Speaker 1: Welcome to me.
Speaker 2: He exposed this week, going to take a look at
Speaker 2: Secretary Kennedy or did he have some confrontation at State
Speaker 2: of Union with Dana Bash.
Speaker 3: Also, big victory in Michigan was a lot closer than
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Speaker 2: We're gonna take a look at some MAGA cast offs.
Speaker 2: They got together at Tucker Colson's home. What are they
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Speaker 2: Is that could be hurt the Republicans gonna hurt for
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Speaker 1: Media exposed with Adam Wise starts now welcome back to Me.
Speaker 2: Was supposed to be a regular appearance by Secretary Kennedy
Speaker 2: in State of the Union with Dana Bash turned into
Speaker 2: a free frall, turn into like a what we can
Speaker 2: call her almost like a brawl, almost like a WWE
Speaker 2: bag battle, what we call in politics, what we call
Speaker 2: in the media business HHS Secretary Kennedy and see it
Speaker 2: went twenty two minutes on Sunday State of Union media
Speaker 2: I called a fiery brawl COVID Fauci Trump. This was
Speaker 2: not a softball sit down. Democrats always get a softball,
Speaker 2: Republicans always have to go through this. This was a
Speaker 2: cabinet secretary refusing to play by their usual rules. Kennedy
Speaker 2: went after the press directly, accusant Bash and her network
Speaker 2: of what he called pressmolpractice during COVID, saying journalists were
Speaker 2: supposed to be skeptical authority and instead spent the pandemic
Speaker 2: beating up by dissenters over and over again. It was
Speaker 2: one way or you were ostracized. Bash pushed back hard,
Speaker 2: telling Kenny the high US deathtal cannot be pinned on
Speaker 2: any one fact, citing chronic illness rates, healthcare guess vaccine misinformation.
Speaker 2: She also cited data suggesting vaccine different information have cost
Speaker 2: between one hundred twenty thousand American lives. The most telling
Speaker 2: moment was when Kennedy demanded site single study showing the
Speaker 2: COVID vaccine protected children and Bash unable to produce one
Speaker 2: document on air. Whether Yucyber Kennedy or Bash, that exchange
Speaker 2: is the clip was everyone was talking about. We'll be
Speaker 2: talking about this week, and that's what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: CNN stood by Bash has calling her questions tough and substantive.
Speaker 2: But the real story is that sitting HH secretary went
Speaker 2: on saying and accused the network being part of the
Speaker 2: problem to its anchor's face, and nobody cut it. We
Speaker 2: welcome Justine Brooke Murray with the media research set, the NewsBusters,
Speaker 2: the video TV host Justine. This was like our super Bowl,
Speaker 2: right that interview. For too many decades, too many years,
Speaker 2: we didn't have Republicans that fight back like this. Finally
Speaker 2: we have some maybe you learned from Trump, but he
Speaker 2: was a fighter. Right, give me your initial thoughts on
Speaker 2: that Sunday sit down before we're going to take a
Speaker 2: couple of clips. When I get your initial thoughts on it, well, sir.
Speaker 6: It was so funny to watch Dana Bash get so
Speaker 6: defensive and she kept cutting, she kept cutting rfk Off,
Speaker 6: and when he asked, well, what are your sources is?
Speaker 6: Where is your data coming from? She gas lit him
Speaker 6: and said, well what about you?
Speaker 7: What about you?
Speaker 6: As if that's the old school playground argument. I know
Speaker 6: what you are, but what am I? But the reason
Speaker 6: why the media is so desperate to cover for Fauci
Speaker 6: by essentially treating him like this poor puppy who's about
Speaker 6: to be put down, which that did happen to beagles
Speaker 6: under Fauci's watch, The reason they're so desperately defending him
Speaker 6: is the same reason they so desperately tried to defend
Speaker 6: President Biden when he was dwindling and following down the steps.
Speaker 6: Because just like how they were exposed for covering up
Speaker 6: for President Biden incoherency, they're going to be exposed for
Speaker 6: covering up for Fauci because when when Fauci is exposed,
Speaker 6: So will they be to the point where Jake Tapper,
Speaker 6: Dana Bashi's colleague, He was listed in Fauci's diaries multiple times.
Speaker 6: Fauci bragged about how Tapper went to dinner with him
Speaker 6: right after Fauci told everyone else they can't have Thanksgiving dinner.
Speaker 2: There's so much to unpack in that interview, so many
Speaker 2: things that stand out. But she's like, it was the
Speaker 2: disinformation that caused so many that disinformation. You see it,
Speaker 2: and didn't allow disinformation. It was there one way playbook
Speaker 2: or nobody else got put on right. It was either
Speaker 2: you agree with everything they said, or you were what
Speaker 2: you were, a conspiracy theorist, you were a quack, you
Speaker 2: were how you know. It was on and on with
Speaker 2: them and they wouldn't allow any of this. So let's
Speaker 2: got to cut one where secretary asked Dana bash to
Speaker 2: show me one study's.
Speaker 8: But I also don't want to use this interview to
Speaker 8: allow you to say things that are aren't entirely true.
Speaker 8: You're talking about therapeutics. Fine, it is also factually true
Speaker 8: that the COVID vaccine worked. The COVID vaccine prevented deaths.
Speaker 8: There is data upon data upon data. Let's talk about
Speaker 8: the measles please, because this is something that is happenings
Speaker 8: as we speak. The cases in the US.
Speaker 7: See protected children.
Speaker 8: I think that what I have talked to scientists and
Speaker 8: doctors about.
Speaker 7: Just give me look. Can you show me one study?
Speaker 8: Yes, I can.
Speaker 1: It shows that I can.
Speaker 4: Children were protected by the COVID vaccine.
Speaker 8: I can tell you that there.
Speaker 7: Are more good than harm to children. Can you show
Speaker 7: me one study.
Speaker 8: That shows I can tell you that when it comes
Speaker 8: to the vaccine, there have been studies that show that
Speaker 8: because of vaccine disinformation disinformation, there could have been one
Speaker 8: hundred to two hundred thousand lives in the US saved,
Speaker 8: but because people didn't get the vaccine. That's why I'm
Speaker 8: not saying that it entires you.
Speaker 1: You are saying something that you cannot show them.
Speaker 8: Okay, a single I am not saying nonsense.
Speaker 9: I am talking with somebody told you.
Speaker 8: Excuse me and let me study what study?
Speaker 2: Study?
Speaker 8: No, what studies are you talking about? You're talking about
Speaker 8: studies that actually don't exist.
Speaker 3: That's incredible.
Speaker 2: She's got, uh you know, justin she probably has ten producers,
Speaker 2: fifteen bookers, books and producers. They got all that blue
Speaker 2: paper on the desk. You and I have no big
Speaker 2: and she can't. And he called her out, show me
Speaker 2: one study and she couldn't provide anything. Yet she's parroting
Speaker 2: talking points.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Her her bottle was there was that, uh, well there
Speaker 6: are studies. Well what's the study? Well, there are there
Speaker 6: are studies. And then she said, I'm not going to
Speaker 6: allow you to say this on my network, aka, stop
Speaker 6: interrupting me with your facts. I'm not going to let
Speaker 6: you say anything that that proves that we hear a
Speaker 6: CNN are wrong. And then of course going into disinformation
Speaker 6: that's become a buzzword. The left created the words disinformation
Speaker 6: and misinformation to essentially take place as the new you're
Speaker 6: a racist, you are a Nazi. It's a way to
Speaker 6: shut down the arguments and keep anybody from speaking and
Speaker 6: also justify getting people fired from their jobs. What they
Speaker 6: did to doctor j. Bodicario when Fauci put him on
Speaker 6: a watch list Badataria. He was responsible for writing the
Speaker 6: Great Barrington Declaration merely suggesting, hey, maybe these lockdowns and
Speaker 6: the experimental jabs forcing them on people, maybe that's not
Speaker 6: a good idea. But for that he was put on
Speaker 6: a government Fauci led watch list, aka, let's put a
Speaker 6: hit job on this guy, essentially because of disinformation.
Speaker 2: I like to see what it's in that meeting before
Speaker 2: she goes on. It must be like a wrestling You're
Speaker 2: getting ready for a wrestling match, and whatever that person
Speaker 2: does on the other side, you need to punch and
Speaker 2: fight back. There is no whatever facts they have, she's
Speaker 2: in our alternative universe. But as I was going through
Speaker 2: doing the research for our block or a sement, I
Speaker 2: came across this is so funny, and I want to
Speaker 2: play it for you, and I'll play it for our audience.
Speaker 2: It's comedian Jim Brewer. He and this really he sums
Speaker 2: it up with comedy. Watched this cut to.
Speaker 11: Just trust the experts. Trust the experts, trust the science,
Speaker 11: Trust the science. CDC, CDC, doctor Facci, doctor facci. Mask on,
Speaker 11: mask off, two shots, one shot, mask on too man, Comply.
Speaker 4: Comply, Thank you all for.
Speaker 10: Coming out and risking your life.
Speaker 4: Who wants a shot?
Speaker 11: Who wants to see a ball game?
Speaker 10: Baker Flipper, that's for you, Go see the ballgame. Who
Speaker 10: wants to work again, that's for you. Who wants your
Speaker 10: kids educated?
Speaker 1: What's in the shop? You know.
Speaker 2: I used to go justin I used to go and
Speaker 2: I lived in the West Village. I'd go into restaurant
Speaker 2: and say, this is ridiculous. They won't like to have
Speaker 2: people come in your office, and most of the owners
Speaker 2: will still liberally and be like, we all have to
Speaker 2: be in this together. They just followed the talking points
Speaker 2: to all the leftists. It doesn't matter if they own
Speaker 2: the place and not. We all have to show our part.
Speaker 2: Give me a break, give me your thoughts in that commune.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty i'd love That's funny, right.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, we all have to be in We're all
Speaker 6: in this together unless you don't wear the mask or
Speaker 6: get the experimental jab, and then we're going to kick
Speaker 6: you out of your your your homes, your your businesses, everywhere.
Speaker 6: I actually went to high school with Jim Brewer's daughter,
Speaker 6: and she was on the left, and she believed in
Speaker 6: all this cancel culture stuff, So it was funny to see.
Speaker 6: It was kind of like a nice full circle moment
Speaker 6: during COVID when I watched Jim Brewer go out and
Speaker 6: actually stand up against all this bs. It was pretty funny.
Speaker 6: I'm just wondering if his daughter still believes the same
Speaker 6: thing she did back then, or if maybe she saw
Speaker 6: the light a little bit as well.
Speaker 2: Hopefully she got some tickets. Her dad's hilarious justin thanks
Speaker 2: for joining us, We'll see you soon.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Up next, Tucker Cools and Marjorie Tale a great joke
Speaker 2: kent and all, while jumping to start a third party,
Speaker 2: got together. We'll discuss that, analyze that that mora coming
Speaker 2: up on Meat Expose.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to media Exposed.
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson used to be the number one rated cables
Speaker 2: show host in the country when he was at Fox.
Speaker 2: Got together recently at his main cabin, all decked out
Speaker 2: Ultimate cabin. It looked like with Marjorie Tayler Green our own,
Speaker 2: our own used to be Brian Glenn news new husband,
Speaker 2: also Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massey soon to be ex Kentucky Rep.
Speaker 2: And former National kind of Terrorism Center director Joe Kent.
Speaker 2: They met at his main cabin home to launch talk
Speaker 2: about a new anti Trump political movement. Green posts that
Speaker 2: Trump betrayed them all on.
Speaker 3: Foreign Wars Now.
Speaker 2: Carlson told the Columbia Journalism Review last month he is
Speaker 2: committed to building an actual third party. He has also
Speaker 2: accused Trump of tying the United States to a war
Speaker 2: with Iran to serve Net and Yaho's regime change ambitions.
Speaker 2: He's always obsessed with Yao and our where has come from?
Speaker 2: Joe Kent resigned his post in March over the Iran war,
Speaker 2: Massy loss his primary after breaking with Trump over the war,
Speaker 2: and the administration refused to release all the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: These are not random defectors. These are people Trump personally
Speaker 2: pushed out. Trump is already fired back. Colin Green a trader,
Speaker 2: Casson a low IQ person, Kent a sleeves bag, and
Speaker 2: Massy weak and pathetic. That is not the language of
Speaker 2: a party that thinks this group is really irrelevant? Are
Speaker 2: they the real question? For the midterms? Third parties usually flank,
Speaker 2: die out and go nowhere, But Mediaite reports pundits already
Speaker 2: won in that jd Vance's proximity to Carson's orbit could
Speaker 2: bleed support from Republicans heading into twenty twenty eight. Watch
Speaker 2: whether this siphon's votes from the GOP and races that
Speaker 2: are already tight. Welcome in my David Zier host, a
Speaker 2: Breaking Point or Pentagon reporter. Thanks for joining Dave on
Speaker 2: the set. Thanks as always David. You know what, Usually
Speaker 2: these third parties go nowhere, but you know what, the
Speaker 2: anti Trump. So the media loves that anybody goes anti
Speaker 2: Trump all of a sudden. They're good people when they're
Speaker 2: right wing conservative, ultra right, the medial real rehabilitate Margaie Green.
Speaker 3: That's what I foresee. What do you think.
Speaker 9: Covered most of the states during both Trump you know
Speaker 9: races of twenty twenty, twenty twenty four and partly when
Speaker 9: he was president. I think that the biggest growing element
Speaker 9: in America is the on affiliated voter, people who don't
Speaker 9: want to be associated with the party. So I don't
Speaker 9: know how effective an independent party will be and how
Speaker 9: much gravitas they will get. I like Tucker, I like
Speaker 9: all those people in that group that are starting this party.
Speaker 9: Nobody campaigned harder for Donald Trump than MTG as a
Speaker 9: surrogate on the campaign trail.
Speaker 7: Maybe a few other.
Speaker 9: People, but I was everywhere, and she was everywhere, and
Speaker 9: she was campaigning for Trump all around the country. So
Speaker 9: I was shocked when he called her a trader. But
Speaker 9: I do part ways with that whole bunch, because you know,
Speaker 9: I have some facts about Israel here and how important
Speaker 9: it is you want to hear some you want to
Speaker 9: hear some good go state.
Speaker 2: That's what they seem to be obsessed over.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and it's really terrible because Israel is our ally
Speaker 9: and we have to defend them. But October seventh was
Speaker 9: the equivalent of the US losing thirty eight thousand deaths
Speaker 9: ten times out of nine to eleven. As we approach
Speaker 9: on twenty fifth anniversary suffering from Islamic terror, that should
Speaker 9: be the United States focus. Israel Security Agency shouldn't BET
Speaker 9: maintains There's been seven thousand terror attacks just in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty four in Israel, over five thousand deaths due to
Speaker 9: terrorist attacks in Israel alone. There's been two thousand fatal
Speaker 9: or coordinated attacks in Israel. There have been at least
Speaker 9: sixty thousand rockets launched from gas eleven on other countries.
Speaker 7: And I can.
Speaker 9: Understand people wanted to reduce foreign aid right fifty thousand
Speaker 9: homeless vets in America, but our foreign aid budget is
Speaker 9: one percent of our spending and four billion or less
Speaker 9: goes to Israel. They contribute about twenty billion back in
Speaker 9: the relationship with the United States. They create ten the
Speaker 9: thousands of jobs here we depend on them for high
Speaker 9: tech stuff.
Speaker 7: They took around one tank.
Speaker 9: They perfected the thermal imaging system with his dimer diamond
Speaker 9: laser system. They taught our F sixteen is a ninety
Speaker 9: word vocabulary. You know, they really have our pioneers and
Speaker 9: that stuff. And we do fifty billion a year in
Speaker 9: trade and foreign aid's about six percent of our total
Speaker 9: foreign aid budget. Of our foreign aid budget goes to Israel.
Speaker 9: And you know, you could make that argument whether we
Speaker 9: should be giving them the money, but it just seems
Speaker 9: like everything's anti Israel, anti Israel, and all of these
Speaker 9: attacks are from Iran sponsored Houthi Hamas and wella terrorist,
Speaker 9: So what the heck is the problem. Of course we're
Speaker 9: going to bomb I ran together with them.
Speaker 3: I went to this event last week.
Speaker 2: It was out east and it was about high tech Israel.
Speaker 2: It was fascinating how high tech they are in their
Speaker 2: military and the industrial complex. It's amazing what they share
Speaker 2: with us and how they protect their own little country.
Speaker 2: People don't realize they were small, little a little bit
Speaker 2: smaller than New Jersey, and you're surrounded by enemies everywhere.
Speaker 3: Nobody likes.
Speaker 7: If we weren't there for them, they'd be obliterated.
Speaker 2: Nobody likes you, and you have to defend yourself. And
Speaker 2: like you said that that horrific attack of October seventh
Speaker 2: is ten times what we had at Pearl Harbor. So
Speaker 2: and then all this combination of the ultra left and
Speaker 2: the ultra rights. We don't hear about October seventh anymore.
Speaker 2: It's almost washed away. It's genocide, genocide, that, genocide, this,
Speaker 2: And they suffocated their own people, the Palestinians by h
Speaker 2: in there people, by not caring about you.
Speaker 3: A lot of it.
Speaker 9: To answer your question, I digressed. I think that Tucker
Speaker 9: can get some traction. I don't know if he'd get
Speaker 9: any traction as a presidential candidate. But again, I think
Speaker 9: the move is like in North Carolina in nineteen seventy eight,
Speaker 9: four percent of the population were unaffiliated. It's thirty nine
Speaker 9: percent today and that's grown about six points just in
Speaker 9: two years. So I think that's where it's moving in America.
Speaker 3: Let's go to cut three.
Speaker 2: I want to show you this coach Joe Kent was
Speaker 2: on the I believe he was on Piers Morgan Shultz.
Speaker 3: Here what you have to say.
Speaker 2: One of the people in the meeting we photographed it
Speaker 2: motaged over the weekend and you were in this picture.
Speaker 12: It was at Tucker Carson's home. You're in there with
Speaker 12: Marjorie Taylor Green, Thomas Massey, Tucker. What was this there
Speaker 12: is that you're all planning as Marjorie Taylor Green put
Speaker 12: a new political movement?
Speaker 3: What is the movement?
Speaker 12: Could it be an actual party?
Speaker 3: What was going on?
Speaker 13: You know, things are in the initial phases right now,
Speaker 13: but there is a growing consensus on I think both
Speaker 13: the right and the left of people who are sick
Speaker 13: and tired of the Republican Party. They're sick and tired
Speaker 13: of the Democrat Party. They want us out of these
Speaker 13: foolish wars that we're just sitting here talking about right now.
Speaker 13: Most Americans have no idea what we're talking about. They
Speaker 13: don't know about Gaza, they don't know about the strengths
Speaker 13: and cortant moods. They just know that billions of their
Speaker 13: taxpayer dollars, their blood, their treasures, their sons, and their
Speaker 13: daughters continue to get sent overseas. Our best and brightest
Speaker 13: get killed, our taxpayer dollars get spent over there, while
Speaker 13: things continue to decay here in America. And so what
Speaker 13: we're trying to do is just build a coalition of
Speaker 13: people who say we're finally going to put first. We're
Speaker 13: not going to focus on the next FOURG war. We're
Speaker 13: not going to listen to foreign lobbies like Amen, like
Speaker 13: the Israelis. We're going to focus on the issues that
Speaker 13: matter here to the American people.
Speaker 2: That's a nice looking cabin David. But you know he's
Speaker 2: got a point because Trump ran is a different type
Speaker 2: of Republican, a different type of conservative. No more wars
Speaker 2: at all, and that one of his big points. But
Speaker 2: I don't think he ran, but people supported him for
Speaker 2: many different issues. It wasn't just that. So I don't
Speaker 2: know how much it will break away of the coalition
Speaker 2: for the mid terms. Commute thoughts.
Speaker 9: I value every human life that's lost abroad. But this
Speaker 9: is not Iraq with twenty five thousand injuries. You know,
Speaker 9: this is not a six or seven year or a
Speaker 9: fifteen year war plus like an Afghanistan. You know, this
Speaker 9: is somewhat of a controlled environment. There will be a
Speaker 9: resolution over there.
Speaker 7: Iran is not.
Speaker 9: To be trusted, but we Trump flushed out that they
Speaker 9: had long term ballistic missiles, long range ballistic missiles when
Speaker 9: we started bombing them with Israel because they fired a
Speaker 9: missile twenty five hundred miles out into the Indian Ocean,
Speaker 9: which means they can hit Europe. So what if we
Speaker 9: waited and did nothing outside of the nuclear problem, if
Speaker 9: we waited like two years, right, who's to say they
Speaker 9: wouldn't done three thousand ballistic missiles onto London, right or
Speaker 9: US interest somewhere, you know.
Speaker 7: So I think what we did is justified.
Speaker 2: What's happening now shows they don't and any care for
Speaker 2: human life, disdain for the neighbors, staying for most of
Speaker 2: the world, most foreign most you know, foreign countries, they
Speaker 2: don't care. So it's probably better off we took this chance. Now,
Speaker 2: we took the opportunity now to go after them.
Speaker 9: You know what I remember at Walter Reed Medical Center,
Speaker 9: I took troops to Congress to testify and stuff. You know,
Speaker 9: I remember limbs lost because of liquid metal forming copper
Speaker 9: explosives of four thousand degrees in combination with one fifty
Speaker 9: five shells that would cut our convoys in half along
Speaker 9: with humans and our US soldiers.
Speaker 7: And that was done by Iran.
Speaker 2: That's what I recall exactly. So look, we have to
Speaker 2: take a stance here. Hopefully this ends soon, David, because
Speaker 2: the midterms are right around the corner. Give me, give
Speaker 2: me your final thoughts on do you think it's what's
Speaker 2: the effect that's going to hold on the midterms.
Speaker 9: I don't think it's ever going to be one hundred
Speaker 9: controllable situation, but I think something had to be done
Speaker 9: about Iran. I do think it will affect the midterms,
Speaker 9: but the midterms have other issues here. You know, fourteen
Speaker 9: of the seventeen hot races that Democrats have outraised Republicans
Speaker 9: and toss up races, we've got issues. GOP does have
Speaker 9: a path because of the redistricting and the court decisions,
Speaker 9: but it's going to be tight, and the Dems could
Speaker 9: take a majority of by eleven seats. That will probably
Speaker 9: be worst case scenario at this point.
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Speaker 2: We're going to talk about the w NBA and Aaron
Speaker 2: Rodgers was say some great points.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Media Exposed.
Speaker 2: We're gonna take a look at some sports. Why we're
Speaker 2: taking a lot of sports, it's hitting culture, it's hitting society.
Speaker 2: They're doing such idiotic things some of these sports leagues,
Speaker 2: especially the WNBA. You know it started in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 2: I want to talk David. I want to go back
Speaker 2: to David's you know what it said you know, the
Speaker 2: WNBA started in nineteen ninety seven. It's almost thirty years.
Speaker 2: And you said to that, right, if I can do
Speaker 2: my math correct, I think I know how to do
Speaker 2: minus and plus's a fraction. Almost thirty years. It's never
Speaker 2: made money. It loses tens of millions. Does I'd never
Speaker 2: watched one game in my life, and it's always subsidized
Speaker 2: by the NBA. They have the superstar Caitlin Clark, right,
Speaker 2: she's selling out Jersey, she's selling out stadiums, and she
Speaker 2: gets smashed all the time by African American players. We
Speaker 2: can say it the way it is and nobody cares.
Speaker 2: They don't take her side. And she's been punched so
Speaker 2: much that she doesn't stand it. But there's new girl
Speaker 2: Sophie cutting Sophie Cunningham right, and she all she said
Speaker 2: recently was trans people should not be playing in women's sports.
Speaker 2: And man, of course the media is doing what the playbook.
Speaker 9: Well, they're they're slamming her. It's and it's not just
Speaker 9: a black on white issue. It's the you know, the
Speaker 9: minute you take a stance about transgender athletes playing in
Speaker 9: the opposite sexist sport, your pisana non grata and and
Speaker 9: it's ridiculous. I saw a video of a guy playing
Speaker 9: in a in a game yesterday against women and he
Speaker 9: was just dominating the whole field. And they're assaulting Caitlin Clark.
Speaker 9: This is assault. And it's also you know, the LGBTQ
Speaker 9: issues and all that, but I don't think Caitlyn Clark
Speaker 9: is that political. And Sophie Cunningham, you know, listen at
Speaker 9: w n B A is fun to watch again, right,
Speaker 9: So I think they've had a positive impact on the sport,
Speaker 9: but you know they're they're getting assaulted.
Speaker 2: I want to show you this clip. It's ESPN. They
Speaker 2: praise in this Minnesota coach because she goes against Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 7: It's idiotic.
Speaker 2: Instead of praising Sophie cunning and standing up for women,
Speaker 2: they praise the coach because you said all trans have rights.
Speaker 2: This is the coach's I got to say, a lot
Speaker 2: of these coaches, a lot of these plays with lesbians,
Speaker 2: so they're really in deep in their radical ideology.
Speaker 3: So watch this.
Speaker 2: Let's got to cut for and watch this ESPN coach,
Speaker 2: Minnesota coach, Minnesota Links coach Cheryl Reeves for her trans
Speaker 2: shirt watches. But the ESPN broadcast is are praising a
Speaker 2: cut four.
Speaker 14: Well, we see Cheryl Reeve wearing a shirt today in
Speaker 14: support of trans kids. Trans kids belong on the shirt
Speaker 14: and this in the aftermath of Sophie Cunningham's recent comments.
Speaker 14: We actually saw Cheryl and Sophie speaking at Center Court pregame,
Speaker 14: and yesterday shoel Reeves spent a lot of time talking
Speaker 14: at length with the media about this topic.
Speaker 8: I would encourage anyone to go and listen to jeryel
Speaker 8: Reeves's comments.
Speaker 14: Incredibly thoughtful, easy to find online, and.
Speaker 13: Just encourage anyone to go and listen.
Speaker 2: That's probably the most news the WNBA's ever made. I'd
Speaker 2: encourage people to go listen. It's very thoughtful. You're like,
Speaker 2: I mean, what planet are these people on promoting trans kids,
Speaker 2: promoting men to play with women in basketball. It's so
Speaker 2: idiotic that we're still here, was still here five six
Speaker 2: years later.
Speaker 7: Listen.
Speaker 9: If you're an adult and you want to go trans
Speaker 9: that's fine. One don't use my taxpayer money. But trans kids.
Speaker 9: She's for chemically trading boys and doing double mistectomy on
Speaker 9: thirteen year old girls. You know, it's absolutely disgusting. She's
Speaker 9: not going to win that argument long term in the end,
Speaker 9: because the American people at some point are going to
Speaker 9: have enough of this, and we've already seen the dissension
Speaker 9: out there. But Riley Gaines, you know, I covered the
Speaker 9: Faith in Freedom Coalition last year in DC, maybe it
Speaker 9: was two years ago, and she was speaking and she said,
Speaker 9: not only did they give Leah Thomas the win in
Speaker 9: a tie at the end of the pool, at the
Speaker 9: end of the race, they gave it to Leah Thomas
Speaker 9: just because she's a male. And then the worst part
Speaker 9: was Leah Thomas came into the locker room, I think she.
Speaker 7: Said, and it was exposed.
Speaker 9: It was naked in front of all these college women athletes,
Speaker 9: and they said they were traumatized. Riley Gaines said, they
Speaker 9: were traumatized. I mean, not only that screwed.
Speaker 2: Not only that ESPN gave her an award that year,
Speaker 2: Remember they gave it, gave a Leah Thomas a the
Speaker 2: SB Awards and one of their awards for bravery, bravery.
Speaker 2: She was saluted, she was champion, she was given an award.
Speaker 2: Would she shouldn't have been an award? And then they say, oh.
Speaker 9: My god, such such courage, what courage, My daughter's played
Speaker 9: sports their whole lives.
Speaker 7: They didn't go pro and anything.
Speaker 9: But you know, these these girls trained from the two
Speaker 9: three years old and they get it all stripped away
Speaker 9: because I'm six foot four.
Speaker 7: Dude comes away, comes along.
Speaker 2: There's nobody in this stinking WNBA that has courage except
Speaker 2: for Sophie Cunningham. Caitlin Clark doesn't have any other courage
Speaker 2: to stand up because she's been bullied, physically bullied, mentally bullied.
Speaker 2: She's changed the league. Nobody cared about the WNB for
Speaker 2: thirty close to thirty years.
Speaker 7: She's amazing.
Speaker 2: She changed the league and yet they're going to ruin
Speaker 2: it overnight of this stupidity.
Speaker 3: David.
Speaker 9: But what I'm going to show you now what happens
Speaker 9: when she gets really injured.
Speaker 3: One way, I'm going to show you this other click.
Speaker 3: It's it's w NBA.
Speaker 2: Look at these names, they're so politically correct. To the
Speaker 2: Golden State Valkyrie's head coach, Natalie Nakassi says, we must
Speaker 2: be inclusive. It's so weak and pathetic. Let's go to
Speaker 2: cut four point five.
Speaker 8: Wats This sports is about belonging, it's about inclusivity, it's
Speaker 8: about allowing everyone to be their authentic self. You know,
Speaker 8: I'm big on that.
Speaker 4: Just because I have been criticized for my height, for
Speaker 4: my ethnicity.
Speaker 11: I'm all about women, little girls deserving to play.
Speaker 4: And that includes trans women.
Speaker 8: So I'm all about inclusivity.
Speaker 2: That's a coach for Colton State. Sports is about inclusivity,
Speaker 2: and sports about winning a championship, being the best you
Speaker 2: can be, whether you're in a team or individual sport.
Speaker 2: That's what sports day.
Speaker 9: And a male NBA player shows up on the court,
Speaker 9: the WNBA is finished, and the.
Speaker 7: Same thing applies for other sports.
Speaker 9: Like Aaron Rodgers, right, he doesn't go along with the
Speaker 9: fauci narrative, and all of a sudden, you know he's
Speaker 9: because there's a big difference when.
Speaker 7: The left speaks out.
Speaker 9: When Colin Kaepernick wears pigs on his socks in front
Speaker 9: of millions of people at a football game, nobody cares
Speaker 9: the minute somebody on the right says anything there persona
Speaker 9: and on Grada. But I think when the people on
Speaker 9: the right do with the athletes on the right, like
Speaker 9: Riley and Aaron and even Stephen A. Smith on occasion,
Speaker 9: they're much more intellectual the way they speak about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw Steven Smith had a long diatribe, a
Speaker 2: long lecture on this, and he's, you know, on the
Speaker 2: right side of history. Let's say and say to Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 2: man he gave he was on the Pat McPhee show,
Speaker 2: very popular sports podcast that's overseen by ESPN. ESPN is
Speaker 2: so stupid and so woke, aren't they? But anyway, Aaron
Speaker 2: Rodgers said, gave it to Fauci because remember Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: was another one ostracized. And Novik Dootschevic the best tennis
Speaker 2: player role time, Joe one. The most Grand slams ever
Speaker 2: right now is over Roger and Rafronaldal. I think he
Speaker 2: missed two or three because of COVID lockdowns. You could
Speaker 2: have been he could have won, and that was towards
Speaker 2: the end of his prime career, that he should have
Speaker 2: won a few more grands.
Speaker 7: That was in Australia.
Speaker 3: They blocked them.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine they blocked them from coming in the
Speaker 2: greatest tennis player roll time? How stupid the world was.
Speaker 9: Well, now they're going after Stephen A. Smith right that
Speaker 9: he's not a journalist, he's a talk show host. The
Speaker 9: minute you get away from the narrative, the MSM narrative,
Speaker 9: the leftist agenda. All of a sudden, you're not a
Speaker 9: serious journalist, you know. Even one of his colleagues at
Speaker 9: The Philadelphie Choier said, he's no longer a journalist.
Speaker 7: I think Stephen A.
Speaker 9: Smith covered the Philadelphie in choir covered sports for sixteen years.
Speaker 9: So he's not a journalist now, he's just a talk
Speaker 9: show host.
Speaker 7: You know. It's a double stand.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to think a look at this analogy
Speaker 2: that I walk around the city of New York and
Speaker 2: it's a mess lately on the moundane African Americans that
Speaker 2: could say it three four last night at nine in
Speaker 2: the morning on this subway, homeless drug you could see
Speaker 2: it out and the clear open. But one of the
Speaker 2: more you're not allowed to say that, right, you get askeraus,
Speaker 2: how dare you talk about good Americas? But the big
Speaker 2: occult here is like the trans mafia cult. Yeah, like
Speaker 2: you said, Steven Smith gets attacked anybody that dares call
Speaker 2: them out. And it's like the the logic doesn't make
Speaker 2: any sense. We don't want a guy playing in sports,
Speaker 2: but that mafia that the that the media just follows
Speaker 2: like a herd that follows like their sheep is unbelievable.
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, I think you're correct.
Speaker 9: And by the way, I was in Manhattan last night,
Speaker 9: and there's a mental mental illness problem, and it's more
Speaker 9: among black men. You know, they're only what you know,
Speaker 9: a few percentage points of the population, but they're about
Speaker 9: seventy percent of the homeless mentally ill. I in my opinion,
Speaker 9: on the street, you know, talking to themselves, assaulting people.
Speaker 9: Some guy touched me yesterday on the subway walking by me,
Speaker 9: you know, inappropriate, you know, like, you know, kind of
Speaker 9: shoved me on my shoulder.
Speaker 7: Way did he touch you on the shoulder?
Speaker 9: But you know, I think it's a real serious problem,
Speaker 9: and it's not a racial statement as much as it is.
Speaker 9: There's needs in the black community for this stuff to
Speaker 9: be addressed because it's terrible.
Speaker 4: Men.
Speaker 7: Donnie's certainly not doing it.
Speaker 2: Madonnie's the worst. He's not a cutting boards left and right,
Speaker 2: the rich people wanted to serve the city. He's going
Speaker 2: after landlords. He's closing class warfare. This guy is terrible,
Speaker 2: worse than I thought he'd be. It's a bad thing
Speaker 2: for the city in New York.
Speaker 7: But he's been getting it.
Speaker 9: He's been taking a beat and he got shouted off
Speaker 9: the stage in Staten Island the other night.
Speaker 2: At least it's getting toward the people. He's got shotwed. Well,
Speaker 2: he went to a funeral. They didn't want him to speak,
Speaker 2: refused to let the mayor speak. He got shottered off
Speaker 2: of Statnau on the other night another place. They told
Speaker 2: him don't even come. So he's getting it. It's getting
Speaker 2: through the.
Speaker 9: People family of the slain soldier when they speak at
Speaker 9: the funeral.
Speaker 2: Right, you think he'd grow as mayor, maybe you take
Speaker 2: a more time, but he's not grown as may He's
Speaker 2: staying as this radical progressive almost community organizer, almost like
Speaker 2: a professor. But at least Obama grew a little bit
Speaker 2: into the presidency. He had an aura of being a president.
Speaker 2: You know, he's hasn't yet.
Speaker 9: Donnie's not acting like a mayor for all people.
Speaker 2: Right, he's not, by the way, and he's not pretending either.
Speaker 9: Fifty of the hate crimes are against Jews, and they're
Speaker 9: only twelve percent of the population, and Mam Donnie is
Speaker 9: endorsing that complicitly in his silence.
Speaker 2: Coming up next, we're going to look at this Michigan primary,
Speaker 2: other primaries, but the guy they called the doctor, El
Speaker 2: Saeed won, But it was closer than we thought. How's
Speaker 2: that playing throughout the country? How's that playing for the
Speaker 2: dsa versus the regular demo? That more coming up on
Speaker 2: media exposed.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Meetings BO.
Speaker 2: Michigan's Democratic Senate candidate abdu El Sayad has leaned on
Speaker 2: his identity as a doctor throughout his campaign. Fox News
Speaker 2: reports he took paid ad read money promoting supplement brands,
Speaker 2: including products sold as Moonshoest brain Dust and Royal Jelly
Speaker 2: brain Fueled, despite publicly pledging in twenty twenty would not
Speaker 2: advertise help product to resorting. L said now, the Democratic
Speaker 2: Senate candidate Michigan, criticized Memoage for trading on his doctor
Speaker 2: credentials to sell products people did not need. He then
Speaker 2: did the same thing. Aren't they always hypocrites? These leftists?
Speaker 2: Promoting an Israeli metabolic tracking device and a skinhelth pep
Speaker 2: dot in his own podcast, God what a hypocrite while
Speaker 2: invoking his medical background. Here's the part voters should know.
Speaker 2: L Sayed holds a medical degree and a doctorate in
Speaker 2: public health, but public records show he never held a
Speaker 2: medical license or completed a residency. He has been calling
Speaker 2: himself a doctor in a campaign trail the entire time. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the Democratic establishment is quietly nervous. NewsBusters reports Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: pushback on suggestions from strategist Jim James Carvell that the
Speaker 2: party should distance himself from candidates like Elsad. That is
Speaker 2: the fight for the soul of the Democratic Party playing
Speaker 2: out in real time. Days before the primary was playing out,
Speaker 2: CNN and The Guardian are running live. They ran live
Speaker 2: primary coache out of the Michigan all day. It was
Speaker 2: the biggest story if any How much did it make effect.
Speaker 2: I'm going to welcome my next best, John, to welcome
Speaker 2: back John Tobacco, host of Wise Guys over Newsmax. John,
Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 4: So great to be with you. Thanks for having me, John.
Speaker 2: This a big civil war seems like. And I don't
Speaker 2: even knew there was a candidate Stevens, this woman candidate
Speaker 2: in Michigan who came very close to winning. But I
Speaker 2: had never even heard of her. And they said they
Speaker 2: flood all this money outside groups to support her to
Speaker 2: beat doctor. Sayid, how come the Democrats always call it
Speaker 2: like Jill Biden was.
Speaker 3: A doctor too.
Speaker 2: These people aren't real doctors, but the Democrats get to
Speaker 2: call themselves doctors all the time. But he won the primary.
Speaker 2: It's very close, and it shows that all the polls
Speaker 2: had him like fifteen, ten, twelve, twenty points winning, but
Speaker 2: at the end it was very close. Give me a
Speaker 2: thoughts on that primary. And how do you think this guy,
Speaker 2: this leftist essay will do in the general.
Speaker 15: Well, Adam, first and foremost, I used to say this
Speaker 15: about Jill Biden, but this guy is a doctor, like
Speaker 15: doctor Pepper is a doctor.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 16: It's like a joke what they what they do, and
Speaker 16: you know, but overall, when I look at this, I've
Speaker 16: been saying this, you know, for the last few months
Speaker 16: or so on my show.
Speaker 15: That if the people on the left and the Democrats
Speaker 15: want to come with Kamila Harris again, more power to you.
Speaker 4: That's great news for us, if you asked me.
Speaker 15: Because I love playing teams I already beat one time
Speaker 15: as a former high school football coach.
Speaker 4: But at the same time, you know, it's like we
Speaker 4: were rooting.
Speaker 15: I said to one of my friends yesterday, Adam, it's
Speaker 15: like we were rooting for this guy else, I d
Speaker 15: because we want to think that America is still normal
Speaker 15: and still common sense. And by him winning and by
Speaker 15: a very small margin. Of course, the left wing media
Speaker 15: trying to kiss his ass or whatever.
Speaker 4: They do, he's not.
Speaker 15: He's I don't think he's as big a threat if
Speaker 15: they had a woman who was slightly more minorate and
Speaker 15: already an incumbent. So I think this bodes well for
Speaker 15: the Republicans. I think it bodes well for Mike Rogers too.
Speaker 2: I think there was a cheerleading. I think they were
Speaker 2: happy and Washington that they that they got this guy
Speaker 2: as an opponent because he's radical, he's left, and the
Speaker 2: fact that she did so well with moderate Democrats independence
Speaker 2: to almost beat. I heard so much about this guy
Speaker 2: throughout the campaign. I never heard a word of her.
Speaker 2: I don't even know. I don't even know he has
Speaker 2: had his opponent. But it shows that there's angst anxiety
Speaker 2: for this that people don't want this guy. It's a
Speaker 2: good thing, because you know what, when a concern, look,
Speaker 2: primary is usually the more left person because we're primaries,
Speaker 2: and primaries if the general, if the audience doesn't know
Speaker 2: only a small percent vote in primaries very small. So
Speaker 2: usually the more conservative wins, and a GOP primary, the
Speaker 2: more liberal wins. But when we have a conservative win,
Speaker 2: they're not crazy. They're just a little more conservative than
Speaker 2: the right. When the left wins, Man this day and
Speaker 2: Age dend nuts what they are proposing to some of
Speaker 2: the things. So I think we're in a better shape
Speaker 2: to win time. And that's what I think, Mike Rogers.
Speaker 2: But there's but we know Democrats like to save the
Speaker 2: elections are so safe. I don't believe it, but hopefully
Speaker 2: it will be somewhat safe in Michigan.
Speaker 4: Thoughts John, Look, I hate going down the rabbit hole.
Speaker 15: I like to sniff around the top edges, maybe hang
Speaker 15: my feet into the rabbit hole a little while here
Speaker 15: and there. But whoever won one, I'm happy that at
Speaker 15: least Michigan figured out how to get a winner within
Speaker 15: a couple of you know, within a day. And when
Speaker 15: I look at it, I just keep thinking, this is
Speaker 15: kind of a crucible moment for America and guys like
Speaker 15: LSA Ed And I'm now huge Mike Rogers fan, but
Speaker 15: I'm down with the Republican over the Muslim extremist.
Speaker 4: Every day of the week.
Speaker 15: But this is a crucible moment for America, Adam that
Speaker 15: It's like the decision is, are we gonna go with
Speaker 15: a crazy person who hangs out and agrees with people
Speaker 15: like Issam Piker and Zorhamandani, or are we getting this
Speaker 15: vocom and sense with you know, Mike Rodgers and someone
Speaker 15: who's going to be on the same side as the
Speaker 15: current majority and president.
Speaker 4: So I think moderate Democrats who voted.
Speaker 15: For the women in this race, they're also gonna either
Speaker 15: take a shot on Mike Rogers or.
Speaker 4: Just not vote.
Speaker 15: And I think it's gonna be a good thing for
Speaker 15: the Democrats, and I think it's gonna be a good
Speaker 15: thing for the Republicans and a bad thing for the
Speaker 15: Democrats because they're fragmented in themselves really bad.
Speaker 2: So one person's making sense, if you can hold the
Speaker 2: camera a little tighter. One person making sense lately, John Fetterman,
Speaker 2: he's even wearing suits. He used to wear shorts, like
Speaker 2: he was going to the gym twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 2: But let's go to a Fetterman here with cut five
Speaker 2: and how he talks about the El Sayed victory outside campaign.
Speaker 3: Let's go to cut five. Watch this.
Speaker 9: Are you willing to unify with abdul Lsied for example,
Speaker 9: who's now the Democratic nominee of the Democratic candidate?
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, yeah, the tough guy. He called me ugly
Speaker 17: and then I should be on a pike, and I'm
Speaker 17: like chief, I own mirrors. I know I'm an ugly guy,
Speaker 17: but if you want to put me on a pike.
Speaker 17: I mean, he has like a really like a little
Speaker 17: man syndrome kind of energy. And now he was really
Speaker 17: arrogant in that race, and now he have just found
Speaker 17: out that you know, less than a majority of Democrats
Speaker 17: want him, and he has a serious responsibility between now
Speaker 17: in November to hold that seat.
Speaker 7: So you think he could lose to Mike Rogers one d.
Speaker 17: That's possible with without a doubt. I mean, the polling
Speaker 17: seems to indicate that that it is in danger.
Speaker 2: I think feta Man looks good in his suit.
Speaker 3: John.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's warming up because I don't think he has
Speaker 2: a shot anymore in this Democratic Party. But maybe he's
Speaker 2: dressing more conservative because his only shot maybe is joining
Speaker 2: the Republican Party. Maybe that's what Fetterman has to do.
Speaker 2: So give me your thoughts on John Fetterman not only
Speaker 2: give me your thoughts on his new suits, plus his
Speaker 2: thoughts on El Saiad.
Speaker 15: Well, look, you caught me in the Hamptons today, so
Speaker 15: I don't have one of my you know, I like
Speaker 15: to get dressed up nice, my pinch stripes, my thighs
Speaker 15: and everything else. I'm a little more casual today, but
Speaker 15: you know, you're always a shop dressed man, and I
Speaker 15: appreciate a shop dressed man.
Speaker 4: I thought it was a little crazy.
Speaker 15: I thought it was a little crazy that they were
Speaker 15: letting the guy come even into the Senate chamber and
Speaker 15: dressed like that.
Speaker 4: But is what it is. It was legal, it was allowed.
Speaker 15: But I will say, Adam, years from now, scientists will
Speaker 15: take the brain of John Fetterman and try to figure
Speaker 15: out how a stroke turned someone from what I thought
Speaker 15: was a psychopathic leftist to a common sense person. I've
Speaker 15: never seen a political shift from a stroke before like
Speaker 15: I saw it from this guy. But you know, he
Speaker 15: reminds me, you know, Joe Manchin was always like a
Speaker 15: fairly decent, you know, common sense guy.
Speaker 4: He can go either way.
Speaker 15: And I kind of like, I kind of think there's
Speaker 15: gonna be a time somewhere in the near future where
Speaker 15: you know, a couple of Republicans go bad on us
Speaker 15: in the Senate, and I think Fetterman's gonna come to
Speaker 15: our side and help us out.
Speaker 2: And his age gap that you know any and from Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: the blue you know, somewhat of a moderate state. He's
Speaker 2: from you know, Union background. So this crazy new Democratic
Speaker 2: not for him. But we're talking about this new crazy
Speaker 2: Democratic that we derelicted my duties if we didn't talk
Speaker 2: about mont Donnie what he's got going on. And he
Speaker 2: was booed early in the week he went to I
Speaker 2: believe he was going to a was it a fire
Speaker 2: department event?
Speaker 3: Now that island? Yeah, his boot off the stage. Man.
Speaker 2: Everybody's getting through to different groups. I think queens. He
Speaker 2: was at a funeral. They didn't want him to speak.
Speaker 2: He was booed in another event. Now he's booed in
Speaker 2: Staten Island. Man, he's doing a bad job. I was
Speaker 2: in the subway. I told this so earlier, guest man.
Speaker 2: There were three homeless people and at nine at night,
Speaker 2: one after the other. It's disgusting. I make a left
Speaker 2: on seventh Avenue of for Central Park South on fifty
Speaker 2: on fifty eight between fifty eighth Street. I'm down Seventh Avenue.
Speaker 2: There's three encampments in the middle of the Central Park South.
Speaker 2: What a mess this guy's turning into the city into
Speaker 2: and like that. Give me your thoughts on this man, Donnie, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Adam, I want to.
Speaker 15: You know, I'm a proud son of Staten Island, New York.
Speaker 15: We're the only part of the five boroughs of New
Speaker 15: York City that actually elects Republicans. All borrow President Veto
Speaker 15: for Sale's Republican endorsed by Trump, Congresswoman Nicole my doctors
Speaker 15: Republican endorsed by Trump. Two out of three of US
Speaker 15: City council people Republicans. So we're kind of like I
Speaker 15: call stanting out on the redheaded stepchild. But you know,
Speaker 15: my buddy Scott Lobato, he's America's artist, He's one of
Speaker 15: the biggest guys. Trump maga America and held a protest
Speaker 15: in sat now and against Mandanie appearing there. When when
Speaker 15: Mandani came on stage.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, hey, let's say prayer for him. I got
Speaker 2: to jump. John, I ran out of time. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: we'll bring you back.
Speaker 4: You had a heart attack.
Speaker 2: He wasated, and now thank you John We'll see you soon.
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