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Was it last Thursday? I think we were... Yeah, we've been pretty... Lately. And I got to say it's been a... I'm hesitant to say it because it's not really slow, but it feels like it's been a slow news week as far as stuff. But that's only because like the weeks before that were like D.C. and assassinations and then other assassinations and then Kamala saying something batshit crazy. I mean, there's no lack of the batshit crazy and we are going to talk a bit about assassinations. But it's been for 2024 in October, any October surprises that you've seen, Dave? Has there been anything? Did they blow their wad too early or do we have something still coming down the pike that's going to really turn the cut? I get what you're saying. It feels a little bit like the Marvel Universe after Endgame, like they kept making movies, but they definitely blew their wad with the whole coup and assassinations, plural. But no man, some big stuff going on in the world. Weather modification is making a comeback. I've noticed that. I don't know if you have, but I think that that's great. I saw Marjorie Taylor Greene talking about it and everybody calling her an anti-Semite because she said some people control the weather. Right. Sarah Silverman, to be specific, which, yeah, my response to that was I know that you're God's chosen people, but all the major Abrahamic religions know how to fuck with the weather lady. So just... Yeah, yeah, looking too harp with two A's, it is every bit as much a conspiracy theory as was USS Liberty and Operation Paperclip and MK-Ultra and so on and so forth. Go look into it. But yeah, we'll talk a bit about FEMA, not a bunch because we're going to have somebody on to talk about FEMA very soon and all of their ills as of late. But anything new in the Great State of Delaware, Dave? Let's see, actually I do have an announcement, dude. We've been kind of just playing coy, flicking the proverbial bean with this for the past couple of weeks, maybe into the months, but I have decided, dude, I am going to vote for Donald Trump because at the end of the day, I stand in opposition to the corrupt DC establishment weaponized intel agencies, NATO, the Ukraine war, open borders, human trafficking, the Clintons, the Obamas, the Bidens, the Bushes, the Chinese, the corporate press, Hollywood, the trans-agenda, the 2030 agenda, the Green New Deal, neoconservatism, neoliberalism, communism, globalism, nihilism, gun control, Google, Facebook, Pride Month, the Lincoln Project, the Project for a New American Century, King Charles, Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, Teachers Unions, IRS Unions, DEI, CBDCs, coups, climate catastrophism, cancel culture, cultural decay, and censorship. So at the end of the day, that was enough for me, I decided to pull the trigger. Yeah, so you weren't quite decided, but now you are because of that list. I just started making a tally, and I was like, wow, that's really heavy on the one side. So sure. I'm going to go with it. I'm with you, and well, mostly I'm with you. I've got to be honest, I've been reluctantly, I guess, Trump, as you know, for the last couple of weeks. There's been some things this week that are, I don't know, we'll discuss them. We'll get into them. Let's just get into the news, and we'll see if we can change Dave's mind. That's just going to be my goal in all the election stuff. Whoever Dave is voting for, just talking him out of it, just for the sake of the chaos, I have no dog in this fight. Joe Exotic, 2024. Now before we get into the Trump's and the Kamala's, we've got to talk about Mr. John Kerry, who has had some words that have been making the rounds this week on the First Amendment. Let's see. I think the dislike of and anguish over social media is just growing and growing and growing, and it's part of our problem, particularly in democracies, in terms of building consensus around any issue. It's really hard to govern today. You can't, you know, there's no, the referees we used to have to determine what's a fact and what isn't a fact, that kind of, you know, been eviscerated to a certain degree. And people go and that people self select where they go for their news or for their information, and then you just get into a vicious cycle. So it's really, really. People listen to unapproved sources of information, then they get into this vicious cycle where they keep asking these pesky questions and do in their own research and shit. How do we stop that, John Kerry? I'm much harder to build consensus today than at any time in the 45, 50 years I've been involved in this. Let's start to notice. We suck. You know, there's a lot of discussion now about how you curb those entities in order to guarantee that you're going to have, you know, some accountability on facts, et cetera. But look, it's a long list on Fox, et cetera. The only one source and the source they go to is sick and, you know, has an agenda and they're putting out disinformation. Our First Amendment stands as a major block to the ability to be able to just, you know, hammer it out of existence. So what you need is what we need is to win the ground, win the right to govern by hopefully having, you know, winning enough votes that you're free to be able to implement change. Kind of change. Obviously, there are some people in our country who are prepared to implement change in other ways. And that's where we're standing really if democracy can survive, unreadily. I think democracy's are very challenged right now and have not proven they can move fast enough or big enough to deal with the challenges that we are facing. And to me, that is part of what this race, this election is all about. Will we break the fever in the United States? The people just had the problem with democracy is that the people have just too much freedom to find out that we're full of dog shit. And it's weird that he focused like it sounds like he's talking about like us or Joe Rogans or like people on the internet who are spreading dangerous misinformation. But then his list of Fox, et cetera, just kind of shows you like where his brain is at. Like it's still just all the corporate media foxes, the evil right wingers that must be stopped. He wants to take down Fox for all the shit that we say he's still scared of Fox. So yeah, his solution is, you know, we got to, we got to regain the trust and get rid of that pesky First Amendment that lets people just go talking all willy nilly and shit. Any thoughts, Dave? Any dangerous thoughts you got? Well, my first thought is I'm embarrassed to admit that there is a time in history, you know, a little over maybe 20 years ago where I thought that this person was like opposed to what George W. Bush was doing. This was the, this was the shill bidder of 2004, the guy who acted like he had any difference between him and George W. Bush. But knowing what we know now, knowing who he serves, the stage he was just on, you're on the same team as George W. Bush, Kamala Harris, Dick Cheney. You guys, there is no space between you. You are the regime. It is clear from the company that you're keeping. And yeah, they're all lawyers, man, and they're up there giving their double demonic speak about, oh, well, yeah, this legislation is in the way or this part of this pesky part of the Constitution is in the way from our goals. It's like just really saying the quiet part out loud. So in essence, I kind of appreciate it, the honesty. The thing that is stopping us is, you know, them just having all these opinions and shit. And it's not like the days of yesteryear where we could just say stuff on the television and people would sit around with their families and just believe whatever we told them when they only had like four or five channels to choose from, and they were all saying the same things. We've lost that because people are thinking now. But speaking of double speaking demons, here's somebody who I, who, you know, is definitely in John Kerry's camp. And Miss Hillary Clinton had something to say this week also about censorship. And if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter X or Instagram or TikTok, whatever they are, if they don't moderate and monitor the content, we lose total control. And it's not just the social and psychological effects. It's real harm. We lose total control if Elon Musk fails to shut us up, then I don't know who we is that we is that she's referring to, but whoever, whatever collective that Hillary Clinton is any part of that is referring to their amount of control over my life, I am perfectly fine with them losing all of it. So God bless Elon Musk if he is doing anything to oppose that. But yeah, once again, saying the quiet part out loud, if these, if these dumb little peasants are just free to speak their mind on Elon's dirty platform, then we lose total control. Does that mean that we lose control totally or does that mean we lose the, the total control that we currently have? We currently have total control and we might lose a little bit of that or we lose all of the control. I don't know. I don't know what to make of this, but either way, I'm perfectly fine with it. I'll sleep just fine tonight knowing that Hillary Clinton lost any amount of control because of Donald Trump or because of Elon Musk's Twitter X as she calls it. Dave, any thoughts on this bitch? Yeah, just add that to my list of reasons to vote for Donald Trump. You know, Hillary Clinton opposes that. Oh, okay. Well, that makes that decision pretty easily. Also, more double speak out of these people, they love to say their new slogan is country over party. Like that's what the alliance between Liz Cheney and right, right, a couple of cops doesn't matter. What party you're with. We're fucking cops. Country over party. I love it. That's like the libertarian party's party over principle, except, you know, reverse demonic double speak. Sure. Yeah. And Kamala Harris has been doing this media blitz that we'll get into more later. But in all of this, in the, the Hillary Clinton's, the John Kerry's, everybody's just playing this game of everything's great right now, except for when it's not, and if it's not, it's because it's Donald Trump's fault, but everything's great because of Kamala Harris. And the economy's booming under Kamala Harris, so it will continue to boom. Meanwhile, Hooters is closing. Hooters has filed for bankruptcy or I think there's several that have filed for bankruptcy. It says, Hooters has abruptly closed 40 locations, blaming rising costs of rent and food, like others, like other struggling change chains, such as Red Lobster, Red Lobster is also filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and also Pizza Hut, 300 Pizza Hut stores are closing. Our economy is doing great. Never better. We can afford to send money everywhere but here, but all of your childhood is shutting down currently. I don't know if that has any implication on the leadership, but it did dot stop. You know, Kamala Harris from sending 100, what was it, 157 million to Ukraine? She actually sent 150,000 lobster biscuits from her. Oh, yeah. I mean, that would ramp up the Red Lobster's industry, unless she sent, she didn't like buy 50 like bottomless shrimp baskets and send those all over there and then just keep replenishing because they're bottomless, right? And drain them on their resources. I'm not an economic wizard, but I'm pretty sure 50 endless shrimps is for infinity. So sure, I mean, it sounds like you really only need one if you're, if you're dedicated enough and Red Lobster stays open 50 times in infinity, bro. That's way more. Sure. Yeah. That's like 50. I'd not. It's like 50 finities. Yeah. Yes. All of our stores are closing. All of our childhoods are being burnt down just like Indiana Jones and Star Wars, but you know, while natural disasters are happening here, she's sending all the money to Ukraine and Israel and a few surprising others that we'll get to, but don't worry, because she will take care of the people at home also. And the federal relief and assistance that we have been providing has included Pima providing $750 for folks who need immediate relief and the federal relief and assistance that we have been providing. All right, so $750 is word around town. That's what we're, we're sending down to each family that is suffering in our country from a natural disaster, whether it was manmade or not. It was not man deterred and it, it's not being cleaned up by our government either. We need to send all of it elsewhere. So with this whole, I'm just kind of glossing over some of these because it's kind of a whole collective that I want to discuss here, because Kamala Harris also put out a tweet this week that had a whole lot of people scratching their heads, myself included. She said, the people of Lebanon, our fate and people of Lebanon are facing an increasingly dire humanitarian situation. I am concerned about the security and well-being of civil civilians suffering in Lebanon and will continue working to help meet the needs of all civilians there to that end. The United States will provide nearly $157 million in additional assistance to the people of Lebanon for essential needs such as food, shelter, water protection and sanitization or sanitation to help those who have been displaced by the recent conflict. This additional support brings total U.S. assistance to Lebanon over the last year to over $385 million. Now this would be less odd if we weren't also funding Israel to bomb Lebanon in their response to Lebanon bombing Israel. We're playing both sides of this war, we're tearing down other countries and rebuilding them while ours falls apart and we do nothing to stop it. Exactly, that's great, no I love this is peak hypocrisy and I know like the normy argument is rightfully so. You have $100 million, $200 million for Ukraine but you only have 750 loans for North Carolina. Okay, that's fine because they do despise you, that's obvious. But the question here is, they're pretending like we only have this much money but we spent it. We ran out, we ran out of our money printer, savings over here but we spent it on Ukraine. It's like no, you motherfuckers make that when you decide to make it so you've decided that these people are only worth a second. You don't have to control the weather, you can control the catastrophe pretty easily. That's unbelievable these people. And yes, that is what everybody is saying, they're whining that all of our money is going elsewhere but I think it's pretty fair criticism Dave because $45 million to our people and then we ran out of money while they're brag. She's not only sending money to the country that Israel, we are funding Israel to destroy. She was bragging about the fact that over the last year they've sent $385 million to them and $45 million gets sent to our folks. But yes, as you mentioned, it is arbitrary, it is whatever you want to do, you can do and you will do because we're trillions and trillions of dollars in debt. We have no money technically but we do own the printer. So I mean, whatever is happening is entirely up to you, it's all made up numbers on a whatever mark keyboard, but yeah, you can print more, it will tank us, you can print more for them, you can print more for us if you wanted to, it's all made up, it's all fake. And this is, I'm going to butcher Ron Paul quote here but this is all by design and this is why we should abolish all foreign aid. It might sound good, oh, this is a humanitarian disaster so we send a couple hundred million over there. Okay. But that money goes, is stolen from poor people in this country and given to rich people in that country and never reaches those people. What they're doing is essentially placating the Lebanese government while they house everybody and move everybody forcefully. Yep. We also got this from Axios.com, so you know, it's legit scope us wants to use Hezbollah's weakness to elect new Lebanese president. regime change we're going for, who could have possibly seen this coming? There's no indicators in history that we were going to go this route. But yes, we are funding Israel. We are protecting Israel. Israel is bombing Lebanon, Lebanon's bombing Israel. We are also building up Lebanon while we build up Israel and while we're at it while Hezbollah is, you know, got their balls blown off, we're just thinking maybe it's time for a little new leadership around here, shocking, shocking. It's gone well every time thus far Dave, right? Oh, sure, man, and you know, just to do a little, I know it's not Thursday, but if we hopped in the throwback Thursday machine, you could go back to General Wesley Clark's speech that he gave on democracy now. I think it was 2007 about the seven countries in five years. So they're definitely running a little bit behind on the five year plan there, but you know, it definitely ends with Iran. Lebanon was definitely on the list along with Iraq and Syria and Libya. So they're just a little behind schedule, but definitely definitely still sticking to the plan. Yeah. Now it does end with Iran and on your boy Donald Trump here, we had the White House come out and say this week that Biden came out and said something to the effective, you can bomb Lebanon and we'll basically fund it, but you cannot bomb their nuclear sites or what else was it? Nuclear sites and something else. Oh, oil reserves like natural resources and shit. Biden said that, which, you know, it is kind of surprising that Biden would say that at all because that seems to be the goal anytime we get into one of these situations, you, you bomb the nuclear sites and you head for the oil. But unless he just doesn't want to like, deplete the resources by bombing them, I don't know, but Donald Trump had a bit of a different stance because he said, bomb the shit out of those resources. What do you think about, what do you think about Iran with you in Iran because as long as they don't hit the nuclear stuff, that's the thing you want. Right? I said, I think he's got that one wrong. Isn't that what you're supposed to hit? We have to be totally prepared, we have to be absolutely prepared. But with the rest of that question, the answer should have been, hit the nuclear first and worried about the worst, and that's what they're saying, that's what they're going to do. They're going to do it. They're going to do it, they're going to do it. We'll find out one of them. Great question. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Trump's much more pro-war than Kamala Harris is being right now since she's trying to help these people. She doesn't want to blow up the Lebanese people, she doesn't want to detonate nuclear bombs within their country. Now we've got Trump saying, you do want to detonate the nuclear bombs or blow up the nuclear bombs in their country. I don't know what the ramifications for that would be, but what do you think, Dave? Does this, I'm honestly a bit torn because I can also see the side of like, if you're going to do it, do it, if you need to go to war, if you need to get something done, take out their weapons, make them surrender, okay, like don't fuck around with whatever else. If Biden's saying, don't take out their resources and don't take out their weapons, what are we shooting at? We're just blowing up kids that have, as BB Netanyahu said, missiles in their living rooms and garages? Is that who we're focusing on? I don't know, Dave. I need your wisdom on this one. Who am I supposed to support here? Well, my approach to this dude is kind of like self-immolation. I would say don't do it, but if you're going to do it, finish the job. Don't just burn your arm and then be a laughingstock. So no, this is all... There's many kids in call it a day and then install a new president. Look, this is all part of my strategic calculation for voting for Trump. I am fully aware that he is worse on Israel than the other side. But as Scott Horton said, that's pretty much the only thing he's worse on. I have already made that concession. That's why World War III or the Israel Palestine conflict was not on my list of reasons to support Trump while making that concession. But it should be noted, I guess this is selfish or whatever, but you know, one war is better than two wars, right? Less death, less murder. And the other thing, Russia has the nukes, not Iran. Iran doesn't have an air force. So as an America firster, I'm not comfortable with war anywhere, but I'm less comfortable with the conflict with Russia. So if we can squash that immediately, then maybe only have the one thing to deal with. Let's not pretend like Kamala Harris gives a shit about Lebanon or Israel or Palestinians. She is in a pickle right now because her party wants her to support Israel and her people, her base are on TikTok screaming from the river to the sea without knowing anything about it. So I feel like she knows nothing, they know nothing, and her handlers are the only ones who kind of have a grasp on it and they're like, "No, we need this war." So I feel like she's in a bit of a conundrum where she doesn't really know where to go with it. I mean, not that she has an original thought of her own, but whoever's writing her speeches for her, giving her talk points, I feel like they're kind of torn because the regime, the base that is supporting the regime currently disagrees with Kamala Harris on this, just as much as we disagree with Donald Trump on this. And Kamala Harris is just knows, I feel like she knows that she has more anti-Israel people who are supporting her than Donald Trump does, ironically enough. And Donald Trump knows that he has all the boomer, conservative, Christian Zionists who Israel, no matter what, yay, rah, rah. So he's got the easier job in this one, I think, and as far as appealing to a larger amount of his base, not to us, obviously. Yeah, and he's pissed off, too, that most Jews, American Jews, vote Democrat. I don't understand why you're going to cause World War III. That's funny. She's not a real Zionist. She's a Palestinian, like, no president has ever been as much of a sympathetic supporter of Israel than Donald Trump ever. So really, he's kind of right. Why are you looking over there? I'm over here. But they both have to do the art of bullshit where they just placate both sides and kind of talk out of both sides of their mouth. He knows his base is right now, anyway, anti-interventionist, right? But he has to, obviously, he already took the 100 million from Adelson's wife. So we know where he stands on this stuff. And we know who American Jewish people vote for, so they have to placate both sides, too. It's just like, you know, this what happens in politics is you just get to, like, they'll keep talking, keep talking and say nothing. But at the end of the day, Trump is better at that. Just talking and saying that much. Sure. Now, David, I don't know, you probably don't know the answer to this, I don't know, but I don't know the answer to it either, which is why I'm asking. If Joe Biden were to bomb Iran and bomb their nuclear sites and their oil, is it of any value to us at that point, like, if we're just going in to take the oil, would that be the reason not to bomb their resources or, like, if he bombs a nuclear site, does that just annihilate Iran? Because we've been told our entire lives that one nuke is going to just obliterate any small country that it comes in contact with. So as I ran gone, if we bomb the nuke sites, as Trump's saying, I don't know, that's probably a question for Scott Horton, but I'm fairly certain they don't have nukes. They have, like, nuclear reactors, but they've been open with, like, UN inspections and all that stuff. You know, I don't think they have any nuclear weapons, and I'm pretty sure Scott Horton would say that that's true. I don't know what it would do to, you know, house those reactors, but I do know that that's one of the reasons that the neocons and the Zionists who wrote the project for the New American Century in the late '90s had Iran last was because it's the hardest job, and they don't have nukes, but they would have the ability to destroy lots of American military bases right around. You know, we're surrounded surrounding their country. So they could definitely do a lot of damage to our military infrastructure in the region. So I guess that's why they're, why they're saving it for last. But isn't that something, man, how, like, you know, 30 years ago, they had the plan, and then everything they do from then is just kind of, you know, tinkering with the plan or like making sure that things like they knew they knew. But we're supposed to be scared of Project 2025, this thing that we all just heard of three months ago that Donald Trump has said he has nothing to do with, and still, Harry Sisson is throwing plates at Project 2025 backdrops and shit, we'll get to that later. But yeah, like, ignore the plan that was laid out by all of us, by everybody who agrees to follow the regime's, you know, marching orders. That's been there for decades, and, but this new thing that we just made up, be afraid of that. Dude, literally in the 90s, they knew the reaction from the people, we, the people, would be this. So all of this, all of the security infrastructure was built to, to contend with the reaction of the plan that they knew that you know what I'm saying? Yeah. All of the spying, they're like, well, these people are going to rise up. So we're definitely going to have to install this. So let's get ready. We're not going to like this one bit. So we, yeah, exactly. We're going to have to build some camps up for these motherfuckers, start something called FEMA. You know what I'm saying? That was all in the 90s. Sure. And we're like, looking through that little peace dividend. They were like, now we're going to, we're going to be fucking these people over in the next century or so. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Well, um, yeah, if you've been fucked over or injured on the job, per se, um, maybe you should call Lone Star Injury Attorneys. Have you or loved one been injured by some fucknuggets reckless driving, a tumble at your shitty job, or some other form of dumb shit outside of your control? Well, fear not because today's episode is sponsored by a lawyer. 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And nicked with something and blood and stuff. Assassination attempt number one in Butler PA, if you don't recall, as the news cycle is very quick, Donald Trump made the bold move of returning to Butler PA this week for a rally on the same location, same everything, which, uh, before we get into what happened, Dave, I want to know what were your, what's your thought of this? I thought it was a pretty baller move to be like, fuck you, I'm coming back. Um, as if I were an audience goer, I don't think I would have fought for the front row seats, but, um, I probably would have been in attendance, would, is it, is it, was it safer this time or less like, is it brave to go back or is it just like, nobody's going to try the same thing twice in the same spot. So it's not that big a deal. What do you think? Yeah. It's like flying the first day that they opened up the airways after 9/11, it's probably a whole lot safer. Yeah. You know, not going to happen again right now. They're going to give us a few months at least. Right. Um, so no, I feel like, I mean, it is totally baller. It is totally great politics. It was a huge crowd, the biggest crowd, tremendous, really great. Um, and Elon was there, bro, doing jumping jacks and shit, fucking thing. Mm hmm. You've got all that. Did you watch the whole rally or just the Elon part, Dave? Just the Elon part. That's fine. That's fine. You didn't miss much. Um, that's the thing. As time goes on, the more I'm like, begrudgingly saying, okay, Trump, I guess, the more I'm paying attention to what he's saying, and the more I'm like, he's not that much less of a word salad artist than Kamala Harris is much of the time. Um, but at the beginning of this rally was my favorite part of the rally, uh, where Donald Trump opened with this, Lee, thank you very much, really. And thank you, a very big, thank you to Pennsylvania, we love Pennsylvania. And as I was saying, I finished my story and that he's got the, the chart up there that he's talked about since then, just pick it up where you left off. I love that, I love that chart, I love that graph. We're literally choosing, like our choices now are between a stupid person and a dumb person. And I can't always decide which is which, but, uh, he's the funnier dumb person. This is important. This is not about, do not vote, do not make the mistake, the rookie mistake about voting for a personality. What do they represent? Who do you serve? Who is your master? Okay. So I gave, I gave you a bunch of reasons. I gave not one reason on my list earlier about why Trump is great. Sure. They were, they were all reasons to vote for Trump. What does that represent? What does a rep, a vote for Kamala Harris represent? When you think about that, it's a whole new like don't, the personality is not it. I know. And I have to keep, I have to keep saying like, I'm not a hater, I just, but I'm, I'm still not going to, I don't know, Tim's been, Tim cast has been sucking Trump's dick pretty hard lately, especially after the JD Vance debate and, and like, I'm, I'll be much more of a Donald Trump supporter once I get the Russian money. But yeah, for now it's like, yeah, as of now, I'm not a hater. I'm going to vote for the guy currently. I have no problem saying that, but still he talks like an idiot 90% of the time. He talks in circles. He repeats himself. This is nothing new. We've just, I just feel like a lot of Trump supporters are un, as they're calling out Kamala Harris for talking in circles and word salad, if you're honest with yourself, Donald Trump does that a lot. This is a like a two hour long Donald Trump speech and he repeated himself like 25 times on the same thing over and over and over again. And he, he talks in, I don't know, in such sentence fragments that like trail off to different things and then it finally comes back around and you realize he didn't actually have something to say. He just, he just filibustered and said, Oh, there's that go over there and that go over there and that go. As I was saying this and it ends up being nothing at the end, he does a lot of this, it's politicianing one on one, fill the time and rile them up. I get it. I'm just not, I'm just not going to pretend like it's not happening. That's all. No, that is a good habit. Do do not be Laura Loomer who is starting beef with Marjorie Taylor Greene constantly on Twitter. I'm like, bitch, you guys are the same. Right. What are you doing? They're being libertarians. If you're not a constantly S in Trump's D or like any kind of critique of him means you're not on board or something like that, those people are fucking the worst, the worst. So don't do that. We don't have to red hat it. We just have to make adult decisions. Right. Now, let's see, I don't have a ton from this rally. I did like the intro being as I was saying and then showing the chart and talking about the chart, picking up where he left off or that was funny. Good opener. What did bother me though was, let's see, here's him. So he talks for like at least 10 minutes about the shooting and everything that happened, everything that went down in Butler last time. And this part, you let me know if you can figure out why this particular part stood out to me. Some people just don't die in vain. Nope. That's not the right clip. This part. I want to thank the men and women of the U.S. Secret Service who threw their bodies on top of mine without even a thought for their own lives. They were on top of me so fast, they were on top of me, and there was not even a moment of doubt in their minds. You watch those tapes, not even a moment of doubt. I want to thank Secret Service and great, great people, they are great people. And in that moment, those agents displayed a devotion to duty that cannot be described and they did it yet again less than three weeks ago when they really did a fantastic job. Another attempt, it was another attempt. We have an evil world. We have a very sick world. My gratitude to them is beyond measure. We also owe a tremendous debt thanks to the Secret Service, counter sniper and a local police sniper who returned fire within seconds and stopped the shooter quickly and saved many lives. If he didn't stop, he saved many lives. He had a lot of bullets, a lot of ammunition up there with him. And we are just amazing when you think they did it so quickly without any knowledge of what was going on, boom, and had that not happened, it would have been a very different story, it would have been many. Okay. So without any knowledge of what was going on, the Secret Service Act acted so quickly within seconds and they were on top of him, they were on top of him hard, they were on top of him hard and fast and oh God, they were on top of him so fast and hard. But yeah, they acted so quickly without hesitation that did their jobs perfectly. No future notice, according to Donald Trump of like two weeks ago, or yeah, according to the reports on this that came out, Donald Trump knew about in the Secret Service, definitely knew about, they were on high alert because they knew that Iran was supposedly had assassination whatever hit out for Donald Trump. They were on high alert. They knew according to those reports also, they knew about this guy on the roof, 26 minutes in advance and then 26 minutes later, they jumped onto Donald Trump without any hesitation at all or any future knowledge of this happening. Just make it make sense like Donald Trump said that Iran had a hit out on him and that's why this was such a big deal. He said that, whatever, the CIA said it also, but they, they can't, it doesn't add up to me. Dave, I'm trying, I'm not a hater, I want to believe but you can't suck the D of the Secret Service that at best did their jobs worse than any Secret Service or any security guard has ever done their job if they knew that it was going to happen, if they knew that there was a hit out, if they were on high alert, they saw him 26 minutes earlier, they stood there, did nothing, all the radios went out at the same time, even if the tech went out all at the same time, that's your job. You did your job horribly at best and at worst, you wanted Donald Trump to be assassinated as we talked about a couple of days ago, but here Donald Trump is still praising them for their swift and amazing service. Thought, Steve, I wonder how long he'll talk on mute before, before I stop them. I'm just going to let you go sometime. I know you really should. No, man, I would say that this is probably evidence that he has been working with the intelligence agencies, right? I don't think that he is against war with Iran. And the only way that that's going to stop is if we get people around him that, really, and this is sad, but it's not going to be RFK, it's not going to be Tulsi, right? Those people are great in a lot of ways, but they're not going to stop Donald Trump from going to war with Iran, so I don't know man. Can Vivek do it? He couldn't even get that advice spot. Look, the only way he'll do it is if public opinion and support is so overwhelming that Donald Trump wants to be accepted and adored, so to me that's probably the only way. But right now, dude, it looks like they're already counting on Trump being the guy, already counting on him, being okay with whatever's going to happen between Israel or Iran and the final part of the project for the New American Century, the ever expanding Israeli experiment, all that. So no man, I am apprehensive about that and it's awful and I don't know the way to stop that other than keep calling attention to it. Yeah, like I've heard the argument of like, well, of course he's not going to be rude to the Secret Service that is still in charge of servicing him, but why is he not? If that were the case, why is he not hiring private security at this point? Because I think any private security worth their weight in anything, whatever, I don't know, analogies, it's early. Any private security that doesn't suck dicks, there's a good one, would do better than 26 minutes in advance on high alert, not knowing or just standing there while the guy gets shot by a guy that like civilians in the audience could see. Any security detail would have taken better care of Donald Trump in that situation than the Secret Service. So it makes me trust him less. I need to hear a little bit of, even if it was just like, well, the Secret Service is amazing, great, they're phenomenal, I mean a little late on that one, you know, but you know, like just that, even a wink and a nod, but we don't even get that, which leads me to believe that it's all fake, but yet I still begrudgingly vote for. No, man, I agree, I think that it's likely that after the first ear-grazed, some deal was reached, do you know what I mean? Do you want to play this game forever or should we have a detente and you will, yeah, you'll be the guy that serves up what we want. Sure. And that's probably the most likely, dude, you know, I've heard there's guys out there on the, like Nick Fuentes, who just, who aren't impressed with Trump anymore, you know, his biggest champions in 2016, 2020 are just like, nah, this isn't it, this isn't the thing. While other people, more moderate Republicans and things are coming around and, so that's, yeah, gives some pause there. Do you think the very skeptical people are right or is this the most important election of our lifetimes and we can't possibly sit this one out, Dave, because we won't have an ex-election if we don't? No, I do hate that slogan of the most important election of our lifetimes. But man, when you hear people like Elon Musk say that, it's, this is not an MSNBC talking head. I mean, we were at that rescue the Republic rally, like there's some really, I want to believe good people, impressive people, smart people, talking about, hey, man, if this might not be ideal, but it's the only chance we have against this ominous alternative. Sure. So, desperate, desperate people are, you know, forcing them to, we'll listen to Elon Musk tell you to vote like your life depends on it because it does, just like Billie Eilish and P. Diddy of years ago, but we'll get to that in a moment. Before we do, here is Donald Trump talking about the guy who got shot, Corey, he spent a good long amount of time on that, nothing wrong with that, but there was something about this particular segment that I thought was a little, a little weird and worth, worth talking about. And he's with you and he's going to be with us for a long time because, you know, some people just don't die in vain and what he's left behind is incredible. And so, God bless you, Corey. God bless you. Thank you very much. God bless you. It almost sounds like that's the end of the segment talking about Corey. I'm not sure if he's going off script here. It seems like some of it might be on script, but I kind of felt like God bless you was the period. God bless you, Corey was the end of the Corey segment. And then Donald Trump went on. You know, I just want a little story, Helen told me that on the day that they came to the rally, Corey was really excited because somebody gave him great seats right up front here with the, with the best seats in the house right there, Corey got, he was super excited. It gets worse. Don't worry. North Carolina. The ladies from North Carolina there. This is their 227th rally. I don't know what's going on with those beautiful ladies. But they always seem to have good seats. But Corey had the best seat in the house and he was Corey had the best seat in the house, the one and only guy in the entire place who died had the best seat in the house. Some people, some people have said these seats was so great, it was worth it. At least he died doing what he loved listening to me talk. Yeah, the best seat in the house was a line that my jaw dropped a little bit. Telling his wife and family on the way over in the car, he said, "I'm telling you he's going to invite me up in the stage because I do that sometimes I take people, we invite them up at the stage." And she smiled thinking it'll never happen and little did anyone realize that Corey would be on the stage three months later in an almost immortal position. And that's where he is today on the stage. I think it's not almost, I think it's a truly immortal position. So the love that he showed on that day and throughout his life is the love that sustains the entire movement, love that our families have and love of our communities and love of our country. It's a force more powerful than any hatred and malice because even in the darkest hours it shines forth as a guy. Great seats though, he had a great view. Now going on to say, she told me that Corey was so excited on the way over because he not only got good seats, he was like, "Don Trump's definitely going to invite me up on stage. I don't know Corey, I don't know why he thought Donald Trump would invite him up on stage." But at the guy's dead and not only are you bragging about him having the best seat in the house, but you're like, "Also, that idiot thought that I would have known him before he gave his life for me, I didn't. I didn't invite him up on stage, but he's here now because I'm saying his name and talking about such good seats that he had, he's here now, immortally. It's great. It's great for him. It's a good thing. Best seats in the house, Dave. What do you think? And now his wife is famous. His kids are very popular. They're for life." Right. Oh, being immortal, it's got to be pretty good, pretty great. Wow. It kind of makes Corey sound like a loser because he was like, "Don Trump's going to notice me. He's going to notice me. Don't Trump didn't notice him." And then he died. And then Trump's like, "Good job, Corey. You're a beautiful soul. I knew everything about you." And yeah. Sometimes I call people up on stage. Not that night. Not that night, but just, yeah, I don't know. Was that off script? There were some things, like I said, that felt like it was a little bit planned but a lot of the best seat in the house. There's no way that they wrote down and committed best seat in the house and that made the cut. No, that's some definite freestyling right there. That's classic. That's classic. Like people don't care about that stuff. They have, Trump fans give him a pass on that stuff. We don't care. We know where your heart is and we know that, you know, and that doesn't matter. It's not going to. That's a super power dude. Sorry. You want to vote. There's no passes on any dumb shit. If you want my vote, I'm going to be honest about it. And if I end up voting for him at the end of this, then it won't be without complaints. But unless, you know, he becomes a smart person overnight, but I'm not holding my breath. Now, yes, and also I'm going to get, as I've found like, as I've been honest about the fact that I'm probably going to vote for him, I'm going to get meaner about him too. Because it's like, yeah, if you want my vote, I've got some problems. And yeah, if I wasn't voting for you, I want to have nearly as much to say because obviously you're better than Kamala Harris. So go be better than Kamala Harris and do your thing. But if you want my vote, I've got some thoughts. Anyway, as you mentioned earlier, Dave, Donald Trump also brought Elon Musk on stage. It's not that big a news as people were making it out to be. Well, nothing in general of this is that big a news as people are making it out to be. The left wing was very upset that Elon Musk would have the gall to walk out on stage and jump twice in an awkward manner, and they're very upset about that. The right wing is saying that Elon Musk came out and endorsed Donald Trump, but we knew that months ago because he posted it on his platform. That's not news. Basically, Elon Musk was there to tell you to vote and support Donald Trump. And here's a little bit of that. We've got a couple of clips. We're honored to be joined tonight by one of the people who is going to help us build this incredible future, and he is a truly incredible guy. And I don't say that that often. Hold up. Elon Musk is a truly incredible guy. And Donald Trump doesn't say that often. This entire rally is like there's Jim Jones down there, truly incredible guy, Bob Miller over there, he fixed Bertha's plumbing last week, truly incredible, best plumber I've heard around. And it's like, that's all you say about everybody, whether you have any idea who they are or not. They're truly incredible guys. So yeah, just felt like that was worth pointing out. He's a great gentleman. He's done such an unbelievable job for North Carolina, for Georgia, for Alabama, for Florida, for Tennessee, his name is Elon Musk, he saved free speech, he created so many different great things. Where is he? Come on up here, Elon, he created the first major American car company and generations and his rocket company is the only reason we can now send American astronauts into space. Did you see that, Dave? Did you see those two hops? Yeah. I am fucking outraged. Like I watched Tim Mall's dance around and pleather, you know, chaps, but Elon Musk, he hopped twice when he came out on stage. It's fucking weird, Dave. Isn't that weird to you? Bro, these are the same fucking losers who have been saying dance like no one's watching. Exactly. Right. But the minute that somebody comes out before 80,000 people and has shows the littlest bit of excitement and hops six inches. The most autistic amount of excitement too, it's like he hopped and hopped and then gave like a mundane speech. Yeah. Um, enjoy yourself, dude. Have fun. I wish, you know, yeah, the hop was, you could have got a little bit more air with it, but whatever. Enjoy. Sure. Now here's the beginning of Elon's speech and then we're going to jump ahead. Come here. Take over, Elon. Yes, take over. Now if they're saying Elon's weird and awkward, they're not incorrect. He's a weird and awkward guy. That's not new. As you can see, I'm, I'm not just Maggie, I'm dark, Maggie. It's case in point. Well, first of all, I want to say we're honored is to be here and, uh, you know, the, the, the true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire. And we, we, we had one president who couldn't climb a flight of stairs and another who was this pumping after getting shot, fight, fight, fight, blood coming down the face. Now America is the home of the brave. And there's no true, there's no true test than courage under fire. So who do you want represent? So that's the, the best part of his speech. I feel like, uh, who do you want? The guy who can't walk up the stairs, which I don't know why we're going back to Biden at this point. It's, it's kind of, it doesn't matter to compare Biden, you're going to have to compare Trump to Kamala. Kamala can walk upstairs, but yes, funny, Biden falls downstairs, Donald Trump got shot and said, fight, fight, fight. I thought that that was a good opener, uh, the true test of whatever courage in a man is guy who does performs well under fire. It's a bit cliche, but it's not untrue. And I feel like, uh, Elon Musk's enthusiasm for that moment is more genuine than Donald Trump's is where he's like blood coming down the face. He's like describing it and Donald Trump's like, yeah, it's a great graph and great secret service and everything's great. Um, I don't know. Let's, did you listen to the, when Elon Musk interviewed, did he interview Trump? He did, right? Is that what I'm remembering? Yeah. And he, he seemed more, um, I knew that it was somebody because it was the first time I've ever heard Elon interview anybody. It might be the first time he's ever interviewed anybody, but, um, his questions seemed kind of simple, but more genuine and authentic than most of these interviews that like Kamala Harris is and even Donald Trump on some of these podcasts, Elon Musk seems like a bit of a simple guy. When it comes to the stuff, he's just going along or he's just realizing like the, the Democrats have fucked the, like shit, the bed so hard that I have to support this guy. And he's out there like, um, asking Trump, like, what did you, how did it feel? Like nobody's really asking him like, how did that feel? What was that like? Wasn't that crazy? Uh, like just normal human questions for somebody who just got shot on stage. That's how I feel about Elon Musk's awkwardness here. He's still in his awkward, like timid nature. He's even more, I don't know, more fired up about it than Donald Trump himself is, the guy who got shot on stage. What do you think, Dave? Well, yeah, it's kind of like his personality type is, I mean, obviously on the spectrum, but he likes, um, I mean, if we're to take him at his word, I think he believes in American exceptionalism. He's a flag waver. He likes greatness and, you know, trying to achieve greatness, right? Taking man to the stars and all that. So, um, yeah, I mean, I'm not surprised that he like linked up with this, this movement. Yeah. Like just like Trump, like I hope he's legit. I hope that the guy who's, you know, with all the government contracts and the guy who is working with NASA because everybody in the list that you've rattled up. About like who supports Trump and all these people that we kind of like. We've said this like this same thing about every single one of them. I like what you're saying right now, but I don't trust you. So now we've got this, uh, this Justice League of people who are really good sometimes and have just enough bad to be like, well, I did, you're not genuine exactly, but, uh, I like where your, your head's at, that's kind of where Elon Musk's at for me too, still. I mean, look, man, it just looks like feels like things are consolidating. Even like, you know, the way that Trump opened that up, he was like, he started the first American car manufacturer in a year is like, oh, yeah, yeah, you did do that except you definitely did it with American subsidies. There are plans to lay out, you know, the 15 minute cities, which you'll have a lot to do with AI, you'll have a lot to do with the Neuralink, all the charging units. This is all Tesla technology. So it feels a little bit fascisticy to me, you know, when you get up there and I mean, it is awesome. He is a champion of free speech right now, but he also went to all the sites with Ben Shapiro and like took the tour and came back and like has been pretty gung ho on that team ever since then. Sure. So, um, I don't know, I would just be wary of all that for the same reasons you should be wary of Tulsi Gabbard, RFK, Donald Trump, they seem like they're all pretty aligned on all the cool domestic shit here. But as far as the, uh, adventurism abroad and, you know, Israeli interests, there's still something left to be desired there, sure. And, um, Elon Musk had a good opener. I feel like the vast majority of his speech was quite lackluster. It was basically just vote, vote, vote, good get out and vote. Um, I might speed this up at some point, but here's a bit of vote or die by, uh, Elon Musk. Wait, Sean. Must win. So I have, I have one, one ask for everyone in the audience, everyone who watches this video, anyone, anyone in the live stream, there's, there's one request. It's very important register to vote. Okay. Okay, and, and get everyone you know and everyone you don't know, drag them to register to vote. There's only two days left to register to vote in Georgia and Arizona, 48 hours, like text people now, now, and then make sure they actually do vote. If they don't, this will be the last election. That's my prediction. Nothing's more important. Nothing's more important. Um, so get everyone, you know, everyone, so speaking of people out there, everyone in the crowd, I think, is what we're able to miss, but, uh, for people out there that are watching the video, watching the live stream, you need to get everyone, you know, every, at work, your friends, family, tech groups, your social media, everything, get them to register to vote right now. Only two days left for Georgia and Arizona, only a couple of weeks left in Pennsylvania. And if they're not registered to vote, it doesn't matter at that point. Register, but I'm being repetitive for a reason. Okay. So nothing is more important. Um, and a lot of people think maybe the vote doesn't count. Well it does. Okay. It does. It matters. It's 100 votes. It's a tiny margin. So get everyone, you know, to register to vote. I believe I swapped the book.com. I believe that's the site and double check that your registration is good. Don't take it for granted. Um, this feels like this feels like a guy who is definitely has a job to do. Like I feel like he's hitched his wagon, not just because I just, you know, happened to believe in it. It's like, no, you, you're playing ball too. Do you want these contracts to continue for the next 20, 30, 100 years? Of course you do. I'm going to stick a knife through your eyes democracy has found it on one simple rule. Get out there and vote. I will motherfucking kill you exactly it's a new, it's a rebranded version of that. Yeah, like a little bit. I feel like I'm going to, it worked. By the way, I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to voter die. Sure. Sure. Um, yeah, I don't know. I just, I want to believe in the world. I want to believe in the Elon Musk's and the Kennedy's and the Tulsi Gabbards. I want to believe, um, but when you got 10 minutes, I know that it's, you think that it's important to vote, but 10 minutes on stage for like the most important election of our lifetimes and democracy is going to end after this, you know, the same speech, which a lot of Trump's speech, you could take it, put Kamala Harris's voice, like put it through a Kamala Harris voice filter and it could sound very similar. It's important election of our lifetimes, democracy is ending. If they get the nomination, then it's all over from here. Um, Elon Musk is like supposed to be one of the most brilliant minds and so big-brained and successful and Donald Trump too, they're rich, so they must be brilliant. And all they can say is the same damn thing much of the time. I want to believe, but, uh, I don't know. Now, um, back to, uh, Donald Trump here, because after Elon Musk, he gave his word salad on, um, uh, what is it, Starlink? That's the thing, right? And he, he talked about this for a good 10 minutes and just like with Elon Musk, I'm going to speed it up a little bit so you can just kind of get a better feel of it. Because don't let him trick you. Don't let him lull you into the hypnosis of repeating and cycling and don't let him trick you into thinking that he is actually talking. He's just speaking. So I called Elon to tell him that they needed Starlink as an example. Keep that in mind. He called Elon to tell the, he's talking about the, uh, whatever, the victims of the hurricane and all that, the FEMA shit, um, he called Elon to tell him that they needed Starlink. Remember that. They couldn't get Starlink. I didn't know what Starlink was. Okay. So we are three seconds in. He called Elon to tell him that they needed Starlink and also he doesn't know what Starlink is. Got it. I didn't, Elon. I'm so embarrassed. I didn't know what the hell Starlink was. That's his, he loves Starlink. He can tell you every little screw that's needed every why me. I didn't know, but when I was in North Carolina and Joe, I'm just a big old knucklehead like Tim Walsh. The other day, yesterday to be exact, but they were saying we have tremendous communications, especially in North Carolina. And we have tremendous problems. We have no communication. The polls were ripped down. Go back. And saying we have tremendous communications, especially in North Carolina and we have tremendous problems. We have tremendous problems. We have no communication. So tremendous communications. We have problems. We have no communications. One sentence. The wires were under water. Houses were destroyed. Possibly a thousand people, maybe more will be, you know, there's 600 people missing. Missing is not good. Because you know what missing me. You know what missing me is that means they did. They fucking with you right now, they ain't missing me. People are missing and missing is not good. You know, you know, if you have, you have a child, if your child was missing, that's not good because you know what missing means. Your child's fucking dead. That's really bad. It's so bad. It's so bad. It's so bad for your child to be dead. There's literally no communication with, they called it the mainland because the water was so crazy, it was like they were in the middle of a lake and they'd never seen anything like it. And they said, "Do you know somebody named Elon Musk?" I said, "Yeah, he happened to know him a little bit. He just endorsed me, actually, although he endorsed me a long time ago." Somebody called him and said, "Do you happen to know a little guy named Elon Musk?" Yes, I do. Yes, I do. He just didn't. Yeah. Today is a good endorsement from Elon. Nobody's smarter than Elon. And they said, "Could you do us a favor? Could you help us? We're trying to get Starlink." And it's very hard to get. Most people say, "You can't even get it." I called up, "Elana." I said, "North Carolina's in big trouble, Georgia's in big trouble." They need communication. They have none because their poles have been knocked down. They said, "Starlink, I don't know what that is." The wires are no longer bad communications. Tremendous. There's no communication. Elon, could you do something about Starlink, whatever the hell that is, that's all they want? Whatever it is, do something about it. I've never heard of it. Can you do it? I got a call from one of the top people in North Carolina. I got a call from another great person in Georgia. And I wasn't finished with my phone call yet. And they got word that Starlink would be delivered to the States. I feel like sometimes Donald Trump impresses me so much because I deal with anxiety. If people are fucking with me online or whatever, I'll let that ruin my day a little bit. And I'm always impressed with the way that Donald Trump is seemingly unbothered by half of the planet, just despising him, right? Unbothered that he had two assassination attempts on him. But then he comes out here and he says stuff like this, and I'm like, "That's because he's not even fucking thinking about any of that stuff." It's because he's stupid. Oh my God, it's not even entering his mind since then. It's great. I just have to imagine that that's what it is. Like you just don't have a whole lot going on up there. Yeah. Much rather just be entertained. Not a right place at the right time, wrong place at the wrong time. But either way, he doesn't have a lot to say about much of anything. But this is a superpower, by the way. This is why the dictators of the world can't figure him out because he's literally all impulse. Unless he's not stupid, and he's just part of it, and he's just saying what they need him to say right now. I don't know. That narrative is kind of falling apart for me, too. I don't know what to think, which I kind of think is the goal. But yes, at best, he's not that smart of a guy. And if not that smart of a guy doesn't push the nuke button and a smart woman, a smart woman of color, definitely black, push at the nuke button. I still vote for the dummy. So I don't know. We'll see where that goes. I said, no, and I said, what the hell is he? What kind of a system is that? Normally you'd have to hang up and he'd go and call people. He did it during the phone call. What kind of a system do you have? That's why he's a he's a very advanced. He is a very advanced person. But I want to thank you. And there I was, his face was on my phone. The voice was coming out of nowhere. They call it FaceTime. Have you heard this? It's called FaceTime. Elon knows about all the screws and wires to FaceTime. I've never even heard of FaceTime. He was just there. And how does it work? Two days later, how does it work? They said much better than the wires. So now I'm saying, why the hell are they? You're going to come out very well anyway. And you know, he also said, what? Much better than wires. And you're getting, you know, the thing. Like it's not that much different. It's just said in Donald Trump's voice. So it's like, oh yeah, the thing. You don't have to pay me. You pay me someday when you get the money back. You don't have to pay me. He wanted nothing. He's a great guy. Thank you, Elon, for being here. Thank you very much. So the story that he just told in no less than five minutes was there's some natural disasters happening. Elon Musk has Starlink. They asked for it. I linked them up. I Starlinked them, if you will. And now they have that. But yes, many tangents from good old Don. But lest you think I am a hater, we got to now talk about Kamala Harris's media blitz, which is going on as we speak. We are in the midst of it. So let's do it. What can be unburdened by what has been, you know? I wouldn't have picked a face present in Trump, in the face present. No. This is not qualified to do this. It is time for us to do what we have been doing in that time as every day. This is a fucking bad song. All right, that's enough. So Kamala Harris is doing a media sheet for all the criticism that she received for not doing any interviews up until the one interview that received a lot of criticism. Now she's trying to make up for all that time all at once because she's doing this media blitz with the next 72 hours, which started, I believe, yesterday with this "Call Her Daddy" podcast. Dave, are you familiar with this titan of the media industry in the politics game? Call Her Daddy? Now I am, dude. Yeah. Now I am. This is brand new to me, but I'm sure she's super famous already. I'm not surprised about that. Oh. Yep. It's a podcast for my brief digging. The two episodes ago, it was about blow jobs and something else, but for my brief digging, it seems to be more on like dating, relationships, and hoeing yourself out to mankind. It's a very strong independent female podcast, so it makes sense that Kamala would go on there. But we'll get into why she went on there first. I don't remember which clip this is. This is the one that everybody's sharing though. It might be, I don't know, we've got a portion, I think it's a portion, but everybody's sharing this and saying, can we get 500 retweets on this video of Kamala Harris humiliating Donald Trump on Call Her Daddy? This clip has, I've seen many people sharing this with this same script posted in the title. Um, I do want to clarify something. In the debate, former president Trump claimed that, oh yeah, some states are executing babies after birth. Can you just clarify? That is not happening. First off, the question is, Donald Trump is claiming that people are executing children after birth, um, that is not happening anywhere. Is it? So it's a softball question. Your opponent said something crazy. That's not true. No, um, very similar to Danabash and I listened to, I am hesitant to admit that I listened to this entire interview last night while laying in bed. And a lot of the questions were that like, Donald, this is bad, right? Yes or no questions. So not even a good interviewer, shockingly enough, but, um, Donald Trump said this thing, Dave, do we have to pull up the clip? I don't have the clip pulled, but have we shared it enough where the guy and where was it, uh, former governor of Virginia. Yeah. What was his name? Oh, said we keep, if the child is, uh, survives abortion, we will, and is laying there on the operating table, we will keep the child comfortable until the mother and father or whoever else decide what to do with it. Yunken. Glenn. I think it's Glenn. Yunken. Yes. And, uh, now Kamala Harris, I'm sure has seen this clip 150,000 times because of course this has come up in conversations in the boardrooms instead of like saying, well, somebody said that and that's crazy. And that's not what I believe. She instead says what Donald Trump said is crazy and an absolute insult to humankind. Anywhere in the United States, it is not happening and it's a lie, just, it's a bold faced lie that he is suggesting that can you imagine, can you imagine, he is suggesting that women in their ninth month of pregnancy are electing to have an abortion. Are you kidding? That is, that is just the feigned fucking outrage. When you know she knows she's just like, no, that's absurd. Isn't that, isn't that just awful that he said that? Oh, bro. I, I resent this so much and my hope is, and you know what? I have faith, a faith that women in America are smarter than these two vapid bitches, but I, I, it, I really do, I, I, all the fucking 19th amendment jokes aside. I don't believe that these two dumb ass, uh, iron boxes, well, one of them and the other one seems like she's just an influencer, but I don't think they represent most of the women in America. But what I am fairly certain happened is that they picked three shows are going for their media blitz. I think the other two after this shit view, the view and Stephen Colbert and Howard Stern. So all bitches all around. Those are the three major ones and on all of them, including this one, I am, I guarantee that her people came in and went, here are the questions that you're going to ask Kamala Harris. Sure. One thing that she didn't know going in and probably wasn't crafted. At least in part by her people. So this is just like, we want to talk about this. We want to call Donald Trump, all these names and talk about abortion. So go in here and lob them up, lob up these three ball questions. Yeah. And it's also impressive the, uh, the transparency of all the people sharing this clip, like it's such a win when she doesn't give an answer other than, Oh, oh, oh, can you believe that? Like this is not a good answer to anything. This is just rage bait. And they're sharing it as though she just destroyed Donald Trump on this. So outrageously inaccurate. And it's so insulting. Oh, my to suggest that that would be happening and that women would be doing that. Bro, if she was still the lead prosecutor in California, or whatever her gig was, this is how she would probably look at a jury. Right. What you're going to have to do today is decide and decide the truth and listen to this bullshit. Oh, can you believe this? Yeah. And not say really anything, but make them feel a certain way. That's, she's not good at it, but it's definitely very lawyerly. It worked for a time where it's, this guy is full of lies. I mean, I just have to be very candid with you. You know, she's really going to go out on a limb here and be so candid to say that the thing that she just said for the last 30 seconds, she's going to say that Donald Trump's full of lies. In my career from the time I got out of law school through most of my career as a prosecutor, I understood that the words that I spoke and what I did with those words would be the difference between whether somebody was charged with a crime or went to prison, maybe prison for life. When I was attorney general, I was the top law enforcement officer of the biggest state in this country. So, her strategy is don't answer the question, say it's a lie, and then talk about how bad lies are. That's the question now. Are lies bad, Ms. Harris? I was acutely aware that the words I spoke could be the difference between whether a corporation was in business or out of business that the words I spoke could move markets. The idea. Long, long breaths there, fill time. She just got, she just got wet. Someone is not only so careless and irresponsible and reckless, but out and out, careless, irresponsible and reckless. She's even got the trifecta of in the negative sense. You've got hopes, dreams and inspirations, I've got careless, irresponsible and reckless. Lies. To create fear and division in our country and thinks he should be president of the United States standing behind a seal of the president of the United States. That esteemed position comes with that. Oh, not even the microphone. Oh my God. And using that voice and those words, that voice is irresponsible and that's mild way. And this is why this election matters. That's her two and a half minute answer that everybody's sharing as Kamala Harris dunking on Donald Trump. Donald Trump's a liar. Lies are bad. Okay. Oh, I lost my camera. Lies are bad. And also, here's why you should be afraid of lying. Respect the presidency, sir. Don't lie because that goes against everything that the presidency and that seal, that seal stands for truth and honesty. We all know that about the presidential seal, that it means that you're only going to hear truth. So Donald Trump's a liar and what was the question again? Any thoughts? That's their win though. Like that's what they're sharing as Kamala dunking on Trump and it's like the worst. Not the worst. We're going to get to some more. But one of the worst words, Alex, in this entire thing is all they could pluck from that to be like, see, she got them. Share this with everybody you know, because she said that he's a liar and lying is bad. Yeah, man. I was thinking that this reminded me, I was walking my dog this morning, saw a Harris wall sign hanging on, you know, the yard sign in a like, you know, a yard that of somebody obviously very successful in life in this house, right? And I was thinking, why do I feel like, you know, I'm going to vote for Trump. I said that earlier. Why do I have less sympathy for these people, the Harris wall supporters, than I do for the Trump supporters and then it dawned on me because you're supposed to be the smart ones. You know, the old adage, right? That they're just dumb rednecks, uneducated, stupid, the elite, they're the flyover states, they're the deplorables, they're the maggots, they're the whatever, like anybody voting for Trump is lower than a maggot. But you guys are in spite of the fact that all of their shortcomings of this just straight up backwoods, rural Trump voters, like you are worse, you're worse, because you should be better and you're definitely not. Yes. And both are stupid, some degree. But if you are the elites and you're like, we're voting for this because it's the smart choice and it's Kamala Harris, talking about Donald Trump being a big old bully in a meanie doodoo face, like, okay, you're the smart ones, good job. Now, speaking of the smart ones, I can't believe it wasn't brought up in the entirety. So this is, as I mentioned earlier, it's a sex podcast in a lot of ways. It's a strong woman sex podcast and two episodes before there was an episode called I won't be I won't feel bad about demeaning her then. Yeah, it was called the two episode two episodes before Vice President Kamala Harris was blow jobs, haul passes and frat daddies was the title. So that has been noted. I can't believe that made the cut like they didn't remove the episode or something like there wasn't a discussion, maybe we should for optics sake, because people can now screenshot the three last episodes of your podcast being VP Harris and blow jobs. All that said, I cannot believe that in all of this, she was asked why she came on this podcast and we're going to hear her her brilliant answer in a second. But in all of this 40 minute long podcast, it was never like addressed that like on this blow job podcast, Kamala Harris, how did you how did you get your power? How did you rise the ladder of success for for womanhood? How did you become the feminist icon that you are today on this blow job podcast? Yeah, you do your own research. It's fine. But she was asked why she came on this podcast and I think this is her answer. What made you want to do call her daddy today? Well, I think you and your listeners have really got this thing right, which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real, you know, and to talk about the things that people really care about. What I love about what you do is that your voice in your show is really about your listeners. And I think especially now, this is a moment in the country and in life where people really want to know they're seen and heard and that they're part of a community, that they're not out there alone and some really glad to be with you. That's her answer, which when you realize that she's the John Edwards of listeners to podcast, like she's like that entire 42nd explanation for why this blow job podcast over any other podcast could you could take that clip and have anybody ask Kamala Harris that question, that answer could be applied to literally any podcast of all time. You like your listeners. You try to be real with them. And that forms a community where people feel seen and heard because it especially in today's climate where people don't feel seen and heard, you like your listeners and you try to speak truth to them. Okay. So you've never listened to the show is what you're saying Dave, any thoughts? Yeah, if she would have just been honest, all I heard was, well, polling indicates that our core constituency is filled with 18 to 35 year old, childless, dumb, vapid, nihilistic bitches. Our core is white cat women bitches. So yeah, that's why I got that core. For some reason, you have their ear and I'm trying to reach them. So I'm here to exploit you because we're all whores. We all got here by being a whore. So let's be honest. Right. Amazing. Amazing. Yeah. Now, the gal who, whatever, we've thrown a lot of shade at her just for having this person on. She's got a lot of backlash because her podcast does talk mostly about relationships and boredom. A lot of her listener base has been upset that she's even weighed into politics like Taylor Swift. And a lot of people said, like, I'm unsubscribing. She's had a lot of pushback on Instagram. She put out another statement that was like, we invited Donald Trump and whenever he wants to come on, the offer stands. So I do give her a little bit of props for that obvious pander. I feel like that was more just a pander to be like, let's actually get this politics back out of here because she had this base of ravenous white women who come from all different spectrums, all that they care about is boredom. And then she brought politics into it and everybody's like, no politics. She's like, just kidding, I'm on both sides, set it aside. He's not going to do it. We can move on from this. But good honor for at least, I'm sure she took some backlash for inviting Trump on too. So that must be a tough one for your little horror podcast. Imagine that? That's one step too far for her fans. Oh, you're going to talk to her. What does that tell you about? I mean, that does give me some hope that some of her feminist fan base was that they had, you're just like, keep this out of here. We don't want this. We don't even want definitely black woman Kamala Harris on your podcast because we don't want anything to do with this. Great. Repeal the 19th on your own, ladies, please stay, stay away because you're right. Go listen to things that you enjoy and in the world will be a better place. Anyway, moving on to other things that will get us less canceled here is Kamala, another part of Kamala Harris's media blitz. I think she's going on the view as we speak and she's going on Howard Stern at like one, so we're not going to get them all in, obviously, but maybe we'll check and see if there's clips from the view. But here is her on Face The Nation, 60 Minutes. They haven't released the full episode yet, but there was just a brief two and a half minute clip that they put out, which I think is kind of enough. And I think it's, I don't know, this makes me feel like they're not on her side, that this is the one clip that they chose unless the other clips get worse. But if this is the promo, I need to see the rest because here is Kamala Harris on 60 Minutes talking about her response to the whole Israel debacle. We supply Israel with billions of dollars in military aid. And yet Prime Minister Netanyahu seems to be charting his own course, the Biden Harris administration has pressed him to agree to cease fire. He's resisted. You urged him not to go into Lebanon. He went in anyway. He has promised to make Iran pay for the missile attack, and that has the potential of expanding the war. Does the U.S. have no sway over Prime Minister Netanyahu? The new words me dick shit have given Israel, allowed Israel to defend itself against 200 ballistic missiles that were just meant to attack the Israelis and the people of Israel. And when we think about the threat that Hamas Hezbollah presents, Iran, I like the one we think about. She always uses as her set up for some nonsense statement. When we think about the ways in which we have felt this way for a long time and the way the methods in which we are implicating or to move forward the ways in which we feel when we think about that, then we can finally move forward. I think that it is without any question our imperative to do what we can to allow Israel to defend itself against those kinds of attacks. Now the work that we do diplomatically with the leadership of Israel is an ongoing pursuit around making clear our principles which include the need for humanitarian aid, the need for this war to end, the need for a deal to be done which would release the hostages and create a ceasefire and we're not going to stop in terms of putting that pressure on Israel and in the region including Arab leaders. But it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is not listening. I don't know. I do enjoy. It's the least amount of pushback, the same as the Danabash thing. It's the least amount of pushback any politician should be given right now. They should be being dumped on. But it's nice to see a little bit of like, yeah, but it seems like he doesn't give a fuck what you think, lady. It seems like he, I just said all the ways that you said this and he did that and they're completely at odds. And for as bad as her last minute and a half was, here's her response to. So would you say that be me doesn't give a shit about your leadership? The work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by Israel that were very much prompted by or a result of many things including our advocacy for what needs to happen? Oh my God. This is amazing. This is how a lawyer would say to him, would answer the question, is he even listening to you? Because what she can't say is, oh yeah, we tell Israel what's up, she can't say that. But she also can't say, no, we have no influence over there. So instead you have to literally, that was actually, I mean, Trump would be way better at this. I don't know, she said a whole lot of stuff to dance around nothing that would get you implicated with either crowd, but just enough to kind of be like, did you hear the very end there? Like, oh, well, there's been some things that we have maybe that led to things that, but she's trying to say, oh yeah, we have a little bit of saying without saying that, without saying that because she can't literally say what a dance. But this should be noted that this is whatever, 60 minutes, CBS, you know, one of the oldest legacy mockingbird outlets and shows. So the way that they approach her on this is very telling. The way the whole regime is approaching her is not to expose her as a fraud and a tyrant, but to paint her in a not so kind light. So I think that's more evidence. Just giving her the rope. You do what you want to with this, but yeah, we got a kind of distance a little bit is what it feels like. And it's been going on for a while ever since they even started hinting that Joe Biden would step down. They've been like, uh, Trump's not that bad, right? Like, he was literally Hitler yesterday. Now it's, have you noticed that it's less, um, I mean, as to avid Trump supporters as we are, have you noticed that it's less, uh, taboo than it's ever been to support Trump as everything ramps up to this heated escalated, most important election of our lifetimes. It doesn't feel like it's more taboo to support Trump than it was even in 2016. It does not a hundred percent is not more taboo and is definitely more accepted. I think, uh, Danny Way, this skateboarder just endorsed, uh, Donald Trump, but I mean, you know, yeah, the whole unity thing is unprecedented, whether it's manufactured or not. So that's, that's really interesting, um, at the rally when we were talking with people, I thought that was, that was one of my like, reoccurring questions was like, is this good for America? And is that the same as good for the Republican party? Right. You know, that they're kind of opening it up to more, whatever, former leftists, Trump, Elon, Tulsi abortion, war, all the things. Yes. They're all, they're all former leftists, though, they're all former Democrats, um, other than Vivek, I believe. But, uh, Is it helping or hurting? You're making the, the Republican party, you know, as the Republican party grows and takes on people of different views, the Republicans and the GOP who have not been that strong on their own views for a long time, I feel like their views are shifting rapidly on things like abortion and, you know, transgender shit, gay marriage and stuff, like the stuff that Republicans, um, the stuff that you and I probably were against when the Republicans were staunchly like, Matt, it's Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve or like nobody can ever do anything with their body as libertarians, whether you agree with her or not, the Republicans were definitely very staunch on these issues in the past. And now it's like, it's fine, Blair White's fine, gay marriage is fine, um, yeah, I don't know, like this is not a, this is not to say that they're necessarily wrong, but it's like that what are you conserving if you're, we're not just 10 years behind the curve now. And by we, I mean, Republicans are not just 10 years behind the curve now on what they're conserving, like Republicans are just Democrats driving speed limit or whatever it's like, we're trying to catch up. It feels like, it feels like the Republicans are more than ever, like the Democrats are so bad and the right Democrats are so bad that we have to take whoever we can to make sure that's, that doesn't happen because it's the most important election of our lifetimes or being duped, Dave. I don't know. Well, okay, if there is a duopoly, right, um, that exists and they know that the veil is falling, then what do you have to do? You have to rebrand. So if, if, keep in mind, the whole global agenda, right, that we've talked about at ad nauseam, um, if you have to like consolidate power and just kind of like do away with the old institutions of like whatever, democracy, voting, the republic, all this shit, then you would like, maybe the, the uni party is just rebranding, like getting it, getting people to get behind, like what if the republican party just becomes the major part, like the democratic party goes through such an awful period because they're so detestable by everybody that they kind of just, I mean, it really is just a corporation. The DNC is just a corporation. It could go out of business. Right. That, that party could go out of business. The constitution mentions nothing about political parties left and right democrat, but nothing, nothing. So if they're trying to consolidate the thing and get the country on board with that, there, that would be a great way to do it. I am hard to tell. Can you hear my dog today, Dave? It's usually yours. Yeah. He's outside and far away, but, uh, yeah. You get what you get around here. Let's let's do a little bit more of, uh, Kamal Harris's word salad and then we will be going to have, uh, a real close ally in prime minister Netanyahu. I think with all due respect, the better question is, do we have an important alliance between the American people and the Israeli people? And the answer to that question is yes. The special. So, um, huh, we are dealing with Netanyahu by doing what we've always done and that time to do that is every day. And are you an ally? It's, that's not really the question that I wanted you to ask me. I wanted you to ask me whether or not we are allies with the people of Israel. And of course, the answer to that is yes, because there is no way for me to prove that. And no, nothing. But that's just it's nothing. It's all nothing. Um, beautiful, amazing politician. And if at nothing else we can, if there's no other takeaway from this election cycle, even if we don't, the country doesn't end tomorrow because I'm told it's ending no matter who wins. But even if the country doesn't end a month from now, at least we got to see some beautiful propaganda on display. Like take note because they're, they're trying really hard and the amount of spin on. Well, the amount of spin on, uh, just just what should be a straightforward answer if you actually had a policy. It's the same all around. Um, I don't know. I'm to the point where it's like J.D. Vance grew up in a Midwest town just as much as Tim walls and Kamala Harris. And that's, that's retarded. And Kamala Harris talks just as much word salad as Donald Trump who's been, they, they've talked about Donald Trump not making sense. They're kind of right to some degree. Donald Trump is a dummy. Kamala Harris is dummy. Everybody's retarded. And, uh, they're making jokes on it. Look appealing again. But, um, but that's bro. That's what the reverse game there. It's like when you hear them talking about, oh, antisemitism is on the rise. It's like that campaign only exists because of the plan that they had. Oh, we're going to have to house a million people over the course of the next two years or so. So this is going to happen. This is going to be a natural reaction and you better deal with that. The same at the domestic level, like, and I, you know, I am not what they would call a young man anymore, bro. I am sick. I've seen this, this same playbook played out. I'm just so sick of literally this same guy, Benjamin Netanyahu, coming before Congress to go, oh, let me assure you that if you take out Saddam, there will be an overwhelming support in the region for democracy. Fuck you, dude. Look, and I understand kids, you know, coming up, wearing around for that, but man, it's just so frustrating because I do not want to see another generation sacrificed to the, these demons for the same, literally the same people, the same people doing the same shit. Please do not fall for this shit. Let's, you know, I just, it's unbelievable. Sorry for yelling. It's all right. It's all right. You got trains over there, but Kiefer's being quiet today. And that's cool. Yeah, he's always right there. Yeah. Now, speaking of kids, we do have one more clip. Speaking of kids being brainwashed and, and sacrificed for this generation of politicians, which is the same. Here's a, we're going to end on Harry Sisson, because this is cringe take of the day cringe video of the day, to be more specific. Here is the latest propaganda from Harry Sisson. All right, if I make this throw, you got to vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Malls. Ready? You're 19. Yeah. All right. Now if I make this throw, you got to vote for Donald Trump and Janie Vance. Let's go. Ready? That's it. That's it. Now, let me check. I need $100,000. I find this video absolutely appalling and absurd. Like I'm not the man's man. I'm not the sports ball guy. It's fine. Whatever. Harry, you're definitely not either. But if you, if you're going to make a video, maybe don't focus on the sports, the sports of it, because he's like, I don't know, who is this appealing to? Who is this swing? It has to sway somebody. Somebody has to be young enough or stupid enough to be like, that guy gets it. But who is watching Harry Sisson throw up like, even when he throws the good football for Kamala Harris, it's the weakest football throw that from like three feet away. And then he biffs it the second time to prove that you shouldn't vote for Donald Trump. So because I'm bad at sports, you should vote for the guy that I'm into. This is why they have deliberately dumped down America on purpose over the past two to three generations, because they need stupider people to do the shit that they want to do. They got them. They got them, man. Trust me, there are, there are 17, 18, 19 year old kids that are as stupid as these two absolute losers. Very sad, but you know, at least these guys are fucking grifting. You know, like, don't make money. At least they're making money. These are capitalists. So there are people that are this fucking nerdy for free. So yeah, if you're going to sell your soul, don't do it for free. All right, if I make this throw, you've got to vote for Kamala Harris and Tim moles. Ready? Oh, I make this throw. We've got to go for Donald Trump and JD Vance. Let's go. Ready? Is that all right? Well, you've got to do it now. Yeah, we're fucked. As much as Reed Coverdale and I said at pork fest on that one video that you've never seen probably people who are watching this. If Reed or I or even Dave have any say in the Liberty movement, we're all fucked. Harry Sisson is like a leader in the Democrats. And he's just straight retarded. So maybe there is hope. But I don't know. Have I swayed you at all on the Trump train, Dave? Actually, go ahead. Harry Sisson is not a leader. He like that chick that hosts that show about blow jobs in Kamala Harris are influencers on behalf of the regime. You only get to do your shit so long as you do the regime. So he's not a he's, I mean, I guess, if you have followers, you're a leader, followers, you're a leader, but like these people are employees for all intents and purposes. So don't look at them like that. It's it's that's why they rely so heavily on the propaganda to go back to what John Kerry said. That's why they are still on the fucking Bernays plan. Because that's the way you fuck people out of rights and by manufacturing consent. So what Ian Carroll's ranting about right now. That's the way you get rid you get rid of Second Amendment guaranteed rights by making people think that they are bad or evil, not by like not legally like challenging the right you know, you have to change the people's minds. So that's why they employ all these just awful soulless, godless, nihilistic people to do this job. And and no wonder it's all young people, man, broken to the brains have to be that are like who see Harry Sisson are like, yeah, you threw that football. Fuck Yeah, Kamal Harris. Like, I know there are some, but somebody out there is broken enough that they're they're inspired by this. That should be not this but him. That's just gotta be for kids. But there's you know, your Rob Reiner's and Stephen King's and Mark Hamill's out there talking to adults, adult boomers. Yeah. And they should really know better and they shouldn't be such selfish pricks and they should think about the, you know, the generations that are coming after them and they should be grateful that all that has been built for them to pursue their little acting careers and shit. Fucking you guys are just like Peter Pan's, you know, communist utopia actors don't go very far, I would imagine. But you know, maybe ones that work for the state, but you already do that and you already knew that but yeah, yeah, it's any any predictions for this, any October surprise predictions. Do you think we're just going to get it seems like war is kind of ramping up and toning down at the same time if Biden is saying don't bomb certain things? I don't know. What is the next month for a Steve? Oh, man. I don't know. Hate to speculate. And I've been wrong about, you know, the past, I remember saying stuff very publicly like, Oh, as if they would let Donald Trump be the president, like, you know, Hillary Clinton's going to be anointed all this stuff. That was me. So I've definitely been wrong about this stuff. But I would. I thought there was no chance Donald Trump was winning in 2016. I thought there was no chance that Donald Trump wasn't winning in 2020. I didn't vote for me either time. I was wrong both times, not not voting for him. But my predictions have always been wrong. I'm so wrong all the time. But if I were you, I would bet it all on Trump. So I shouldn't. I should bet it all on Kamala Harris. I don't know. We'll see where it goes. And we'll we'll keep you all abreast of the news and the things to come. We'll survive this together in one layer or another or we'll all die together happily making dick jokes about it while we do. But Dave, any final thoughts? Where can people find you? Anything you got going on? Um, yeah, my final thought is that whether we like it or not, Red Lobster and Pizza Hut, Toys R Us and other cool places or on the way out. Thank you for that. And Starlink and Tesla and Rockets and Neuralink, those things are coming in. Box stores, Amazon.com. So get used to that. I hope they don't get blockbuster. That would be a shame. No, all these things that you enjoyed are on the way out the world you grew up in no longer exists. So fight for what you got right now. I don't know. Don't just be conservative though. Don't just fight to conserve things. That's like the status quo. That's not conservatives are fighting to keep hooters. Does that make it more or less conservative? You know what? I saw Nick Fuentes like, oh, good riddance. And I was like, Oh, look at this gay fed right here. How about this, dude? How about you preserve a little bit of tradition in America and you stop being such a fag. And Dave, who do you trust more? This is just a Donald Trump side tangent. Who do you trust more Donald Trump or Nick Fuentes? Just in that they're telling you the truth, what they honestly believe. I trust that Nick Fuentes is probably telling me what he honestly believes more than. Well, you how could you trust Donald Trump right now? He's telling you that the Secret Service is a great institution to be trusted. Now, that doesn't mean that he is evil. It just means like you can't expect that he's telling you the truth right now, because how could the future president and past president do that? Yeah, right. So I'm going to give him a certain amount of leeway. But I do believe that he believes that there's nothing quite like grade A pussy or whatever he said. And I don't believe that about Nick Fuentes. Well, he wouldn't know. Yeah, he definitely wouldn't. But you can follow me on Twitter at Dave versus Goliath one and, and on YouTube too, probably start making some new content. Go check out the new video that's up on Smats' channel, my channel, and it'll be on probably my Twitter and stuff. But that's me with five minutes with Ian Carroll. We talked about corporate capture and sexual blackmail and how everything leads back to Liberty. So check that out. Yeah. And you can also check out the three and a half minutes with John Cooper of Skillet that I did. And looking back on it, to be honest, I would have asked more questions. But we had three and a half minutes. So the questions that you have, the criticisms that you have for me not asking that question, the obvious question noted. And I was in a cattle farm. So go follow yourself. Anyway, you guys follow. I did not feel like doing my job at that point. Anyway, Dan at TSIDPOD.com is the email if you want to send me whatever tape mail you got or at TSIDPOD on Twitter or the systems down.tv, wherever the system is, downs are sold. Go follow Dave. Go follow me. Go follow people that aren't, you know, Harry Sisson. And keep an eye out. We'll check it back in with you as things progress. This was a slow news week and it was two hours long and we just talked a couple days ago. But that's how these things go these days. It's an election year. We're going to keep you up to date as much as we can. We're going to make all the jokes and we're going to make fun of these bastards because even the best ones are still bastards and hold them to it and watch it all burn and laugh. I question everything. Stand comfortable. Be bad. Have fun. We'll talk to you guys next time. Peace. [Music] [BLANK_AUDIO]
