Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio of the
Speaker 1: George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Jettie and he Armstrong and Jetty. The fourth
Speaker 2: major incident in just months.
Speaker 3: This latest mishaf occurring when the pilot of an FA
Speaker 3: eighteen super Hornet was attempting a nighttime tale hook landing
Speaker 3: on the USS Truman, but the jet ended up falling
Speaker 3: off the end of.
Speaker 2: The flight deck instead.
Speaker 3: Just eight days ago, another F eighteen fell off the
Speaker 3: Truman as the jet was being towed.
Speaker 1: A third F eighteen from the.
Speaker 3: Truman was accidentally shot down by one of the other
Speaker 3: US warships and the carriers Strike Group near the beginning
Speaker 3: of the deployment, and in February the carrier collided with
Speaker 3: a cargo ship, causing significant damage.
Speaker 4: Arthur At It's of ABC News now. The thing, I
Speaker 4: don't know, I'm not jumping at any conclusions. If that's pretty
Speaker 4: much in line with how often you have accidents when
Speaker 4: you're trying to do complicated, dangerous things in a war zone,
Speaker 4: or it's a level of incompetence that we can't tolerate.
Speaker 2: I don't have the slightest idea. I just hope.
Speaker 4: People are being honest at some level with which of
Speaker 4: those two it is, and making sure we're ready right exactly?
Speaker 1: Are we even within normal parameters of mishaps and training
Speaker 1: because you do dangerous things over and over again, so
Speaker 1: they get less inangerous. Yeah, I would like to know that.
Speaker 1: I actually think Pete Hegseeth is probably a pretty good
Speaker 1: guy to be brutally honest about what's happening in the
Speaker 1: significance of it. So I'll wait and see. I agree
Speaker 1: with you. Let's not leap to any sort of conclusions.
Speaker 2: He can include his wife. Oh no, not.
Speaker 4: He can include his wife on the conversation about it
Speaker 4: if he wants to do.
Speaker 1: Sure, Yeah, yeah, why not? Seems like a lovely gal.
Speaker 4: So I think it's kind of interesting that as a
Speaker 4: big World War two fan, May eight is not in
Speaker 4: my head V day. We've always focused on the end
Speaker 4: of the war being when we defeated Japan. We were
Speaker 4: attacked by Japan. We weren't attacked, you know, directly obviously
Speaker 4: by Germany. I'm sorry if I have to stop, I'll
Speaker 4: just leave if I can't talk. But like in Russia,
Speaker 4: you know, It's a huge day, mate. They're having giant
Speaker 4: celebrations for three days about the end of World War
Speaker 4: Two in Europe has always been a very, very big deal.
Speaker 2: In the United States, we focused on the Japan In anyway.
Speaker 2: Trump wants to change that.
Speaker 4: President Trump again today said that he would rename today
Speaker 4: May eighth as a victory Day for World War II,
Speaker 4: so that the United States could celebrate its achievements in
Speaker 4: that conflict. Today, our nation proudly commemorates the eightieth anniversary
Speaker 4: of the Allied Powers triumph over national socialism and fascism
Speaker 4: and the end.
Speaker 2: Of World War Two in Europe, one of the.
Speaker 4: Most epic victories for forces of freedom in the history
Speaker 4: of the world. Trump posted today, Right, the announcement came
Speaker 4: a week after a late night post.
Speaker 2: Why they have to.
Speaker 4: Point out it's a late night post in the New
Speaker 4: York Times. Diference doesn't make what time of day the
Speaker 4: post is.
Speaker 1: You're suggesting something New York Times. Yeah, Well, Trump's not
Speaker 1: a drinker. I mean, if it was my late night posts,
Speaker 1: fair enough.
Speaker 4: But after a late night Amazon purchase, a very weird thing. Right,
Speaker 4: the announcement came after Trump and a truth social post
Speaker 4: last week, he vowed to rename Veterans Day, which is
Speaker 4: November eleventh, as Victory Day over World War One. We
Speaker 4: won both wars. Nobody was close to us in terms
Speaker 4: of strength, bravery, or military brilliance. Well, we never celebrate
Speaker 4: anything here. Trump said, We're going to start celebrating our
Speaker 4: victories again. It's not clear if he intends to make
Speaker 4: it a federal holiday or try to make these federal
Speaker 4: holidays or what, or if he'll never think about it
Speaker 4: again after posting that today.
Speaker 1: I don't know, right, Yeah, yeah, I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know how I stand on this.
Speaker 2: I think I'm fine with the way it is. I
Speaker 2: like Veterans Day.
Speaker 4: I like we you know, I like having Veterans Day,
Speaker 4: the day where we honor all veterans who fought nors,
Speaker 4: and you know whatever.
Speaker 2: I think it's fine the way it is.
Speaker 1: AnyWho I well, and from an American perspective, with all
Speaker 1: due respect to the incredible significance of V Day, it
Speaker 1: was on VJ Day, as it used to be called,
Speaker 1: that hundreds of thousands of American families ninety eight percent
Speaker 1: didn't have to figure didn't have to fear they would
Speaker 1: never see dad again, right, they would never see their
Speaker 1: brother or their son again, because they're still fighting and
Speaker 1: dying like crazing in the Pacific. So I just I
Speaker 1: don't know what he's thinking about. I mean, I get
Speaker 1: the whole we need to be proud, We need to
Speaker 1: be affirmatively proud of our might, of our goodness, of
Speaker 1: our opportunity, the rest of it. I'm with him one
Speaker 1: hundred percent. I'm not sure this is the right way
Speaker 1: to express.
Speaker 4: I think he's I think he's bothered by the fact
Speaker 4: that Putin has such a big celebration, and he's like,
Speaker 4: wait a second, we're the storm in the beaches of Normandy.
Speaker 4: Come on, what do you so? I think that's where
Speaker 4: it's coming from. I'm not sure it's of great significance.
Speaker 4: I do think this is true, though I actually believe this.
Speaker 4: It didn't occur to me until a couple months ago,
Speaker 4: when this was a topic about, you know, how often
Speaker 4: men think about the Roman Empire, and then the whole
Speaker 4: thing about how often men think about World War Two.
Speaker 4: I think it's just a It makes perfect evolutionary sense,
Speaker 4: and it is why we do it.
Speaker 2: You grow up as a male find out World.
Speaker 4: War two is the biggest threat that's ever happened in
Speaker 4: the history of the world, and we're designed to figure
Speaker 4: out what's a threat to me procreating and raising a family.
Speaker 2: Oh, world War two. I need to learn about this.
Speaker 1: And how what was learned in it that I can
Speaker 1: benefit from when I'm defending my home and my family
Speaker 1: from death.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred percent. I think it's that simple.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and we continue to pay attention to it, which
Speaker 4: just finally.
Speaker 1: And look, I'm not gonna get all ranty on you
Speaker 1: about this, but I think it's a measure of how
Speaker 1: decadent and softly as are as a society that And look,
Speaker 1: young people make fun of silly stuff because they don't
Speaker 1: understand wisdom comes, you know, bit by bit with age.
Speaker 1: So it's fine. I don't take all this very seriously.
Speaker 1: But we live in a society where people snicker at
Speaker 1: and belittle the idea of trying to understand the great
Speaker 1: conflicts of mankind and men wanting to know what happened
Speaker 1: and how I could delate it.
Speaker 4: And that bothers me. That's why I brought it up.
Speaker 4: It pisses me off when people laugh at the idea.
Speaker 2: Of World War Two. Okay, here he goes again.
Speaker 4: There's a reason to study the most dangerous thing that
Speaker 4: ever happened to mankind in the last you know, one
Speaker 4: hundred years.
Speaker 1: Right, especially as it tends to repeat itself a lot. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree completely. I mean, I was going to bring
Speaker 1: up again because I'm just so astounded by it. This
Speaker 1: trend of fridge scaping. It's a big trend online. Hold on,
Speaker 1: hold on, I'm sick. I can't handle these transitions that
Speaker 1: happen so fast they spin my head around.
Speaker 2: I get a little.
Speaker 1: Slightly a transition at all, same topic, but go ahead.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're talking about World War two winning it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and then you went to fridge scaping, which you'll have
Speaker 4: to explain to people.
Speaker 1: Yes, these people decorate what's inside their fridge. Like, have
Speaker 1: you ever been to somebody's house. Some of you have
Speaker 1: houses like this that like every square foot has some
Speaker 1: bit of decoration on it, some knickknack, some vase, some popery,
Speaker 1: some flowers, real or artificial globe.
Speaker 4: But you know, just sometimes it's like tacky and you think,
Speaker 4: how do you live here? Sometimes it's amazing and you
Speaker 4: think how much time and cost to take together. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's just fantastic. I think I can never do that,
Speaker 4: nor have I in the inclination. I've known some very very.
Speaker 1: Nice people who have houses like that, and they look
Speaker 1: at us. I am much much more minimalist in my preferences.
Speaker 1: I don't want stuff everywhere but to each their own.
Speaker 1: But people are doing that with their refrigerators now, the
Speaker 1: interior of their refrigerators again and again.
Speaker 4: You're gonna bring this back to World War two. I
Speaker 4: so I'm waiting. I can't wait for this. That's gonna
Speaker 4: be exciting.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, for instance, you empty the fridge. Deep clean mustard, soy, sauce,
Speaker 1: and other condiments are artfully repackaged in stylish containers. Baby
Speaker 1: carrots submerged in water, arranged in a decorative container, given
Speaker 1: a pride of place on the top shelf, small pumpkins
Speaker 1: scattered here and there, candles and flate, and framed photographs
Speaker 1: some inside the fridge.
Speaker 4: Have some freaking kids to occupy your time and your
Speaker 4: nesting needs.
Speaker 2: You don't have any kids, so this is what you're doing.
Speaker 2: That's why.
Speaker 1: Yes, ratan baskets line the chili shelves. Framed photos perch
Speaker 1: next to perch next to cheese and milk. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine you've got a framed photo and like a potted
Speaker 1: plant in your effing refrigerator.
Speaker 4: So your other childless friends can come in and marvel
Speaker 4: at what you've done.
Speaker 1: Or at least see it online too. Popular fridge scaper
Speaker 1: Lindsay Judaish has done fridge interiors inspired by The Great
Speaker 1: Gatsby Bridgerton and the Winter Solstice. Anyway, it is that
Speaker 1: sort of society that thinks it's stupid and pathetic, right,
Speaker 1: that guys might obsess over the really brutal basics of
Speaker 1: being a human being, a conflict and resolution, war and peace,
Speaker 1: strength and you know, victory and defeat. It's kind of cute.
Speaker 1: Look at those guys.
Speaker 2: It's so toxetic masculinity or something.
Speaker 1: Have you seen my bridgeton seemed fridge scaping?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is that is pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so today's word is decadence decadents.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that is a very good point. And the one
Speaker 4: other thing that I wanted to mention.
Speaker 2: About this is the.
Speaker 4: Whatever to whatever extent this is important thing that has
Speaker 4: taken off the on the right a little bit of
Speaker 4: not having, you know, wanting to redo the whole World
Speaker 4: War two story. The Tucker Carlson historian Churchill was bad.
Speaker 4: This didn't need to happen. Thing that's going on bothers me. Also, yeah,
Speaker 4: it bothers me a great deal too. It's just so
Speaker 4: obvious a con con to me. The shape of it
Speaker 4: is so clear.
Speaker 1: Once you learn to recognize the shape of it's it's disgusting.
Speaker 1: It's way to manipulate people and make money and or
Speaker 1: get your stupid ass ideology promoted. But anyway, speaking of
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Speaker 4: Run it still black smoke coming out of the Vatican.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't need a pope.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm good pope. Lists are hooped be PopEd either.
Speaker 4: What we're unpoped right now? What if a major decision
Speaker 4: had to be made.
Speaker 1: On what you know? I wish the Catholic Church the
Speaker 1: often a force for good in the world.
Speaker 4: Blah blah blah. I just don't care that much. I'm
Speaker 4: hoping for a non socialist pope.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that because I think it has an effect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, indeed, we got a lot more.
Speaker 4: What's Oh, Trump's got a big meeting with the Great
Speaker 4: Britain today to outline those tariffs. It's not really as
Speaker 4: big a deal as uh, they're trying to make it
Speaker 4: out to be. It's a good step in the right direction.
Speaker 4: Here's a major country that is, you know, coming to
Speaker 4: the table and we're gonna work out a deal.
Speaker 2: We just just don't do that much trading with Great Britain.
Speaker 1: Not as a percentage now compared to like you're, for instance, China, right,
Speaker 1: And they're a good body, have been for a long
Speaker 1: time since that ugliness in you know, eighteen twelve. Uh,
Speaker 1: never forget. But yeah, there's there. There are many deals
Speaker 1: to be done to prevent serious upheaval to the economy.
Speaker 1: Absolutely true.
Speaker 2: Okay, a lot of stuff on the way. Stay here.
Speaker 2: Some business news.
Speaker 5: Right A just filed for bankruptcy for the second time
Speaker 5: in two years.
Speaker 2: It's not looking good.
Speaker 5: But other companies are assuring customers that they don't need
Speaker 5: to worry because they provide the same services as right It.
Speaker 5: For example, Walgreen said, don't worry you can still trigger
Speaker 5: the world's loudest alarm while trying to buy the dorant.
Speaker 1: Next up, CVS said, don't.
Speaker 5: Worry, you can still find an entire isle of Halloween
Speaker 5: decorations in mid July. Up next, Dollar General said, don't worry,
Speaker 5: you can still watch a raccoon drag.
Speaker 2: A loaf of bread through the automatic door.
Speaker 5: Next up, seven eleven said, don't worry, you can still
Speaker 5: buy eggs while thinking this is a weird place to
Speaker 5: buy eggs. Then Progress said, don't worry, you can still
Speaker 5: get a flu shout while thinking this is a weird
Speaker 5: place to get.
Speaker 2: A flue shout.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And finally Jacon Penny said, don't worry. You can
Speaker 5: still shop somewhere that will go bankrupt again before you
Speaker 5: make it out of your car.
Speaker 2: Don't worry.
Speaker 4: I have purchased things at various stores and thought this
Speaker 4: is a weird place to buy this.
Speaker 2: Is this a good Should I be getting eggs here?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah? Seven eleven loaf of bread? What does my
Speaker 1: life become?
Speaker 2: We've talked a lot about the locking up all the stuff.
Speaker 4: You know, he just said, the sounding up the world's
Speaker 4: loudest alarm because you bought deal or whatever. What was
Speaker 4: I buying the other day? Just something as mundane as
Speaker 4: anything could be. I gotta go find somebody who works
Speaker 4: here to get them to unlock it. I mean, this
Speaker 4: thing costs like four bucks. Yeah, my god, what the hell?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: Speaking of crime, have you seen the video of the
Speaker 4: guy who broke like you keep calling it like broke
Speaker 4: into Jennifer Aniston's house. For some reason, it's in the
Speaker 4: news a lot today. I guess because she was the
Speaker 4: star of Friends and they realized their demographic is really
Speaker 4: into the TV show Friends. It's got to be the
Speaker 4: main reason, right, Rachel got excuse me, many hit movies
Speaker 4: as well. America's a cute girl next door that you're
Speaker 4: secretly hot for. Anyway, they keep showing this video. That's
Speaker 4: her house. That's not a college campus, right, that's a house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got to admit I first saw the footage
Speaker 1: and thought, where is her house? Is it on the
Speaker 1: other side of that corporation? Oh? Wait, that's her house.
Speaker 1: And that's well it's a compound in La.
Speaker 4: So I mean to have that kind of space and
Speaker 4: house in La crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, their agent's kind of a real good deal back
Speaker 1: in the day, not man own ow.
Speaker 4: In an amazing though. I'm looking at the guy right now.
Speaker 4: His name is Jimmy Carwile. He's been doing this for years.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine that being your crazy?
Speaker 2: Yeah? But got mental illness is something else? Yes, Katie H.
Speaker 6: I saw a video from one of his friends on Facebook,
Speaker 6: and apparently he's was a totally normal, god loving man,
Speaker 6: and then during COVID lockdown he snapped and he got
Speaker 6: hooked on drugs and they said that in around twenty nineteen,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty, he started posting this weird stuff about how
Speaker 6: God had told him to date Jennifer Aniston. Whoa, And
Speaker 6: so his friend actually started a whole page trying to
Speaker 6: get this guy some serious mental health and addiction support.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: That what the good thing about that? If you're if
Speaker 4: his friend, it's not a tweener, it's not a I'm
Speaker 4: kind of worried about Jim.
Speaker 2: He seemed to know.
Speaker 4: If your friend says God has told me to date
Speaker 4: Jennifer Anderston, you know they're off track.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seems like an odd thing for the Almighty to
Speaker 1: get involved in. Uh do we have an age on
Speaker 1: this poor fellow?
Speaker 2: He looks like forty five fifty to me.
Speaker 1: Yeally, wow, so that's a little old for like psychosis
Speaker 1: to say, and that's generally a teens and twenties thing.
Speaker 2: Not the same age as Jennifer. And it's done to me,
Speaker 2: so they could be a couple.
Speaker 1: Oh, don't say that.
Speaker 2: God, dang it.
Speaker 4: All his friends and family had to be uh what now,
Speaker 4: God thinks I should date Jennifer Aniston? You know Rachel, Yeah,
Speaker 4: married with a daughter because she and Ross never got together,
Speaker 4: so I thought maybe, wow, I don't think he probably
Speaker 4: thought it through that thoroughly.
Speaker 1: But yeah, COVID cold so good?
Speaker 2: Did No? I don't know what.
Speaker 4: And it's amazing that the human mind can't like check
Speaker 4: in on itself, like the other part of your brain
Speaker 4: doesn't say this is a pretty weird obsession of got
Speaker 4: with Rachel from friends? Yeah, and god, it probably doesn't
Speaker 4: intervene in meat dating celebrities.
Speaker 6: One of the things that his friend brought up was
Speaker 6: that when COVID lockdown happened, their church closed and then
Speaker 6: he just went dark for months, and when he ended.
Speaker 1: Up contacting him again, this happened, he had to be
Speaker 1: a teetering on the brink or something else happened I
Speaker 1: mean church has closed and people don't become psychotic. But
Speaker 1: I would at least give partial credit to doctor Fauci
Speaker 1: and his fabulous gain a function research at the Institute
Speaker 1: of Virology for yet another you know, heartbreak, adding to
Speaker 1: the many millions so far. Good work, doctor, Good work,
Speaker 1: Peter Dazak, good work who covering up for the communist Chinese.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if you saw the videos of
Speaker 4: the nut job Marxist who took over the library on
Speaker 4: the campus of Columbia yesterday and then the grilling of
Speaker 4: some various university presidents over their anti Semitism problem that
Speaker 4: it happened to coincidentally happen a couple hours before that.
Speaker 1: As I've said many times about this trouble, this problem
Speaker 1: with our enormous rot and our education system including colleges
Speaker 1: and universities, this is not the beginning of the end.
Speaker 1: This is just the end of the beginning. We have
Speaker 1: an enormous job in front of us.
Speaker 2: Yeah wait till you hear this stuff. Hope you stay.
Speaker 1: There are strong and getty.
Speaker 7: Protesters, many covered in masks, burst through the doors of
Speaker 7: Columbia University's Butler Library, overtaking public safety officers and sequestering
Speaker 7: themselves in one of the building's main rooms.
Speaker 2: They had drums and megaphones and whatnot. They were standing
Speaker 2: on tables.
Speaker 7: Columbia senior Eden Yadiger was inside preparing for her final
Speaker 7: exams when the demonstrators occupied room three oh one.
Speaker 8: Public Safety made an announcement that everyone in that room
Speaker 8: would be arrested if they didn't leave.
Speaker 4: They choose finals week on purpose because it has more
Speaker 4: of an impact. You got the students in their studying
Speaker 4: for finals, and they went in there and ordered them
Speaker 4: and said get out.
Speaker 2: We're taken over.
Speaker 4: I paid my parents paid eighty grand for me to
Speaker 4: go here, and uh, you can't make me leave.
Speaker 1: But wow, I picture myself back in the day reacting
Speaker 1: very very badly to that. Yeah, no kidding, and probably
Speaker 1: getting the hell kicked out of me by a mob
Speaker 1: after I swing on somebody.
Speaker 4: But hard goodness, I've calmed since then. Hard to imagine
Speaker 4: not ending up in a fight. Let's hear more from
Speaker 4: this news report.
Speaker 7: As the standoff ensued inside, others tried to push their
Speaker 7: way into the library's entries. Meanwhile, a large crowd of
Speaker 7: protesters gathered outside near the campus, where they clashed with
Speaker 7: New York City police. The group that organized the occupation
Speaker 7: of the library posted this message from those inside, reading
Speaker 7: we refused to show our IDs under militarized arrest.
Speaker 2: We refused to go down quietly.
Speaker 7: Three hours later, the university announced it had asked the
Speaker 7: NYPD for help. At least seventy six people were taken
Speaker 7: into police custody on buses bound by zip ties and handcuffs.
Speaker 9: It's the same repetition as last year, and most protesters
Speaker 9: and administration has apparently learned plucking, and.
Speaker 7: The sitting university president says they believe a significant number
Speaker 7: of protesters were not affiliated with the university.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so all right, those who weren't criminal trespassed. Those
Speaker 1: who are booted the hell out of school, rinse, repeat next.
Speaker 2: I know it's such a.
Speaker 4: Simple solution that it's amazing that requires any discussion. So
Speaker 4: the question is will anybody who is arrested be charged
Speaker 4: and punished.
Speaker 2: In any way? Probably not, or at least that's been
Speaker 2: the history. And then arrest.
Speaker 1: Without a charge, a charge without punishment is a useless
Speaker 1: exercise that just excites the little children and makes them
Speaker 1: feel like Jay Guavera.
Speaker 4: Well, and in some cases, their parents who were part
Speaker 4: of the whole sixties thing or wished they were. They
Speaker 4: think it's awesome that their kid got arrested by the
Speaker 4: man protesting.
Speaker 2: They think it's fantastic. That's why they sent their kid
Speaker 2: to Columbia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe their parents were much more likely toddlers or
Speaker 1: not yet born during the Civil Rights protest. Wish they
Speaker 1: were right. Marco Rubio tweeted, sorry, let me jump in.
Speaker 1: I just that the one aggrieved young gal. There so
Speaker 1: often the angry young women saying we will not accept
Speaker 1: the rest in this militarized whatever. She said, it's interesting
Speaker 1: to hear adolescent ignorance and self righteousness out of a
Speaker 1: twenty year old as our society has changed. But anyway,
Speaker 1: back to you, if.
Speaker 4: You arrest the people who did anything criminal and you
Speaker 4: boot everyone out of college who.
Speaker 2: Participated, just kick him out.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 4: If you've been for four years and you're supposed to
Speaker 4: graduate tuesday, you're out. It ends, And then what you
Speaker 4: think about militarized this or that, or I don't tell
Speaker 4: your friends. Sit around in your apartment smoke and tell
Speaker 4: your friends. I don't care, but you don't go to
Speaker 4: school here anymore.
Speaker 1: The cosplay that they're engaged in depends on pretending we're
Speaker 1: at risk, but we're really at no risk whatsoever. We're
Speaker 1: acting all brave and defiant, but there's never any repercussion. Well,
Speaker 1: the only way you end that, Doc Dough, is to,
Speaker 1: I don't know, get some percussions going, repercussions going. It's
Speaker 1: easy as can be, simple as can be.
Speaker 4: Do it well, Like, yeah, every parent has had this
Speaker 4: experience at various ages. It's kind of hilarious sometimes where
Speaker 4: a child puts up a big, you know, resistance to
Speaker 4: something and then you give them a certain result consequence
Speaker 4: and you can just see on their face like, well
Speaker 4: that didn't work out the way I thought it would,
Speaker 4: you know, that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: It's a calculation, of course, That's the way human beings
Speaker 1: make decisions. And that's you're doing such an enormous disservice.
Speaker 1: You soft headed, You think you're enlightened, but you're just fools.
Speaker 1: You're giving the kids the opposite of an education. You're
Speaker 1: deluding them into thinking the world is very different than
Speaker 1: it is. So Marco Rubio tweeted out last night, we
Speaker 1: were reviewing the visa status of the trespassers and vandals
Speaker 1: who took over Columbia University's library pro hamas thugs are
Speaker 1: no longer welcome in our great nation. So then we're
Speaker 1: going to get into that whole conversation again to whether
Speaker 1: or not it's free speech and we can boot them out,
Speaker 1: and that whole thing we've lived through a couple of
Speaker 1: times already, and we will be featuring a particular young
Speaker 1: revolutionary in just a couple of minutes. But back to you, Jack, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I wanted to get this on so coincidentally, like hours
Speaker 1: before these numb nuts Marxists took over the library there
Speaker 1: at Columbia, they were having a hearing there in Congress
Speaker 1: where they're talking to various university presidents about the anti
Speaker 1: Semitism on their campuses and that sort of stuff. In
Speaker 1: this particular eclip, it's DePaul and Haverford College presidents. I
Speaker 1: don't know where Haverford is anyway, their answer, and then
Speaker 1: we'll get to a really good one.
Speaker 2: But here we go. There's more work to be done.
Speaker 9: The changes we have made are already fostering a culture
Speaker 9: of accountability on our campus. We recognize the vigilance on
Speaker 9: this topic, and it'll need to be a focal point
Speaker 9: of our works going forward.
Speaker 10: I am sorry that my actions and my leadership let
Speaker 10: you down. I remain committed to addressing anti Semitism and
Speaker 10: all issues that harm our community members. I am committed
Speaker 10: to getting this right.
Speaker 4: So that was about as flat and emotionless an answer
Speaker 4: as you can possibly imagine. So at least Stephonic went
Speaker 4: further with that last person you heard there, she's the
Speaker 4: president of Haverford College.
Speaker 8: Was there any disciplinary action taken against that group or
Speaker 8: those individuals?
Speaker 10: Those kinds of statements.
Speaker 8: Are You were the one university president who failed to
Speaker 8: lay out if any disciplinary action has been taken, if
Speaker 8: any suspensions or expulsion. So I am asking you was
Speaker 8: there any disciplinary action taken?
Speaker 10: Disciplinary action can include expulsion.
Speaker 2: Answer, I'm not asking what it kind of good?
Speaker 8: I'm asking was it taken?
Speaker 10: I will not be talking about individual cases here.
Speaker 2: You are so.
Speaker 4: Tone deaf to where the country is on this sort
Speaker 4: of thing. But you had been, but you've been so
Speaker 4: bubbled your entire life as an academic you think you
Speaker 4: can take that tude.
Speaker 2: I guess sure, man, you do not.
Speaker 4: Realize the way people are receiving your defiant flat I'm
Speaker 4: not gonna let some maga congressman tell me how I
Speaker 4: should handle this.
Speaker 1: Right right, and it occurs to me I should amend
Speaker 1: my previous comment. The not only are the educators not
Speaker 1: preparing the kids for the real world, and they're they're
Speaker 1: convincing them that this weird, delusional world that they inhabit
Speaker 1: is the real world. The administrators are convinced of it themselves.
Speaker 1: They're so steeps in academia and so divorced from the grubby,
Speaker 1: awful world the rest of us live in that they
Speaker 1: don't have a sense of it.
Speaker 2: Right. I feel like this part has been left out
Speaker 2: the whole time.
Speaker 4: The teachers, the president, the faculty, they agree with the kids.
Speaker 2: That's the root of the problem. They all agree with them.
Speaker 1: Which is why any progress that's been made is just
Speaker 1: the first inch in a thousand mile journey, which is
Speaker 1: what I keep saying. It's worth throwing in very quickly.
Speaker 1: Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City, said on
Speaker 1: TV that the protest was unacceptable and urged the parents
Speaker 1: of those participating to call their children, quote unquote they're
Speaker 1: young adults, but anyway, call your children and tell them
Speaker 1: to leave the library. Two Columbia Safety officers were injured
Speaker 1: as protesters forced their way into the library. Now I
Speaker 1: believe Columbia Safety officers are sworn peace officers. I'm not sure,
Speaker 1: but get an assault on all office or charges going.
Speaker 1: There is only one way to slow and halt negative activity,
Speaker 1: and that's through negative consequences. I mean, by god, people,
Speaker 1: this is the very basics of human activity.
Speaker 4: About that Haverford president though, taken that tone, I don't
Speaker 4: have to answer your questions is basically what she's saying.
Speaker 4: And I'll handle this however I want, how well. Like
Speaker 4: I said, they agree with the students, and they've lived
Speaker 4: in a world where they are so bubbled off they
Speaker 4: get to do whatever they want all the time. They
Speaker 4: think they're right. They're nuts. They're actually nuts.
Speaker 2: These people.
Speaker 1: I think they're crazy in that they're divorced from reality. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't agree. They're not psychotic. They're just so bubbled
Speaker 1: they've developed bizarre attitudes.
Speaker 4: Yes, they're so out of touch where with where most
Speaker 4: of America is, including their own party.
Speaker 2: It's it's hard to believe.
Speaker 4: But it's just such a simple solution, as we keep saying,
Speaker 4: you boot out the kids, you do this, you get
Speaker 4: booted out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you do this, you get arrested and charged and punished,
Speaker 1: find jailed to whatever. I am saying it clear and
Speaker 1: loud to President Trump in his cabinet, I am not
Speaker 1: afraid of you, said a defiant most In Madowi, after
Speaker 1: the pro Palestinian student organizer at Columbia University was freed
Speaker 1: last week from federal custody. While he fights the administration's
Speaker 1: pushed to deport him, most of the news coverage has
Speaker 1: struck a sympathetic tone, like the New York Times. My
Speaker 1: only crime is refusing to accept the slaughter of Palestinians,
Speaker 1: opposing war and promoting peace, he wrote in a piece
Speaker 1: published by The Times. In his first network television interview
Speaker 1: after being freed, he called his release a light of hope.
Speaker 1: Who is this guy? Why in the world of those
Speaker 1: monsters and the Trump administration wanted to deport him? We'll
Speaker 1: tell you about this leading light of campus activism in
Speaker 1: moments fantastic.
Speaker 2: How do you? How do you? How do you think
Speaker 2: this is gonna end?
Speaker 4: Do you do you think there's gonna be progress, like
Speaker 4: there's gonna be like a sea change or not? Yes,
Speaker 4: very very slowly, a slow sea change very slowly.
Speaker 2: Well okay, yeah, yes, Michael.
Speaker 1: When they start losing money, when the university start losing
Speaker 1: money and people don't end roll anymore, that's when, finally,
Speaker 1: slowly they'll starts like.
Speaker 4: The lagging indicator I was talking about before. That does
Speaker 4: take a long time. But if people, if the rich
Speaker 4: people stop sending their kids because it's no longer the
Speaker 4: connection or to.
Speaker 1: The donors clos their checkbooks, the federal government starts stop
Speaker 1: sending money. But again, it's gonna be like, how long
Speaker 1: do you think it'll take to take care of this
Speaker 1: confederacy thing, mister Lincoln. A long damn time.
Speaker 4: Well, lots of striking example, we'll have the background on
Speaker 4: this kid coming upstair.
Speaker 1: The chaos outside the Columbia University library during the protests
Speaker 1: and arrests the other night, Absolutely delightful. Our university system
Speaker 1: is an infection on the American body.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're right, but we gotta include everything, the charge
Speaker 4: actually charging people, having a penalty for breaking the loongs.
Speaker 2: It's just there's just so much of it. The media coverage.
Speaker 4: I was surprised how little coverage just got yesterday afternoon
Speaker 4: because it was in time for your evening newscasts, and
Speaker 4: I didn't see much.
Speaker 1: I don't think the mainstream media enjoys reporting on it,
Speaker 1: but they enjoyed reporting on most Madowi the toast of
Speaker 1: pro Palestinian protesters, and Columbia University, the thirty four year
Speaker 1: old pro Palestinian student organizer. I don't know if he's
Speaker 1: a grad student or what, but a lot of the
Speaker 1: coverage of his would be banning from the country, kicking out,
Speaker 1: deportation has been all about how he's a brave young man.
Speaker 1: He published a piece in The New York Times, my
Speaker 1: only crime is refusing to accept the slaughter of Palestinians,
Speaker 1: and much of the news coverage has struck a similar
Speaker 1: sympathetic tone, focusing on Madowi's defense and defiance in his
Speaker 1: belief in the need for common ground between Israelis and Palestinians.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. So who is this guy who's the
Speaker 1: toast of the left? Madawi, aged thirty four, grew up
Speaker 1: in a refugee camp and the West Bank. Arrived in
Speaker 1: the US in twenty fourteen. He met and married an
Speaker 1: American woman stationed in the Middle Eastern military service back
Speaker 1: in the day. By twenty fifteen, he was the focus
Speaker 1: of a police report in Windsor, Vermont. According to the report,
Speaker 1: a gun shop owner called the cops and said Mdowie
Speaker 1: came to store twice interested in buying a sniper rifle
Speaker 1: in an automatic weapon, which he had to explain he
Speaker 1: could not doo, and that he quote used to build
Speaker 1: modified nine millimeters submachine guns to kill Jews. Well, he
Speaker 1: was in Palestine, he told the gun shop owner. Then,
Speaker 1: and the gun shop owner told the cops that's right.
Speaker 1: Madowi offered to work at the store for no monetary
Speaker 1: payment to learn about making guns and modifying guns. The
Speaker 1: owner also told police he saw Madowi taking photographs outside
Speaker 1: the gun shop. When Madowie said he'd planned to give
Speaker 1: the photos to the owner to post on Facebook, he
Speaker 1: invited the man inside the store, where he took more photos.
Speaker 1: The owner told police he concluded Madowi wanted to know
Speaker 1: what was in place for security cameras, the type of
Speaker 1: locks and security on the doors, and to detail the
Speaker 1: merchandise in my business.
Speaker 2: He's a flat out terrorist.
Speaker 1: The same summer, a tour guide at a vintage firearms
Speaker 1: museum said that a Middle Eastern man expressed interest in
Speaker 1: buying an automatic rifle and a sniper rifle, the tour
Speaker 1: guide told police. At the same time, the visitor said quote,
Speaker 1: I like to kill Jews. Madowi later told FBI agency
Speaker 1: had visited the gun shop in the museum, but denied
Speaker 1: ever discussing buying weapons or killing Jews. The police reports
Speaker 1: have been sealed from the public as part of Madowi's
Speaker 1: immigration case. Blah blah blah. While the FBI investigation in
Speaker 1: Madowi was dealt with by the federal judge that cleared
Speaker 1: him for release, a twenty nine d twenty nine page
Speaker 1: ruling made no mention of social media posts paying tribute
Speaker 1: to family members with ties to Palestinian terrorist groups and
Speaker 1: implicated in the murder of Israeli civilians. For instance, last year,
Speaker 1: the Toast of Columbia University and the Lefty Press described
Speaker 1: a cousin may Sarah Marshakua as a fierce resistance fighter
Speaker 1: and dreamer of liberation who was killed after a clash
Speaker 1: with Trader Zionist forces. Alaxa Martyr's Brigade, a network of
Speaker 1: Palestinian armed groups, said that Maura Shakwa was one of
Speaker 1: the most prominent field commanders in janine Israeli defense forces
Speaker 1: said Masharqua took part in shooting and attacking Israeli communities
Speaker 1: and was in a vehicle with Hamasa's leader in Jinein
Speaker 1: when they were killed by the Israeli military in August
Speaker 1: of twenty five. They go more into this person and
Speaker 1: his history. He was absolutely a stone terrorist. Then they
Speaker 1: go into his uncle. Justice is inevitable. He wrote in
Speaker 1: an Instagram post, this is our young thirty four year
Speaker 1: old man, when his uncle's name appeared on a list
Speaker 1: of Palestinian prisoners they expect to be released because of
Speaker 1: the October seventh attacks.
Speaker 2: What are you doing on a college campus at age
Speaker 2: thirty four at all? Unless you work there.
Speaker 1: The guy was sentenced to life in prison for planning
Speaker 1: a suicide bombing in the city of Natania that injured
Speaker 1: more than sixty people. Two of most and Madowi's other
Speaker 1: cousins died in a firefight with Israel in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: Instagram post last October showed they're facing those of four
Speaker 1: more cousins than an uncle, all born, raised and killed
Speaker 1: and refugee camps. By quote, the Israeli Zionists violence in
Speaker 1: the West Bank, on and on and on. Look, this
Speaker 1: guy's a Palestinian, he's pissed off, he's militant, he believed
Speaker 1: in armed violence. He is in support of vocally and
Speaker 1: publicly groups designating this terrorists by the United States government.
Speaker 1: This is not hard well.
Speaker 4: And beyond that, he's got the actual ideology of hating Jews.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he wants to kill Jews. He said it repeatedly.
Speaker 1: And unless you believe that these various gun store owners
Speaker 1: and museum curators and all decided on a conspiracy ten
Speaker 1: years ago, as they've called various law enforcement officers saying, Hey,
Speaker 1: there's a really odd and militant dude who said he
Speaker 1: wants to kill Jews coming into my store, my museum,
Speaker 1: et cetera. It's absolutely legit. This guy is clearly what
Speaker 1: he expresses he is over and over again.
Speaker 4: Well, if you had this whiff of hatred toward I
Speaker 4: want to kill black people, I want to kill gay people,
Speaker 4: I want to kill trans people, anything like that, the
Speaker 4: news medi wo'd be going nuts with this story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, asolutely. Absolutely. Our college campuses are academia. Our college students,
Speaker 1: which is heartbreaking, are so sickened by this mind virus
Speaker 1: of Wokism and neo Marxism Islamism. It's going to take
Speaker 1: a long time to fix Armstrong and Getty