Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm Strong
Speaker 1: and Jettie and he Armstrong and Eddy.
Speaker 2: Every poll that meets CNN standards. In September, Mondani has
Speaker 2: had a double digit lead. If Slee were were to
Speaker 2: get out, there was an effort to do that. He
Speaker 2: refuses to do that, then you'd have a closer race.
Speaker 2: So it looks like he's gonna win. Early voting is underway.
Speaker 2: We'll count the votes on Tuesday. Imagine if he does.
Speaker 2: A young Muslim immigrant mayor thinks Donald Trump is wrong
Speaker 2: on just about everything. Inevitable the confrontation with the mayor
Speaker 2: of the hometown where Donald Trump grew up.
Speaker 3: He has like new ideas that are like different, like
Speaker 3: the grocery stores, which like you know something like that. Okay,
Speaker 3: like maybe that won't work out. But I think the
Speaker 3: idea that he's like, I have this new policy proposal
Speaker 3: or like the free buses, is like inspiring.
Speaker 4: Are you asking me or telling me? Because your your
Speaker 4: your intonation went up toward the end. That's usually the
Speaker 4: sign of a question, but it sounded like a statement.
Speaker 4: So I don't know, an empty headed twit there filling
Speaker 4: us in on why she's excited, why she's excited, on
Speaker 4: why she's excited. Either way, we're throwing in this breaking
Speaker 4: ish news right after that. So John King there, I
Speaker 4: recognized his voice of CNN. First of all, everything's got
Speaker 4: to be made about Trump. So mom Donnie winning as
Speaker 4: a communist, Jew hating mayor of the most important city
Speaker 4: on Earth. It's its relationship to Trump that makes it interesting.
Speaker 4: Okay if you say so. But the FBI says they
Speaker 4: spoiled an isis inspired plot that was set to go
Speaker 4: off today on Halloween. A bunch of dearborn people, dearborn Michigan.
Speaker 4: Where they got see exactly where they got a serious
Speaker 4: Islam problem. And now you got this guy who seems
Speaker 4: to be pretty much in league with that crowd, who
Speaker 4: might be mayor of New York City.
Speaker 1: I firmly believe he is. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, So we will begin one of a series of
Speaker 5: stories and thoughts about mister Mumdanni with the great, the wise,
Speaker 5: the learned Peggy Noonan writing for the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 5: and she makes a handful of different points.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna skip around a little bit, but she.
Speaker 5: Writes, New York should breathe deep, think twice, then think
Speaker 5: again before electing the Socialist mayoral candidate zar On Mumdanni.
Speaker 5: He barely thirty four, has never had a real job,
Speaker 5: was elected five years ago to the state Assembly. Which
Speaker 5: is a badge you wear while you scrounge around for
Speaker 5: attention and connections. This isn't the resume of the person
Speaker 5: you want in a position and a guide the future
Speaker 5: of one of the largest economies in the world. Then
Speaker 5: she makes the point to particularly post COVID what new
Speaker 5: and post to Blossio New York in particularly and particularly
Speaker 5: that's right, sorry, sir, that in the wake of all
Speaker 5: that stuff, they really need. What the city needs as
Speaker 5: an air of energy bounce, expansion, more enterprise, more of
Speaker 5: a welcoming attitude for the woman who wants to open
Speaker 5: a small store, new business, a new restaurant. Make it
Speaker 5: easier for her. We don't need more of the dead
Speaker 5: hand of government. We need to return more of a
Speaker 5: sense to the young that's striving, is still a realistic attitude,
Speaker 5: that grieving for a system that seems broken and can't
Speaker 5: fit you in is premature. And then she goes into
Speaker 5: various of his tax the rich Democratic Socialists of America policies,
Speaker 5: and actually, and this is an amusing part of her column,
Speaker 5: but it's a little long, but she talks about how
Speaker 5: in the areas that surround New York City, Westchester County, Connecticut,
Speaker 5: across the river in New Jersey, and stuff like that,
Speaker 5: in the affluent neighborhoods, if there's an open house, there
Speaker 5: are SUV's double park down the block, said one Reeltor
Speaker 5: it looks like the Nicks.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, it looks like the.
Speaker 5: Knicks threat the garden right now, as affluent New Yorkers
Speaker 5: are already trying to flee the city. But then she
Speaker 5: gets into the more significant part to me. Mister Mumdonni
Speaker 5: has long been accused of a deep, persistent anti Semitism.
Speaker 5: I won't quote the clips suddenly flooding social media, the
Speaker 5: apparent result of somebody's late and incompetent OPO research of
Speaker 5: his saying things that betray to my ear in obvious animus.
Speaker 5: There is a reason more than one thousand American rabbis
Speaker 5: have warned his victory with threaten the safety of Jews.
Speaker 5: Then my favorite part, he closed out his campaign this
Speaker 5: week unembarrassed to manipulate, implying that if you don't vote
Speaker 5: for him, it just might be because you're Islamophobic. In
Speaker 5: a speech outside the Islamic Cultural Center of the Bronx,
Speaker 5: he said, to be a Muslim in New York is
Speaker 5: to expect indignity. But indignity does not make us distinct.
Speaker 5: There are many New Yorkers who face us, face it,
Speaker 5: blah blah blah. And then she goes into his infamous
Speaker 5: ant story and how he says, I want to speak
Speaker 5: to the memory of my aunt who stopped taking the
Speaker 5: subway after September eleventh because she did not feel safe
Speaker 5: in her his job. Getting back to Peggy Noonan hear
Speaker 5: his voice caught. It was quite something. He was talking
Speaker 5: about the city he is asking to choose him to lead,
Speaker 5: and accusing it of casual and habitual bigotry. The dream
Speaker 5: of every Muslim is simply to be treated the same
Speaker 5: as any other New Yorker. And yet for too long
Speaker 5: we've been told to ask for less than that and
Speaker 5: to be satisfied with whatever little we receive. Then it
Speaker 5: turned out, of course, that the whole thing was made up.
Speaker 4: And then he's nobody really has been claiming that that's
Speaker 4: an ongoing problem in New York anti Muslim bias.
Speaker 1: No, it's one of the most tolerant and diverse cities.
Speaker 5: On her and then she points out and I had
Speaker 5: not heard this. This is another part of his infamous
Speaker 5: Muslims unite And if you don't vote for me, you're
Speaker 5: an Islamo foam part of the speech fifty two Michael,
Speaker 5: I will.
Speaker 6: Not change who I am, how I eat, or the
Speaker 6: faith that I am proud to call my own. But
Speaker 6: there is one thing that I will change. I will
Speaker 6: no longer look for myself in the shadows. I will
Speaker 6: find myself in the light.
Speaker 1: The hell are you talking about?
Speaker 5: You were born into the top rung of New York society,
Speaker 5: a Columbia professor who lectures against colonialism in your mom's
Speaker 5: a multiple Academy Award nominations, successful film company.
Speaker 4: So your mom gets nominated for Oscars. Your dad's a
Speaker 4: Columbia professor, and you're saying I'll no longer live in
Speaker 4: the shadows.
Speaker 5: I will not change who I am, Zorron. Nobody asked
Speaker 5: you to not. I will won't change what I eat?
Speaker 5: Who asked you to? I will not change the faith
Speaker 5: that I'm proud to belong to. Nobody asked you to.
Speaker 5: I will no longer look for myself in the shadows.
Speaker 5: I will find myself in the light. What the hell
Speaker 5: are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: Some people are really good at being, you know, the downtrodden,
Speaker 4: even if they're the opposite. Yeah, all right, so here
Speaker 4: a handful of stories for you real quick. Since the
Speaker 4: main thing we need to fear is Islamophobia. Here's a
Speaker 4: headline from the Free Beacon. They've called for terrorism against Jews.
Speaker 4: Now they're teaching New York City public school students how
Speaker 4: to organize pro Hamas activists to Abdullah Akhal and Mohammed
Speaker 4: Badawi have called to strike Tel Aviv and destroyed the
Speaker 4: illegitimate Zionist occupiers and all of their supporters. And now
Speaker 4: they're launching an initiative to form student chapters in dozens
Speaker 4: of New York public high schools. Okay, that's great, super,
Speaker 4: but it's Islamophobia we ought to be afraid of. The
Speaker 4: DS is more radical than ever and they're winning. It's
Speaker 4: a great piece by Eli Lake. We don't have time
Speaker 4: for that, but we'll get to it later. But we
Speaker 4: need to be worried about Islamophobia. This is from the
Speaker 4: Free Press. Maya Sulkin CARE official. That's the Council on
Speaker 4: American Islamic Relations. That's the group that the FBI said
Speaker 4: they would no longer work with. Shortly after nine to eleven,
Speaker 4: CARE official joins hamas leader at an al Aksa flood event.
Speaker 4: Do you know what the Alokxa flood is that they
Speaker 4: were celebrating. That's the attacks of October seventh, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: a CARE event. The Muslim group SOHIO director said he
Speaker 4: was there as a Palestinian American. Okay, fine, here's another
Speaker 4: one if you're not tired of this media outlet affiliated
Speaker 4: with radical dearborn Michigan preacher calls on Muslims to celebrate
Speaker 4: and repeat Charlie Kirk's assassination. Ahmad Mussa Jabril, who served
Speaker 4: six and a half years in prison for conspiracy, fraud,
Speaker 4: moneylaw undering possession of firearms ammunition, is a popular figure
Speaker 4: among ISIS terrorists. But what we need to fear is Islamophobia.
Speaker 4: There's another headline for you.
Speaker 5: All of these in the last couple of days, New
Speaker 5: York City News nonprofit which was hailed as a savior
Speaker 5: of local journalism, hired pro hamas organizer who raised money
Speaker 5: for terrorists and defended assassination of those young Israeli diplomats.
Speaker 5: You remember when those two kids who just worked at
Speaker 5: the embassy were murdered. This journalist for the City, a
Speaker 5: New York City nonprofit hailed as a beacon of hope
Speaker 5: for local journalism, said that the assassination of the two
Speaker 5: young people in Washington, d C. Was morally justified. But
Speaker 5: know what we ought to fear is Islamaphobia.
Speaker 4: Came across this yesterday. Is really interesting. Elon Musk tweeted
Speaker 4: this out, so he was responding to a story. This
Speaker 4: is in Great Britain, not in the United States, but
Speaker 4: it was footage that was making the round this week
Speaker 4: of an Afghan attacking some English people there in England,
Speaker 4: killing one man injuring two others. So they've had a
Speaker 4: fair amount of back and forth unrest between Muslim immigrants
Speaker 4: and people that were born there around all kinds of different.
Speaker 5: Issues, including the rape gangs and the government officials who
Speaker 5: covered up for the rape gangs.
Speaker 4: With the always caveat of there's plenty of people who
Speaker 4: for them being Muslim is just like being methodist, you're
Speaker 4: not going to have any effect on your life. But
Speaker 4: there are hardcore fundamentalists Muslims all over the place, like
Speaker 4: in Dearborn, Michigan that just got a risk it as
Speaker 4: part of this Isis plot. Anyway, this is what Elon
Speaker 4: Musk wrote yesterday. I thought it was interesting when Tolkien
Speaker 4: wrote about the Hobbits, he was referring to the general
Speaker 4: folk of the English Shires, who don't realize the horrors
Speaker 4: that take place far away. They were able to live
Speaker 4: their lives in peace and tranquility, but only because they
Speaker 4: were protected by the hard men of Gondor. What happened
Speaker 4: to the nice men in England who was brutally murdered
Speaker 4: while walking his dog could happen anywhere in England. If
Speaker 4: the tide of illegal immigration has not turned. It is
Speaker 4: time for the English to ally with the hard men
Speaker 4: and fight for their survival. But I thought that was
Speaker 4: interesting as a metaphor or whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, agreed. Final note on this topic, and it's a
Speaker 5: funny one. As the New York City Mayor's race entered
Speaker 5: its home stretch this week, a reporter for the Times
Speaker 5: of London, Bevan Hurley, sent an email to Bill Deblasio,
Speaker 5: he wanted to know what the former mayor in New
Speaker 5: York City thought about the upcoming race, and I heard
Speaker 5: this story. He received an incredible response. While Deblasio has
Speaker 5: supported zoron Mumdani's campaign, the former mayor confessed in an
Speaker 5: email to the New Zealand Born journalist that while he
Speaker 5: admired Mumdonni's ambition, the Democratic nominee was making quote dangerously
Speaker 5: optimistic assumptions about how much money the new taxes would
Speaker 5: bring in.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 5: In my view, the math doesn't hold up under scrutiny,
Speaker 5: and the political hurdles are substantial. The Times picked it up,
Speaker 5: rushed to print the explosive story. The New York Post
Speaker 5: quickly aggregated and amplified it.
Speaker 1: An aid to Cuomo wait in to amplify the story.
Speaker 5: The only problem the email had not come from the
Speaker 5: former mayor. It was a liquor distributor, dude by the
Speaker 5: name of Bill Deblasio.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, okay, Well that's kind of too bad. I
Speaker 4: was hopeing that even build A Blasio had decided, Now,
Speaker 4: this guy's too far out there.
Speaker 5: But that's not what Yeah, I know, I was disappointed
Speaker 5: by this too. But yeah, and the guy didn't know
Speaker 5: that they're looking for the former mayor. And it didn't
Speaker 5: never made itself clear, but the story made it around
Speaker 5: the world.
Speaker 1: Of course it did.
Speaker 4: Okay, I got to reveal the hot costume for couples,
Speaker 4: and it's perfect if you got to throw something together
Speaker 4: last minute. Now you're gonna have to, you know, stifle
Speaker 4: some vomiting.
Speaker 5: It's perfect if you want to hate you, but it's
Speaker 5: easy show not enough people really hate us.
Speaker 1: I've got an idea for a Halloween costume, among other things.
Speaker 1: All the ways there.
Speaker 4: I'll bet this happens at fast food restaurants all across
Speaker 4: the country. This is in and out. Yesterday, they are
Speaker 4: calling the numbers for your order if it's ready. They'd
Speaker 4: already called sixty six. Now they call.
Speaker 1: Yes. God, God, that is some serious.
Speaker 4: Enthusiasm, because it was time to call order sixty seven.
Speaker 5: I hate this and I finally figured out why. And
Speaker 5: I've been accused of being a joy kill, but I
Speaker 5: figured it out. It's because it is the reductio ad
Speaker 5: absurdum of the modern age. It is the meme, the
Speaker 5: trend that has no content.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: But as I've diagnosed it, and I think I'm one
Speaker 4: hundred percent right. It's because we lack shared experiences and
Speaker 4: now we're just so desperate for them. I was talking
Speaker 4: about how wearing my Dodger's hat the other day after
Speaker 4: the big baseball game. All of the people that brought
Speaker 4: it up to me, Oh, so you watch a game
Speaker 4: last night and we started talking about the game. It
Speaker 4: gave me a feeling of like comfort and community.
Speaker 1: I don't remember the last time I had that, and.
Speaker 4: You used to have it all the time, but you
Speaker 4: can't really anymore because there are no shared pop culture things,
Speaker 4: and we can't share politics, which is our number one
Speaker 4: pop culture topic for It's like our entertainment to end
Speaker 4: our sports and what attracts us to the opposite sex.
Speaker 1: Straight people want to hear I want to.
Speaker 4: Hear that again. So this is just all they're doing
Speaker 4: it in and out? Is it's time to call out
Speaker 4: the number six seven.
Speaker 1: Listen to the enthusiasm.
Speaker 5: Yes, and the in and outs person obviously was completely
Speaker 5: down with it.
Speaker 4: Probably happens five times a day every day, so they
Speaker 4: know the routine. So I was gonna mention that the
Speaker 4: most popular couple costume you can wear if you want
Speaker 4: something easy to throw together, is you both wear a
Speaker 4: T shirt or sweatshirt. One of you's got a six,
Speaker 4: one of you got a seven, So you go a
Speaker 4: six to seven charl Wienbarty, And then of course you
Speaker 4: gotta be prepared to be punched in the face. But yeah,
Speaker 4: I guess the other part of it is that it's
Speaker 4: disrupted so many classrooms, which is a reminder that teachers
Speaker 4: don't have control of the classrooms anymore, which bothers me.
Speaker 4: You know, at his essence, it's fine, it's just kids
Speaker 4: being silly, which I'm firmly in favor of, but it
Speaker 4: makes me sad for the reasons you've enunciated. But if
Speaker 4: that's not the costume you want to wear, how about
Speaker 4: some Armstrong in Getty wearing the new Armstrong in Getty Superstore,
Speaker 4: which we just kicked off today or yesterday or sometime.
Speaker 1: What do we have there?
Speaker 4: News?
Speaker 1: These sweatshirts are awesome cool. Oh yeah, the hoodies are great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're really good and have some fabulous ANG logo
Speaker 5: and I got to check it out the new stuff.
Speaker 5: But for your favorite ANG fan for Christmas time, maybe
Speaker 5: it's you help spread the word and tell people what
Speaker 5: you think.
Speaker 4: We've had some real crap in the past, but this
Speaker 4: is high quality stuff right here. I mean, that's the
Speaker 4: kids in China sewing this stuff. We had, like, I
Speaker 4: don't know, kids with a Slexi or something.
Speaker 1: In the past.
Speaker 4: They were not doing a good job sewing up our stuff.
Speaker 4: But now we got really the top tier child labor
Speaker 4: working on this stuff in China.
Speaker 5: And they did such a good job we bonused them
Speaker 5: all two cents at the end of the week, so
Speaker 5: which is a twenty percent bonus. So anyway, enjoy their
Speaker 5: good work. Armstrong and Getty dot com, the Armstrong and
Speaker 5: Getty Store. Yeah, that's that's the world's worst commercial. Anyway,
Speaker 5: what do we have coming up? I don't even remember.
Speaker 4: I got a little more details on that terrace plot.
Speaker 4: They think the foiled.
Speaker 5: Oh and Seth Dylon of Babylon b fame his argument
Speaker 5: against the no enemies to the Right philosophy.
Speaker 1: All on the way, if you missed a secret gets
Speaker 1: the podcast Armstrong, you getdy on the Man Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 4: I just saw the headline. Charlie Sheen is out with
Speaker 4: details on his remarks that he has had sex with
Speaker 4: men who the hell is that for.
Speaker 5: I don't recall asking for details. I can picture them.
Speaker 5: It's fine. Wow, Charlie. A quick note. The star of
Speaker 5: the lazy Armstrong ngetdy champion hoodie.
Speaker 1: Very attractive. I'll wear that. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So this is audio from and we played this yesterday,
Speaker 5: but there's more.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: This is from an Arkansas cop who has pulled over
Speaker 5: a well as approached a semi truck that is parked
Speaker 5: way too close to traffic on the side of the road.
Speaker 1: Why are you parked here? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Do you understand English?
Speaker 1: Why did you park here?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: No, no good, I'm officer Heading's Arkansas Highway Police.
Speaker 1: I need your driver's license. Is there anybody else in
Speaker 1: the truck? Your company?
Speaker 8: Okay, you don't understand English.
Speaker 1: Put you some clothes.
Speaker 8: On, your pants, put your pants on, put your pants on, pants,
Speaker 8: put some pants on. Yeah, yeah, you don't understand English.
Speaker 1: What company do you work for? Uh?
Speaker 8: The company?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Your company is called California. Yeah, yeah, you don't understand me. Okay.
Speaker 4: First of all, if I had a nickel for every
Speaker 4: time somebody with authority told me to put my pants
Speaker 4: back on.
Speaker 1: I had a lot of money.
Speaker 4: I mean, we've all been there, teachers, cops, sureline star.
Speaker 1: Right life. I mean, we've all been told put some
Speaker 1: pants on.
Speaker 5: Has Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation, said anything about
Speaker 5: I think he has, about cracking down on the unlicensed
Speaker 5: commercial drivers?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he threatened to withhold, that's forty million dollars from
Speaker 4: California if they don't start enforcing their You gotta be
Speaker 4: able to speak, read and write English, yeah, semi truck.
Speaker 5: You gotta be able to read signs in other words, Yeah,
Speaker 5: and understand traffic laws.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Good, It's about time we need to crack down
Speaker 1: on that. Like crazy.
Speaker 5: Of course, executive producer Hanson never misses a chance to
Speaker 5: get with his AI songwriting program and unleash this.
Speaker 4: You gotta put some pants on?
Speaker 7: Yeah, just makes you.
Speaker 4: Got Joe Warren, there you go. I mean, how many,
Speaker 4: like I said, how many times have I heard that?
Speaker 5: It's hard to pick a favorite between that approach and
Speaker 5: the dance remix approach of the actual audio.
Speaker 1: I do kind of enjoy the.
Speaker 4: Actual audio approach as well, but the person taking my
Speaker 4: order at the Jamba Juice, I mean, the list goes
Speaker 4: on and on.
Speaker 5: Please, what's really I really do enjoy that brand of
Speaker 5: seventies funk. Oh yeah, I love that music. Yeah, So
Speaker 5: I thought this was so interesting. Seth Dillon, who is
Speaker 5: the guy who runs the Babylon Bee. He's one of
Speaker 5: their chief idea guys. He's just brilliant, funny guy wrote
Speaker 5: a piece for The Free Press entitled the foolishness of
Speaker 5: no Enemies to the Right, as CEO of Babylon B
Speaker 5: I meaniness of mocking bad ideas. They're on the right
Speaker 5: as well as the left. And he's talking about the
Speaker 5: Oh you know, I could probably just read it to you.
Speaker 5: He is a very good writer. But he's talking about
Speaker 5: the philosophy that hey, we're conservatives. There's some people out
Speaker 5: on our right wing or a completely not said. But listen,
Speaker 5: we got to train our firepower on the left, no
Speaker 5: enemies to the right. And he says bad ideas are
Speaker 5: like cancer. If you don't deal with them quickly and decisively,
Speaker 5: they spread. One way to deal with bad ideas is
Speaker 5: to refute them, as C. S. Lewis said, quote, good
Speaker 5: philosophy must exist if for no other reason, because bad
Speaker 5: philosophy needs to be answered. Another is to satirize them,
Speaker 5: ridiculing bad ideas stops them from being taken seriously. This
Speaker 5: is the mission of the Babylon B, explains what the
Speaker 5: Babylon B is. We mock anyone in anything that deserves it,
Speaker 5: not just because it's funny, but because it's imperative. Bad
Speaker 5: ideas taken seriously you have catastrophic consequences. He writes, I'm
Speaker 5: a concerent servative, and it's fair to say that a
Speaker 5: lot of the bad ideas we make fun of at
Speaker 5: the Babylon Beer progressive ones. Recently, however, I've come under
Speaker 5: fire from fellow conservatives for pointing out what should be obvious.
Speaker 5: There are bad ideas on the right too. Never scrutinize
Speaker 5: your friends, I'm told, focus on the enemy. They're the
Speaker 5: ones promoting abortion on demand, gender transition for miners, open borders, censorship, DEI,
Speaker 5: and a whole host of other absurdities that no one
Speaker 5: from a couple of decades ago would have believed could
Speaker 5: ever become mainstream. One hundred percent true, and he writes,
Speaker 5: I've steadfastly opposed these ideas. I've spent years and millions
Speaker 5: of dollars fighting them in both the courts and the culture.
Speaker 1: But what if those aren't the only bad ideas.
Speaker 5: If bad ideas spread like cancer, shouldn't we check them
Speaker 5: for them everywhere? I recently visited in an imaging center
Speaker 5: for a diagnostic cat scan. I'm glad the technician wasn't
Speaker 5: only interested in scanning the left side of my body.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 5: He makes the point that the phrase there, the idea
Speaker 5: no enemies to the right, comes straight out of the
Speaker 5: French Revolution, when the warning was, ah, my French is
Speaker 5: very bad, no enemies to the left. It was meant
Speaker 5: to establish strength through unity, but it quickly turned into
Speaker 5: an excuse to avoid self scrutiny, a way out of
Speaker 5: confronting one's own radicals by insisting the only real danger
Speaker 5: was on the other side. And he makes the point
Speaker 5: quite eloquently that that will destroy your side. It will
Speaker 5: destroy conservatism. Sure, it will render your arguments repugnant to
Speaker 5: people because they've become infected with the crazies.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I regularly about it regularly, But I have had in
Speaker 4: my life if somebody finds out you whatever you call yourself, libertarian, conservative, conservative, adjacent, whatever,
Speaker 4: and then they bring up some fanciful thing, so you
Speaker 4: believe blank.
Speaker 1: No, I don't believe that, right, I don't agree with that.
Speaker 1: I don't have to agree with everything.
Speaker 5: There's no law, so seth Wright's ridiculous ideas like Pregnant
Speaker 5: when men and drag shows for kids were almost impossible
Speaker 5: to satirize. I often said the hardest part of our
Speaker 5: job at the Babylon b was coming up with jokes
Speaker 5: that were more absurd than whatever Democrats were doing in
Speaker 5: real life. This should serve as a warning to the right.
Speaker 5: Ordinary people have their limits. Push too hard and you
Speaker 5: start losing people. My argument now is simply this, if
Speaker 5: the right doesn't learn from the left's mistakes, we risk
Speaker 5: suffering the same fate. It may already be too late.
Speaker 5: Bad ideas and those pushing them seem to be multiplying
Speaker 5: by the day. Nick Fuente is a man who glorifies Hitler,
Speaker 5: has grown his reach and influenced dramatically.
Speaker 1: In the recent.
Speaker 5: Months, finding his way onto mainstream platforms, and he mentions
Speaker 5: Fuentes is set to appear on Tucker Carlson's podcast. Well,
Speaker 5: he did appear on it and it did not disappoint.
Speaker 5: More on that later, and then he goes on to
Speaker 5: the increasing influence of I just looked it up, of
Speaker 5: that sort of person. So Nick Fuente is Trump had
Speaker 5: dinner with him? Right, Wasn't that one of the controversial ones?
Speaker 5: And yeah, the belief is Trump didn't really know who
Speaker 5: he was and should be more careful about who he
Speaker 5: sits down to dinner with. But Nick Fuente is a
Speaker 5: well describe him in short, He's a jew hating, white
Speaker 5: supremacist racist. He's everything that's the worst caricature of the
Speaker 5: right come to pass.
Speaker 4: Uh And I want to get back. I guess I
Speaker 4: was interview on Tucker Carlson is really something. I haven't
Speaker 4: seen it. I'm gonna watch it, but I just looked
Speaker 4: it up on Twitter. He's got Nick has a million followers,
Speaker 4: a million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 5: Enormously influential on the young what's sometimes called the woke right.
Speaker 5: Interestingly enough, The Free Beacon, which is one of my
Speaker 5: favorite publications as a piece by Andrew Styles and Thaliah
Speaker 5: Rampresod entitled watch Tucker Carlson solicits marriage counseling from squirrely
Speaker 5: virgin Nick Fuentes. Carlson tells cherubic influencer Nick Fuentes he's
Speaker 5: sorry for calling him a weird little gay kid who
Speaker 5: lives in his basement. But it is, and I'm encouraged
Speaker 5: by this harshly critical of their conversation, harshly critical.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: The Daily Wires Matt Walsh has repeatedly promised he will
Speaker 5: unite with anyone on the right. Presumably this radically inclusive
Speaker 5: offer extends even to the openly racist and anti Semitic
Speaker 5: Gropers who called for the death of his own boss,
Speaker 5: Paton Shapiro. Whenever I criticized the bad ideas on our side,
Speaker 5: anti Semitism, historically illiterate revisionism, baseless conspiracy theories, authoritarian impulses,
Speaker 5: A mob forms to accuse me of treachery and betrayal.
Speaker 5: I'm attack for punching right, dividing the movement, or hurting
Speaker 5: the cause. The slogan no enemies to the right isn't
Speaker 5: a strategy for defeating the left. It's suicide. And the
Speaker 5: piece goes on in this vein. I think I have
Speaker 5: already made the main arguments. Conservatives have made monumental gains
Speaker 5: in the courts and the legislature and in the culture
Speaker 5: by standing firm and fighting back, not by compromising. We
Speaker 5: didn't need to tear up the Constitution to beat back
Speaker 5: the left. We leveraged it. We defended free speech, and
Speaker 5: we overturned radical gender policies. We're working on it anyway.
Speaker 5: We re established parental rights in the face of indoctrination
Speaker 5: in our schools. In media and entertainment, truth telling alternatives
Speaker 5: are thriving because audiences are hungry for sanity. And he's
Speaker 5: attacking the idea that because we're losing and losing badly,
Speaker 5: we need to throw out all of our principles and norms.
Speaker 1: Just blood running in the streets.
Speaker 5: We've got various emailers or of that opinion, you boomers,
Speaker 5: you reaganizes.
Speaker 1: Your time is gone. Look what's happening to our country?
Speaker 5: Well Seth Dylon disagrees completely his summary or is finished anyway.
Speaker 5: Every victory we've earned came through courage and conviction, not
Speaker 5: cruelty or coercion. We're winning because we're right and because
Speaker 5: our constitutional republic makes it possible to course correct when
Speaker 5: free people stand up and speak Outative conservatism has never
Speaker 5: been about power or tribal victory. It's about conserving what's
Speaker 5: good and true regards listen of what's trending or how
Speaker 5: much it might cost us. The principles that make conservatism
Speaker 5: worth defending. Individual liberty, constitutional governance, objective truth are not
Speaker 5: impediments to victory. There, it's only foundation. Abandoning our principles
Speaker 5: in pursuit of power is not a winning strategy. It's
Speaker 5: a confession that we never really believed in them at all.
Speaker 1: Amen. Amen, Seth Dillon, CEO of the Babylondee.
Speaker 4: That's pretty good. You can't see this because this is right.
Speaker 4: I'm wearing a really cool fake mustache today that I
Speaker 4: wish was real and wish was mine.
Speaker 1: I wish.
Speaker 4: I don't care that I do have hair in my head,
Speaker 4: but I wish I could grow mustache like this. Can
Speaker 4: you get implants for that? Can they take care from
Speaker 4: my lower back?
Speaker 1: Hair talks?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Something like Yet.
Speaker 1: Ally it's good. I don't know. I don't know why not.
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Speaker 4: So John Stewart has a podcast in addition to his
Speaker 4: daily show that he does and on his Podcas asked
Speaker 4: he had Kamala Harris and he was gobsmacked when Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris claimed that Joe Biden was capable of running or
Speaker 4: serving another term as president.
Speaker 1: She actually said that.
Speaker 4: To John Stewart, which he did not receive well. Among
Speaker 4: other things, we can get to on the show today.
Speaker 1: I hope you can stick around.
Speaker 7: Has all our institutions h.
Speaker 9: Armstrong, he yetie effective immediately, Prince Andrew will be formally
Speaker 9: stripped of his royal titles. In a statement, Bucky and
Speaker 9: Palace announced King Charles initiated a formal process to remove
Speaker 9: the style, titles and honors of his younger brother, who
Speaker 9: will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten.
Speaker 4: Windsor He's just going to be Andrew Mountbatten from here
Speaker 4: on out. The royal formerly known as Prince completely stripped
Speaker 4: of his titles. I suppose he's gonna have to go
Speaker 4: on and get a job. Now, what's your work history?
Speaker 4: My work history is I show up to pageants and
Speaker 4: I uh.
Speaker 1: I smiled, I smile at people in wave. That's my
Speaker 1: work history. Well, so what changed?
Speaker 4: So he kind of got half booted out of the
Speaker 4: royal family right after the epscene story happened and he
Speaker 4: was attached to it. Now he's completely out of the
Speaker 4: family or the royal family, and he part of the
Speaker 4: royalty part of it. What I wonder what convinced them
Speaker 4: but pushed it over the edge. That girl's book, a
Speaker 4: woman's book who killed herself? Is that right, Katie, Katie, Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what I'm hearing. Is that all the reports said
Speaker 4: that it was her book. Yeah. She makes it pretty
Speaker 4: clear that he was. Wonder why she named what she says,
Speaker 4: why she named Prince Andrew. She did not name Ahod Barack,
Speaker 4: which may or may not be the prime minister she's
Speaker 4: talking about. That's the speculation, having choked her and scared
Speaker 4: her so much she thought she was going to die,
Speaker 4: some prime minister of some country. But that's what the
Speaker 4: speculation is. That it's a hud Brock of Israel who's
Speaker 4: been asked about it and denies it. And I don't
Speaker 4: have any idea if it's turnout. But apparently it was
Speaker 4: solid enough on the Andrews stuff that the royal family said,
Speaker 4: get out of here, you creep. Oh yeah, wow, Okay,
Speaker 4: so this is an interesting story. I will adjust to
Speaker 4: the world with one fewer British prints.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, this John Fetterman, Senator from Pennsylvania Democrat,
Speaker 4: he was on and he's been voting for the resolution
Speaker 4: to open the government back up. He's one of the
Speaker 4: handful of Democrats. He said today that he apologized on
Speaker 4: behalf of Senate Democrats who have not voted in the
Speaker 4: shut down. Said, it's an absolute failure and it's embarrassing.
Speaker 4: We need to get our s together and open the government,
Speaker 4: which is more or less without the s bomb What
Speaker 4: the Washington Post editorial bomb board says today, Open the
Speaker 4: dang government. Now argue about this stuff afterwards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: And the ironic ironic part of this is Chuck Schumer
Speaker 5: hasn't moved the needle against aoc one iota in his
Speaker 5: probable upcoming getting primaried. But if he hadn't stood up
Speaker 5: and fought, he might have just gotten absolutely trounced if
Speaker 5: he decaved again, even though that would have been the
Speaker 5: right thing to do. Different story, A Florida father to
Speaker 5: be wakes up from a coma after quite a while
Speaker 5: to tell officials that his angry girlfriend caused the car
Speaker 5: caused the.
Speaker 4: Car crash that put him in a coma. She did
Speaker 4: it on purpose and now she is being arrested.
Speaker 1: What the what?
Speaker 4: Yes, Daniel Waterman implicated this mumby woman that's her last name.
Speaker 5: I thought that was a descriptor. She's a little mumby
Speaker 5: for my tastes.
Speaker 4: They're driving down Interstate ninety five. He says she was
Speaker 4: angry at him for somebody he texted or something like that,
Speaker 4: and she screams at him, I don't care what happens.
Speaker 4: You'll get what you deserve and grabs the steering wheel
Speaker 4: and pilots them into a tree on purpose, angry at
Speaker 4: him put him in, leaving him in a coma. He's
Speaker 4: in a coma for months. He wakes up from the coma,
Speaker 4: tells officials, hey, she drove us into the tree because
Speaker 4: she is so mad at me, And officials apparently believed.
Speaker 4: They questioned him for quite a while and got all
Speaker 4: the information, and now she has been arrested and a
Speaker 4: brain so.
Speaker 5: Interesting that he has, you know, coherent and clear memories
Speaker 5: of right before his brain obviously got jostled pretty bad.
Speaker 4: And then he goes back into the Koman dies and
Speaker 4: he's dead. Yeah, So he wakes up for the coma
Speaker 4: just briefly to say, hey, by the way, something, I'm
Speaker 4: a pretty good driver. She grabbed the wheels, she drove
Speaker 4: us into a tree because she is mad at me.
Speaker 4: Thought I was texting some chick. Anyway, he crooks, Good lord,
Speaker 4: I didn't see that twist coming. At the end, he says, anyway,
Speaker 4: owing to and passes away.
Speaker 1: What woman that mumby looking woman? Isn't that quite a
Speaker 1: story though? Yeah? Wow, I'd say it's it's amazing and horrified.
Speaker 4: It comes out of the coma, So I don't know
Speaker 4: how the human brain works in a coma. So what
Speaker 4: it seemed like that that's the most recent memory you have,
Speaker 4: So that's like super on your mind.
Speaker 1: I guess I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'd be guessing, yeah, which you could tell by the
Speaker 5: fact that.
Speaker 1: I said I guess yes, Uh yeah.
Speaker 5: I find myself wondering did his brain say to itself, Look,
Speaker 5: we're about to croak. Let's rally for a day or two.
Speaker 5: We got to you gotta turn this woman in and
Speaker 5: then then we're croaking. So anyway, wake up, jimmy, people.
Speaker 4: Regular people. We've all probably experienced this. People regularly rally
Speaker 4: right before the end. Mm hmm yeah, and this guy
Speaker 4: did too. So good stuff coming up in our four.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris's hilarious book tour continues.
Speaker 5: We've got some great audio of that. If you don't
Speaker 5: get our four god bless you, my friend. I pity you.
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Speaker 4: That's why don't get all momby Honest, we've got clips
Speaker 4: of the week for hour four too, so again, get
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