Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong, Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Jettie and Key Armstrong and Yetty.
Speaker 3: So in China they have something called a social credit
Speaker 3: score where the government keeps track of, like how good
Speaker 3: a citizen you are? Do you pay your taxes on
Speaker 3: time and show up to work and do the stuff
Speaker 3: the Communist Party wants you to do and everything like that.
Speaker 2: How obedient are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And they keep track of that sort of stuff and
Speaker 3: it plays a role in your life, trying to move jobs,
Speaker 3: get a different house, that sort of thing. I hate
Speaker 3: the idea of the government doing that, but I like
Speaker 3: the idea of the private sector doing it. And it's
Speaker 3: happening more and more, and we'll talk about that coming up.
Speaker 5: So, speaking of misbehavior, Riley Gaines has been an absolutely
Speaker 5: courageous spokesperson for women's sports, women's private places, and women's
Speaker 5: rights in general, and on college campuses where undergrads are
Speaker 5: majority women. The reception she's gotten has been absolutely horrific.
Speaker 6: I have been in several environments, especially on these hotbeds,
Speaker 6: these college campuses, where I have been spit on of course,
Speaker 6: I mean the most profane, obscene, heinous things yelled at me,
Speaker 6: drinks port on me, glass bottles thrown at me. There
Speaker 6: was an incident in San Francisco where I was literally
Speaker 6: held hostage for five hours, where protesters, the mob, the angry,
Speaker 6: violent mob on the outside, demanded that I had to
Speaker 6: pay them money if I wanted to make it back
Speaker 6: home to my family safely. All while university officials, the
Speaker 6: dean of students, the vice president of student affairs at
Speaker 6: the university, they applauded the students for their brave behavior,
Speaker 6: saying that people like me, with our dissenting viewpoints, we
Speaker 6: were the ones who were basically asking for this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the whole transgender cult thing. How else to describe
Speaker 5: of you so adamant and fevered that you would behave
Speaker 5: like that when a young woman was trying to protect
Speaker 5: women's sports and women's private areas like locker rooms and
Speaker 5: bathrooms and stuff. I mean, you are nuts.
Speaker 3: You don't mean a private area like her, yahoo, good lord,
Speaker 3: I mean the space she's in.
Speaker 5: You're an idiot, and I will not dignify that. Speaking
Speaker 5: of people standing up for women's rights, this is such
Speaker 5: an interesting little episode in the history of that Tisheimen
Speaker 5: is the name of the black lady. You may have
Speaker 5: seen her who was aghast when she was bare naked
Speaker 5: at the Gold Gym in Los Angeles and turned and
Speaker 5: there was a full grown man looking at her, and
Speaker 5: she told aforementioned fella to get the hell out. He said,
Speaker 5: he said, I'm a woman, I get to be near
Speaker 5: and started screaming at her that she was a bigot
Speaker 5: and misgendering him and the rest of it.
Speaker 2: We played you that well. Tish, to her.
Speaker 5: Credit, traveled north to the San Francisco Bay area and
Speaker 5: attended a town hall meeting being held by none other
Speaker 5: than the world's leading pervert, Scott Wiener, who hopes to
Speaker 5: hold Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat soon. And she Tish was
Speaker 5: asking Scott about protecting women, and it took some really
Speaker 5: interesting turns.
Speaker 2: We'll start with seventy Michael as.
Speaker 7: A lesbian woman who was attacked in a woman's locker
Speaker 7: room a gold shin this week by a self identifying
Speaker 7: trends women with a documenting history of domestic violence. I'm
Speaker 7: deeply concerned about women's safety and female only spaces. What
Speaker 7: would you say to women who are seeking assurance that
Speaker 7: their safety will be protected.
Speaker 2: From men who, by California law and.
Speaker 7: Self idea as women in twomen only spaces.
Speaker 2: Sir, please tell.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so we want, I mean everyone to be safe.
Speaker 8: And we also know that you know, we have trans
Speaker 8: trans people both men and women who are men and women.
Speaker 8: Uh and so uh you know we so if you're
Speaker 8: trans women are women.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: What a floundering, fumbling, bumbling effort to translate the academia
Speaker 5: talk Scott Wiener's memorized into like real world language.
Speaker 2: He just couldn't do it.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 3: Well, often when you're saying stuff you don't actually believe,
Speaker 3: it's difficult to form your sentences and thought.
Speaker 2: I think he does believe that though.
Speaker 5: I mean he's in favor of everything from man boy
Speaker 5: love to yeah please, he says birthing persons. He's just
Speaker 5: said birthing persons ten years ago. He's an activist in this.
Speaker 5: But anyway, it keeps going and he keeps getting weirder.
Speaker 7: And we want to know, are you going to protect
Speaker 7: women not trans women?
Speaker 2: Women?
Speaker 1: Women?
Speaker 7: Trans women are telling women women listen, we need to
Speaker 7: protect women's safety. I was assault.
Speaker 2: No, they are not.
Speaker 7: They are men.
Speaker 2: I was assaulted. My man. He broke my jaw. So
Speaker 2: pressed you need to we can shock.
Speaker 8: In, sergeanty.
Speaker 7: I'm a lesbian. I'm not transsault me because I'm black.
Speaker 2: So there's another black woman you here.
Speaker 6: I'm want to.
Speaker 7: Tell me how they feel.
Speaker 2: Please join it.
Speaker 7: But all of you are not and I don't know
Speaker 7: who you are what you are, but I'm a lesbian
Speaker 7: and I'm telling you right now men are harassing women
Speaker 7: in a locker room.
Speaker 2: Answered the question.
Speaker 3: That's where it turns super interesting in terms of the
Speaker 3: left eating their own because then she gets into the
Speaker 3: wait a second, nobody can criticize me.
Speaker 2: I'm black, I'm a woman, and I'm gay.
Speaker 3: Those three things leave me in the situation where you
Speaker 3: can't possibly disagree with me. And then comes along trans
Speaker 3: and apparently trans trumps all of those other things.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Sorry, black lesbian ladies.
Speaker 5: I wish we could help you here, but you're getting
Speaker 5: back of line place. Yeah yeah, And I loved and listen,
Speaker 5: I'm not on her side of the intersectional totem pole
Speaker 5: battle thing, but I love the dynamic of white men
Speaker 5: trans cultists saying trans women are women, trans women are women,
Speaker 5: trans women are women.
Speaker 3: Right, so you got you have adult white males who
Speaker 3: all of a sudden end up in the in the
Speaker 3: right using my finger quotes right.
Speaker 2: Position, correct position.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for the woke left over a black female gay person,
Speaker 3: because we've crossed into the trans conversation.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: Sorry, sorry, it's complicated.
Speaker 2: You need a float chart. Right.
Speaker 5: And then she of course knows those are the cards
Speaker 5: to play on the left, so she tries to play
Speaker 5: that because they're.
Speaker 2: Not always worked for her her whole life, I'm sure.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: Then a full grown dude shows up in the locker room.
Speaker 5: She yells out of panic and shock when he's looking
Speaker 5: at her bare ass naked, and then she becomes the
Speaker 5: bad person and has kicked out of Golds gym, and
Speaker 5: now she feels, oh, shoot, this whole hierarchy of victims thing.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it gets a little weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't I'm on her side in this conversation,
Speaker 3: and I don't know her. Maybe she hasn't been playing
Speaker 3: this card her whole life, although she pulled it there
Speaker 3: pretty quickly. But there are plenty of people who do
Speaker 3: play that card, and it works. Whether you know the
Speaker 3: bus didn't pick you up, or you got a bad
Speaker 3: grade in school, or they want you to pay your
Speaker 3: rent on time.
Speaker 2: Or whatever the hell it is.
Speaker 3: It's always worked until you run into some white guys
Speaker 3: who are on the other side of trans.
Speaker 5: Right right, I remember, And it works in the other
Speaker 5: way too, that you can discount, dismiss, insult anyone by
Speaker 5: pointing out that they happen to be a white person.
Speaker 5: I had that card first played on me like twenty
Speaker 5: years ago. It's like, wait what, but yeah, it's popular. Anyway,
Speaker 5: the meeting already jazz rolled on.
Speaker 8: That's gonna say, I appreciated of you. I'm so sorry
Speaker 8: that you were multiple times. I appreciate you talking about it.
Speaker 8: I think we need to play the save deep all
Speaker 8: women and that obviously that's a creditor important. Also know
Speaker 8: bay Range women are also brutalized in this country. So women,
Speaker 8: I insistent, are brutalizing the Printrea and we have to
Speaker 8: pretend to say.
Speaker 1: Whole of them.
Speaker 2: We have to start women.
Speaker 7: We cannot be raised in the back by men that
Speaker 7: want to say they're women. They're not women. They're not
Speaker 7: I'm leaving. It's okay, but I'm not going to take hi.
Speaker 7: I'm leaving because you know what you guys are not
Speaker 7: protecting women.
Speaker 2: You're doing a lot the bills that you're.
Speaker 3: Passing for the law.
Speaker 2: I've read a lot of them.
Speaker 7: They're great, But these things with the trans it's not.
Speaker 8: Right, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So the key phrase there is women and sis women
Speaker 5: need protection. So sorry, worn with ovarias et cetera. People,
Speaker 5: you're in second place. Women, real women and cis women
Speaker 5: need to be protected in Scott Wainer's world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the only woman term that doesn't have a qualifier
Speaker 3: attached is.
Speaker 2: To say the woman.
Speaker 5: Exactly, Katie, you're smoldering.
Speaker 2: I'm at a loss for words, you know.
Speaker 3: And as a woman who is pregnant and my body
Speaker 3: is doing all sorts of things, this is even more
Speaker 3: infuriating because they.
Speaker 5: Have more I can totally relate, totally relate because I
Speaker 5: identify as a woman. Yeah, you are a kid, my
Speaker 5: effing teeth in for saying that, right, I'm glad you're
Speaker 5: too far away.
Speaker 3: God, she just needed one more thing? Was your uncle
Speaker 3: of Cherokee? Do you have anything?
Speaker 2: What do you got?
Speaker 5: Let's think, let's brainstorm here, the both all for your
Speaker 5: limbs work? Okay, no, let me think, let me think
Speaker 5: your eyesight okay, no, all right.
Speaker 2: She had one more shot as she walked out the door.
Speaker 7: You heard me, sister, all right, don't let them use
Speaker 7: our blackness and our civil rights as a reason to
Speaker 7: pass bed halls, the children to transformed.
Speaker 2: It's wrong. My sister is in jail. She can't get
Speaker 2: free tampons.
Speaker 7: And so or she could get free transformation of medication,
Speaker 7: big formats, best time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Scott, both things.
Speaker 3: That was a pretty good one. Would she say her
Speaker 3: sister's in prison. Whoever's in prison, can't get tampons, but
Speaker 3: you could get free transition surgery or medics medication.
Speaker 2: Right exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, and made a pretty good point that don't
Speaker 5: let our blackness. Don't let them use our blackness to
Speaker 5: pass weird laws. Because the far far radical left, in
Speaker 5: the neo Marxists, they use the verbiage in the rationale
Speaker 5: of the civil rights movement to make it seem like
Speaker 5: a dude who says now I'm a girl is the
Speaker 5: same as you know, Emmett Till or some somebody who
Speaker 5: just wanted to vote in the South or attend to
Speaker 5: public university.
Speaker 2: It's obscene we left.
Speaker 3: Out at this Scott Wiener person because you don't know him.
Speaker 3: All around the country like we do in the BA.
Speaker 3: He's a Bay Area legend in government and doing all
Speaker 3: kinds of crazy stuff in the city and then getting
Speaker 3: into state government, all.
Speaker 2: This sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: He wants to take Nancy Pelosi's seat. He's gonna run
Speaker 3: for Nancy Pelosi's seat. He could be the face of
Speaker 3: progressivism in the House of Representatives. I almost hope he wins.
Speaker 3: It's going to be so crazy, but I don't actually
Speaker 3: want his point of view to be spread.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, he's pro everything that's perverse, including you know,
Speaker 5: man boy love and that sort of thing, even if
Speaker 5: he kind of hints at it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to decide right now if it'd be better
Speaker 5: or worse to have him in Congress. I would like
Speaker 5: the I don't know. People are so easily talked off
Speaker 5: of their beliefs in ways that shocked me, like during COVID.
Speaker 3: And you gotta be careful with this whole. Dami wins,
Speaker 3: that'll be good for us. Scott Wheeder wins, it'll be
Speaker 3: good for us. Pretty Soon, there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 3: of people in positions of power with horrifying ideas and
Speaker 3: a lot of the sheeple and or young people who are.
Speaker 5: Easily sold on a lot of this garbage. I just
Speaker 5: feel bad that lady lost the intersectional contest. Yeah, she
Speaker 5: walked in there feeling great. Who's gonna say something to
Speaker 5: a gay black woman?
Speaker 2: I am bulletproof. Sorry, I'm trance. Oh no, the superpower
Speaker 2: my kryptonite.
Speaker 4: Damn it.
Speaker 3: You make a reservation on open table, you better show
Speaker 3: up on time or you'll pay the penalty.
Speaker 2: Among other things, on the waistair, the.
Speaker 9: Craft mac and Cheese is releasing a new apple pie
Speaker 9: flavor for the holidays. Because if we can't bring down
Speaker 9: the praise of groceries, the new strategy is to just
Speaker 9: make you not want them.
Speaker 3: I like Kraft macaroni and cheese similar to a McDonald's burger,
Speaker 3: which doesn't taste like a hamburger. Kraft macaroni and cheese
Speaker 3: does not really taste like anybody else's macaroni and cheese.
Speaker 2: But it's good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's good. Good man, you put some ketchup on that.
Speaker 3: Oh you don't put ketchup on your mac and cheese.
Speaker 5: I do BBQ sauce mostly Katie, but made a face.
Speaker 2: Yeah I can. I've never heard of ketchup on me,
Speaker 2: I've never heard of it. Wow, now that my kids
Speaker 2: love it, My brothers loved it really so good, Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll try it. Heats up so well, and it's so cheap,
Speaker 2: It's like eighty cents for a box.
Speaker 5: Doesn't that make you wonder whether you ought to be
Speaker 5: putting it in your mouth?
Speaker 2: So we've talked about this some over the years.
Speaker 3: A lot of companies that had a no questions asked
Speaker 3: return policy had to change it because people were taking
Speaker 3: advantage of it. What that means about society? And I'm
Speaker 3: not exactly sure. I mean, how is How's Walmart, Costco
Speaker 3: or other examples of smaller corporations able to get away
Speaker 3: with the no questions ask return policy for so many years,
Speaker 3: in some cases decades, and then something changed in the culture.
Speaker 2: Maybe social media is at that.
Speaker 3: Whose idea was it to put every idiot in contact
Speaker 3: with every other idiot?
Speaker 2: So the idiot who says.
Speaker 3: Hey, you can do this and get away with it
Speaker 3: goes online and the other idiots realize they I don't
Speaker 3: know what happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they either realize they can or they feel reinforced
Speaker 5: in their scumbaggery.
Speaker 2: That lots of people do it, so I'm going to
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 3: I feel guilty every time I return something, even if
Speaker 3: it's pretty justified. I just feel like I'm doing something bad.
Speaker 3: And I got to like really convince him, you know
Speaker 3: this thing just doesn't work or something right.
Speaker 5: Well, you know they're thinking, okay, this might be you know,
Speaker 5: your typical thief who's made a big deal of returning stuff.
Speaker 5: So they're looking at you through that lens because they
Speaker 5: have to so up.
Speaker 3: It came the idea several years ago we talked about
Speaker 3: this was some sort of social credit score where the
Speaker 3: companies get together like Best Buying, Costco.
Speaker 2: And Walmart and everybody like that, and they keep track.
Speaker 3: Of you and oh, you're one of those scumbags. You
Speaker 3: do this three times a year and no, we're not
Speaker 3: gonna let you return. It gets complicated though, on trying
Speaker 3: to force it and then people are going to claim
Speaker 3: that's not true and that sort of stuff. But like
Speaker 3: open table, if you've ever used those for a reservation,
Speaker 3: there are several of them out there, and I wish
Speaker 3: I didn't have to be logged into all of them.
Speaker 2: But I know different.
Speaker 3: Restaurants use different places, but they're keeping track of it too,
Speaker 3: and sharing information with places now and going to start.
Speaker 2: Maybe you don't.
Speaker 3: Get the reservation on a busy evening if you've got
Speaker 3: a lower score because a couple of times you've shown
Speaker 3: up later canceled, whereas the person who always shows up
Speaker 3: on time.
Speaker 2: Gets the seat. Why not? Why not?
Speaker 3: I would kind of like to have these things all combined.
Speaker 3: Fine with me, I'm doing the right thing.
Speaker 2: I hate to be coarse. You know.
Speaker 5: They call it social credit scores more like a hole
Speaker 5: credit score.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, it should go to the other direction
Speaker 3: because it's only really going to affect you if you're
Speaker 3: an ale.
Speaker 5: Right, so if you've got an eight oh six, that
Speaker 5: means you really are not an a hole at all.
Speaker 5: You got a nice high credit rating, as it were,
Speaker 5: you're down there in the lower reaches. Maybe not, Maybe
Speaker 5: I want to do business with you.
Speaker 3: I would think eventually every company is going to be
Speaker 3: doing some form of this.
Speaker 2: I'll bet you're right. Uber and Lyft already are right
Speaker 2: they Airbnb, Yeah, yeah, I like it on every level.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know, either you're treated accordingly, you get
Speaker 3: you get the hotel room because you're not somebody who's
Speaker 3: left the trash hotel room before or whatever, you know, whatever,
Speaker 3: as long as it's private enterprise, right, as long as
Speaker 3: it's not the government like China.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, yeah, I would agree.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: Speaking of bad ideas communism for instance, socialism, how people
Speaker 5: are being sold on some of the terrible ideas online,
Speaker 5: including the current anti semitism on the right. How that
Speaker 5: whole ecosystem works if you're not hip to it is
Speaker 5: pretty interesting and it helps explain how people end up with
Speaker 5: such terrible ideas.
Speaker 3: Have you heard the latest knock on Nick Fuentes in
Speaker 3: an attempt to bring him down?
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's true or not.
Speaker 1: Armstrong Andy, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: That was Dave Portnoy of.
Speaker 5: Barstool Sports fame, great entrepreneur, personality, etc. Doing a pizza
Speaker 5: review outside a restaurant for his channels and everything, because
Speaker 5: he's a big pizza fiend like myself. And some guy
Speaker 5: recognized either him or that Dave is Jewish and.
Speaker 2: Said, f the Jews. Wow.
Speaker 5: Dave Ruben, speaking of influencers, had a comments or two.
Speaker 10: The point of that clip is that there's Dave Portanoy,
Speaker 10: a guy who cares about sports and who really loves pizza,
Speaker 10: and he's doing a pizza review. And some kid who
Speaker 10: likely you would have to by every estimation, that kid
Speaker 10: whoever did that, that young man is a point DA's fan,
Speaker 10: probably a Tucker fan. So these things then do start
Speaker 10: manifesting into real life.
Speaker 2: And then would that kid.
Speaker 10: I don't know burn down a Jewish owned bakery that
Speaker 10: happened in Germany in the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 2: Would that happen? Like? Where does this go?
Speaker 5: And Dave riffs on that question for a while, and
Speaker 5: I say, well, said the idea that even like two
Speaker 5: years ago somebody would have said f the Jews to
Speaker 5: Dave Portnly is he reviews a pizza, right? So I
Speaker 5: think Dave's right, This stuff leaches into real life. And
Speaker 5: I had a terrific piece by a terrific woman who
Speaker 5: writes for the Free Press, bot Ya Unger Sargon, who's
Speaker 5: interestingly enough, authored two books, second Class, How the Elites
Speaker 5: Betrayed America's working men and Women, and another called Bad News,
Speaker 5: How woke media is undermining democracy. So her bona fides
Speaker 5: on our side of you know, the ideological wars, unimpeachable,
Speaker 5: really really smart lady, and she talks a lot about
Speaker 5: the whole Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson thing, the crazy crazy ass,
Speaker 5: Candice Owens, and also some of their stuff double crazy,
Speaker 5: crazy crazy ass, And she writes about it at fair length.
Speaker 5: I'm just going to touch on a little bit because
Speaker 5: then she gets to another aspect of this that I
Speaker 5: find interesting. But over the last decade, she writes, the
Speaker 5: left hard everyone of the right, Joe Manchin is a fascist,
Speaker 5: as a Nazi, as a racist.
Speaker 2: It was always a canard.
Speaker 5: Yet now far right content creators have decided to try
Speaker 5: to improve that the left was correct by widening the
Speaker 5: Overton window to include the airing of Nick Fuentt as
Speaker 5: views in an uncritical manner. And she mentioned in a
Speaker 5: recent example, Fox News contributor or YouTuber Brett Cooper posted
Speaker 5: a video condemning those seeking to keep actual Nazis out
Speaker 5: of the Republican Party. She read out an ex post
Speaker 5: from Senator Cruz, they don't kill you because you're a Nazi.
Speaker 5: They call you a Nazi so they can kill you,
Speaker 5: and then accused Cruise of hypocrisy because he accurately pointed
Speaker 5: out that fwent as admires Hitler. Cooper wrote, so now
Speaker 5: you're turning around and you're calling somebody that you don't
Speaker 5: like a Nazi.
Speaker 2: Did you catch the logic?
Speaker 5: Because the left called good hearted conservatives Nazis, Therefore, no
Speaker 5: one can be announced as a Nazi, including people who
Speaker 5: literally praise Hitler. What follows is all Nazis must be welcome,
Speaker 5: because the left called people who were at Nazis Nazis. Checkmate,
Speaker 5: neo khans. It's utterly ridiculous. I thought that was well put.
Speaker 2: Cooper says.
Speaker 5: The Republicans are using the same tactics that the left
Speaker 5: has been using against us for years.
Speaker 2: Wrong.
Speaker 5: Again, that's not the right turning in the left. It's
Speaker 5: the sound of Cooper and other content creators doing their
Speaker 5: best to prove the left.
Speaker 2: Right that conservatives are secret bigots.
Speaker 5: Somehow they've managed to convince themselves that disagreeing with someone
Speaker 5: is itself cancel culture. But contrary to what those sanitizing
Speaker 5: fuintes wants you to believe, the Brew hahas and splitting
Speaker 5: the right, it's splitting the political and cultural right from
Speaker 5: the content creators who make their money off global online audiences.
Speaker 5: And the title of the piece is that the real
Speaker 5: split on the right.
Speaker 2: What a hell heck.
Speaker 5: There it is influencers versus conservatives. And here's where it
Speaker 5: gets even more interesting. Takes a turn that I found intriguing.
Speaker 2: With a lot of.
Speaker 3: Conservatives using finger quotes because it's kind of a squishy
Speaker 3: term in this case, with a lot of conservatives not
Speaker 3: really realizing this as they take in their social media
Speaker 3: fees every day.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, these creators have found that their online audience is
Speaker 5: crave anti Israel content, and as a result, they've tried
Speaker 5: to frame the dust up as being about Israel and
Speaker 5: free speech. This is obviously nonsense. It's not a violation
Speaker 5: of free speech to condemn someone for nodding along as
Speaker 5: a white nationalist. Sully's everything Trump is built. It's not
Speaker 5: cancel culture to say, actually, Nazis are bad, uh blah
Speaker 5: blah blah. So and she goes into some more detail
Speaker 5: about it that I think we've covered.
Speaker 2: If Carlson D.
Speaker 5: Fuente is on a show to do a thorough critique
Speaker 5: of his anti semitism and racism, as he did of
Speaker 5: Ted Cruz's Christian Zionism, there might have been some backlash,
Speaker 5: but not for me. It was the unchallenged airing of
Speaker 5: Bile in their frequentaries of agreement. That's smacked of sanitization.
Speaker 5: Can you even imagine a person who advocates puberty blockers
Speaker 5: for children getting such a pass from a conservative influencer.
Speaker 2: No, of course not.
Speaker 3: When fun because I watched the video with the Nick
Speaker 3: Fuentes own with Tucker Carlson when he said, uh, Nick
Speaker 3: Fentes mentions a date and says, you know, I know
Speaker 3: that date Stalin's birthday. I love Stalin and Tucker says
Speaker 3: you love Stalin and makes a face like what the f?
Speaker 3: And we'll get to that later, which they don't. I mean,
Speaker 3: who wouldn't interviewing somebody stop whatever you were talking about
Speaker 3: at that moment and say, let's do a dive into
Speaker 3: this hole you love Stalin thing?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean, who doesn't stick with that subject as soon
Speaker 3: as somebody says to you, I love Stalin, I have
Speaker 3: his birthday memorized. Okay, what and why?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But Tucker just was like clearly shocked by that, as
Speaker 3: any normal person would be.
Speaker 2: Right, But we'll get to the don't circle back to
Speaker 2: that and circle back to it.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, everything stops and you talk about that
Speaker 5: unless you have a different purpose anyway, one more bit
Speaker 5: of what she writes. What those defending fontes are saying
Speaker 5: is free speech means Nazis get to be part of
Speaker 5: our movement. And we've gotten a couple of emails from
Speaker 5: like young folks on the right who've said, no, that's
Speaker 5: a lie, He's.
Speaker 2: Not a Nazi.
Speaker 5: Look, you can't praise Hitler, deny the Holocaust and blame
Speaker 5: the Jews for everything and say I'm a Nazi, or
Speaker 5: people are gonna call you a Nazi. Okay, you don't
Speaker 5: want those people to be with you anyway. It sounds
Speaker 5: crazy when you lay it out like that, but it's
Speaker 5: actually driven by a very real financial incentive. Many content
Speaker 5: creators make their money on social media.
Speaker 2: Here's how it works.
Speaker 5: The algorithm feeds people content that's similar to what they
Speaker 5: already like. If you find an audience and then rewards you, Oh,
Speaker 5: it finds you an audience and then rewards you for
Speaker 5: immensely for giving that audience exactly what they want. The
Speaker 5: flip side is it penalizes you if you disappoint them.
Speaker 5: Your viewership can be instantly crushed if you start upsetting
Speaker 5: your audience with ideas they aren't expecting. YouTubers and TikTokers
Speaker 5: are deeply connected to what their audience wants because their
Speaker 5: entire livelihood depends on it.
Speaker 3: I worry about my own algorithms, and I don't even
Speaker 3: seek out content like that, but I know I'm being
Speaker 3: fed stuff that Zuckerberg or you know, whoever's in charge
Speaker 3: at Google or whatever, that they think I want, and
Speaker 3: so I.
Speaker 2: Miss out on other stuff. I don't want to miss
Speaker 2: out on other stuff. I want to see the other stuff.
Speaker 2: Some of it I don't agree with. Some of it
Speaker 2: I might, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't ever get to hear it because it's pigeonholed
Speaker 3: me as a very specific sort of person right and
Speaker 3: has only.
Speaker 2: Given me that stuff.
Speaker 3: And I wish, I hope there's a platform that in
Speaker 3: the future lets you flip off your algorithm when you
Speaker 3: want to, like what else is going on in the world,
Speaker 3: turn off my algorithm and just give me what's popular
Speaker 3: for everyone, or maybe you could choose other people's algorithms.
Speaker 3: Show me the algorithm of somebody who is a Kamala.
Speaker 2: Harris voter or whatever, so I get different news.
Speaker 3: Because it really worries me that I'm that I'm being
Speaker 3: funneled stuff and I have no control over.
Speaker 5: It, right, yeah, exactly. And we've talked in a lighthearted
Speaker 5: way about this too. You know, when, for instance, my
Speaker 5: alma mater, the University of Illinois, is playing good football,
Speaker 5: I'll click on college football stories more. Then all of
Speaker 5: a sudden, my algorithms act like I'm Dabbo Sweeney himself,
Speaker 5: you know, some college football coach, and I'll just get
Speaker 5: flooded with it. It's like, leave me alone anyway. But
Speaker 5: ideologically is a much more significant example. So final part
Speaker 5: of this. So oh, and for what it's worth, and
Speaker 5: I don't want to sound like I we are galloping
Speaker 5: along on a white horse in shining armor, combination of
Speaker 5: age and you know, a fair level of financial comfort.
Speaker 5: I couldn't give a crap what people agree with or
Speaker 5: don't agree with. I am going to speak the truth
Speaker 5: as I see it, period, and you either appreciate that
Speaker 5: even if if you disagree, and my goodness, you're welcome
Speaker 5: to disagree. We can still be friends. I will not
Speaker 5: do what's being described here. I find it despicable. My
Speaker 5: sainted mother in heaven would be ashamed of me if
Speaker 5: I did it, and that is a far higher standard
Speaker 5: to me than what's in my bank account anyway. So
Speaker 5: she describes how their entire livelihood depends on pleasing their audience,
Speaker 5: that is, getting fed the algorithm of what they already think,
Speaker 5: what they already believe. People point to the millions of
Speaker 5: views popular podcasters get is proof of their influence and relevance.
Speaker 5: But content creators are deeply divorced from where the vast
Speaker 5: majority of Republicans and conservatives are on many issues. And
Speaker 5: this is why they're not reading the room. They're reading
Speaker 5: the comments section under their videos, which are filled with
Speaker 5: people who do not reflect the views of normal Americans.
Speaker 3: You're right, it's a two way straight. It's bad for me.
Speaker 3: What I was just saying that I don't want to
Speaker 3: be fed just stuff that thinks the algorithm, and this
Speaker 3: is what I'm interested in. But then me feeding back
Speaker 3: to them is not good for them.
Speaker 2: Right, and let's see.
Speaker 5: Oh, she mentions like even Kevin Roberts at the heir
Speaker 5: at his foundation, getting way off track and forgetting partly
Speaker 5: that these platforms have global reach. So they look at
Speaker 5: a YouTube video that has five million views and suddenly
Speaker 5: think it means five million young American men agree with it,
Speaker 5: and we must not anger the young men by suggesting
Speaker 5: Hitler is bad.
Speaker 2: And she makes a great point.
Speaker 5: This would be less infuriating if Trump hadn't just built
Speaker 5: the most multi racial, working class coalition the Republican parties
Speaker 5: had in generations, and many people are proud of it.
Speaker 3: He's also Donald Trump the best friend Israel's ever had
Speaker 3: for any US president.
Speaker 5: Yes, absolutely, and as a Jewish son in law and
Speaker 5: his daughter converted right anyway. And she finally, she writes
Speaker 5: up been heart to see how many Christians have stood
Speaker 5: up and vocally denounced Fantes over the past week. That's
Speaker 5: the way to keep power, not with Nazis or those
Speaker 5: who would really rather.
Speaker 2: You didn't condemn them.
Speaker 5: Luckily, despite the best efforts of some podcasters, the GOP
Speaker 5: seems to understand that now.
Speaker 2: I certainly do.
Speaker 3: Even as awful a human being as I think Nick
Speaker 3: Flint is spreading awful things, I don't.
Speaker 2: Want to be unfair to him.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna say I don't have any idea if
Speaker 3: this next thing I'm about to say is true or
Speaker 3: not this stuff I saw on Twitter, but there seems
Speaker 3: to be an attempt to bring him down. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's got powerful enemies with some videos I saw of
Speaker 3: him hobnobbin with dudes who want to have sex with
Speaker 3: underage other dudes and.
Speaker 2: Saying some things that.
Speaker 3: At least it looked like the way they were portrayed
Speaker 3: in these videos as him being pretty interested in younger guys.
Speaker 3: Like I said, I don't have any idea if these
Speaker 3: are AI creations or if they're true or not. Even
Speaker 3: as bad as I think Nick Flints is, I don't
Speaker 3: want to claim this if I don't know if it's true,
Speaker 3: But there is that attempt out there to make him
Speaker 3: that sort of person. Now, some of the statements he's
Speaker 3: made about his sexuality and and everything like.
Speaker 2: That, it's pretty weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's in a weird he's in a weird place sexually.
Speaker 2: He's an edge lord too.
Speaker 5: He's he's constantly saying things that are meant to offend
Speaker 5: and shock.
Speaker 2: So thing he thinks all women are.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah that he said the only really straight heterosexual
Speaker 5: position is to be an asexual inceell. He refers to
Speaker 5: himself as a Nazi twink, submissive gay man.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 5: What's interesting about the people trying to run him down
Speaker 5: is there's a great piece in The Free Beacon about
Speaker 5: how the New York Times we yes, okay, attractive, Wow,
Speaker 5: Swipe left or right or whichever one it is. Well,
Speaker 5: what's interesting is the Free Beacon as a terrific piece
Speaker 5: about how the New York Times and others are trying
Speaker 5: to elevate this guy because then they can they go
Speaker 5: with the the the narrative that corese here's here's your conservative.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: So that's the problem, Like pictures that are touched up
Speaker 5: to make him look extra handsome and cool in the
Speaker 5: New York Times.
Speaker 3: Is there, My god, there's nobody with any integrity whatsoever.
Speaker 2: So you're trying to elevate a Nazi.
Speaker 3: And give him more of a platform, make him more money,
Speaker 3: make him more popular because you think ultimately that will
Speaker 3: hurt the other side.
Speaker 5: Right, It's like if a guy like me gave five
Speaker 5: thousand dollars to Donnie's campaign.
Speaker 2: Man, you talk about that idea.
Speaker 3: Not seeing the force for the trees or whatever saying
Speaker 3: fits this, But wow, cutting off your nose despite your face.
Speaker 3: I know there's some saying that fits this situation, but
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what it is. You're cutting off the
Speaker 3: baby to despite the bath walk exactly, cutting the loaf
Speaker 3: in half, I don't know what we'll finished strong next time.
Speaker 3: I am completely confused as to what's going on with
Speaker 3: the Epstein story, this political battle. So earlier, we had
Speaker 3: this Democratic Representative Robert Garcia. We played little bit of
Speaker 3: him saying more Epstein files will be released, but he
Speaker 3: received twenty three thousand documents a few days ago around Epstein.
Speaker 3: That's a Democrat using that as a bit of a threat,
Speaker 3: kind of a vague threat. Now the Republicans are out
Speaker 3: with their vague threat that says, this is the headline
Speaker 3: from the New York Times, Republicans on the Oversight Committee
Speaker 3: have released twenty thousand, twenty three thousand pages of documents.
Speaker 3: Take that that's the same number. It's the same documents, right,
Speaker 3: It's gotta be okay. I mean they both.
Speaker 2: Claim twenty three thousand.
Speaker 3: But so you havet this Democratic congressman saying I've received
Speaker 3: twenty three thousand documents from the Epstein files, will be
Speaker 3: releasing them over the next couple of days. And then
Speaker 3: they had a couple of quotes in there that were
Speaker 3: like meaningless to us. Now the Republicans are saying, we
Speaker 3: have just in the Oversight Committee released twenty three thousand
Speaker 3: documents around the Epstein files, and we are going to
Speaker 3: show the Democrat that, Okay.
Speaker 2: Who released these and who is it hurting.
Speaker 5: The Republicans are saying, no, you're not going to trip
Speaker 5: them out here. They are read them if you want.
Speaker 5: There's nothing to hide here. You think that's what happened, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's The Democrats are trying to make it sound like
Speaker 5: this is a brand new discovery. It's full of great
Speaker 5: evidence and we're going to bring it to you bit
Speaker 5: by bit. And the Republicans are like, read it if
Speaker 5: you want.
Speaker 3: Or they cleverly forced the Republicans' hands, and now the
Speaker 3: Republicans had to release all this stuff that some people
Speaker 3: have been asking to release anyway, including lots of Republicans,
Speaker 3: like Republicans I know who are very upset that these
Speaker 3: documents hadn't been released. I would get the nothing Burger
Speaker 3: with fries, because nothing burger is not going to be
Speaker 3: very filly.
Speaker 2: Maybe get nothing shake.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my god, love.
Speaker 2: Then the government is shut down for forty two days.
Speaker 3: When they finally go back to work, it's the Epstein thing,
Speaker 3: that's what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 5: It's got a final thought from everybody on the crew.
Speaker 5: I'm going to jump to the front of the line,
Speaker 5: as is my right as host. I have given up
Speaker 5: on the United States of America. I literally have a
Speaker 5: window open looking at real estate in Uruguay.
Speaker 2: Sure that's where you want to live in, not Paraguay.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful, Yes, I've figured out it is indeed Uruguay.
Speaker 5: Only problem is every kitchen I've seen looks like it's
Speaker 5: taken straight out of that seventies show. Apparently there's a
Speaker 5: shortage of updating materials in Uruguay. Mike Langelow, are technical director,
Speaker 5: has final thought.
Speaker 12: Michael, yeah, I don't know what I looked up, but
Speaker 12: now my algorithm on my Facebook I either it's either
Speaker 12: a toaster or food processors. That's all I get now,
Speaker 12: nothing but adds for food processors or toasters.
Speaker 2: No clue how's that happened?
Speaker 5: Well, you don't want to eat raw bread like a
Speaker 5: fool toasted up Katie Green Are a Steam Newswoman.
Speaker 2: As a final thought, Katie.
Speaker 3: I just need to take a chill pill for the
Speaker 3: rest of the day because since we did that gold
Speaker 3: Gem segment, I have been pissed.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, the left doesn't care about actual women.
Speaker 2: Uh Jack.
Speaker 3: A final thought for us, Yeah, the algorithm thing that
Speaker 3: needs to get fixed. I have a similar problem. If
Speaker 3: I opened up YouTube right now, it would be nothing
Speaker 3: but espresso machines and John Mary Tar lessons, and that's it.
Speaker 3: Like those are the only two things I could ever
Speaker 3: possibly have any interest in.
Speaker 2: Sip the Java and play the licks. Sip the Java,
Speaker 2: play the licks.
Speaker 3: Armstrong and Getty raving up another grueling four hour workday.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna say this, Armstronggeeddy dot com, the Armstrong
Speaker 3: and Getty store. The new kftc aprons made everybody laugh
Speaker 3: out loud.
Speaker 2: I'm getting one myself. Oh cool, we'll see tomorrow.
Speaker 3: God bless America.
Speaker 2: I'm strong and get you. We don't want to.
Speaker 11: Talk about saying, we say no, is there anything here.
Speaker 2: That we don't already know?
Speaker 8: No, no, no no.
Speaker 11: We could talk about the weather, the oh and Christmas
Speaker 11: really starts, but we don't want to talk about the
Speaker 11: sick Burbo who died behind bars.
Speaker 7: No no, no, no.
Speaker 2: No, we don't want to talk about Armstrong and Getty