It's a disgusting you know,
Speaker 2: it's disgusting. I mean, when you took Liam there, didn't
Speaker 2: Liam think it was disgusting because he lives in beautiful Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: He did think it was very dirty.
Speaker 5: He thought it was dirty, and you thought there was
Speaker 5: there's like a lot of homeless people. There was an
Speaker 5: entire family begging on the street. The woman had like
Speaker 5: her four year old and her two year old begging
Speaker 5: my ten year old for money.
Speaker 4: It was a real experience.
Speaker 2: Gosh, did you see the video. I think I sent
Speaker 2: it like early this morning to the group, the video
Speaker 2: of these zombies in San Francisco that are so whacked
Speaker 2: out on drugs.
Speaker 5: Did you see They're everywhere Sean, there in Philly, there
Speaker 5: in New York, there in Austin. Every major liberal city
Speaker 5: in America is filled with these But.
Speaker 2: I never saw this kind of whacked outness. This has
Speaker 2: got to be some new drug phenomenon. I don't know
Speaker 2: it is least.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's all last lace with fentanyl, lace with fentanyl.
Speaker 5: That's what that's what scary about the new marijuana. It's
Speaker 5: all lace with feentanyl.
Speaker 2: It's they are zombies, and you know, some are just
Speaker 2: taking their pants down, they're just punched over. They are
Speaker 2: gone on from reality. There is no awareness of what's happening.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is like it's like a movie like
Speaker 2: Dawn of the Dead or the dead rise.
Speaker 4: It's really silly, and they're young.
Speaker 2: It's terribly young people. I mean, so many of them
Speaker 2: are very young. And there's no way those those people
Speaker 2: are going to live. They're all going to be dead
Speaker 2: one by one. They'll just start checking out. There's no
Speaker 2: way you can be that addicted to that kind of
Speaker 2: strong drug and survive.
Speaker 1: You just can't. At least I don't see how you can.
Speaker 4: Well, they keep giving them the narcan. That's a problem.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Look if if states like Washington State don't care that,
Speaker 2: you know, if the former head of Starbucks moves to Florida,
Speaker 2: if Mark Zuckerberg moves to Florida, if the founders of
Speaker 2: Google moved to Florida and they're not getting the message
Speaker 2: that they're going to lose massive amounts of tax revenue,
Speaker 2: and if Donnie wants to put six billion dollars in investment,
Speaker 2: and of Ken Griffin in jeopardy by attacking him by
Speaker 2: name in that stupid video of his I'm like, okay, well,
Speaker 2: there's a funny video out by the way, A saxophonist
Speaker 2: fell asleep while Kamala was speaking.
Speaker 1: Did you see that?
Speaker 4: I didn't, but I understand.
Speaker 1: Did you see the ice skating robot.
Speaker 4: I did love robots. I am huge.
Speaker 1: I'll show it tonight. You have to watch my show