Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Shoe, Getty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Getty and He Armstrong and Ytty. So
Speaker 2: Trump this out last night.
Speaker 3: It's funny. I was initially horrified. The more I think
Speaker 3: about it, the more I think that's a really American
Speaker 3: thing to do. Not only do we have a policy
Speaker 3: and the might to back it up, but our sense
Speaker 3: of humor is intact. I'm not defending it because again,
Speaker 3: initially I was horrified, But the more I think about it,
Speaker 3: the more I'm warming to it.
Speaker 1: It's there's some swagger there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know, maybe I'm overthinking it, but the
Speaker 4: whole hey, I A totally going to put you in
Speaker 4: a box when we just are having the discussion about
Speaker 4: whether this is a regime change operation or not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's definitely lends a little strategic ambiguity to the situation.
Speaker 1: I don't want to whoa whoa, whoa, whoa whoa.
Speaker 3: Did he like listen to all those they're asking this
Speaker 3: in the Halls of power, folks. Did he listen to
Speaker 3: all the lyrics in that song? Because some of them
Speaker 3: are like kind of crazy by modern geopolitics standards or
Speaker 3: did he just hear the beginning and think it was funny.
Speaker 3: It is kind of the problem of having I have
Speaker 3: this problem on our own Twitter account. It's kind of
Speaker 3: the problem of having like one account. Maybe you should
Speaker 3: have one account for these are things that I think
Speaker 3: are important and serious, and these are things that hey,
Speaker 3: look at this as wild. Isn't it so that they
Speaker 3: don't all end up in the same feed like you're
Speaker 3: fully in favor of this wacky thing that happened.
Speaker 1: It's just you just putting something out because you thought
Speaker 1: it was interesting.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Elon does that all the time.
Speaker 4: I mean he puts out things that are very very
Speaker 4: important and then it put out stuff like that. Why
Speaker 4: did you put that out? It's just because he thought
Speaker 4: it was funny. But right, yeah, fart humor.
Speaker 1: Boys. He keeping a low profile lately. Yeah. Well he's
Speaker 1: working on Tesla. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well in SpaceX, they're doing some interesting things. So this
Speaker 3: is more local governance than the presidency. Oh, that reminds
Speaker 3: me the shocking result of the Democratic primary for the
Speaker 3: mayoral race in New York City. Why it matters, It
Speaker 3: matters a lot. We got at least one text yesterday.
Speaker 3: Why you guess talking about the mayor of New York
Speaker 3: City who cares? Essentially it's important, is why? And not
Speaker 3: just because New York is New York, No, no, New Ripples.
Speaker 1: Far more significant than that. Even so, stay tuned us.
Speaker 4: A full on socialist is going to be the mayor
Speaker 4: of New York City almost.
Speaker 3: And he's got a good solid stripe of Islamism in
Speaker 3: him too, So isn't that lovely? So speaking of questionable
Speaker 3: local leadership, cut of he's a it's like it's part
Speaker 3: of La County.
Speaker 1: It's a smallest town.
Speaker 3: And the vice mayor, Cynthia Gonzales was caught on tape
Speaker 3: responding to the ice raids William Laganessa. Fox News did
Speaker 3: a pretty good job of setting it up. We'll start there.
Speaker 5: You know, it is rare to hear an elected officials
Speaker 5: say something so inflammatory as to challenge leaders of two
Speaker 5: of LA's largest Latino street gangs to target or confront
Speaker 5: federal agents.
Speaker 6: You guys are all about territory, and this is Eighteenth
Speaker 6: Street and this is DoD Anthea diy tag everything up,
Speaker 6: payming hood and now that your hood's been invaded by
Speaker 6: the biggest gang there is there a peep out you.
Speaker 1: So that's kind of hey.
Speaker 5: Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez seen here two weeks ago with
Speaker 5: LA Mayor Karen.
Speaker 1: Bass criticizing ICE.
Speaker 5: Now, Katagey is a city of twenty one thousand in
Speaker 5: southeast LA.
Speaker 1: It's ninety seven percent Latino.
Speaker 3: All right, So it's not exactly a big city, and
Speaker 3: this person is not exactly a big official. But can
Speaker 3: you imagine the environment you'd have to be in to
Speaker 3: think that's an okay thing to say out loud. Here's
Speaker 3: a little more from her.
Speaker 6: You guys are all about territory, and this is eight
Speaker 6: Street and this is Dorante. You tag everything up, claiming hood,
Speaker 6: and now that your hood's being invaded by the biggest
Speaker 6: gang there is, there ain't a peep value.
Speaker 3: Okay, Sorry, So that was part of the clip we
Speaker 3: already heard. Here she goes on the next clip, Michael.
Speaker 5: Her post on Friday follows in ICE operation near Kutahey,
Speaker 5: where DHS says residents and activists targeted. Agents had Border
Speaker 5: Patrol vehicles, while locals claim DHS vehicles ran them over.
Speaker 5: Gonzales shame the gangs for failing to show up and
Speaker 5: offer protection.
Speaker 6: I don't want to hear a peep out of you
Speaker 6: once they're gone, trying to claim that this is my block,
Speaker 6: This was not your block.
Speaker 1: You're near, you're helping out.
Speaker 6: So whoever's the leadership over there, just get your members
Speaker 6: in order.
Speaker 5: No response from Gonzalez, who says in a now deleted post,
Speaker 5: the FBI did pay her a visit and she is
Speaker 5: now seeking legal help.
Speaker 4: So I would like to what does she picture happening?
Speaker 4: Does she picture local teenagers getting into a gun battle
Speaker 4: with Ice winning than Ice saying, well, I guess this
Speaker 4: turf belongs to whatever the name of the group is,
Speaker 4: the gang is, and then leaves.
Speaker 1: Is that the way she pictures it going down, because
Speaker 1: that's not the way it will go down.
Speaker 3: Well, she's a blanket moron, obviously, I mean she she
Speaker 3: does not possess adult rational thought and or is such
Speaker 3: a well her She puts her ethnicity in front of
Speaker 3: her city and her country, clearly in defiance of the law,
Speaker 3: incredibly popular.
Speaker 1: Laws by the way, Wow, what a nut job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a troubling point of view from her calling
Speaker 4: out the gangs to fight Ice. Yeah, and again you
Speaker 4: think they would when an Ice would leave?
Speaker 3: Is how it would turn out, and she considers the
Speaker 3: federal government the biggest gang there is. Well, that's true, true,
Speaker 3: I mean so on the positive side.
Speaker 1: Bill A.
Speaker 3: Sale, who's the new US attorney for California's Central District,
Speaker 3: made a statement the other day didn't get a lot
Speaker 3: of attention. So wonder conservatives ever went in an election,
Speaker 3: since you really have to go looking for those points
Speaker 3: of view and that information is Sale said. Democratic politicians
Speaker 3: have convinced Californians that the state quote is a real
Speaker 3: sanctuary from federal policies. They dislike that misguided attitude, he said,
Speaker 3: explains the chaos that has broken out in the first
Speaker 3: two months of his job. He says, quote of the
Speaker 3: violence in LA, you're seeing what I call a public
Speaker 3: temper tantrum because they condition people to believe over the
Speaker 3: last few years that California is special or really is
Speaker 3: exempt from federal law.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 3: We are still going out and doing our enforcement operations.
Speaker 1: We have not stopped. We will not be deterred.
Speaker 3: And the only thing that's going to happen is you're
Speaker 3: going to see more resources come to our district to
Speaker 3: make sure we can successfully complete that mission. If they
Speaker 3: don't like the number of National Guard that are here now.
Speaker 3: They should see how many we get if this continues.
Speaker 3: He warned at a boy, Bill, you tell him.
Speaker 4: Hey, Iyatola gonna but you in a bus bommeran oh provocative.
Speaker 3: You know one more thing, Bill Saley says, because I
Speaker 3: really like the cut of his jip. He was there
Speaker 3: when ridiculous grand standing temporary Senator Alex Padilla of California
Speaker 3: barged into that news conference where Christy nom was talking
Speaker 3: and we got pushed to the ground and handcuffed.
Speaker 1: Do we still have that.
Speaker 3: Clip mocking him? Can we come up with that? When
Speaker 3: he was tearfully explaining what happened. But Asale, who was
Speaker 3: standing right near Nome, says, we all saw this extremely large,
Speaker 3: tall individual start charging at us and screaming. We had
Speaker 3: no idea he was there. I'd never met him before,
Speaker 3: I didn't know who he was. I wasn't expecting him
Speaker 3: to be there. So the security detail did its job.
Speaker 3: Nobody knew who he was.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have known. I'm a Californian and I wouldn't
Speaker 4: have recognized him. No, No, certainly not dressed like that.
Speaker 1: But he tried to go Savior slash martyr for the
Speaker 1: down with the Feds, up with the illegals, cause pathetic.
Speaker 1: Well it's the waters we swim in now, performative everything. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't like these waters.
Speaker 3: We do different waters, healing waters, TikTok videos, healing waters.
Speaker 1: Need to go to that.
Speaker 4: What do they have down in Sedona, Arizona. They got
Speaker 4: the h they called vortex's or whatever they are. I've
Speaker 4: talked about this before when I was there. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: into this Yeah, the hot springs, No, they got hot
Speaker 4: springs there, but they have these they call the vortexes
Speaker 4: or something. They're completely am made up. It's bs. But
Speaker 4: they're all over the place there and like you can
Speaker 4: go sit there in the healing vibrations or whatever will
Speaker 4: help you talk to your grandmother or something. Some kinds
Speaker 4: of weird that would be lovely. But yeah, energy energy vartexas,
Speaker 4: that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 1: They're all over the place.
Speaker 4: I mean you drive around Sodona, there's a billboard every
Speaker 4: five hundred feet to the best energy vortex in Arizona.
Speaker 4: And then people go sit in a tent and apparently
Speaker 4: the energy is there because of the native tribes or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they get their vortex on.
Speaker 3: Good for them, and you know what else, they can
Speaker 3: walk more easily because their wallet is lightened.
Speaker 1: Right, So that's a win, right.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: I want to get back into this bill a sale
Speaker 3: guy later on at some point, because he went off
Speaker 3: on the restive view of criminal justice in California and
Speaker 3: how rotten and ridiculous it is. Good, he's doing great work.
Speaker 3: Go get them built.
Speaker 4: I should just buy a piece of land somewhere. I
Speaker 4: already have a piece of land. I should use it.
Speaker 4: Claim there's an energy of vortex there from some native tribe.
Speaker 3: It's unfalsifiable, meaning you can't you can't prove that's not true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel it right, I feel it right now,
Speaker 1: the whole vortex. Oh, there it goes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll grow a beard long enough to like tie
Speaker 4: a knot in the bottom of it. Star wearing sandals, Yes,
Speaker 4: have a rap about how it's gonna cleanse your something
Speaker 4: or other.
Speaker 3: Just thinking outside the box. How about a couple of
Speaker 3: head tattoos like moon and stars, something earthy, kind of
Speaker 3: vaguely native americanny. I'm your chrome dollars, right, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 1: I think you've got a retirement plan.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna start an energy vortex on a piece of
Speaker 4: land and become just the public face of it. Come
Speaker 4: a a fraudulent healer. That's my retirement plan, right. Really,
Speaker 4: all you have to do is be the public face
Speaker 4: of it.
Speaker 3: And then I have a couple of employees who will
Speaker 3: pose as customers and they'll walk out of the tent
Speaker 3: or cabin or.
Speaker 1: A cave or whatever you choose to go.
Speaker 3: It's you know, it's all a matter of style, and
Speaker 3: people will be rubbing their chin thinking about and they'll
Speaker 3: walk out and say, oh my god, that's the most
Speaker 3: moving thing I've ever done.
Speaker 1: Oh, I feel like a different human being.
Speaker 4: You just hire people to do that, that idea, you
Speaker 4: hire like a couple and a child, plan all day long.
Speaker 4: Keep coming out of the most recent session. Oh I
Speaker 4: went in there with so much emotional turmoil, and now
Speaker 4: I'm as as light as a feather.
Speaker 1: It's this fantastic hire.
Speaker 3: Some young Thespians, some theater kid have tears in his
Speaker 3: eyes saying.
Speaker 1: I'm the happiest I've ever been.
Speaker 4: Go to a local college where kids are taking drama.
Speaker 4: Pay him a fifty bucks because they're not gonna make
Speaker 4: any money any other way and they'll come and act
Speaker 4: like it. Oh yeah, the plant is. I mean that's
Speaker 4: a time honored tradition in the fraud business.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I have a plan, all right, stay here.
Speaker 9: Nationwide boycott against McDonald's. The grassroots movement led by the
Speaker 9: People's Union USA, is calling on people to refrain from
Speaker 9: spending at the fast food chain until next Monday in
Speaker 9: honor of fair taxes, equality, and ending price gouging. McDonald's
Speaker 9: called the group's claims misleading and said it remains committed
Speaker 9: to inclusion.
Speaker 4: If six people joined that boycott, I would be surprised.
Speaker 3: I want to include a burger in my belly. That's
Speaker 3: the inclusion. I'm include some fries with that. That's the
Speaker 3: inclusion I'm in favor of.
Speaker 1: I got a number of texts like this.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people would pay good money
Speaker 4: to hang out in the Jack of Vortex even if
Speaker 4: it was fraud. So maybe I will get that operation going.
Speaker 4: If you don't know what we're talking about, get the
Speaker 4: last segment. You can find it in the podcast Armstrong
Speaker 4: and Getting on demand.
Speaker 1: You don't do that, You're a fool New.
Speaker 4: York Post had So you got to take it with
Speaker 4: a grain of salt, as The New York Post is
Speaker 4: a combination of some of the best real news and
Speaker 4: crap that you've ever heard. Leg lengthening surgery is catching on.
Speaker 4: Here's why patients drop thousands on the Frankenstein procedure. We
Speaker 4: do have a spoiler of is it a TV show
Speaker 4: or a movie?
Speaker 1: Is the Materialist? It's a movie. Oh, yes, it's a movie.
Speaker 4: Yes, starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal who I hate, and
Speaker 4: Chris Evans. Anyway, it's a movie, I guess, and a
Speaker 4: spoiler alert. In the movie, she falls for a guy
Speaker 4: that she says is perfect. He's rich, he's nice, he's handsome,
Speaker 4: he's six foot tall. Later in the movie you find
Speaker 4: out that he had leg lengthening surgery.
Speaker 1: Spoiler alert. That's what I said.
Speaker 4: And so this article is claiming that leg lengthening surgery
Speaker 4: is catching on and becoming more popular.
Speaker 1: I don't have the slightest idea.
Speaker 4: Uh, if you're wondering what the surgery is like, I mean,
Speaker 4: it is exactly what it says. The surgery involves breaking
Speaker 4: the femur and or tibia, inserting rods, and turning the
Speaker 4: rods by up to one millimeter per day as new
Speaker 4: bone fills in.
Speaker 1: The gap.
Speaker 4: Sounds slight, according to the International Center for Limb Lengthening HM.
Speaker 4: The International Center for Limb Lengthening all right, the surgery
Speaker 4: can add up to six inches at height, though most
Speaker 4: patients gain two or three inches, which is the recommended lengthening,
Speaker 4: and then recommending two or three You walk into the
Speaker 4: workplace two or three inches taller, people are gonna notice.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, you come in all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: you got I have a full head of jet black hair,
Speaker 4: and like, I'm hoping nobody will say anything. But if
Speaker 4: I come in six inches taller, people.
Speaker 1: Say, wow, that's the point. It's a millimeter a day,
Speaker 1: it's perfect.
Speaker 4: And I think somebody that I don't know works down
Speaker 4: the hall and hasn't seen me in a couple of months, would.
Speaker 1: Say, good God, what happened? It sounds like of them
Speaker 1: probably mad. Yeah, that's good point.
Speaker 4: Yeah you're six inches taller. But again, the International Center
Speaker 4: for Limb Lengthening suggests just a couple two or three inches.
Speaker 4: It's cosmetic surgeries not covered by insurance. It is expensive.
Speaker 4: It costs more than one hundred and twenty thousand dollars,
Speaker 4: while tibia and femur lengthening combined can cost an excess
Speaker 4: of a quarter of a million, depending on.
Speaker 1: Who you get it done. I'd go ahead and go
Speaker 1: with somebody good.
Speaker 3: Oh, you never regret buying quality when you're lengthening your limbs.
Speaker 3: It's cheaper abroads as a New York post, so some
Speaker 3: American men are traveling to places like Turkey to get
Speaker 3: a cheaper procedure.
Speaker 4: Similar to hair trams plants. Yeah, it's a good idea.
Speaker 4: Go to Turkey and get a cheap ol leg lengthening surgery.
Speaker 4: Let me know how that goes.
Speaker 1: Nikes, just accept your height. You'll be okay. Look at
Speaker 1: Danny DeVito.
Speaker 4: He's no, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: You can't say that you're over six feet tall.
Speaker 3: That's incredibly So why don't you tell us how black
Speaker 3: people feel, Jack, I have tall privilege.
Speaker 1: Good lord, we're gonna have a socialist New York mayor.
Speaker 7: Armstrong and Getty, endorsed by Congresswoman Alexandria Acossio Cortes and
Speaker 7: former DNC Vice chair David Hogg. Mom Donnie represents a
Speaker 7: younger generation and more progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 7: He calls himself a democratic socialist, promising free city buses,
Speaker 7: free childcare, and city owned grocery stores. This is our
Speaker 7: chance to turn the page on the politics of the past.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the headline socialist Zooran Memdani stuns New York in
Speaker 4: mayoral election results. I don't know if it was that stunning. Uh,
Speaker 4: polls showed it was going in that direction. A big picture,
Speaker 4: it's pretty stunning. As a one commentator put it, I
Speaker 4: remember when Democrats used to run away from the term socialist.
Speaker 4: Wait a second, don't call me that. This guy proudly
Speaker 4: calls himself a socialist and is going to get elected
Speaker 4: mayor probably and to a lot of America being endorsed
Speaker 4: by AOC and David Hogg is not exactly right.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not a positive yet.
Speaker 3: This fella was in the report there laid out some
Speaker 3: of his policies. One could take several different tax in
Speaker 3: discussing this. Certainly the most obvious one is that the
Speaker 3: appeal of socialism, the surface appeal, particularly to.
Speaker 1: Young voters, is timeless.
Speaker 3: You can run this same scam over and over and
Speaker 3: over again and say, explain how rent control is going
Speaker 3: to punish those landlords and by golly, your apartment's going
Speaker 3: to be affordable and you live there as long as
Speaker 3: you want, and you're not gonna have to struggle and
Speaker 3: blah blah blah, even though it's been proved over and
Speaker 3: over and over again that exactly the opposite will happen.
Speaker 1: Would be if that government run grocery stores. I'd have
Speaker 1: bought that as a twenty two year old. Yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: absolutely true. True.
Speaker 3: That was one of the other angles I was attempted
Speaker 3: to take is that young voters on both sides of
Speaker 3: the aisle, frankly, they just have not been around the block,
Speaker 3: and they don't understand that there are political scams. For instance,
Speaker 3: you know, we're gonna institute rent controls and you'll be
Speaker 3: able to afford your rent that are ageless. I mean
Speaker 3: they've been run up the flagpole over and over and
Speaker 3: over again, and you know, you get a little age
Speaker 3: and you see them and you understand why they're scams.
Speaker 1: Oh, it makes like every other scam in human history.
Speaker 4: It makes you roll your eyes. Once you get older,
Speaker 4: you've heard the same story fifteen times from everybody.
Speaker 1: Okay, got it here? You sure you are? Yeah?
Speaker 3: This here, snake oil will cure your arthritis, give you
Speaker 3: better erections, and make you smarter as well. You'll be
Speaker 3: the envy of the entire village if you just take
Speaker 3: a spoonful of this snake oil. I mean that's it's
Speaker 3: a lot of politics, honestly, and you have a lot
Speaker 3: of young voters who fell for this and some articulate,
Speaker 3: charming guy. He's a Trustafarian, Muslim activist and a socialist.
Speaker 4: It helps to be running against an ancient scumbag. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean Andrew Como's all kinds of an awful human
Speaker 4: being and he's very very old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can be better, we can reach higher.
Speaker 3: Do we have an age on the old groper? Can
Speaker 3: somebody look at Selsior? I think he's sixty seven?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, he is six or he reads older than
Speaker 1: his age.
Speaker 4: And worse than the groping, you know, I don't know,
Speaker 4: maybe I shouldn't say that, but worse than groping to
Speaker 4: me was all the destroying evidence and threatening to fire
Speaker 4: people in everything when they were investigating his moves of
Speaker 4: you know, putting old people in old folks homes that
Speaker 4: killed them with COVID. I mean, he's a flat out crook.
Speaker 4: So to just to not Bury the lead. They're less
Speaker 4: one hundred percent of the vote is in New York.
Speaker 4: Mandani got mom, Donnie got forty three and a half
Speaker 4: percent of voters.
Speaker 1: He shall act.
Speaker 3: Cuomo's in second place. Now they have to go to
Speaker 3: the rank choice balloting thing. I think Tuesday they'll have
Speaker 3: a probably a definitive result.
Speaker 1: But if you win the Democratic primary, you're you're in
Speaker 1: very good shape. And Cuomo conceded early yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Cuomo, who's going to take a look at the
Speaker 3: numbers and probably run as an independent up against this
Speaker 3: guy and the incredibly unpopular half wit current mayor what's
Speaker 3: his face? Adam's right, Eric Adams? Uh so you know
Speaker 3: where it stops. Nobody knows. But this is really quite
Speaker 3: a development that somebody this far down the line of oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm an openly avowedly proudly socialist candidate could get that
Speaker 3: percentage of the vote. Urban politics is so interesting. I
Speaker 3: won't go down on that tangent, but well, right, it's yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't think this model is going to work everywhere.
Speaker 3: And if the Democrats their lesson they take from this
Speaker 3: is okay, this is how we win elections. We run
Speaker 3: AOC type candidate's young socialists, Okay, go for it everywhere. Well,
Speaker 3: that is one of the other tangents I wanted to
Speaker 3: touch on at least, is that the Democratic Party, especially
Speaker 3: if this guy wins it becomes the mayor of New
Speaker 3: York City.
Speaker 1: If you're a Democrat, it will.
Speaker 3: Be unavoidable that you have to talk about this guy
Speaker 3: and his policies and whether you agree with them, disagree
Speaker 3: with them, or are you taking a wait and see attitude?
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: It is like an actual neo Nazi became ran as
Speaker 3: a Republican and won a major mayoral race. You don't
Speaker 3: think every Republican in the country would be asked, what
Speaker 3: do you think of Heinrich von Stupelhoffen being mayor of
Speaker 3: whatever city?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 3: I mean so, it'll be interesting to see what Democrats
Speaker 3: make of this, as their brand is already in the toilet.
Speaker 3: But one other angle of this that I wanted to
Speaker 3: mention Clip number thirty Michael.
Speaker 7: State lawmaker Zorn Mamdani some thirty four years Cuomos Junior,
Speaker 7: the thirty three year old would become New York City's
Speaker 7: first Muslim mayor. He denies accusations of anti Semitism, but
Speaker 7: refuses to acknowledge Israel's right to exist as a Jewish
Speaker 7: state and criticized Israel not Jmas, just one day after
Speaker 7: the October seventh terror attack, saying peace could only come
Speaker 7: by ending the apartheid.
Speaker 3: I didn't know some of the hardest core Columbia professors
Speaker 3: who are up with hamas major contributors to this guy's campaign.
Speaker 4: And the fact that he refuses to say Israel should
Speaker 4: exist as a state is amazing. And he could be
Speaker 4: mayor of New York City. I was listening to a
Speaker 4: commentary magazine They're a Jewish Outfit Podcasts the other day
Speaker 4: and they're pointing out that as recently as the eighties,
Speaker 4: I think New York was like thirty percent Jewish, but
Speaker 4: it's a smaller percentage now. It's still pretty high, high teens,
Speaker 4: twenty percent something like that. But man, you can become
Speaker 4: mayor of New York refusing to say Israel should exist
Speaker 4: as a state. And we've been talking about the nexus
Speaker 4: between the radical left in America, the secular radical left,
Speaker 4: the gender bending madness stuff, the defund the police. The
Speaker 4: convicts are just in prison because of white supremacy. You
Speaker 4: got to turn them all loose all of that radical
Speaker 4: Marxist stuff, and the fact that, as The New York
Speaker 4: Times puts it, uh Mazor and Mamdani's success is especially
Speaker 4: meaningful for.
Speaker 1: Muslim New Yorkers.
Speaker 3: He would be the first Muslim mayor of New York City,
Speaker 3: and his faith played a role in expanding the diverse
Speaker 3: coalition that propelled his campaign. Muslims make up twelve percent
Speaker 3: of the electorate and York City for what it's worth.
Speaker 3: And I became aware the other day of the number
Speaker 3: of major English cities who have Muslim mayors, and a
Speaker 3: lot of those stories look a lot like this story.
Speaker 3: The radical useful left joins with Islamists to win elections.
Speaker 3: And by an interesting coincidence, we came across this audio
Speaker 3: the other day. This is in Iranian refugee. As he explains,
Speaker 3: listen to his point of view fourteen Michael, I'm.
Speaker 8: A political refugee from Iran. I've been to prison, I've
Speaker 8: been under Islamic law, and I know how it starts,
Speaker 8: and I know how it ends, and it always starts
Speaker 8: with for some reason, unity of Lefts and Islamists, and
Speaker 8: it scares me.
Speaker 1: So I came here to be free.
Speaker 8: I chose Canada as my second home to be a
Speaker 8: live in a free country. And I'm beginning to get
Speaker 8: really scared because the way things are going, it looks
Speaker 8: like they're going to basically appease Islamists just to not
Speaker 8: raise any rucus or something. They're just going to appease
Speaker 8: them step by step, and they're not going to stop.
Speaker 8: They see it as a sign of weakness, so they're
Speaker 8: gonna take more and more, and I'm against that. I
Speaker 8: believe Canada should be free and freedom of speech is
Speaker 8: something that nobody can take.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Canada is extra far down that appeasement road in
Speaker 3: a way that the US isn't quite. But the main
Speaker 3: point is that Islamists want to tear down Western governments
Speaker 3: and systems. Radical leftists want to tear down Western governments
Speaker 3: and systems. Are they are natural allies. This movie has
Speaker 3: been played many, many times on the cinema of Earth
Speaker 3: in recent you know, days, weeks, months, and centuries. It's
Speaker 3: pretty clear what's happening now if you understand political movements.
Speaker 1: So what percentage of New York is a Muslim?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: The electorate its twelve percent.
Speaker 4: So I looked up the Jewish population. Now it is
Speaker 4: thirteen to fifteen depending on the borough, so it's close
Speaker 4: to the same. Again, it wasn't that many decades ago.
Speaker 4: New York was like thirty percent Jewish but moved to
Speaker 4: Florida or whatever happened. That's really interesting, the changing politics
Speaker 4: around that Holy Cow. And then you've got the you know,
Speaker 4: you get rewarded for being violent, you know, and the
Speaker 4: obvious caveat Most Muslims are not violent and don't believe
Speaker 4: in this craziness either, but enough do that it scares
Speaker 4: a lot of people, and you don't want to anger
Speaker 4: him where you can say all kinds of nasty things
Speaker 4: about Mormons or Catholics or even Jews and you know
Speaker 4: they're not going to come bomb you, but you say
Speaker 4: it about Muslims and you're afraid that some of the
Speaker 4: crazies might, so you keep your mouth shut.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, well you know that and the whole a
Speaker 3: you sound bigoted or blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Not all Muslims that well.
Speaker 3: They're irrelevant to the discussion. The answer to that is, well,
Speaker 3: I'm not talking about those people. I have no problem
Speaker 3: with those people. It's people who want to institute some
Speaker 3: version of Sharia law or is Islam.
Speaker 1: Is its root. It's a political system and a religion.
Speaker 3: Anybody who knows anything about it understands that in a
Speaker 3: way that the Christianity is quite explicitly not. In fact,
Speaker 3: Jesus said, render under Caesar. What is Caesar's I'm building
Speaker 3: you a kingdom in heaven, not under Earthlet I'm not
Speaker 3: a government guy, whereas Islam is absolutely the opposite, as
Speaker 3: practiced by hundreds of millions of people worldwide, certainly not
Speaker 3: all Muslims, but enough to count.
Speaker 4: Wow, there is a lot of news coming out of
Speaker 4: the NATO summit going on right now, because Trump is
Speaker 4: doing a press conference standing there with Marco Rubio and
Speaker 4: Pete Heggszag. Now he's looking up at the TV, and
Speaker 4: I got distracted by Pete Hegseeth pointing with a very
Speaker 4: fierce look on his face at the reporters, And so
Speaker 4: I was reading the closed caption. He was agitated like
Speaker 4: I was earlier in the show about the media coverage,
Speaker 4: being gleeful, obviously thrilled that perhaps the Iranian nuclear capacity
Speaker 4: was not destroyed, that they may be able to get
Speaker 4: a bomb. Now, why are you happy about that? Pete
Speaker 4: exth was very incensed about that, as I was. And
Speaker 4: we'll get to some of that an hour three. Trump
Speaker 4: was just asked asked, wow, I'm a three year old.
Speaker 4: Trump was just asked, what's your stance on an article five?
Speaker 4: There at the NATO summit? What he said will shock
Speaker 4: you or not, But that's pretty interesting. Yeah, why is
Speaker 4: the mainstream media happy if an enemy in the United
Speaker 4: States gets a nuclear weapon?
Speaker 1: You're weird.
Speaker 4: You are your Trump Arrangement syndrome. Any failure Trump makes
Speaker 4: me happy.
Speaker 1: That's great. Your strikes weren't a good thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you need to move away. You've lost your sense
Speaker 4: of decency. But we'll get to that now or three
Speaker 4: along other things. Stay here.
Speaker 10: The construction is underway deep into Florida Everglades on a
Speaker 10: massive migrant detention camp that state officials.
Speaker 1: Are calling Alligator Alcatraz.
Speaker 10: Starting next month, five thousand migrants will be housed in
Speaker 10: trailers and heavy duty tents at this remote, abandoned airfield,
Speaker 10: and a promotional video set to music, Florida's Attorney General
Speaker 10: lays out what he considers a deterrent for any potential escapees.
Speaker 1: People get out.
Speaker 4: There's not much waiting for him other than alligators.
Speaker 1: And pytheis all right.
Speaker 4: I'm going to be in the Everglades in just a
Speaker 4: couple of days with my kids checking out alligators and
Speaker 4: whatnot and probably getting eaten alive by mosquitoes. But do
Speaker 4: we need to send mog the bounty hunter now running
Speaker 4: our immigration services. I want to do something about illegal immigration,
Speaker 4: threatening them with alligator chompins.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's necessary, but.
Speaker 3: Right, so, coming up next hour, there is tons of
Speaker 3: news being generated out of the NATO meetings. On a
Speaker 3: lighter note, inside the complex and petty prenups of the
Speaker 3: super wealthy with the big Bezos nuptials approaching. But first,
Speaker 3: in breaking bison news, we go to Katy Green.
Speaker 11: Some Yellowstone visitors were left reeling from witnessing a bison's
Speaker 11: last moments after the animal fell into one of the
Speaker 11: park's hot springs on Saturday.
Speaker 3: That's horrifying. Oh boiled bison for dinner tonight. Oh that's horrifying. Boy,
Speaker 3: that's a caveman death, as we used to call it.
Speaker 3: That sort of thing. You know, see the Librea tarpits
Speaker 3: in La If you've never been, that's.
Speaker 1: As old as time.
Speaker 11: Wow, go on, Katie, I mean they said it happens
Speaker 11: at the park, but that it's rare. It took a
Speaker 11: few steps into a shallow area to the right of
Speaker 11: the pool, turned around, looked at us, stepped out quickly,
Speaker 11: and then fell down into the water and drowned.
Speaker 4: That's why you don't get off the path. Did it
Speaker 4: not read the signs you don't get off the path?
Speaker 4: I was there last summer. If I'm a ranger, I
Speaker 4: can't resist. All right, now, you believe the sign?
Speaker 1: Do you? Stupid tourists? Do they think it was a suicide?
Speaker 4: Their speculation?
Speaker 3: Wow, I've got a couple of dark jokes flashed through
Speaker 3: my head, but I'll leave them alone.
Speaker 1: His wife had left it for another bison. I don't
Speaker 1: know what happened.
Speaker 3: For instance, it couldn't live in a world with Trump
Speaker 3: as president, right exactly. It was a progressive bison.
Speaker 4: According to got be horrifying for the kids because I
Speaker 4: assume there'd be some struggling and screaming. I mean, you
Speaker 4: just fell into boiling water.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've witnessed a couple of quote unquote National geographic moments
Speaker 3: during communes with nature, which is one of my favorite things.
Speaker 1: And it's exciting.
Speaker 3: It first, the whole, the pursuit, the thrill of the chase,
Speaker 3: the natural world doing its thing in front of you.
Speaker 3: But then when the one beast gets the upper hand
Speaker 3: over the other beast and that beast is gonna die,
Speaker 3: it's it's it's it's beast b is not happy about
Speaker 3: it and expresses it's unhappiness in poignant ways.
Speaker 4: Speaking of beasts, we have breaking liver king news. Do
Speaker 4: you know the liver king Katie does? And I don't
Speaker 4: know if you just have to do enough searching on
Speaker 4: your phone about fitness before you start getting fed all
Speaker 4: kinds of liver king supplement ads. He's this giant bearded
Speaker 4: steroid freak who's been around for a year or so
Speaker 4: now selling all kinds of supplements and he's he's about
Speaker 4: the all meat diet and you'd look like me if
Speaker 4: you ate like me, and all this different sort of stuff.
Speaker 11: And he sits there and he eats raw liver on
Speaker 11: his channel and videos yea.
Speaker 4: And he's constantly got blood pouring down chin because he's
Speaker 4: eaten raw meat. Picture here of him here with like
Speaker 4: a big chunk of meat around his ridiculously swollen shoulders.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, he's got that physique that no
Speaker 4: normal human being ever has had or should have, and
Speaker 4: his veins are bulging out anyway. Joe Rogan had been
Speaker 4: calling him out for a long time as a fraud fraudster.
Speaker 4: He's just he's he's obviously a steroid abuser and the
Speaker 4: diet has nothing to do with it, and the guy
Speaker 4: is semi unhinged seeming in his videos. Well, dude, liver King,
Speaker 4: who has a name, doesn't matter what. Brian Johnson known
Speaker 4: on social media as a liver King. He went to
Speaker 4: Austin and had been putting a whole bunch of threatening
Speaker 4: posts out there about Rogan, Joe Rogan who lives in
Speaker 4: Austin now and he lives in a fourteen million dollar
Speaker 4: giant estate. And they arrested liver King yesterday. They they
Speaker 4: they haven't released any more information, but apparently they had
Speaker 4: enough reason to think he was threatening Joe Rogan and
Speaker 4: meant it that he was arrested.
Speaker 3: Wow, steroids the county jail diet, heavy on, heavy on,
Speaker 3: like reconstituted mashed potatoes.
Speaker 1: What a nut job. So Trump at NATO.
Speaker 4: All kinds of interesting news breaking that we will get
Speaker 4: to in our three if.
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