Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and
Speaker 1: Jackie I know, he Armstrong and Leddy.
Speaker 2: And most importantly, we have a deal that Iron will
Speaker 2: never have a nuclear weapon, which was the whole purpose
Speaker 2: of what we had to go through to get this.
Speaker 1: So it was a big, very big thing.
Speaker 2: But we have a signing code and the documents are
Speaker 2: in pretty final shape, so we'll see, we'll see. Very
Speaker 2: good should be done.
Speaker 1: That should be done pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: They wanted every bit as much as everybody else wants,
Speaker 2: and then I think a lot of good relationships can
Speaker 2: ensue from this.
Speaker 1: They that was yesterday. I feel like and I realize
Speaker 1: for a lot of you, a lot of people they
Speaker 1: they've they've gone past the I care what Trump says
Speaker 1: about this thing like weeks ago, but I really think
Speaker 1: like this is his last go round with this before
Speaker 1: it's a complete joke. I think the next time it
Speaker 1: will not just be skepticism, it'll be like you gotta
Speaker 1: be freaking kidding from like everybody if this one isn't real, So.
Speaker 3: You think this is some sort of end of credibility
Speaker 3: just to go around.
Speaker 1: I was feeling that. So I don't know what order
Speaker 1: to do this, and let me do this. So uh.
Speaker 1: Trump makes the announcement yesterday sounding very very serious, more
Speaker 1: serious than usual, I would say, more less blustery, more
Speaker 1: more business like, I thought than usual. With we finally
Speaker 1: have a deal. He had h had vowed in the morning,
Speaker 1: he went on Fox and Friends yesterday talking about how
Speaker 1: We're gonna hit all their infrastructure or take in their oil.
Speaker 1: You know, I've had it. Then in the day, later
Speaker 1: in the day, he calls it off and says, we
Speaker 1: have a deal. We have a deal. They agreed to
Speaker 1: the terms. The you know, the ink's almost dry. Hopefully
Speaker 1: get it signed this weekend, but very soon. JD. Van's
Speaker 1: flying to the Middle East. Sounded very very solid about it.
Speaker 1: Then some details started to leak out from various sources.
Speaker 1: And how accurate those are that's the question on that
Speaker 1: there is a truth social post from Trump about that
Speaker 1: this morning. The terms that Iran leaked out to the
Speaker 1: fake news have nothing to do with the terms that
Speaker 1: we agreed to. In writing. What they hasn't said, including
Speaker 1: their weak and pathetic statement on having a deal bears
Speaker 1: no relation to the truth. Very dishonorable people to deal
Speaker 1: with with them. There's no such thing as dealing in
Speaker 1: good faith. Amazing, all caps exclamation point. Also, they're totally
Speaker 1: rebuffed drone attack last night. Yeah, they attacked a bunch
Speaker 1: of ships with drones last night after Trump announced we
Speaker 1: have a deal again. Indian ships leaving the Hormus Strait
Speaker 1: is totally unacceptable. In all caps. Yeah, yeah, it is. Uh,
Speaker 1: that's my words. They better get their act together and fast.
Speaker 1: President Donald J. Trump, I don't even know how to
Speaker 1: react to that. So it's possible the details that leaked out,
Speaker 1: who knows who leaked them out and whether they're close
Speaker 1: to the piece of paper or not, or if they
Speaker 1: are just completely jerking him around again. Right. Eric Erickson
Speaker 1: is a co radio host of Some Note in America,
Speaker 1: and he's been behind Trump and a lot of stuff
Speaker 1: for a lot of years of the whole Trump thing.
Speaker 1: He tweeted this out today. He has a lot of followers.
Speaker 1: At least thirty nine times in the last sixty five days,
Speaker 1: the President of the United States has declared the United
Speaker 1: States in Iran, we're close to a deal, only to
Speaker 1: have the Iranians openly mock him and deny it, which
Speaker 1: seems like might be what has happened in the last
Speaker 1: eighteen hours. It's sure close to mockery. Into yesterday, the
Speaker 1: President went on Fox and Friends in the morning to
Speaker 1: declare bombings would resume and be even more ferocious. By
Speaker 1: the afternoon, he declared bombings would cease because the deal
Speaker 1: was close. He claimed buy in from the Egyptians, the Amadis,
Speaker 1: the Saudis, the Kuwaitis, the Israelis, the Iranians, and more.
Speaker 1: Egypt said it had no knowledge of any deal. Israel
Speaker 1: said it had no knowledge of any deal. Then the
Speaker 1: official semi Iranian news agency FARS, that agency that represents
Speaker 1: the voice of the Revolutionary Guard in Iran. I did
Speaker 1: see this, said there was no deal. Overnight word came
Speaker 1: that the Ayatola refused the deal. Then the Iranians started
Speaker 1: firing drones at commercial vessels in the Strait of Horror,
Speaker 1: moves that is known The president the other days said
Speaker 1: Iran was playing. Is the only one being played? Is
Speaker 1: President Trump? A state of war exists between Iran and
Speaker 1: its neighbors. The ceasefires of farce the president has turned.
Speaker 3: Into a clown boy that Eric who has not historically
Speaker 3: He's not a Trump deranged guy.
Speaker 1: Or anything like that.
Speaker 3: No, No, is the centerpiece of my all double named
Speaker 3: talk radio share at station though with Eric Erickson, Hugh
Speaker 3: Hewitt and Lars Lars Larsson.
Speaker 1: That's right, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: If your name is William Bill, Bill Williamson will consider
Speaker 3: you now.
Speaker 1: James Jamison has tweeted like I said, maybe it's maybe
Speaker 1: I just am the last one off the ship or
Speaker 1: whatever on this. He's turned into a clown thing. But
Speaker 1: I feel like if what he said yesterday doesn't turn
Speaker 1: out to be anything, I don't know where we are now.
Speaker 1: I feel like he's at credibility zero. Mark Propperto's pointing
Speaker 1: out on his newscast yesterday that Trump announced this the
Speaker 1: war is over deal to be signed in a couple
Speaker 1: of days, and a bunch of newscasts put it like
Speaker 1: fourth in their newscasts that afternoon. I noticed that last
Speaker 1: night watching ABC, because they're like, we've heard this before.
Speaker 3: I hope I am wrong, but I'm having exactly the
Speaker 3: same emotional and intellectual reaction as I do to a
Speaker 3: person who I'm involved with. Their life was a severe underachiever,
Speaker 3: and is always talking about what they are going to
Speaker 3: do and it doesn't happen. Ever, I'm like, okay, all right,
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear this, tell me when it happens.
Speaker 1: That's a I know that personality thing and all that
Speaker 1: and all that. That's a different thing though, what Trump's
Speaker 1: doing though, because Trump is not he believes them. That's
Speaker 1: what's crazy about this. He Yeah, it's a different sort
Speaker 1: of delusion. He thinks, he thinks things, he thinks he's
Speaker 1: got a deal every time. I think he actually believes it.
Speaker 3: Boy. Eric's rundown of the events the last twenty four
Speaker 3: to thirty six hours was extremely compelling. It was quite
Speaker 3: an indictment. Wow, I hope to be wrong. I really do.
Speaker 3: For the good of the United States of America. I'm
Speaker 3: like most of the country these days, and I want
Speaker 3: to talk about this at some point, But I am
Speaker 3: not obsessed with Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 3: A victory for Trump, if it's a victory for America,
Speaker 3: is a good thing. A loss for Trump, if it's
Speaker 3: a loss for America is a bad thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I don't. Yeah, I agree one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: This is a big deal. Though.
Speaker 3: We're at war and this what's a terrible malign power
Speaker 3: that seeks to export horror and death. Yes, killed more
Speaker 3: Americans than any other country in the last half century.
Speaker 1: And they want to get a nuclear weapon, and they're
Speaker 1: genocidal Islamists for God's sake, right, And I feel like
Speaker 1: because of all this stuff going on, somehow history is
Speaker 1: not fully appreciating appreciating usually as positive connotations, but fully
Speaker 1: appreciating the fact that they murdered forty two thousand people
Speaker 1: in the streets. R CM and Square is still talked about.
Speaker 1: Is a fraction likely in nineteen eighty nine TENAM and
Speaker 1: Square China mowing down the students. They're trying to revolt
Speaker 1: a fraction of what happened in Iran the other day.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like it fully is appreciated as an
Speaker 1: historical event.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think the reason for that is and
Speaker 3: all this factors in one of the tentative the proposed
Speaker 3: titles of the program today, which I cook up every day.
Speaker 3: I want to make sure I get this exactly right. Dot,
Speaker 3: come on up here, there it is. There are no
Speaker 3: there are no barbarians at the gate. Now hurry up
Speaker 3: or we'll be late for the gladiator match. My point
Speaker 3: being between the unbelievably successful incursion of Marxism into our
Speaker 3: schools and America self hatred in our schools and universities
Speaker 3: and now in our culture, and the accompanying xenophilia, the
Speaker 3: idea that America's rotten to the core. But these other countries,
Speaker 3: they have beautiful cultures and systems, and we dare not,
Speaker 3: especially if you're white, criticize what they do. Got to
Speaker 3: only stare at ourselves in our horrors. And if I
Speaker 3: were to, if I, you know, one of the masterminds
Speaker 3: of the Marxist takeover, I would do that because I
Speaker 3: would realize, Look, if you look around at the rest
Speaker 3: of the world, everybody's going to realize.
Speaker 1: We're way way, way better, way more.
Speaker 3: Welcoming to different people and cultures, way more opportunity, far
Speaker 3: more human rights. We can't convince everybody is America's Satan
Speaker 3: if they look around.
Speaker 1: So don't ever.
Speaker 3: Criticize anybody else. That's all part of the whole, the
Speaker 3: same unholy stew and so any rare sucking Homo sapien
Speaker 3: on the face of the earth ought to be condemning
Speaker 3: Iran at the top of their lungs. For the horrors
Speaker 3: they've perpetrated, but it's not happening. There's got to be
Speaker 3: a cultural reason for that. And I think I'm pretty
Speaker 3: close to having described it. I'm know er Eric, Eric Erickson,
Speaker 3: or Hugh Ewett or Lars Larsen, Jim Jamison, but.
Speaker 1: Eh, moving along. So like the New York Post headline,
Speaker 1: Trump blasts Taran, they better get their act together? Does
Speaker 1: or yeah, exactly? Does anybody feel that threat? Anybody on
Speaker 1: earth feel that threat? I mean that is the parent
Speaker 1: saying for the fiftieth time, you better stop. And the
Speaker 1: kid doesn't even hear it at that point, and they
Speaker 1: don't even bother to roll their eyes. They don't even
Speaker 1: hear the words background noise. Yeah, it's embarrassing. I'm embarrassed
Speaker 1: for him. Please stop saying or else it's embarrassing to
Speaker 1: the whole country.
Speaker 3: And please stop saying, we're close to a deal. Tell
Speaker 3: us when it happens. Of course, he more or less
Speaker 3: did yesterday. Keep but they say again, that's what That's
Speaker 3: what I'm concerned about. I think he believed it. I
Speaker 3: don't think he was jerking us around. He's being jerked around,
Speaker 3: and he keeps falling for it.
Speaker 1: That's what's so crazy.
Speaker 3: I've never been close to the most powerful office on Earth,
Speaker 3: so I can imagine how people behave. I can try
Speaker 3: to try to understand it, but I can't really, you know,
Speaker 3: I can't feel it. I can't imagine it accurately. Marco
Speaker 3: Pete Hegsath good point. Jared Kushner, Yeah, no kidding, I
Speaker 3: mean think whatever you wanted, Jared.
Speaker 1: He's not an ideologue. He's a very very practical man.
Speaker 3: Is it that Trump is not listening to them, or
Speaker 3: he doesn't hear them, or they're not saying it well
Speaker 3: roughly what we're saying.
Speaker 1: I wonder if they're just not saying it. But there's
Speaker 1: no way those people are fallen for every single time
Speaker 1: the Uranians say sure, sure, we'll do that, and then
Speaker 1: start bombing ships and put out a statement in the
Speaker 1: media saying we don't agree to anything right right.
Speaker 3: Often, when Jack asks me to make a prediction or
Speaker 3: I talk about what I think is happening, I'll give
Speaker 3: you a percentage of certainty. I am one hundred percent certain,
Speaker 3: or let's say ninety nine, because you know acts of God,
Speaker 3: et cetera. I am ninety nine percent certain. The leadership
Speaker 3: in Iran is one hundred percent committed to getting a
Speaker 3: nuclear weapon, one hundred percent committed to preserving their proxies,
Speaker 3: one hundred percent committed to conquering the entire world in
Speaker 3: the name of Allah, all of those three things. And
Speaker 3: to the extent that they've come to an agreement or whatever,
Speaker 3: it's merely a feint, merely a tactic to achieve those
Speaker 3: three goals.
Speaker 1: I am as certain of that as I am of
Speaker 1: my own reality. Yeah, I would agree. Therefore, I am,
Speaker 1: and I think that I would agree. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: I would imagine there are going to be developments over
Speaker 1: the next three hours and forty two minutes that we're
Speaker 1: doing this today. I want you to do the Buffalo thing,
Speaker 1: isn't it two hours and forty two minutes? Yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I almost gave you a heart attack.
Speaker 1: We're doing five hour show today.
Speaker 3: I don't have it a million I'm not a strong man,
Speaker 3: and it's frye Lord, you gotta do the Buffalo thing, Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: because I want to hear we got to work this out.
Speaker 1: If you haven't heard this, this is funny. This has
Speaker 1: got nothing to do with war or Trump marxism Elon
Speaker 1: Musk's a trillionaire now and that's just awful for some people.
Speaker 1: But anyway, stay tuned.
Speaker 3: Thanks for listening to the Jack Jackson and Joe Joe
Speaker 3: Sons show.
Speaker 1: Coming up next, Lars Larson, Eric Erickson, and You Hewitt.
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Speaker 3: So we got this note from uh Scott who says
Speaker 3: this sentence is actually grammatically correct, and some of the
Speaker 3: buffalos in the sentence are capitalized. I'm going to clap
Speaker 3: my hands to indicate when something is capitalized.
Speaker 1: That's interesting.
Speaker 3: Buffalo buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo buffalo. He says,
Speaker 3: it's actually grammatically correct and means the bison from Buffalo
Speaker 3: that are bullied by other bison from Buffalo also bully
Speaker 3: bison from Buffalo. And yes, I'm aware of bison is
Speaker 3: subtly different than a buffalo. But I have gone over
Speaker 3: this and gone over this. I am far past the
Speaker 3: point where you know, if you say a word often enough,
Speaker 3: it just becomes a collection of sounds and doesn't have
Speaker 3: meaning anymore, and you start to get a headache.
Speaker 1: I'm way down that road.
Speaker 3: But Scott, with all due respect, I have studied this
Speaker 3: now for ten minutes as a grammar nazi, and I
Speaker 3: don't think it's correct.
Speaker 1: You need to well, I have. I can get to
Speaker 1: first three words makes sense to me. Yeah, Buffalo buffalo,
Speaker 1: buffalo buffalo for forwards. Yeah, those four words definitely were
Speaker 1: as a sentence, Buffalo buffalo, buffalo buffalo. But to.
Speaker 3: Write out what you've stated, it means you need number
Speaker 3: one past tense, and I believe a dash. I'm going
Speaker 3: to clap my hands again. The first one is capitalized
Speaker 3: merely because it's the first word in the sentence, but
Speaker 3: it is also the proper name of the city in
Speaker 3: New York. Buffaloed buffalo, buffalo buffaloed.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I missed buffaloed.
Speaker 3: Buffalo, buffalo, buffaloed, buffalo, buffaloed, buffalo, buffalo.
Speaker 1: I see buffaloed buffalo.
Speaker 3: Right, buffaloed buffaloed, the city of bullied, city of Buffalo, buffalo,
Speaker 3: dash buffalo buffalo's because you need the plural there, buffaloed buffalo, buffalo.
Speaker 3: So while they are while they are victims. While they
Speaker 3: are victims of buffalo buffalo buffaloing, they in turn are
Speaker 3: buffaloing their fellow buffalo buffalo, which is really a study
Speaker 3: of human nature. Buffalo nature is something that might be
Speaker 3: the funniest clip you've ever played. Michael Scott, thanks for
Speaker 3: giving me a headache.
Speaker 1: Please clap, please clap? Oh lord, oh, I need to
Speaker 1: lie down. Biggest sporting event in the world every four years,
Speaker 1: the World Cup soccer match the US team. Do we
Speaker 1: have a chance? They're being called the Golden Generation? Will
Speaker 1: tell you about them. Oh, I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: I know we got a team, and I know we're
Speaker 1: playing tonight against Paraguay. I didn't know they got a
Speaker 1: chance of going far. So a lot on the way.
Speaker 1: If you miss a segment of the podcast arm Showing
Speaker 1: and Getty on demand Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 4: Why do the Americans insist on calling it soccer? Why
Speaker 4: do they have such a problem calling it football?
Speaker 1: It's a game played.
Speaker 4: With a ball that is struck with the foot, hence football,
Speaker 4: whereas American football is a game where an object that's
Speaker 4: not really a ball at all is carried around by
Speaker 4: hand and occasionally prone for other people to catch in
Speaker 4: their hands. Only one person in each team is allowed
Speaker 4: to actually kick the ball, and they have to be
Speaker 4: specially brought onto the field to do it.
Speaker 1: The Great John Cleis of Monty Python wondering about the
Speaker 1: whole soccer football fang, which kind of reminds me of
Speaker 1: the famous Bargazi thing where he's George Washington on Saturday
Speaker 1: Night Live, hilarious. Is there kicking? So there's kicking. There's
Speaker 1: some kicking. How many points? Sometimes one, sometimes three? But
Speaker 1: the World Cup soccer matches going on. It's the biggest
Speaker 1: sporting event in the entire world every year because other
Speaker 1: countries really really care about soccer a lot more than
Speaker 1: we do.
Speaker 3: What's the origin of the term soccer? What's the etymology? No,
Speaker 3: I don't even know. I have no idea. There's gotta
Speaker 3: be some explanation of it. Michael figured out anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so the World Cup is kicking off. No putent editor
Speaker 3: did yesterday, I guess in the US, Canada and Mexico,
Speaker 3: and the US team is actually expected to do okay,
Speaker 3: pretty well. The very basic we're the sixteen seed, aren't we, ah,
Speaker 3: something like that, sixteenth ranked in the world or something
Speaker 3: like that, Yeah, we didn't even qualify for the twenty
Speaker 3: eighteen World Cup, which was considered humiliation. So the US
Speaker 3: Soccer Federation cleared out all the veterans and began building
Speaker 3: around a nucleus of young players who were like up
Speaker 3: and coming stars in Europe's toughest leagues, because you know,
Speaker 3: if you're really good, that's where you go, with all
Speaker 3: due respect to the North American Soccer League or Major
Speaker 3: League Soccer aguas, right.
Speaker 1: Because there's so much money in it over there. That's
Speaker 1: what makes you a big star, which is always makes
Speaker 1: you wonder what would our soccer program be if you said,
Speaker 1: all right, none of you young athletes in America are
Speaker 1: allowed to play in the NBA, the NFL or Major
Speaker 1: League Baseball. All you best athletes have to play soccer.
Speaker 1: I think we'd dominate the planet if we did that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's entirely possible.
Speaker 3: But so these youngsters have come up playing together as
Speaker 3: a national team a year after year now when they're
Speaker 3: not at their day jobs, and have been widely dubbed
Speaker 3: America's Golden generation. They haven't really been golden yet, but
Speaker 3: the very very promising. When they're good, they're very very good.
Speaker 3: But they tend to give up a fair number of
Speaker 3: goals because they play very aggressively.
Speaker 1: So that's that's your basics. The Big Star. I guess,
Speaker 1: like I'm imagining, Jalen Brunson would be a great soccer
Speaker 1: player if he decided to do that instead of play
Speaker 1: for the New York Next.
Speaker 3: Right sure, Oh yeah, yeah, look at the entire NFL. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're incredibly strong, quick, and have unbelievable cardiovascular fitness. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: so the star. And I don't actually know how to
Speaker 3: pronounce his name. I've known a handful of people of
Speaker 3: Slavic origin, serbs and croats and stuff, and sometimes they
Speaker 3: americanize their names and sometimes they don't.
Speaker 1: But what is this kid's name? Where is it? I've
Speaker 1: lost it and then I'll come back to it.
Speaker 3: Oh, Christian Pulisic if he pronounces it like the old
Speaker 3: country or pull a sick, don't know.
Speaker 1: So he could be a household name by tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but it sounds like an exciting seem to
Speaker 3: watch anyway, to the extent that you anybody finds soccer exciting.
Speaker 3: I love watching it. I don't watch it a lot
Speaker 3: because there's just too much entertainment in the world. But
Speaker 3: I'll be watching the American games.
Speaker 1: Percent we're supposed to beat Paraguay. They're not that great,
Speaker 1: so we'll at least move on past today for a
Speaker 1: little while. Do you know how they do it in
Speaker 1: the World Cup, like if it's a tie at the
Speaker 1: end of the time, when they announce, hey, the game's over,
Speaker 1: and everybody's like, oh, okay, cool, because there's not actually
Speaker 1: a clock a duel.
Speaker 3: I believe in the in the group stage where y'all
Speaker 3: play each other roughly, and then the top teams advanced
Speaker 3: to the knockout round where it's single elimination. I think
Speaker 3: ties are ties. When you get to the knockout round,
Speaker 3: just settle it with goal kicks.
Speaker 1: There, it's already begun. The festivity has begun. Oh fantastic
Speaker 1: and very festive too. Oh I was I gonna say.
Speaker 3: Oh, interestingly enough, if we come in second in our
Speaker 3: pool group whatever they call it, and Iran comes in
Speaker 3: second in their group, we.
Speaker 1: Play each other. Wow.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, Donald Trump just announced that we have won
Speaker 3: that match. Oh, the Iranians are denying it in the
Speaker 3: match hasn't been held.
Speaker 1: Well, that would be interesting because the Iranian team probably
Speaker 1: to a man, including the coaches, would happily defect and
Speaker 1: stay here if it weren't for their families would be
Speaker 1: executed at home. Yes, so it's not like, you know,
Speaker 1: they wouldn't be in agreement. Yeah, I hope you do win.
Speaker 1: They would be thinking, I hope you do win the war.
Speaker 1: I hope the regime falls, and uh, yeah, I'm rooting
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna try super hard in this match so
Speaker 3: we're not executed. Not because we have any great pride
Speaker 3: in our country, most of them probably, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether to root for beating the hell
Speaker 3: out of them or you know, let them emigrate, but
Speaker 3: they can't because their families would be executed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's some boy. That'll be exciting if if that
Speaker 1: comes to be. I want to talk about this later.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm in the mood for it
Speaker 1: on a Friday. But the Nation magazine, which I assume
Speaker 1: as a website, used to be a magazine. It's one
Speaker 1: of your super lefty magazines. Whenever I would see a
Speaker 1: reporter from the Nation on a cable news channel, I
Speaker 1: knew I was about to get a load of crap.
Speaker 1: Right anyway, they've published a special edition for America's two
Speaker 1: hundred and fiftieth birthday, Oh, which is just all negative
Speaker 1: stuff about the United States. It's just it's really a
Speaker 1: really maddening Here are some of the people who've written
Speaker 1: articles for it. Jamie Raskin on the Constitution, Jane Fonda
Speaker 1: on epic activism, Robert Reich on economics, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: zo Ron Mamdani on patriotism, Letitia James on voting rights,
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders on fighting the oligarchy, enough Formila, Jayapaul on immigration.
Speaker 1: I mean, it just goes on and on. All your
Speaker 1: favorite American Hayden people have written a piece for this
Speaker 1: special two teeth anniversary which somebody from the National Reviews
Speaker 1: that are we allowed to call them American haters? At
Speaker 1: this point? This magazine is no kidding. Well, I want to.
Speaker 3: I've mentioned this a couple of times, including at the
Speaker 3: very outset of the show, and I want to get
Speaker 3: into it next hour. The communists that Marxists are winning.
Speaker 3: The America hating Marxists are winning. They have the youth,
Speaker 3: they have the media. They are on the front foot
Speaker 3: and moving forward. The whole woke thing crested some, but
Speaker 3: the vast majority of our young people, especially our young women,
Speaker 3: are still one hundred percent committed to these things we have.
Speaker 3: If the woke thing is is Pete, shouldn't we have
Speaker 3: fewer openly socialist candidates running for office right now?
Speaker 1: I think again getting elected? Yeah, I think you got
Speaker 1: to separate him. I mean the woke stuff that drove
Speaker 1: everybody crazy and got so much attention using the term
Speaker 1: Latin X and some of the try and stuff, and
Speaker 1: you know, microaggressions. Nah, you know that was part of
Speaker 1: the whole Marxist tear down America movement. But that could
Speaker 1: go completely away if you still have young people who
Speaker 1: believe in socialism.
Speaker 3: That's a problem, right. It was all a tool of
Speaker 3: the same fight. But you're right, they will adapt and overcome.
Speaker 3: They're they're they're crazy, but they're smart. But this Nation
Speaker 3: issue that's out, I might get a copy or.
Speaker 1: Or go to the website or whatever. I ain't paying
Speaker 1: for it. Uh has articles like two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: years of Genocide, theft and displacement. I mean, you're just
Speaker 1: anti American. Yeah, you're an anti American magazine. If that's
Speaker 1: what you put out on the two hundred and fiftieth
Speaker 1: birth day. That's on the cover two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: years of genocide, theft, and displacement. Get out of the
Speaker 1: freaking country that's fully captured by the Marxists. We'll do
Speaker 1: a go fundme. We could probably buy you a house
Speaker 1: somewhere with a GoFundMe on We'll fly you there and
Speaker 1: put you in a home. Leave the nation. Here. Here's
Speaker 1: a great comparison for you.
Speaker 3: I remember a few months ago being introduced to the
Speaker 3: how do you do how do you define or how
Speaker 3: do you recognize anti Semitism? It's when Jews or Israel
Speaker 3: are held to a completely different standard than people hold
Speaker 3: everybody else to. Well, how do you recognize blatant anti Americanism?
Speaker 3: America haters, they hold the United States to a different
Speaker 3: standard than every other country on Earth. That's where they
Speaker 3: might say, well, that's because it's the country where I live,
Speaker 3: so it's the one I'm interested in.
Speaker 1: But if you point out to them.
Speaker 3: Every single country on Earth is conquered territory and booted
Speaker 3: people out or killed them or whatever at every moment
Speaker 3: of human history, then you lose the argument to do
Speaker 3: it's uniquely evil and should be taken over by I
Speaker 3: don't know people who think like me.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: The American history is the human story, except with lots
Speaker 3: more rights and lots more opportunity.
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Speaker 1: I you're an America hater and you want to read
Speaker 1: the Nation's very special two hundred and fifty years. Addition,
Speaker 1: there are articles like I mentioned two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: years of genocide, theft, and displacement. The celebration of the
Speaker 1: nation's birth is a sham. Shame is the name of
Speaker 1: one article. The Bald Eagle perfectly embodies America's flaws. I
Speaker 1: despise these. America is due for a deep clean Americas doe,
Speaker 1: a third reconstruction, et cetera, et cetera. We have the
Speaker 1: power to begin the world again. There you go, nice,
Speaker 1: get out of the bay.
Speaker 3: Largist revolutionaries are going to overthrow the power and bring
Speaker 3: about a utopia. Good Lord, I tell you what. I
Speaker 3: enlist you this moment in this fight. This is not
Speaker 3: a joke.
Speaker 1: This is not some you know.
Speaker 3: There are a number of different topics that the conclusion
Speaker 3: is we're so successful and so fat and happy, we
Speaker 3: don't think anything can ever threaten us as a people.
Speaker 3: That's why my proposed title for the show is there's
Speaker 3: no barbarians that the gate hurry up will be like
Speaker 3: for the Gladiator match. There are serious threats to our culture,
Speaker 3: to our country, to our constitution that are thriving in
Speaker 3: the United States right now. It's like a bacterial infection,
Speaker 3: and it'll probably go away on its own.
Speaker 1: It won't for God's sake.
Speaker 3: Hey, yay.
Speaker 1: Very frustrating.
Speaker 3: More on that next hour with some great examples. People
Speaker 3: running for office endorsed by Mumdani, for instance, smiling at
Speaker 3: the camera and raising money and talking about how this
Speaker 3: person's gonna stand up for the little people.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, there now has been a trillionaire on earth.
Speaker 1: There is one right now, Elon Musk because of the
Speaker 1: SpaceX ipo initial public offering. You got a little on
Speaker 1: that coming up. He rang the bell. They're in Wall
Speaker 1: Street to kick off the stock market today and a
Speaker 1: bunch of other stuff on the way. Stay here. Hard
Speaker 1: to believe that.
Speaker 5: Little company that started in a warehouse in El Segundo
Speaker 5: is now is not going public for.
Speaker 1: It was the largest IPO that ever, yes started. I
Speaker 1: saw a picture the other day from twenty twelve Elon
Speaker 1: in the hallway of some building with like ten other
Speaker 1: people officially announcing the company. Which that would have been
Speaker 1: impossible not that many years ago, to go from that
Speaker 1: to this in that amount of time, in fourteen years, right,
Speaker 1: But you know, we live in a different world of
Speaker 1: that sort of thing and breaking it's official in many
Speaker 1: news outlets. Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire as
Speaker 1: SpaceX goes public. Now, as far as the actual investing
Speaker 1: and stuff, Elon and a whole bunch of other people
Speaker 1: at SpaceX rang the bell there on Wall Street there
Speaker 1: at the stock market. The IPO is expected to create
Speaker 1: four thousand new millionaires at SpaceX. Employees there that were
Speaker 1: given enough SpaceX stock as part of their working deal.
Speaker 1: They weren't making that much money, but they were being
Speaker 1: given stock. In the four thousand them will become millionaires today,
Speaker 1: not like one point one million, like twenty million. In
Speaker 1: a lot of their cases, how do you keep them working?
Speaker 1: How do you not come to work on Monday and
Speaker 1: there's nobody there. I wouldn't be there. Well, that's that's
Speaker 1: a lot of money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Oh, I found that article I referenced earlier.
Speaker 3: A manufacturing revolution is happening in space. This is from
Speaker 3: the Free Press Drugs, fiber optic cables, data centers thanks
Speaker 3: to SpaceX. It's a boom time for manufacturing goods in space,
Speaker 3: manu factoring them in space.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Everything I've read over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: and this was being put out by people wanted SpaceX's
Speaker 1: IPO to go. Well, but yeah, that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: And all the rockets are most of the rockets that
Speaker 1: are going to be doing this, or SpaceX rocket they're
Speaker 1: going to be in great demand as the as the
Speaker 1: way to get all this stuff up into space. Now,
Speaker 1: if you want to get involved, the fact that the
Speaker 1: opening bell has rung does not mean SpaceX starts trading.
Speaker 1: And I'm not gonna claim I have any idea what
Speaker 1: any of this I'm about to say means. NASDAK runs
Speaker 1: a price discovery auction first, and for a deal that size,
Speaker 1: it can take hours before the first share ever prints,
Speaker 1: and then it has to cross this line. But if
Speaker 1: it crosses this line before that line gets crossed, it
Speaker 1: waits another hour and blah, blah blah, the live order
Speaker 1: book depth before launch could be delayed. Sure, needless to say, yeah,
Speaker 1: that read this stuff earlier, and it boggles my mind.
Speaker 1: For instance, when Google launched in two thousand and four
Speaker 1: with our ipo, the first trade happened two and a
Speaker 1: half hours after the bell. Sometimes it's faster, sometimes it's slower.
Speaker 1: So you know what is it probably doesn't matter that
Speaker 1: much to you.
Speaker 3: And a lot of folks can't sell their shares for
Speaker 3: a while or you know, so, I don't know, Well, I.
Speaker 1: Came across this, so I mentioned earlier. I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to guaranteed today. Bernie Sanders, AOC Elizabeth Warren. They have
Speaker 1: something to say about how awful it is that there's
Speaker 1: a trillionaire. Here's some lefty publication site that tweeted out
Speaker 1: space xipo makes Elon Musk the first trillionaire. Here's to
Speaker 1: oh my god, here's how to properly hate him, which
Speaker 1: one of my favorite journalists reposted with what the good question?
Speaker 1: Why do I have to hate him? Because he came
Speaker 1: up with a really amazing company that's going to be
Speaker 1: the future of the world.
Speaker 3: Well, they're saying the quiet part out loud, We are
Speaker 3: animated by envy, pure envy, wanting what other people have.
Speaker 3: That's our principle. We want to tear them down. Oh man,
Speaker 3: I despise that I really really do I have since
Speaker 3: I was a kid.
Speaker 1: Do you want the latest alcohol study on a Friday?
Speaker 1: Is that the birth best day to do it or
Speaker 1: the worst day to do it? Yes, by far the
Speaker 1: worst day to do it. Did you see the big
Speaker 1: headline in the New York Times. No, I'm not tee
Speaker 1: total er. I don't drink, haven't had a drink in
Speaker 1: twenty years. But I am perfectly fine with everybody else drinking.
Speaker 1: Everybody can get drunk today. As far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 1: it makes no difference to me. I have no opinion
Speaker 1: on that. But health risks of alcohol accelerate after one
Speaker 1: drink a day, new study finds. All Right concluded that
Speaker 1: the health first of alcohol started to drink a day.
Speaker 1: Caught up in the controversy over the whole alcohol thing
Speaker 1: and back, you know, for a cup of coffee there,
Speaker 1: which is a funny thing to say, for a glass
Speaker 1: of wine there, everybody told us that having a glass
Speaker 1: of wine, who is the best thing you could do?
Speaker 1: Then they said no, absolutely not. How many years was that?
Speaker 1: Ten years, fifteen years? Where they I felt like, as
Speaker 1: a guy who didn't drink, I was missing out on
Speaker 1: all the help benefits of drink of wine. Then they
Speaker 1: said absolutely not, I'll kill you. I'll kill you. Then,
Speaker 1: for people who have one drink a day on average,
Speaker 1: the researchers found there was an increased risk of premature
Speaker 1: death from an illness or injury directly or attributable to alcohol,
Speaker 1: though it was small one on the thousand people, but
Speaker 1: the risk of premature death jumped to one in twenty
Speaker 1: five for those who had two drinks a day. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, a level long considered safe for men according
Speaker 1: to this study.
Speaker 3: Wow, you gotta separate out accident. I'm not a twenty
Speaker 3: five year old reeling around New Orleans, pie eyed okay
Speaker 3: or whatever, jumping on my motorcycle. I'm wondering if it's
Speaker 3: a those who have two drinks a day a certain
Speaker 3: percentage if you have two drinks a day, you have
Speaker 3: ten or eight or whatever. They get you actually drunk,
Speaker 3: because you're not gonna have a lot of accidents on
Speaker 3: two drinks. But I'm just wondering that if the numbers
Speaker 3: get fudged by the two drink a day account includes
Speaker 3: those who do have eight drinks a day, whom I
Speaker 3: wreck their motorcycle or fall off a ladder or decide
Speaker 3: to crawl into the lion pit at the zoo or
Speaker 3: whatever they do. Yeah, I don't debate for a second
Speaker 3: the science of it. I'm sure not drinking is better
Speaker 3: than drinking. On the other hand, I need to forget
Speaker 3: my problem dans there are lots of different things, or
Speaker 3: deal with boring people. It gets even more complicated because
Speaker 3: I know, like colon cancer, drinking more it makes you
Speaker 3: more likely to get colon cancer. But there's a range
Speaker 3: of genetic predispositions to certain kinds of cancers. And if
Speaker 3: I'm way over here on the much less likely scale
Speaker 3: genetically speaking, well, then what do those numbers mean to me?
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