Speaker 1: We'll talk about loser mentality.
Speaker 2: Tonight, we'll talk about the border, we'll give an update
Speaker 2: on a heartbreaking bankruptcy. All that and more coming up
Speaker 2: on I'm right, I talk about the low t gop
Speaker 2: a lot and it's part tony in cheek, part true.
Speaker 2: But let's make that a little less tongy in cheek,
Speaker 2: and let's expand that to all of us. I'm probably
Speaker 2: not going to apply to you or me, but the
Speaker 2: right as a whole. Let's talk about mentality, loser mentality,
Speaker 2: winner mentality. And I'm going to tell you a quick
Speaker 2: story here before we get onto the modern politics of
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, I'm going somewhere with this. Just stay with me.
Speaker 2: So I grew up playing sports. I was terrible at
Speaker 2: all of them. Don't get me wrong. I wasn't not
Speaker 2: an athlete, but baseball, basketball. My whole life, I was
Speaker 2: always playing sports. And because I played for so many years,
Speaker 2: I had a chance to be part of some winning teams.
Speaker 2: I was never a big part of that, by the way,
Speaker 2: but some real great teams. And here's the thing about winning.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, but when you're on a winning team, you
Speaker 2: just win a lot. You're always up there winning. You
Speaker 2: develop a winning mentality. And here's what happens. You show
Speaker 2: up at practice, you prepare like you're gonna win, and
Speaker 2: you're going hard because you think we're gonna win.
Speaker 1: I gotta keep grinding, we're gonna win.
Speaker 2: You talk with your friends, with your team, with your coach,
Speaker 2: as if we're planning on winning. No, we're gonna do this,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna work. We're gonna do that, and it's
Speaker 2: gonna work.
Speaker 1: When you get in the game, even when you're down
Speaker 1: down ten the fourth quarter, you're used to winning. You
Speaker 1: think you're gonna win.
Speaker 2: We're gonna come back, We're gonna figure this out. It
Speaker 2: becomes a habit. Winning becomes habitual and you know what
Speaker 2: winning looks like and what it doesn't look like. And conversely,
Speaker 2: for the human mind, losing is the exact same way.
Speaker 2: Because I was not only part of winning teams, I
Speaker 2: was part of losing teams as well. This is all
Speaker 2: going to come back to the right today. To stay
Speaker 2: with me. I remember a team I was on I
Speaker 2: will not go into the details of it, and we
Speaker 2: were unspeakably awful. In fact, that was my final year
Speaker 2: of playing basketball. That's how miserable. The year was we
Speaker 2: were dreadful. We would get blown out by twenty or
Speaker 2: thirty every game. And you know how I was talking
Speaker 2: about the habit of winning, the exact same thing happens
Speaker 2: with losing. We be in practice started to get a
Speaker 2: little less serious. I mean, I know we could do
Speaker 2: some free throw drills. What difference does I make. We're
Speaker 2: gonna lose right when you're going into the game, you
Speaker 2: were in the locker room beforehand. Oh man, I wonder,
Speaker 2: I wonder how bad we're gonna get blown out today?
Speaker 2: If you're in the game, even if you happen to
Speaker 2: be winning, not gonna last.
Speaker 1: We'll blow it. You develop a loser mentality. And I
Speaker 1: remember this.
Speaker 2: We went to a game and we lost by ten points.
Speaker 2: We lost the game, and not even on an ailbighter
Speaker 2: ten points, and we celebrated in the locker room. This
Speaker 2: is towards the end of the season. How pathetic is
Speaker 2: that celebrated a loss. But we had developed a loser mentality.
Speaker 2: You do do something long enough, you win long enough,
Speaker 2: you lose long enough, you develop a mentality for it.
Speaker 2: And let me explain something about being on the right.
Speaker 2: I'm forty two years old. For forty two years, the
Speaker 2: entire forty two years of my existence in the United
Speaker 2: States of America, the culture of this nation, the debt situation,
Speaker 2: everything has only shifted left. Oh, I know, we've won
Speaker 2: an election here there, we've slowed down the left wing
Speaker 2: lurch on occasion.
Speaker 1: You get this win, you get that win.
Speaker 2: The government has only grown, debt has only grown, freedom
Speaker 2: has only gone downhill, Inflation has only gotten worse.
Speaker 1: The border has only gotten more open culturally.
Speaker 2: Do I need to remind everybody that every major Democrat
Speaker 2: a decade ago was vocally against gay marriage. Now just
Speaker 2: training madness, which we'll get into later on the show.
Speaker 2: It's only moved to the left. And so here's what
Speaker 2: has happened after so many years of that decade after
Speaker 2: decade after decade, losing, losing, losing, losing, losing. Now the
Speaker 2: right doesn't even understand what winning is. They don't understand
Speaker 2: what fighting back is. They genuinely do not. We played
Speaker 2: this for you last night when we were getting ready
Speaker 2: to introduce Julie Kelly, but I'm gonna play this Mike
Speaker 2: Johnson clip for you again because it's just maybe the
Speaker 2: best example of the right wing the GOP mentality and
Speaker 2: the mentality we've developed. Mike Johnson is the Speaker of
Speaker 2: the House. I understand the majority is slim, but just
Speaker 2: so everyone understands, that's number three. If God forbid, something
Speaker 2: happened to Joe Biden and Dome, their plane goes down
Speaker 2: or something. My Johnson assumes the office of the presidency
Speaker 2: to be the Speaker of the House is unreal. The
Speaker 2: amount of power you have is unreal. You control the
Speaker 2: purse strings of the entirety of the government, majorly powerful.
Speaker 2: Mike Johnson was asked about this ridiculous prosecution of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: We're talking Soviet style prosecution. That's what's happening to Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I want you to listen to what Mike Johnson.
Speaker 3: Said with regard to defunding Jack Smith. Look, I think
Speaker 3: that there's been a terrible dereliction of duty with regard
Speaker 3: to the Special Counsel and how how the whole system
Speaker 3: has been abused, how they've engaged in lawfair against President Trump.
Speaker 3: I mean, all of these things are to me self
Speaker 3: evident truths. But that's not something you wave a wand
Speaker 3: and just eliminate the Special Council as a provision It's
Speaker 3: been part of the law, you know, the tradition and
Speaker 3: the law here system for twenty five years.
Speaker 4: So are you prepared then to stick this into appropriations
Speaker 4: bills to defund the Special CA No, I.
Speaker 2: Want you to think about what he just said. The
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House is pointing at the Special Council
Speaker 2: and acknowledging it's absurd. What's happening. It's criminal, it's awful,
Speaker 2: it's gutting the United States of America. The Speaker of
Speaker 2: the House has the power in his hands to do
Speaker 2: actually do something about it. But that would be what
Speaker 2: winners do. Winners would take that power and use that
Speaker 2: power to stop their enemies. Mike Johnson doesn't even know
Speaker 2: what winning in A loser would think that pointing out
Speaker 2: how bad he's being is somehow winning or fighting back.
Speaker 2: It's the equivalent what the GOP is, what the right is,
Speaker 2: what the mentality we have developed is. It's the equivalent
Speaker 2: of me coming home from the studio ear peace out.
Speaker 2: I come home and I walk in and there's a
Speaker 2: dude in my living room with a bag and he's
Speaker 2: stuffing all my.
Speaker 1: Valuables in his bag, and instead.
Speaker 2: Of stopping him, shooting him, calling the cops beating him up.
Speaker 2: I sit there at the door and I say that
Speaker 2: is wrong, that you should stop. Don't you see how wrong?
Speaker 2: And it's guys, is wrong. He's stealing. It's wrong, he's
Speaker 2: being wrong. Guys, that's what.
Speaker 1: The right is. I saw this video and man died.
Speaker 1: It hit home for me.
Speaker 2: So we now have reached to a place of such
Speaker 2: insanity as a country that the idea that you can
Speaker 2: cut your penis off and become a woman. It's not
Speaker 2: some fringe idea. It is an idea that is ingrained
Speaker 2: in America's institutions now, that women can become men if
Speaker 2: they take enough hormones, that men can become women if
Speaker 2: they stuff abra and put on lipstick.
Speaker 1: It's an idea sewing saying.
Speaker 2: It boggles to mind, and yet it's been institutionalized across
Speaker 2: the federal government, across America's corporations. It's nutballs and it's
Speaker 2: not true at all. And so at Oregon there's this
Speaker 2: tranny runner, and the tranny runner gets out there and
Speaker 2: runs in the woman's race, and of course, you know,
Speaker 2: it's a dude out there kicking women around. And the
Speaker 2: people in the stands were booing, and I'll play it.
Speaker 1: For you in a second. And everyone on the right
Speaker 1: they loved it. Here it was.
Speaker 2: And it's not that the booing is a problem, but
Speaker 2: the problem was. A video came out. I think it
Speaker 2: was yesterday. I saw everyone on the right love in it.
Speaker 1: Oh oh yeah, look at it. The people are with
Speaker 1: us whoo booing him woo hoo. I bet we're oh man,
Speaker 1: I bet he feels so bad. Look at us. We're
Speaker 1: pushing back the guy on the track.
Speaker 2: The dude, he's so twisted up here that he now
Speaker 2: pretends to be a woman at track meets so he
Speaker 2: can be more competitive.
Speaker 1: And you think he's gonna be swayed by your booing. Oh.
Speaker 1: I've seen plenty of interviews afterwards too.
Speaker 2: This is it's not right injustice. Okay, what are.
Speaker 1: You doing about it? Any boycotts, anyone.
Speaker 2: Nothing, the lawsuits, still sending Aid and Jadeen and Braiden
Speaker 2: to school there, I mean.
Speaker 1: Complaining the whole time.
Speaker 2: Of course we're booing, booing is who pretty scary, But
Speaker 2: are we doing anything to hurt him? I'm talking about legally,
Speaker 2: don't do anything illegal, but are we doing anything to
Speaker 2: cause the communist fear or pain anything. I promise you
Speaker 2: dooing doesn't do it. Pointing out the things that he's
Speaker 2: doing wrong doesn't do it. Are we doing anything? No,
Speaker 2: we're not, but complaining. It's what the right is.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: We point out problems. Look at their hypocrisy. Look how
Speaker 2: evil they're being up, look at these norms they're violating.
Speaker 1: Up. This is too far.
Speaker 2: Oh you really opened Pandora's box. Oh this is outrageous. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's pointing. That's complaining. It's not doing anything the right.
Speaker 2: They're not even in the game. They're in the stands.
Speaker 2: They're in the stands and they think they're in the game.
Speaker 1: That's the most amazing part.
Speaker 2: Oh, I can't believe he dropped that pass?
Speaker 1: What's he doing? Hey, honey, grab me some nachos? What's
Speaker 1: he doing? Can ye please be dropped that pass?
Speaker 2: And we think for one of the players, But I
Speaker 2: don't play in the game. There's a middle school in
Speaker 2: Colorado where students are now required to take a class
Speaker 2: learning how to be tranning activists.
Speaker 5: Sand Silence is an annual day of action organized by
Speaker 5: GLS to spread awareness about the effects of bullying and
Speaker 5: harassment of lesbian gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students.
Speaker 5: Now it's more important than ever to raise our voices
Speaker 5: because of the laws that are being passed. The SIN
Speaker 5: has passed multiple laws that are hurting queer youth. Over
Speaker 5: half the states in the USA has ban transith access
Speaker 5: to healthcare. So what can we do to end the silence?
Speaker 5: We can support queer projects and others we know who
Speaker 5: identified with the community. We can also spread awareness. That's
Speaker 5: all for Day of Silence.
Speaker 6: Back to the day.
Speaker 2: What are we doing about it? Is there a mass boycott,
Speaker 2: our parents walking out? Are parents more importantly, are they
Speaker 2: digging in, gathering up an army, running for school board
Speaker 2: to run all those rainbow nutballs off there?
Speaker 1: Or are we complaining about it? We have got to
Speaker 1: get out of the stands and get in the game
Speaker 1: and start hitting back or we're not gonna win.
Speaker 2: We have got to dump this loser mentality we've developed
Speaker 2: over the decades and develop a mentality of winning of conquest.
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Speaker 2: Good God, let's have a discussion about how people are okay,
Speaker 2: they're not okay? Joining me now, Terry Shielding, President of
Speaker 2: the American Principal Project, and of course Vita Duffy Alfonso,
Speaker 2: managing producer.
Speaker 1: Of the Great Dan Bond Gino Show.
Speaker 2: Okay, Avida, we're gonna start with you there. Apparently that's
Speaker 2: some kind of rage ritual retreat where you can spend
Speaker 2: four thousand dollars to go scream into the woods.
Speaker 1: Could you please explain to me how deep.
Speaker 2: The levels of insanity are with liberal white women in
Speaker 2: this country.
Speaker 7: It's I mean, it's a shocking video, but frankly, somebody
Speaker 7: who's just come out of an elite university, who is
Speaker 7: surrounded by people like this all the time, it's actually
Speaker 7: not that surprising. This is what wokeism does to individuals, right.
Speaker 7: It's a movement that is supposed to disrupt the sexes,
Speaker 7: disrupt the family, disrupt every norm in our world, and
Speaker 7: it just destroys people internally. It's literally a mental illness,
Speaker 7: and you're seeing it manifest so bizarrely and frankly scarily
Speaker 7: in that video. And it's also I think it's also
Speaker 7: interesting that they called it a ritual, right, because often
Speaker 7: times we hear these woke and liberated, enlightened individuals that
Speaker 7: they're atheists, they're not Christian, they're not going to associate
Speaker 7: with that backward ideology, but they're actually really having their
Speaker 7: own ideology on its own after that, right, You're seeing
Speaker 7: this ritual, this paganism actually manifest out of so called atheism,
Speaker 7: So they really are religious at their core, and it looks,
Speaker 7: if you can see from that video, to be very
Speaker 7: violent and very disturbed.
Speaker 2: It does, Terry, this is a question that's honestly going
Speaker 2: to take some thoughts. So maybe I should have tossed
Speaker 2: it to a vida instead of you. But eighteen to
Speaker 2: twenty nine year old liberal women, according to Pew Research,
Speaker 2: fifty six percent of them have been diagnosed with mental
Speaker 2: health issues. So I have a chicken or egg question.
Speaker 2: Is it being a liberal nutball white woman that draws
Speaker 2: you to communism or is it switched? Is it the
Speaker 2: communism that turns you into a liberal nut job white
Speaker 2: women who needs anti anxiety medications.
Speaker 8: I think it's all the above. I mean, my goodness,
Speaker 8: these people in this country, we've never been more medicated,
Speaker 8: we've never been more in therapy, and we've never been
Speaker 8: more insane. Right. I think that these things are obviously
Speaker 8: exacerbating everything. I also think that the liberation of women
Speaker 8: quote unquote has not quite liberated them or given them
Speaker 8: fulfilled lives. These are incredibly miserable people, right, And that
Speaker 8: is not what freedom typically does to people. Typically, when
Speaker 8: people get actual freedom, they are fulfilled, they're happy, they
Speaker 8: aren't screaming all together in the woods. Jesse, I don't know.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, a friend of mine says that,
Speaker 8: you know, jet engines are complex, They're very rational and
Speaker 8: make a lot of logical sense, lots of moving parts though,
Speaker 8: But women, my friend, are complicated. It's very tough to
Speaker 8: understand what's going on here.
Speaker 2: Avita, As she just pointed out, you just came from
Speaker 2: the belly of the beast surrounded by these nutballs. Why
Speaker 2: are they unhappier? I guess I should stress more. Who
Speaker 2: were they unhappy with? Is it a self hatred thing,
Speaker 2: Is it a man hatred thing? Is it an America
Speaker 2: hatred thing? What do they hate? Who do they hate?
Speaker 1: And why?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's such a good question. They're not living healthy lifestyles.
Speaker 7: First of all, this started in the nineteen sixties with
Speaker 7: sexual liberation, where they wanted women to act just like men.
Speaker 7: And you see on college campuses that hookup culture is
Speaker 7: pervasive and it really destroys women internally. I think it
Speaker 7: makes them really sad. Women don't view sex in the
Speaker 7: same way that men do. And this idea that we
Speaker 7: should act the same as them, be the same as
Speaker 7: them when it comes to sex, be the same as
Speaker 7: them when it comes to the workplace or our goals
Speaker 7: career wise, family wise, is a lie that really just
Speaker 7: creates so much internal turmoil and women makes them unhappy,
Speaker 7: and instead of looking at their lifestyles which were put
Speaker 7: on them by leftists, they instead blamed the system, which
Speaker 7: is what the left has told them to do. This
Speaker 7: is why they act so vitriolic all the time at protests,
Speaker 7: when really they should be looking inward and at what
Speaker 7: their day to day lives, how their day to day
Speaker 7: lives are impacting their internal peace and happiness.
Speaker 2: Terry, I am positive you saw it, in fact, because
Speaker 2: it's you, and positive you were cheering it. But Harrison
Speaker 2: Butker made some waves this week when this little video
Speaker 2: came out.
Speaker 9: To the gentleman here today. Part of what plagues our
Speaker 9: society is this lie that has been told to you
Speaker 9: that men are not necessary in the home or in
Speaker 9: our communities. As men, we set the tone of the culture,
Speaker 9: and when that is absent, disorder, dysfunction, and chaos set in.
Speaker 9: This absence of men in the home is what plays
Speaker 9: a large role in the violence we see all around
Speaker 9: the nation. Other countries do not have nearly this same
Speaker 9: absentee father rates as we find here in the US,
Speaker 9: and a correlation could be made in their drastically lower
Speaker 9: violence rates as well. Be unapologetic in your masculinity, fighting
Speaker 9: against the cultural emasculation of men. Do hard things, never
Speaker 9: settle for what is easy.
Speaker 2: Terry, I don't understand what the controversy is. Please explain.
Speaker 8: Well, you would think that the feminists and the woe
Speaker 8: progressives would be cheering the fact that Harrison Butker is
Speaker 8: essentially telling men to get back in the kitchen, right.
Speaker 8: I mean this is I've read the speech. It's a
Speaker 8: fantastic speech. He calls on everyone to do better and
Speaker 8: to prioritize the higher goods, right, And I think it's
Speaker 8: important that we start to distinguish between what the globalists
Speaker 8: want for men and women, which is androgyny, which is
Speaker 8: no family, which is no children, no marriages. They want
Speaker 8: good little obedient workers and consumer who buy their products,
Speaker 8: who are constantly chasing dopamine hits to fulfill their temporary happiness. Well,
Speaker 8: the reality is is that mothers and fathers and their
Speaker 8: families have something that everyone else is lacking, which is joy,
Speaker 8: which is a more fulfilled version of happiness. You don't
Speaker 8: need to go to Disney World seven times a year.
Speaker 8: You don't need to go on all these vacations. You
Speaker 8: don't need to do Saturday brunch when you're fulfilled, when
Speaker 8: you have joy in your household, and you know, I
Speaker 8: think we'd all be better off if there were more
Speaker 8: fathers in the home, and also more respect and veneration
Speaker 8: of mothers, because they do a lot of thankless and
Speaker 8: helpless tax.
Speaker 1: For us all.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what's wrong with Saturday Brunchavita. What's wrong
Speaker 2: with Saturday brunch? It allows me to have a cheeseburger
Speaker 2: for breakfast while telling the wife that it's actually brunch,
Speaker 2: so I can have a cheeseburger with some hash browns.
Speaker 1: Why is Terry have to crap all over brunch? What
Speaker 1: say you with you to? I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't think brunch is so bad, but I do
Speaker 7: think that young people tend to spend a lot of
Speaker 7: money on things that they don't necessarily need. To fill
Speaker 7: in that hole to Terry's.
Speaker 1: Point, Yeah, no, they do, all right.
Speaker 2: I want to talk about withholding money from Catholic hospitals.
Speaker 1: In fact, I want to make this I want.
Speaker 2: To expand on this a little bit more with you
Speaker 2: of Ita, about the war on all religion, but most
Speaker 2: especially war on Jesus in this country.
Speaker 1: Here's this video.
Speaker 10: You've put out this guidance, and doctors do need to know.
Speaker 10: What are you going to do if they refuse to
Speaker 10: provide this care.
Speaker 11: A doctor, if that doctor has religious objections, that doctor,
Speaker 11: under these rules is not required to opera.
Speaker 10: So you're committing here today that you will not withhold
Speaker 10: federal funding.
Speaker 11: Doctors don't get federal funding, ma'am.
Speaker 1: But the hospitals, Okay, so not talking.
Speaker 10: Are you saying that, though, don't confuse it to hostors
Speaker 10: are working in these hospitals. Are you going to say today,
Speaker 10: are you committing that you will not withhold federal funding
Speaker 10: from those health care facilities?
Speaker 11: If a hell care facility is violating the law and
Speaker 11: not providing the service they're.
Speaker 10: Required to, we're not the resources withdraw federal funding.
Speaker 1: Evida.
Speaker 2: What frustrates me is not that the dirty comedies have
Speaker 2: declared war on Catholicism or Christianity like they always have.
Speaker 2: It's how newtered and useless the American Church has been
Speaker 2: to fight back against this.
Speaker 1: It blows my mind how.
Speaker 2: Apathetic and frankly pathetic so much of the American Church is.
Speaker 1: I can't stand it.
Speaker 7: It should be so easy, right, I mean, it's not,
Speaker 7: and it's not just an affront to God's plan for
Speaker 7: men and women. There's a study that just came out
Speaker 7: said adult transgender individuals who undergo surgery are twelve times
Speaker 7: more likely to commit suicide. So this line that you know,
Speaker 7: a trance, a trans son, a son is better than
Speaker 7: a you know, dead daughter or vice versa. This is
Speaker 7: a lie. This is a lie. The surgery is bad
Speaker 7: for people mentally and physically. It's a no brainer for
Speaker 7: church officials. It should be a no brainer for Pope Francis.
Speaker 7: Instead of coming to the United States doing a sixty
Speaker 7: minute interview and talking about how traditional Catholics are problematic
Speaker 7: or how the border our US borders e to be
Speaker 7: wide open, he could have defended the faithful, defended Catholic hospitals,
Speaker 7: defended those who are actually fighting the good fight in
Speaker 7: this country. And instead he left us out to dry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he sure did, Terry, all right, I got to
Speaker 2: toss you the last one because it's such a dagone softball.
Speaker 1: The Pope is out.
Speaker 2: There, dirty commie that he is talking about open borders here.
Speaker 12: He was.
Speaker 13: I grew up in Texas and I don't know if
Speaker 13: you've heard, but the state of Texas is attempting to
Speaker 13: shut down a Catholic charity on the border with Mexico
Speaker 13: that offers undocumented migrants humanitarian assistance. What do you think
Speaker 13: of that?
Speaker 14: That is madness, sheer madness To close the border and
Speaker 14: leave them there, that is madness. It has to be
Speaker 14: received there after you see how you're going to deal
Speaker 14: with them. Maybe you have to send him back. I
Speaker 14: don't know, but each case ought to be considered humanely.
Speaker 1: Terry.
Speaker 2: What is it with these Christian and Catholic NGOs and
Speaker 2: leaders like the useless Pope who've decided it's very biblical
Speaker 2: and loving in Jesus like to flood the country with
Speaker 2: rapist sew will assault our women.
Speaker 1: Is that Christ's lighting there?
Speaker 8: No, it's not. And Avita actually had an amazing tweet
Speaker 8: either today or yesterday calling out the Vatican because they're
Speaker 8: guarded by a wall. They don't allow any just anyone
Speaker 8: to go in there. They don't have open immigration laws
Speaker 8: like they're calling for us. It's absolutely preposterous, and I
Speaker 8: think that the Pope should really stick to his lane,
Speaker 8: which is preventing the world from committing suicide through euthanasia,
Speaker 8: through gender and sterilization procedures, through abortion, and yes, through
Speaker 8: birth control. We are killing ourselves every single day. We
Speaker 8: are limiting our love and enjoy that Catholics can use
Speaker 8: to spread throughout the world. The Catholic Church has some
Speaker 8: amazing teachings. I mean, it's really a light in the darkness.
Speaker 8: And for him to focus his ire on those of
Speaker 8: us that you know, Jesse, I'm my ideology is Catholicism.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: If I have a conservative position and it's not within
Speaker 8: the Catholic Church's teachings, I don't hold it because I
Speaker 8: have to be Catholic. But this is it's absolutely preposterous
Speaker 8: to go after those practicing Catholics that hold true to
Speaker 8: the teachings of the Church, which actually have advanced human
Speaker 8: freedom and flourishing and prosperity more so than any other
Speaker 8: doctrine and ideology in the entire world.
Speaker 2: It really does Avida best to you and yours, Terry,
Speaker 2: best to you, your bride and your ninety seven kids.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you both. Please come back soon. All right,
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Speaker 2: The industry itself is based a lot on this lie.
Speaker 2: It's not every time share company.
Speaker 1: But it's most of them. So what's the lie.
Speaker 2: Well, they lock you in, They get you in the timeshare,
Speaker 2: and you sign the contract, and they never tell you
Speaker 2: that you're in it for life.
Speaker 1: They never seem to just come out and say that.
Speaker 2: You don't find out year two years, ten years later,
Speaker 2: you're done with it, tired of paying the annual fees,
Speaker 2: and you try to get out, and that's when they
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Speaker 2: So let's do something really quickly here because we have
Speaker 2: so much else we want to get to on the show.
Speaker 2: We have a bunch of there's there's some border stuff
Speaker 2: we're going to get to next that is it blew
Speaker 2: me away. It blew me away before we get to that,
Speaker 2: all right, So the announcement came today that Joe Biden
Speaker 2: Biden administration is draining another million barrels of oil from
Speaker 2: our strategic reserve. We have strategic oil reserves all over
Speaker 2: the place. This one's actually in the northeast, but we
Speaker 2: have strategic oil reserves. I want to I just I
Speaker 2: just want to say, it's wild how far from sanity
Speaker 2: we've drifted in this country and now we don't even
Speaker 2: really understand what sanity looks like. The strategic oil reserve
Speaker 2: is for emergency purposes, only we're taught fucking global conflict, disaster.
Speaker 2: That's why it's there. It is not there so Joe
Speaker 2: Biden can lower gas prices temporarily to improve his chances
Speaker 2: in the election. He did this exact same thing leading
Speaker 2: up to the twenty twenty two midterms. He thought he
Speaker 2: was going to get crushed in the midterms. So we
Speaker 2: drained our strate strategic ore reserve and never filled it
Speaker 2: up again. And you wanted a halt far away from sanity,
Speaker 2: we are. You understand that the president taking our emergency
Speaker 2: oil reserves and draining them to win elections. That's not
Speaker 2: only impeachable, you could easily argue that that is treasonous
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden should spend the rest of his life
Speaker 2: in prison for doing something like that. You can't take
Speaker 2: the office of the presidency and weaken the nation itself,
Speaker 2: so we can't even fight a war to improve your
Speaker 2: poll numbers. That's not something that should even occur to
Speaker 2: people to do. And let me ask you something, how
Speaker 2: much outrage have you seen over this today?
Speaker 1: Have you even seen somebody mention it today?
Speaker 2: That's how far away from sanity we've reached as a
Speaker 2: country that now we watch the president.
Speaker 1: Do something like that and we all just go, yeah, figures.
Speaker 2: We we don't have enough fuel, we don't have the
Speaker 2: manufacturing capacity, we don't have enough ammunition or the ability
Speaker 2: to make ammunition. We have all this scary conflict going
Speaker 2: on right now across the globe. I hope you pray,
Speaker 2: and when you pray, I hope you pray that nothing
Speaker 2: bad kicks off, because the American people are going to
Speaker 2: find out that we are painted rust if something does
Speaker 2: this madness to me, all right, speaking of madness, I'm
Speaker 2: not even sure, you really want to know what's happening
Speaker 2: with the Chinese military age men coming across the border.
Speaker 1: Do you want to know something you haven't heard before?
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Speaker 6: We're here today because Republicans are demagoguing and exploiting the
Speaker 6: xenophobic and white supremacist ideologies that are fueling the immigration
Speaker 6: debate in this nation, and for those who are showing
Speaker 6: up at our border. I am concerned about how we
Speaker 6: as a nation are going to address what is basically
Speaker 6: a broken immigration system.
Speaker 1: People don't choose to leave.
Speaker 6: Their families and communities, their culture, their language on a whim.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's wild how much the hive mind controls these people.
Speaker 2: Isn't it just xenophobic, white supremacist They can't help themselves.
Speaker 2: It's just robots. They go up, they get programmed, and
Speaker 2: they take that programming out to the world. Joining me now,
Speaker 2: Brittany Mayer Independent Reporters. She's also the founder of rooted wings, Brittany.
Speaker 1: They love to.
Speaker 2: Say this, we have a quote broken immigration system, but
Speaker 2: it is wild how different they interpret that than how
Speaker 2: we interpret that.
Speaker 15: This is true.
Speaker 16: I watched the entire hearing. It was painful. I think
Speaker 16: a lot of people don't realize how broken our government is.
Speaker 15: If we're being honest, our government is so busted.
Speaker 16: That they can't even get through what was supposed to
Speaker 16: be a subcommittee hearing on this huge influx, in unprecedented
Speaker 16: influx of Chinese nationals pouring through our border. I'm stationed
Speaker 16: down here in San Diego, so we see it firsthand.
Speaker 16: And this subcommittee hearing, which was supposed to be serious,
Speaker 16: turned into a food fight over just word salads. You
Speaker 16: heard the representative there talking about this being xenophobia and
Speaker 16: racist and white nationalism. And that's honestly how the subcommittee
Speaker 16: hearing ended. It ended right after she threw out those slurs.
Speaker 16: They just couldn't get it together to actually have a
Speaker 16: conversation about this dire threat that is facing the everyday
Speaker 16: American which is unfortunate, but it shows that our government
Speaker 16: is broken. No wonder our border is broken under Joe Biden.
Speaker 16: This is We're not a serious nation. We're we can't,
Speaker 16: We're not serious when this is a subcommittee hearing and
Speaker 16: this is how it devolves and ends.
Speaker 1: That's so true.
Speaker 2: It's like that stupid cat fight they had or the
Speaker 2: other day arguing about bodies and eyelashes.
Speaker 1: It just makes me want to bash ask.
Speaker 2: Okay, I know, Brittany, by the way, you said your
Speaker 2: station there, are you in the Marines or something?
Speaker 15: No, this is my beat.
Speaker 16: So San Diego is where I'm at, and I'm boots
Speaker 16: on the ground with just watching what's going on at
Speaker 16: our border.
Speaker 15: I've personally been to the border.
Speaker 16: I've been to the drop sites where they are dropping
Speaker 16: these military aged men by the bus loads, no pun intended.
Speaker 16: It is incredibly concerning what I am seeing firsthand, what
Speaker 16: citizen journalists are picking up firsthand, and seeing the picture
Speaker 16: that you're seeing right now.
Speaker 15: The video is a the selfie.
Speaker 16: Effect where these guys get through our border, and you know,
Speaker 16: these ragged, desperate men then turn around and take selfies
Speaker 16: to send back home to show how weak America is.
Speaker 2: There's just something inherently weak about a dude taking selfies anyway,
Speaker 2: But we won't get into that.
Speaker 1: Brittany, can you explaining to us, those of.
Speaker 2: Us who aren't actually on the border, what do you
Speaker 2: mean by being dropped there?
Speaker 1: What's happening? We can't see it. What's happening.
Speaker 16: That's such a good question, and it's super important because
Speaker 16: people will push back and.
Speaker 15: Say, oh, it's just San Diego.
Speaker 16: You voted for it in California, and I'm here to
Speaker 16: tell you it is not staying in San Diego.
Speaker 15: It's not staying in California.
Speaker 16: Our best data shows that about ninety percent of the
Speaker 16: people that get through, these illegal foreigners, they bust out,
Speaker 16: they ship out, they get onto the San Diego International Airport,
Speaker 16: and I have videos upon videos where you can see
Speaker 16: them getting into lines at the San Diego International Airport
Speaker 16: with no ID and they're basically given concierge service to
Speaker 16: the destination of their choice. So they're not staying in
Speaker 16: San Diego. The problem is California has since twenty eighteen,
Speaker 16: had a policy effect that makes us a sanctuary state,
Speaker 16: which means that wherever you're from, as soon as you
Speaker 16: make it across the border, you are scott free. You
Speaker 16: are incredibly protected. And I can go more into that
Speaker 16: with you later or when you have me back on.
Speaker 16: But just what I have uncovered and how difficult it
Speaker 16: is for a journalist to even be able to find
Speaker 16: out if these criminals who are committing abhorrent crimes in
Speaker 16: San Diego are illegal or not. It's virtually impossible because
Speaker 16: they are so protected. So the sanctuary state policy in
Speaker 16: California allows these guys to come over, and then they
Speaker 16: basically become ghost illegal foreigners where we have no way
Speaker 16: to track them or trace them or know where they're
Speaker 16: going or who they really are. I witnessed these drops
Speaker 16: at the IRIS Center in San Diego where they get
Speaker 16: through the border. So you have a thousand that get
Speaker 16: through the border, and then we have border patrol and
Speaker 16: these big buses come and pick them up and they're
Speaker 16: street released, they're dropped and there is no police presence,
Speaker 16: there's no law enforcement activity. So you have thousands of
Speaker 16: predominantly military aged men being dropped by the bus load
Speaker 16: into our San Diego street and then they head to
Speaker 16: the airport. There are unofficial taxi shuttle services that are
Speaker 16: operated by Chinese nationals that are waiting for them to
Speaker 16: take them wherever they might go. And this is happening
Speaker 16: on a daily basis. And again they're not staying in California.
Speaker 16: They're headed to a neighborhood near you.
Speaker 1: Now, I don't want to do this later. I want
Speaker 1: you to tell me.
Speaker 2: Now, tell me more about the sanctuary state stuff, because
Speaker 2: those of us who don't live in California don't really
Speaker 2: understand how bad it is.
Speaker 16: Please explain it's so bad, Jesse. So I'm just going
Speaker 16: to give you a snapshot of how concerning this policy is.
Speaker 16: So A few weeks ago, it made national headlines that
Speaker 16: there was an incident where a twenty two year old
Speaker 16: Mexican man was in an area where we have our
Speaker 16: military and he broke into a home and he's sexually
Speaker 16: assaulted a five year old girl. He disappeared, and then
Speaker 16: the following day there was bulows out for his arrest.
Speaker 15: We couldn't find him.
Speaker 16: He came back again with what looks like it was
Speaker 16: intent to continue the assault, and he was arrested on
Speaker 16: the street. I foided the San Diego Police Department twice
Speaker 16: with his name and with his date of birth to
Speaker 16: try to find proof that he is not an American citizen.
Speaker 16: He showed up in court at age twenty two with
Speaker 16: a Spanish translator and pled not guilty. The word on
Speaker 16: the street is that he's a god away from Guatemala.
Speaker 16: I cannot prove it because San Diego Police now twice
Speaker 16: has denied my foyer request because that's protected information because
Speaker 16: we live in a sanctuary state.
Speaker 15: So here's the problem.
Speaker 16: If I, as an investigative journalist, cannot prove that this
Speaker 16: guy who committed this crime, which by all accounts he
Speaker 16: looks to be illegal, I cannot prove that, then how
Speaker 16: are we statistically counting the crimes that are occurring in
Speaker 16: California as being American or imported criminals that we're bringing
Speaker 16: in through our border.
Speaker 15: It's a huge, huge problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a huge problem.
Speaker 2: Okay, I want to do a Jensaki and I want
Speaker 2: to circle back to something you said about the Chinese
Speaker 2: nationalists operated what.
Speaker 16: Yeah, So when you show up to the IRIS drop site,
Speaker 16: which is a public transit center, first of all, it
Speaker 16: takes a lot to get me feeling uncomfortable. I felt
Speaker 16: uncomfortable at the IRIS transit center. So you have thousands
Speaker 16: of illegal foreigners being bussed in, shuttled in, and then
Speaker 16: dropped on the street. They hang out, their military age men.
Speaker 16: NGO operatives come and charge their cell phones, give them water,
Speaker 16: take them to the Ramada Inn or to the San
Speaker 16: Diego International Airport. But then there is a large constituency
Speaker 16: of Chinese men who wait for other unofficial Chinese men
Speaker 16: who act as a taxi service to come and pick
Speaker 16: up only Chinese nationals. And because we are a sanctuary state,
Speaker 16: we have no idea where they are taking them or
Speaker 16: why there's this collaborative effort.
Speaker 15: But that's what's happening.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not alarming at all, all right, Brittany, I
Speaker 2: have to ask. Obviously, the subject of mass deportation is
Speaker 2: all over everybody's mouth right now, because people on the right,
Speaker 2: anyone's saying's looking at what's happening, and they realize we
Speaker 2: have to have it in order to save the country.
Speaker 2: I remember the American people and how compliant they were
Speaker 2: doing COVID.
Speaker 1: I remember the.
Speaker 2: Op they ran against the Trump administration about the kuts
Speaker 2: and cageous stuff. And I have about that much faith
Speaker 2: that this country has an.
Speaker 1: Appetite for mass deportation. They may think they do.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I don't see it happening, but I am a
Speaker 2: cynic and a bad person.
Speaker 1: What say you?
Speaker 15: Ugh, that's tough.
Speaker 16: For me, Jesse, because I'm I'm in your camp. I
Speaker 16: will say that being in San Diego, which you know,
Speaker 16: liberal California, liberal San Diego, there is the tide is shifting,
Speaker 16: especially with the Ponga boats that we're seeing coming in.
Speaker 16: You know, I keep saying it's invasion by land, air
Speaker 16: and sea. And you can call me a white nationalist
Speaker 16: for saying that, but that's what it is. It's invasion
Speaker 16: by land, air and sea. And I think when the
Speaker 16: Ponga boats started hitting the sand at an alarming rate,
Speaker 16: and you've got little kids, you know, digging for seashells
Speaker 16: and sand crabs, and there are these cartel operated boats
Speaker 16: crashing in just feet away from little girls, and then
Speaker 16: these illegal foreigners are jumping off the boat, running through
Speaker 16: the sand into waiting SUVs. I think when people started
Speaker 16: seeing that, especially when the Pongo boats started landing in
Speaker 16: wealthy areas in San Diego, it started to overplay the
Speaker 16: hand of oh, these poor asylum seekers, you know, it's
Speaker 16: so sad. I think people are starting to realize that
Speaker 16: there's more of an nefarious side to this, and it's
Speaker 16: going to begin to really affect our communities in our
Speaker 16: national security.
Speaker 1: Gosh, Brittany, that was dynamite. You come back and see
Speaker 1: me anytime. Thank you. Well.
Speaker 2: The whole Chinese escorts Chinese people being escorted by other
Speaker 2: Chinese people kind of a little concerning when you think
Speaker 2: about an operation being run within our borders. Anyway, let's
Speaker 2: lighten the mood, shall we next? All right, it's time
Speaker 2: to lighten the mood. And obviously it doesn't lighten anyone's
Speaker 2: mood to focus on the fall of the American Institution
Speaker 2: Red Lobster. Obviously, I'm busted up about it. Everyone knows.
Speaker 1: It's been my favorite since I was a child. I
Speaker 1: love the place. I can't help it.
Speaker 2: I'm white trash, but all is not lost. Did you
Speaker 2: think I was just gonna quit? We don't quit here.
Speaker 2: We keep going. You see, I've got more than one
Speaker 2: tool in my white trash tool build. I have been
Speaker 2: a waffle House fan since the day I walked into
Speaker 2: waffle House. I've eaten at waffle Houses everywhere, from Texas
Speaker 2: to Jackson, Mississippi, all across the country. I can't count
Speaker 2: how many states I've eaten.
Speaker 1: At waffle House in. And don't don't think it's just me.
Speaker 2: The Late Great Anthony bourdain, he hit up waffle house.
Speaker 12: It is indeed marvelous, an irony free zone where everything
Speaker 12: is beautiful and nothing hurts, where everybody, regardless of race, creed, color,
Speaker 12: or degree of in aviation, is welcomed. It's warm, yellow glow,
Speaker 12: a beacon of hope and salvation, inviting the hungry, the lost,
Speaker 12: the seriously hammered all across the South to come inside
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Speaker 3: Right gentlemen.
Speaker 6: Oh, oh, the a Khan waffle You just rushing.
Speaker 8: You put every seat a slatter. I wanted to be
Speaker 8: swimming in syrup and hamon denies vegetable oil.
Speaker 1: Oh that's good, that's good.
Speaker 8: See, if you don't come here expecting the French laundry,
Speaker 8: you come here expecting something amazing.
Speaker 1: This is better than the French liney man. Indeed it
Speaker 1: is anthony.
Speaker 2: Indeed it is, And I should point out I just
Speaker 2: took my boys there yesterday morning. We went out to breakfast,
Speaker 2: thre two growing boys and me. We all had four meals,
Speaker 2: three meals. You know what, The check was twenty five bucks.
Speaker 2: I realize it's not chump change, but try to eat
Speaker 2: somewhere else in this society for twenty five dollars, Three
Speaker 2: people for twenty five dollars. Not too freaking shabby. I
Speaker 2: shall say, waffle House, I'll see you again soon, and
Speaker 2: I'll see you tomorrow.