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Happy to be here. He's got the news, man. That's right. Let's go to Long Beach, California for this first story where a candidate for mayor of Long Beach posted something incredibly interesting. His name is Regelio Martinez.
>> Roelio. Yeah. Why does everybody who works in Long Beach in any capacity, even the mayor, look like he's in the band Sublime? Sure, it's the flat build hat.
>> It's the flat build hat. I don't get the flat build hat. I don't get it. I like a little rake on my hat.
>> You can also see that he has the sticker on the lid and that the I hear that the reason they put the leave the sticker on it is so you can prove that you paid for it or that it's new. But then I think it just becomes like a thing like prison pants, but you're on the outside. But anyway, all right, let's hear what Raelio has to say.
>> Expect a gang leader from every gang, all 55 gangs. And I'm not going to name them by name, but I'm calling the Latino gangs.
I'm calling the Cambodian gangs.
I'm calling the Filipino gangs.
I'm calling the black gangs.
I'm calling the Pacific Islander gangs.
I'm calling all gang leaders to meet me right here, Long Beach City Hall this coming Monday. Why Monday? Specifically, I need you to be here to meet me in person to take back this city. Oh, take >> because our leadership is not doing anything about it and our police are powerless.
Once again, let me be very clear. My name is Roelio Martinez, your 2026 Long Beach City Mayor, and I need your help.
I need to see 55 gang leaders here this coming Monday.
We need to take back the city. Enough is enough.
ICE needs to get out of Long Beach.
>> All right, you can pause it for a second. I I watched this >> um earlier and at the this got cut off at the beginning. He goes, I want all 55 gangs of Long Beach to come to this beautiful city and it's like how beautiful can it be? You have over 40 gangs. Yeah, >> that's a lot of gang activity for a beautiful city. You know what I mean?
Like you wouldn't advertise Knottberry Farm that way, you know? I mean, hey, it's great. Bring the kids. We got 55 gangs.
>> Spilican corners.
>> Yep.
>> You see how peanut butter's made?
>> It's curious, too. He's calling out the Latino, Cambodian, Filipino, Black, Pacific Islander gangs. I would argue there's probably a couple of white supremacist gangs in Long Beach.
>> I know those dude.
>> They didn't get the call.
>> No, I did a corporate for those guys down Long Beach not that long ago. Yeah.
Hey, they pay cash. I'm not Mike's not asking questions. I who are the politicians that like put a camera in their face and say these things out loud like criminal statements essentially.
And then they always do the same thing.
They do the same thing all the time.
They go come out, make your voice heard, push back, stand in between. Listen, you're talking about fighting law enforcement. That's what you're talking about. You can >> either go peacefully. Peacefully. The whole problem with peacefully, it'd be like if somebody said, "Look, uh, somebody's going to key your car and then they're going to spray paint it and then they're going to pop the tires, but you just peacefully observe, >> right?"
>> Well, eventually you have to get involved.
Otherwise, you don't stop them. I mean, how can you stop somebody from doing something and then stand and watch? You either get involved or you don't. And his thing is get involved. They're all They're all They're all saying get involved. When they say come back, stand up. By the way, stand up too.
>> Mhm.
>> What does that mean? Pull up a chair.
Watch. Stand up. Get in their face. Push back. What does push back mean? It means >> push back.
>> Literally push back.
>> This is the most insane insane time in our country's history. But it's all chick think. And it's all leftist [ __ ] chick think, right?
>> It's all I don't know what you guys Yes, everything is bedum because you guys are in the streets screaming and pushing back. If you just go home, then everyone will just do their [ __ ] job.
>> And then the complete lack of awareness filming this.
>> I know. But then they do this thing where it's like, we don't want any of these people. And all right, so you are an official that got elected and when you're an elected official, you just enforce laws, but you're not going to enforce this one. Just anybody can come to town, set up shop, right? Work, do whatever, get a fake ID or not, hang out, maybe vote, maybe not vote. That's that's fine. Just times hundreds of thousands, millions of people. What What's the plan? It's all crazy chick thing.
>> It's just the plan is anarchy as far as I can tell.
>> Right. That's what it is. I I see a little more cuz he does talk about like the plan and they always do this thing where they go peacefully. Look, >> what do you need gangbangers for if it's going to be peaceful, right?
>> Why don't you just get granny's? All right, let's see what he says.
>> And this is the only way >> that I know how to get them out.
>> I see.
>> Peacefully.
>> Oh, okay.
>> With strong force, >> but peacefully.
>> Okay, this guy's a [ __ ] The police are not at fault.
>> The police are not doing anything wrong.
>> I'm not here to defund the police.
>> This guy said, >> "I stand with my Long Beach police officers, men and women that serve the Long Beach."
>> He stands with them, but he's calling all gangbangers to come down and create bedum in the streets.
>> How is that going to work out?
>> I I don't know. Again, I don't know why you need gangbangers if it's going to be peaceful. I'm curious what the polling is in Long Beach after this. I wonder if this guy got a boost in support from a certain element of the population in Long Beach.
>> The gangbanger, the Cambodian gangbanger pop.
>> He's really big. Yeah. And the Pacific Islander gangbanger.
>> A lot of it is a lot of it is we're electing a lot of dopes. I mean, just sort of 10-cent head. This guy's got a 10-centent head.
>> What is the plan? What do you want to do? You want to get rid of eyes? Okay.
Who's going to get rid of eyes? Well, not the police and not the citizens, but the gang bangers are coming. But they're going to do it peacefully, right? How is it they are going to remove ICE peacefully? And then if they are, what do you need gangbangers for?
>> Jesus Christ. Like these guys won't rest until someone gets shot >> if you really think like rest after people get shot.
>> Well, let's just think about what these guys You're right. Let's just think about this. There's a bunch of ICE guys out there with guns and they ain't scared to use them. I think we figure that out. And now a bunch of gang bangers just ascend on onto the city and get in the face of the guys with the guns. And then the gangbangers probably have a weapon, too. And where are we now?
>> Peacefully.
>> Peacefully. All right.
>> Yeah.
>> All right.
Why is Why does California become like some sort of >> receptacle for like the dopiest of all the >> Here is my some sort of gutter system for retards. All of the worst ideas are funneled here because the idiots who run everything are from other places.
They've been driven out of their own homes.
>> Mhm.
>> Uh and they come here and bring all their stupid ideas. M he seems like uh he seems he's a local probably >> local. Yeah. Got his dumb idea. He's a [ __ ] idiot. Anyway, he's dumb.
>> They're like people from Swallwell. The dude's from Iowa. Katie Porter came from like [ __ ] Kansas or some [ __ ] >> They're so dumb.
>> Yeah.
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This is a paid advertisement. Well, there's a great story from the uh Associated Press. This is hilarious. Uh 2026 Olympic Winter Games are going to kick off next week.
>> Mhm.
>> The Associated Press has found one major problem with the Olympics.
>> The the winter >> the winter Olympics.
>> Not enough representation.
>> Not enough third world representation.
>> Third world. What about those Cambodian Cambonian Cambodian gangbangers?
Zambonian.
>> Zambonian.
>> They uh look for the same reason I think there shouldn't be hockey in places where it doesn't snow, >> right?
>> Third world countries are not big downhill skiers or bob sledders or the skeleton track cuz >> Yeah. Well, no. Look, here's All right.
Look, look, I was a poor person. Mhm.
>> Um people once in a while someone will say to me, "Do you did you guys ski growing up?" I go, "No." "How would we ski? How would we ski?" Right?
>> And they go, "I don't know. We skied."
Okay. Well, in order to ski, you have to have equipment. You have to rent equipment.
>> But the other thing no one ever talks about, you need a car that can make it to the ski resort.
>> That means up a long mountain road and sometimes with ice on it, right? We did not have a car that could make it to the top of mountain high or or Bare Mountain or or Mammoth or that would have taken a new car like a good car. We didn't have that kind of car. So, we didn't have a car that could get there. But then once you get there, this the lift pass was 35 bucks. The rental for the SK it's What about apparel?
>> I mean, we got a sweat jacket and cut off denim cost way too far. Exactly. No one No one I knew skied. It was it would be an impossibility to ski.
>> When I when I heard people when I was in high school and people were saying they were going skiing this weekend, I always assumed they were totally rich.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I would I would go to the Gallagher's house and see a picture of them.
>> Now, summer Olympics are are a lot more uh equitable >> because you don't need equipment to run.
>> Mhm. Right.
>> You can just run.
>> Oh, not only that, you have an advantage. you're being chased by a tiger the whole time or >> or a moose or a yak or something.
>> Listen to this reporting. This excellent reporting from the Associated Press and specifically pay attention to what she said says about >> but also I mean can't we look the marathon is dominated by Ethiopians.
>> Can we just kind of agree or Kenyans >> or Kenyans or Ethiopians? Yes. Okay.
They have the body type for it. They have the climate for it. whatever it is that that's what they do. Yeah.
>> I don't begrudge it. I go that's that's their thing. And then you go Nordic skiing and you go, "Okay, well the guy's a Swedish guy do that or whatever. It's fine." Like I I everyone can have their own little sport. All right. Here we go.
>> This is hilarious.
Immigration from Africa and the Middle East is changing the demographics of Europe's top winter sports countries, but that hasn't really translated to their largely white rosters heading to the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. For instance, Team Sweden is almost entirely made up of ethnically Swedish athletes, which is hardly a reflection of the country's diversity. As Sweden has welcomed historic numbers of asylum seekers in recent decades, point to social, financial, and geographical barriers and believe there needs to be a big cultural shift. Maybe if rape was an Olympic sport. Yeah.
>> Influence behind >> some of those folks involved from the African nations is their parents. For second generation like grooming parents may be >> grooming is an event.
>> Young athletes may have a harder time garnering the support that they need.
>> My parents made me nervous because they felt scared. They felt maybe I was also out of place. Maybe it's something dangerous. Maybe it's something I don't belong to. But I proved them wrong.
>> There are also financial and factors at play too. Immigrants live in major urban areas away from skiing hubs in the mountains and are in less >> I think she's Somali. I think she she goes cross country to the daycare center and then defraud the government offering children that give them access to free ski equipment and the slopes. Experts also believe that more needs to be done by winter sports.
>> We should start a network called the out of problem news. Oh yeah. This this is like the lead story on the out of problems. Yes. Who gives a [ __ ] By the way, just uh non sequator here. I was up in the Bay Area last week and I listened to the Black Information Network.
>> Oh.
>> And uh this one story, they did the Don Lemon story.
>> Oh, it's got to be great.
>> And the lady said, "Don Lemon, a black man."
>> I love when they do that.
>> I love it. I love it. Oh, there's a thing. Maybe uh somebody can play it.
But it was um it was in New York talking to like kindergarten kids. The school was given a speech about the kids and the kids have to fight hate and all this kind of stuff. I don't know if you saw that one.
>> It was good. But I just thought, yeah, yeah, indoctrinate these kids early. Get them into the whole race thing. Make sure everybody is fighting about race all the time. Always. Even though it's 2026, you have to hit race on everything all the time. And it's so [ __ ] ridiculous, but also what a sad thing like to sit back and just reflect on your life at the end of your life and go, I spent my whole life just [ __ ] tilting at a windmill that didn't even really exist, fighting race.
All right, sorry. What else you got?
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Uh comedy club in Minnesota canceled six soldout shows featuring comedian Benis >> over uh some jokes he made about Renee Good. He put up, you know, not not totally funny, but her last name was Good. That's what I said after they shot her.
>> Mhm. Um uh he also referred to Good's wife as a dog and called her [ __ ] Um he had six sold out shows. He had six soldout shows. Here's his reaction to being cancelled. Not that my shows were cancelled in Minnesota.
>> Yeah. They were supposed to be next Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. We sold out six shows in Minnesota and they cancelled it because um honestly I don't know why.
>> [ __ ] >> Well, yeah. I mean, [ __ ] them.
Obviously, like they wanted to cancel it last week and then we were like, "No, if you're you going to have to pay me. We just sold out six shows. Like, you [ __ ] pay me if you're going to cancel like that." Right.
>> And so they're like they were pussying out cuz they got a weird, you know, a voicemail from a liberal BEING LIKE ARE YOU REALLY GOING TO HAVE A guy on your [ __ ] stage and made a joke about [ __ ] Rene?
>> So, question for you. Does he get paid?
>> Um, I'm trying to think. Mike was telling me today at the lounge at the airport that uh he did a corporate gig in Germany where they gave the guy this is like 30 years ago they gave the guy 50 grand and like day of they just the they just went n I don't want to do it anymore and yeah you do you do keep the money. I I'll tell you I'll tell you how payment works a lot of the time and it it really shouldn't in modern times and that thing that your sister would say which is possession is 9/10 of the law sounds stupid because she someone steals your bike that doesn't mean they own your bike but in this world >> if they pay you half upfront or pay you upfront good luck getting the money back but if they don't pay you any money good luck getting the money from app.
>> You see what I'm saying? And so it's like >> this isn't a corporate gig.
>> So if he got an advance, >> he wouldn't get he won't get he won't get an advance. Good luck. But if this is like a corporate gigu >> and they go, it's 50 grand. We'll give you first off. You always go, we need half or all not way are we going to do this. And then you go, I didn't think it was that funny. And then you don't get paid. You know what I mean? And like I said, good luck getting it out of them.
You'll never get it out of them. So if it's a corporate type thing, you got half or full, then you get then you don't give it back. Then they could go, "We want it back." And then you go, "Fuck you. We had a deal."
>> But in this case, you settle up after the show because he's >> So he's probably not getting paid.
>> No. And he's probably got, you know, a door deal where he gets like 75 or 80% or whatever whatever the door is.
>> Maybe. And there's a guarantee. There's there's usually a guarantee involved, but good luck getting the guarantee. The guarantee doesn't show up before the gig. So, uh I would say this would be we'd have a very difficult time getting paid. Okay. Now, the club owner says, and I look, I got to agree with the club owner here. He says, "A small club like ours does not have the needed resources to mitigate current risks. We're obligated to place the highest priority on the safety of our guests, staff, and talent. and we're left with no option but to cancel in the current climate in Minnesota.
>> Yeah. Well, >> yeah, you kind of got to do that.
>> I just did a show with Kelly and they had she ordered two magnetometers, not just one, two metal detectors people could pass through.
>> So, but the and these were at the same uh entrance. You go through two of them.
>> You know what I think? First I was like, why do we need two of them? Because by the way, we got to split the cost for all that. But you know, Megan Kelly, >> she needs um security, right? You know, in this day and age. Um here's how much security I had. I walked home from the Kennedy Center. I walked back to the hotel in a snowstorm just alone dragging the merch bag. Mike said, "I'm waiting for the Uber." I said, "The Uber's never showing." I just left.
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>> You have no fear. I don't. But that doesn't mean I'm smart. Uh, no. a magnetometer.
I I assume they wanted two because it was a sold out show. There's 8 900 people. Funny one. It's just going to take too long to load.
>> So, they they uh they got two going.
>> Oh, we have the uh >> the school children being indoctrinated.
Jesus Christ. By the way, >> who's worse? Okay, let me let let me ask you this. Who was better and got worse?
It's like fall from grace type of thing.
Like like you go, you know, there's stories like Weinstein, you know what I mean? Like, oh, that guy was the toast of the town and now he's in jail. Or Bill Cosby, he was America's father, >> right?
>> Who's fallen further in like the last eight years, nurses or school teachers?
I mean, because it used to be they were both just in the hero department, >> right? I would have said nurse. I would have said school teachers.
>> Was up there with firemen. It was like fireman, nurse, school teacher.
>> Now school teachers are the [ __ ] worst. They're all pieces of liberal [ __ ] And I learned that during co And now it turns out nurses are the angriest, craziest, most [ __ ] up people on the planet.
>> And nurses can actually do bodily harm.
Yeah. To patients, whereas the teachers only do mental harm.
>> That's right. Just mental harm that lasts forever. All right. Here. Well, this is a school. I guess it's a school outside.
>> Are those cops in the background or some sort of Stopo women. Uh but these are like five five year olds.
>> Yeah. Look at the one white kid.
>> All those who are out protesting against the violence that we see and the harm that we see happening to our friends. So some of our FRIENDS WANT TO SHARE how they feel about what's happening and what they want to see happen in our government to change the harm that we see. So Sahad, how do you feel about what's happening? I feel I feel all of it.
>> Right. And how do you feel? What did you tell us earlier?
>> I feel angry >> because you don't like to see what >> I would like to punch an Asian lady when I grow up >> or take away from their family, >> right? Freak the kids out.
>> He's just repeating WHAT THEY TOLD HIM.
>> WHAT DO WE WANT TO SAY?
>> ASK the white kid.
>> Stop the hating.
>> Right. Okay. And my last three, Faith, Marama, and Rya.
>> No one has a name. No real name.
>> Stop hurting people.
>> I like that they drag they All right.
They dragged the cafeteria lady in there who does not have a grasp on the English language and she's a little off. Yeah, that's absolutely insane. I've never se I I have not seen that.
>> But there's something in their heads that makes them think this is not only acceptable but needed.
>> Well, it's all >> and they feel like heroes.
>> It's part of the all roads lead to narcissism because why are you filming yourself? And also these nobody even reads at a grade at the right grade level anymore, does math anymore. Could you just [ __ ] educate the kids? Like what if other jobs work that way? Like what if transmission repair went, "Well, primarily I'm here to fix transmissions, but I also want to lay down some of my philosophies and indoctrinate some of the folks who own these cars and my personal uh political uh I want to I want to lay down some of my political thought. Like just fix the [ __ ] transmission. Teachers just [ __ ] teach. That's all. We don't even know where you're at. I don't even want to know what you're I don't want to know if you're straight or gay. I don't want to know who you voted for. You have a job. Yeah. Teach. There's classes.
There's history. There's math. There's all sorts of reading and language. Just fel free to go ahead and teach. Here's the thing.
>> Women can't do it. They can't. So, meaning if you have guys and the guys are vegan, they can shut their face and go about their vegan business and let you eat a ham sandwich, >> right?
>> Women ain't going to put up with that [ __ ] >> You can't sit there at work without them starting to say something about what you're doing and then getting up. It's It goes against their fiber. And so, the women become school teachers and now we're [ __ ] All right. Uh, going to Florida. Why shouldn't I go to Florida?
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So a little twist with rifling. I was connecting rifling with bullets, but they rifled their musketss in the Civil War, which gave their musket balls more accuracy. It's still not as accurate as a bullet would be, which came a few years later.
>> About 300 yard if it's rifled.
>> Oh, really? I mean, your dad knows.
>> I think so. Yeah.
>> David, did your mom I know your mom's a nurse and a sweet lady and looked the other way and kept stolen mopeds in the kitchen, but >> yeah.
>> Did she make you sandwiches? And in Ireland, do they eat sandwiches?
>> Well, yeah. You'd be shocked. We will eat any food. If you're from a country that had starvation, you're you're going to eat anything except potentially peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. who a very small population or number of the population double from America. But for the most part, I think we do not believe peanut butter to be a protein whatsoever.
>> What is a good Irish sandwich?
>> Ham and cheese or cheese and ham or you can have ham and cheese. And the only decision is it on white bread or brown bread?
>> And did your mom make you sandwiches?
>> I Yeah, she would have. I I still remember turning up in I was like I think I was one of Ireland's first exchange students ever to this university in Montreal and also the last. But I'll never forget walking into Subway and the guy just offered me all these different bread types and I was like the hell are all these questions like ra double red crunch and dude you just decide he's like it is not my job sir to pick the cheese or the bread and I was like I've never had all these options before. I literally just got a bread roll at one stage when I was working >> in a in a factory somewhere when I was in college. I just buy a bread roll.
Nothing on it at all. Just a bread roll and a and a thing of milk. So yeah, your sandwiches are slightly fancier. I've never seen a country put so many unnecessary objects in a sandwich.
>> Well, you know what I realize? We are a country that likes telling people on the other side of the counter what to do.
>> Yeah. And I now had this thought, Starbucks is for ladies because every lady I've ever done, my Starbucks orders, uh, give me a large coffee and then they go, "What kind of just medium or whatever? Whatever. Whatever you got, whatever's new, you know, put it then I'll just put a little cream in it."
Right? Every woman I've ever known is they want the caramel macchiato, light foam, but not too hot. And do lots of questions. Do you have almond milk? Do you have almond? No.
coconut. Do you do a soy milk? Do you want do do an almond soy coconut? And what they're doing is they're having it's it's b it's a it's basically the train to the dress. You know, I'm getting married. I need some squires to carry this thing behind me, do my bidding, and the person behind the counter is having to take this super complicated order. I' Every woman has it. Every guy pretty much just wants a cup of coffee now. But the sandwich place, that's where the guy kicks in where he's like, light mayo, extra mustard, a double up on the tomato, no onion. What? Is it sweet relish or is it right? Now we're at Starbucks.
>> You want peppercinis or what?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah, exactly. A whole bunch of things I've never heard of in my whole life were the options that presented itself to me. Especially when you come from a country that's known to be a dairyloving country, but you only have one option like milk or or no milk. There's no skim milk, semi-skilled, halfskilled. I was like, "How's your whole country lactose intolerance?"
>> Wait, you're telling me cuisine has not returned to Ireland since the great potato famine?
>> Easy now. It certainly has. We've imported a lot of the foods from around the world. We're getting fancy these days, but growing up. Yeah.
>> Well, you know what? What Ace was really getting at was did your mom put love in these car.
>> She put love in the sandwich. She cares love in the microwave chips. Yeah. I can't speak I can't speak badly about her cuz she passed away recently. And then her her last wish, this what I've been doing for the last few weeks cuz I was in Brazil and uh she wanted to be cremated, but she wanted the ashes spread in America. And I was like, weren't you a legal immigrant in America? That'd be pretty ironic if we just legally spread your ashes over there. But I've I've had to carry them with me. So I've been traveling around with these pack of ashes for the last few weeks. And it was getting pretty [ __ ] and just do this right now. It's in the trunk of your car.
>> I put them in the post to my uncle and then USPS lost them in the post.
>> Oh no. Your mom took a trip. Yeah, she went on a five-day trip and then they finally found him. So anyway, you're bringing back all the love and memories.
Did she make sandwiches with love? She definitely did. Did I deserve to put her in USPS and loser remains around the states? No.
>> Scatter. Well, look, first off, this is interesting, this concept of the multi-catter zone because I met a woman last weekend and I was at a car thing in Tallaladega uh at the racetrack at Tallaladega in Alabama and she called me over and she said, "Adam, let me show you my car.
It's a slant nose Porsche." Mean it doesn't have the lights up front, so slant nose >> and it's a turbo and blah blah blah. and it had a roll cage in it and a harness and stuff. And she said, "My husband, God bless him, he just departed, but he would race this car and he'd take me and it was all we'd go to that." And then I said, "Oh, that's so nice. You have his car and you have his memory and he take the kids and you bring it." And she said, "And we did his ashes. We did it at the corkcrew at Laguna Secika. Then we went to Road America and we scattered a few and they're scattering his ashes on all his favorite tracks.
>> He's gonna show up in so many murder investigations.
We just found his guys.
>> This guy is got his marks all over it.
>> So I would respectfully say you got to commit to a track that you want your ash. Like look, I've I've raced in a lot of different places. I'll take Laguna Secika. Fine, but I don't need to be spread to Road Atlanta. It's a lot of trouble for them.
>> When you die, you want us to burn you up and then put you in the tires and burn you out around the track. That's what you're saying.
>> Yeah, I She evidently was like sprinkling it out the window. She was going around the track, I assume. But >> how many places does your mom want to go?
>> Well, that's the I did or involuntarily go as the case. There was a guy that opened for me in a a comedy club recently in Minnesota and he was he's like I'm Irish myself. It didn't sound it but he was nice and he started talking about shooting his granddad's remain. They made bullet and bullets out of its granddad and they were shooting him out of a musket somewhere and I'm like that is some second generation Irish stuff was a musket rifle. Did grandfather find the mark?
>> Some old school good. They were just shooting them out of this thing. Loading them up and shooting them out. I don't know. They >> put his ashes.
>> Never heard that before. bullets of it.
>> I've never heard that.
>> I'm going to do Mike Miller with the 21 gun salute.
>> Yeah, I I thought it was very American.
I'm like, that is way more American than Irish. Don't be blaming that on your Irish heritage. We are not shooting our dead people out.
>> How many places does your mom want to be scattered?
>> H only one. But I think hopefully none of our spilled out going around the USPS deep. Yeah. Only one. Only one. Only one.
>> No. She'd been a nurse for a long time in um in place outside New York City. So that was the That's where she wants to go. Uh-huh. Only one. No racetracks, but I mean I could do a detour.
>> God bless her.
>> That's what I was thinking. She make good sandwiches.
>> Is it a burden on the living to pick a place that's far away and then task the living spreading the ashes around?
>> What? You know what my dad wants? He wants me to take him to Nepal and give them a sky burial. You know what that is?
>> No.
>> Oh my god. They hack you up and then I feed you to the vultures getting picked off the top of a mountain.
>> Yeah. See, that's imposing Thompson. Honor Thompson's remains were shot out of a cannon.
>> Yeah, hell yeah. I knew I heard that somewhere.
>> You guys are shooting the dead thing and the dead probably a 50 cow, you know.
>> I I put on mine under the Golden Gate Bridge to be scared. I did.
>> You want to be That's on your will.
>> I have it on me will.
>> Okay, that's good.
>> Yeah, but now that you said it, I'm like, "Yeah, that's a bit imposing.
Somebody has to risk their their limbs."
>> No, no, I would I'll listen. I'll handle you. I'll just dump it off the edge. I'm not in the water. I'm thinking just feed my corpse to the great white so they get a taste for human flesh.
>> Jeez, you've thought about this. You look way too happy when you said that.
>> Yeah. All right. So, we do Yeah, we like even gender reveals turns into a shot for us. You know, we like the fire stuff.
Bombs, explosions.
>> You do. You do. You do.
>> I got to say, when I was in Alabama, I passed a few fireworks stands and I was like, I want to go in.
>> Oh, nothing. You didn't even I would have stopped by for >> any building that has no windows. I'm in that strip club fireworks or good bars escape room.
>> You know how good those 2x4s are put together. You know what I'm saying? That thing wouldn't explode into a bit of a shrapnel.
>> What do you got in the news department?
Well, in the news first up, man, Bruce Willis wife, Emma, is uh defending her actions cuz she's taking Bruce home and uh he'll, you know, live out his days with the man from the home.
>> That's right. Yeah.
>> Oh, why?
>> She's not putting him away. She's just out there, you know, defending her actions. People are saying, "Oh, he needs 24-hour care somewhere else." But she's taking I know with you.
>> We have a weird relationship with death, speaking of what we're just speaking of.
But I just mean at at a certain point you've lost all quality of life. You don't know where you are. You you did you take five people full-time to take care of you. That's not >> you're supposed to die at a certain point. We're we're able to stave that off with modern technology. But if you really talk about it, they go, "We don't want these doctors playing God." Well, isn't that playing God? Like keeping someone alive for years after they should be dead.
>> But the thing is that it's like what?
Let him starve himself out like what?
Set him out into the woods. You know, it's very difficult decision to make.
>> I wouldn't trust my loved ones with you.
You'd be dragging over mountain in the pal trying to feed yourself.
>> I would put them in like a hamster ball situation where they just have to turn this wheel to create electricity for all time. I came up with this horrible joke once, but it was in one of my books, which is they're talking about, you know, who's going to pay to keep these people on life support for all this time like Terry Shybo and stuff like that. I said, "All that stuff should be coin operated, and we'll see how many family members love you enough to feed quarters into that thing for the rest of And it's a >> great joke. What >> it solves itself because you wouldn't want to return to a world where nobody loved you enough to get a roll of quarters and put it in that machine."
>> The only way I'm doing it is if you know the the the horsey goes like this, you know, back and forth, back and forth. I uh hey, you know, I think my mom, my dad recently died. It's they basically they just stop eating at a certain point.
>> Yeah. They they have the choice to keep feeding. And I think that was a call I got where I was like, you know, are you guys okay? We would stop feeding her at this point. We're like, no, she doesn't want to be around anymore. Like once you can't do stuff, you want to be out there. Now, maybe you get desperate last minute and you change your mind. You're like, actually, I haven't made my peace with a few things. I want to keep going.
But yeah, it was a weird one. She was lucky and unlucky cuz they give her a cancer diagnos. She was gone within 2 weeks.
>> 2 weeks >> on the full diagnosis of it. Yeah. But she would have if I had asked her in advance like how do you want this to play out? That's how she would have wanted play. She wouldn't have wanted to be in a in a home with someone looking after her all day. Tell you >> a lot of I you know I remember finding my grandmother my grandmother had pills hidden in a armois that had like a crown molding at the top and it's about a foot from the ceiling. It was like a, you know, a dresser and and and I was as a carpenter. I was putting crown molding up in her bedroom and I got up on a ladder and I was putting and I looked down into this piece of furniture and there was pills and a couple things of pills and I said to her, she was youngerish at the time. I don't know, she's 69, 70 or something. I said, "What's these pills hidden up in these things?" And she said, "Oh, those are my suicide pills."
>> And I said, "What? What's the plan with that?" She said, "Well, when I get older, I don't want to hang out and be a burden and I don't want to live this life where I'm in, you know, married to a wheelchair and in bed and someone's wiping my ass. I got those. I'm taking those pills. I'm getting out with dignity." And I remember at the time, like I was like 20, 21. I was like, "All right. Well, good for you then. Good."
That [ __ ] made it like 94. Had full time had full-time help. Went through all her [ __ ] savings. had to get a second mortgage on the house. She hung on to every last second of her of her life being picked up and set on the toilet. The whole all all that stuff with all this suicide bill stuff. Not not she did not reach for those pills.
Meanwhile, I'm hanging out with one inside a capsule in my tooth. That's right. Like a German officer in Nerburgg.
>> All right, what else we got? All right, next we got Man, a little bal moment.
Billionaire Mark Cuban got faced with some tough questions from former Fox News host Tuckle Tucker Carlson.
>> Yeah, I saw this.
>> This is a pretty funny clip.
>> I like Mark Cuban, but Mark >> Yeah.
>> has a little pie in the sky version of life, but All right, here it is. Sorry, >> Mark. Let me ask you a question.
>> What's your take on whether we should be sending money to Ukraine or not? Were you in favor of that?
>> Man, they need it.
>> I mean, honestly, >> I don't have a good answer. You know, I can make an argument both ways and half my family is Ukrainian on my from my grandparents and so, you know, personally, I think we should help. Um, but I don't have a study answer for you.
>> Have you How much money have you sent to Ukraine?
>> None.
>> Oh, so what do you mean by we?
>> You're the one whose family is from Ukraine. Like, why don't you send them a billion dollars?
>> Because I'm trying to fix healthcare.
>> Why don't you fix their healthcare? If you're like so deep, if you think we need to help, why don't you start? How about you first? I noticed that's never like even an option for anybody. It's like we need to help.
>> That's not what charity is. Forcing other people to help is not charity. The good news is all the weapons were on loan lease. We're getting it back. And >> our dear President Trump has negotiated that we own half the minerals. So he turned this horrible civil war into a profit center, which is one of his unique gifts. I think we can all agree.
Can >> Can I Can I just >> Yeah, I like Tucker. I like both those guys. And Mark's a a weird guy because he he makes very strong sort of takes strong positions, makes strong accusations and stuff, but he's not he doesn't really bring he doesn't really defend them with a lot of fire. He just kind of goes, "All right, you know, you're right. They're both nice guys at their core who say a lot of sort of outrageous things right and left and and Tucker sort of everywhere in between. At his at his core he's like a super gregarious guy like likes humor, likes to laugh. Sort of is a writer more than he is a speaker. Does tons of writing.
Has a interesting life of like lives in the guest house with his wife and their dogs. gets up in the morning and dunks himself in like the cold swimming pool and then writes, you know, and like he has this eclectic kind of rides his bike around the island in Florida he lives on and stuff. He's he's a hard guy to categorize. He says a lot of nutty things. I I I would I would imagine that him and Cuban are probably a lot alike, even though they don't seem a lot alike.
There's a lot of guys that are a lot alike that seem diametrically opposed.
You know, there's like a lot of guys like like, you know, I was just talking to Bill O'Reilly and he's always busting Kimmel's balls and I'm sure Jimmy Kimmel hates Bill O'Reilly. Uh they're a lot alike. They're just different in terms of their subject, you know, the but but as as humans there there's a there's a lot of similarities. hardware is like similar, but the software is different.
>> They're both They're both funny.
O'Reilly doesn't get credit for it, but he's he likes comedy and he's like funny. They're both big, sort of bigger than life. They're both super opinionated and feel strongly about their own opinion. They're both like have a lot of like they're headstrong, you know, like here's what I'm doing, here's what what's right, you know, here's what I'm going to say. Like there's a lot of crossover with them.
Uh, I think I mean I'm not making this up. It it exists in many facets of life, but I just mean I don't think Mark Mark Cuban and and also I think Mark Cuban and Tucker could definitely have a beer and a laugh together.
>> The Shadow Realm back and forth.
>> Well, it was a good question. He certainly the writer in them came out for that moment cuz that's a that's a show stopping.
>> Oh, he's zinged him with a nerdy question. I know.
>> Yeah. I don't I I mean I agree with him to some degree but I if you are a billionaire and there's something you feel passionate about then you should I I think most rich people know that at the end of the day their money is getting squandered wherever they give it no matter what like you know whenever you do this Mandami is now going if we just get an extra 1% from the 1% then we'd have 10 billion dollars extra. It's like you're not going to fix it. You never fix anything. Nothing ever comes out the other end. So like Mark Cuban could liquefy all his wealth right now, get it down to, you know, $2.7 billion, put it all in an atache case and take it to Ukraine and hand it to Mandami or hand it to sorry Zilinski and then nothing. There'd be zero nothing would ever come out.
>> The other end >> the other end. I you could take or he could take it all and give it to the LA Unified School Board and 10 years from now test scores would be exactly the same and and nothing would ever and I think those guys all kind of know that.
So >> yeah, it's a drop in the ocean sometimes.
>> Well, I'm saying if I'd like set up with Lockheed Martin, right, and I just go, "Hey, pump these out right here." you know, you have like a strange new world of billionaires funding wars or something or funding aid or I I don't know what that really brings up. Uh if you're going to give moneyirect, I don't to be fair to Cuban, I don't like when people do the, you know, and they go when the when the politician goes, "We got to bring these grocery prices down." And they go, "How much does a quart of milk cost?" and they go, "Uh, I don't Oh, you don't even know how much a quart of milk costs."
And it's like, "Yeah, I know. He doesn't. It still means we got to bring this cost down."
>> That's a loaded question. But it's funny as you were talking, I was just thinking that it's funny when someone you know is financially well off hits you up to give to a cause. And they're like, "Hey, we're doing this half marathon. We're only $400 away from our target." And you're like, "Dude, you're worth like 6 million. Just pay the $400. What have you emailed all your friends for? Just make it happen." But I I do I often think that if you're sitting on that many resources, we'll go go change something.
>> I believe that they know better than anybody that you could give Ukraine $10 billion and nothing would change.
>> That's the problem.
>> Well, it it depends where you're sitting cuz you know the Ukrainians that are calling Ireland home these days would would bite your hand off to get that input to do something with it. So there's there's no bad that's going to come out of that.
>> No bad. But I I I I think if you said to a lot of rich people, look, whether it's Ukraine or the homeless situation, you know, you go, look, I I I I have something that if we can raise, you know, $20 billion, we can end homelessness tomorrow.
They do it. I I But they don't think it I mean, we just spent 24 billion and we don't have anything. We just have more homeless. So I think they don't think >> it's going to fix anything.
>> It's such a wild number here. The homeless thing in Dublin like where when I was from in Ireland you wouldn't see it growing up but now you do and it was a quantifiable number. So you're like all right we're all one person removed from these dudes. Surely we can fix this and then it starts creeping up and creeping up and you're getting staged like a crap how do we actually do something about this? But in Ireland I'd say it was very quantifiable and very solvable and still is. That's why you have such a frustration. But in America when I go around it's on such a scale that you're like Jesus how do we stop that? Like you go to San Francisco or Seattle or Portland, you're just like, whoa, that is nuts. LA.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Yeah. I think they just lose hope.
They're like, oh, we can't I can't do it. And then you're like, you probably can't. If you get your finger out, you can probably do something. I don't know.
Maybe that's the optimist in me going like, you can definitely do something.
But did he sting him with a pretty good question? That's a good showstopping question.
>> Yeah.
>> Especially if he's Ukrainian. It's kind of like DJ Khaled posting the holiday photos these days and you're like, what are you saying about your country? Like when it's that close to home.
Where's DJ Khal supposed to be from?
>> Um, Palestine.
>> Oh, he's Palestinian.
>> I don't know. I assumed you I know nothing about anything celebrity orientated.
>> Little uh factoid. His first name was DJ Arab attack, >> was it?
>> But he changed it after.
>> All right.
>> Next in the news. Throw strike Greta Thunderberg led Gazilla Tunisian port.
You gotta find uh Larry King interviewing uh DJ Call. I It's the greatest clip ever because Larry King >> I It's weird. You go, "Well, he was a great interviewer." Was he a great interviewer? He was a great interviewer.
Like every 9-year-old's a great interviewer. Cuz every nine-year-old would just go, "Well, how why are you so fat and why are you bald? And what happened?"
>> Exactly. I I loved him because I I got to meet him and I was like talking to this guy was just like talking to He was just wild. He was amazing. I thought he got me thinking about things I never thought.
>> Oh, animatronic robot. Were you talking about Larry?
>> Yeah, he was full.
>> I loved Larry.
>> Yeah, he's been on this show a few times.
>> I was asking him. It was It was just me and four or five Jewish guys out to breakfast and we were barting around like all the things of Irish and Jewish.
And I was like, "Well, they're not naming dogs after you people, but they're doing with Irish people in America. Like, you wouldn't send that, would you?" Like I was like Molly Murphy and Riley treat the top 10 dog names in America. But >> well also have Irish setters.
>> Yeah, you have Irish. Well, at least we have some responsibility knows. You didn't just take the name and generish setter.
This is him telling Larry that it keeps clean. All right, that's awesome. Let's just watch.
>> You know, I want the house on the water.
I want the nice car. I want the nice watch. I want to stay fresh. I want to stay clean. You know what I'm saying?
There's nothing wrong with that. is is you should strive for greatness. How did you gain all the weight?
>> Great.
>> That's a great that's a showstopper question.
>> That's great. And he's he's he's also like like he's a he's like um a detective, you know, looking for traces of blood types, you know, and it's a how'd you gain all the weight?
>> I I loved him. He sat, you know, I went for breakfast. They used to do this breakfast meetup that I was lucky to be part of twice. They somebody got invited and it'd be Larry and a couple of his friends every morning >> in Beverly Hills.
>> Yeah.
>> Mhm.
>> Yeah. It was very unusual. I was like, what am I doing at this thing? But I was >> What are you doing at that?
>> I have no idea. And there was a beautiful girl from Argentina there and she was like some news TV presenter. I'm like, she's definitely here as part of this thing as well. I didn't say hello cuz I'm like whatever. But Larry kind of he was pretending he couldn't hear her.
H So like I was sitting between them. So he's like, "Oh, I'm a bit hard to hear and you're going to Hey, can you just move Irish fella out of the way to get her over?" Uh-huh.
>> And when he'd go into this uh restaurant, they'd take his jacket like religiously and go guard it somewhere.
It's like this black leather jacket, you know. And he got up, I think he used to leave whenever his blueberries ran out, he'd bring his own breweries or something with him to breakfast. It was something kind of quirky that I thought was pretty unusual. He's like, "Oh, 11 blueberries. That's it. I'm out of here.
Off to work." And he gets up when the blueberries run out. And he kind of puts out his arms as if he's expecting the jacket to come. But he was so busy talking to this Argentinian girl that I had taken the jacket and I was waiting to give it to him, but he didn't notice.
And he was, what's the famous adage?
like uh by Yogi Bar that like a the difference between men and women is like if a man's in a forest or something, he'd be like, "We're not lost. We're making good time."
>> Mhm.
>> Something like that. But Larry had been telling that story and I'd been listening. But anyway, he goes, he's like, "Where's my jacket?" And I was like, "Well, you were lost in Argentina, but you were making good time. Here you go." And it just the biggest smile ever.
I was like, "You all stallion on the jacket and out the door."
>> Best character.
I just wanted you to know that Greta Thunderbird got drone strike. Yeah. Uh yeah, we got some video.
>> Yeah. She was on a boat heading to Palestine or whatever.
>> Yeah. You know the thing the rest of the world is fixated on a problem is solve it. You'll find the Irish on that boat and a few Brazilians and a lot of our actors and stuff. They drone struck it last night. The drone struck the last flatillaa as well >> and but didn't sink the boat, did it?
No. No. They just caught fire to the front deck and then they put it off. And what Israel did this I guess or I don't know 100% Israel did that.
>> I saw another video that said they just dropped a flare. They misfired a flare on their own.
>> The whole thing is unclear.
>> The American news.
>> Yeah. There like six versions of the story.
>> All right. They dropped a bouquet of flares to say thank you.
>> Let's do this math. If Israel wanted to sink the boat, they could sink the boat.
>> I think they did destroy their last boat.
>> Are you kidding me? Like they have the best.
>> So they don't want to sink the boat.
>> What are they trying to say?
>> They're trolling them. I think somebody is I I don't I don't know. It's unclear at this time what's going on.
>> But also, do we believe anything Greta Thunderberg says?
I do because there's a bunch of Irish people on those boats and they are alive putting out very reliable sourcing cigarettes out on oil rags, you know, like they're just dancing on the >> Why are there a bunch of Irish people on it?
>> Well, we're very sensitive to any global issue where we think a large scale minority group is being completely screwed over. So, you will wherever we view somebody as being hard by in the world, we kind of I don't know, we nearly self-harpointed ourselves to talk about it because we're like, "Hey, we got majorly screwed over. these guys are being majorly screwed over. We need to be speaking up for this.
>> Are they are these actors and other local people activists? But this the scale of this one I think was pretty huge. But it's wild because it's not on mainstream media over here ever, but in Ireland dominates our media.
>> We do a lot of I mean everyone knows Greta Thunderberg is heading on the flotilla, but this works. So they're they're trying to draw attention to this cause and they have.
>> Yeah. But you wouldn't you don't want to kill anyone obviously because you're killing all the world's activists and you're bringing negative news story about yourself. But they do want to stop it happening. They don't want anybody to be able to enter those waters and bring aid to anyone. I imagine I don't know.
I'm not the most well-versed news story.
>> So So Israel doesn't want to sink the boat.
>> They want to stop them bringing aid to a bunch of people who need aid that you can't get through.
>> Isn't it bad PR for them to drop flare on the boat?
>> Are you kid? They have bigger problems.
They're blown up. Buildings are blown up. People is nothing.
>> You're You're thinking content farm inside. Well, I think it's very possible.
>> Here's the problem. Here's the problem with the times we're living in. Some of this stuff. It's like the Nordstream pipeline. It blew up >> and then we don't know if the Russians blew it up or we blew it up or somebody else blew it up. And then someone goes, "Why would the Russians blow it up? It's their pipeline." And then someone else would go, they blew it up to because it's their pipeline and no one would think it was them blowing it up to get attention or whatever. So now your head's kind of swimming a little bit cuz you're like is is alternate. But this one is more like you find a guy called Brian who set fire to your car and he's still sitting next to your car when it's on fire and you're like here Brian did you do that? And he's like wasn't me.
>> So they So Israel, you know for Ben Shapiro is going to be in here in a couple days. I'm going to ask if Ben Shap so Israel took a drone and fired something at him.
>> If they did, if that was the case, that'd be nonstop wallto-wall news about a radiocrolled helicopter.
>> Well, you you'll find it on the Irish state news. If you go on there, that will be a that will be a big major story. But here it isn't. That's why like that's why when I was sitting in the watching the TV and it's like the kid having the baseball stolen off like where are >> what I'm saying is the media hates Israel. This is this would be >> fodder for them. This would be mana from heaven. They would be all over the place with this.
>> I don't know if it hates anyone that likes but if you love obviously have a certain side on things. I and see your sister heard about >> stop the genocide.
>> Greta Greta in the looks department went a different direction than I was hoping.
>> Lord Farquad haircut.
>> Yeah, the crazy page boy stuff like that. I'm going to be petty. But I had heard this story. So it was somewhere but I don't know where I saw it or where where I heard it. And I still couldn't figure out I don't know. Let's watch it one more time. The boat was docked near uh capital. Uh oh. So the boat was docked. So it wasn't >> No, this this was open ocean.
>> Oh, I don't know. Now I'm reading the boat.
>> What was the story? Was the boat docked?
Was it >> open water?
>> The main deck.
>> What's your take on whether we should >> he just drifted back to Ukraine there momentarily?
>> All right. I'll ask Ben Shapiro what he thinks happened.
>> Ask someone else. Don't ask the Irish cuz we'll get pretty royled up about that one.
>> The story says that the boat was docked near the Tunisian capital, Tunis, and then it was droned in the middle of the night. Tunisia denies drone droning them.
>> Yeah. And it wasn't >> And there is video on Twitter of them misfiring a flare gun and lighting their own boat on fire.
>> See, that's what I'm saying. The story is developing.
>> Yeah, exactly. As in none of us actually know.
>> All right, I'm ready to end on a Wait, we got important Charlie Sheen news. He got lipo suction after a prostitute called him fat. And then Charlie Sheen reveals how party Nicholas Cage sent him to rehab.
Charlie Sheen for a guy who's got a lot of money gets really critical prostitutes who they barricade themselves in his room. They like wreck things. They call him fat, you know, which is again that's not good protocol.
>> He's the result of that motorcycle lifestyle that you were talking about earlier when it just doesn't stop. You just keep going. You're like, I'm gonna keep going. I'm a wild man.
>> The, you know, you're not supposed First off, if you're a prostitute, 78 your clientele is overweight cuz it's just rich business guys who can't get laid without statistically, >> right? So, I'm saying let's not critique the guy in his underpants who's paying the bills around here. Like, a little decorum would be nice. Didn't you see Pretty Woman? You know, that's what I would do. I would sit down with any woman I was about to turn out and I would sit down. I go, "We're going to take 95 minutes and I'm going to show you what a proper prostitute how they dress."
>> Okay, but I'm still on a clock. She >> All right, I'll I'll pay you. But let's just notice she did not try to stab him.
She did not lock herself in the suite.
She did not make fun of his appearance.
>> That's right. My mama raised me right.
I didn't say she had to be black and pretty woman. She's not. But you get it.
a little decorum. So, the prostitute, but in a in a weird way, the prostitute is the mouth of babes because your publicist's not going to say anything.
Your agent's not going to say anything.
The wardrobe chick at Two and a Half Men's not going to say anything because they're all getting paid. You know, the prostitute is going to tell you the truth.
>> True. Not going to sugarcoat it. I know so little about Charlie Shane that I'm like, I just assumed he was always doing strange prostitution things. I was like, >> "Yeah, it's a numbers game, Ace. If you get enough prostitutes going, >> you know, you got some compliments somewhere. You're right.
>> But he is a man in the deep in the numbers game.
>> All right, let me tell everyone where everyone's going to be for everything.
Bill O'Reilly, Confronting Evil, it's the name of his book. David's special shelf help as an elf on a shelf is uh out September 11th. That's tomorrow as you hear this. Where do we go? Where do we find your special by the way? That one I I put it on YouTube cuz uh on YouTube. Find it out on YouTube. I'll be in Albuquerque uh September 26 at the Chemo Theater and then Flag Staff uh September 27th at the Oreium Theater and then I'm over at Kimmel's Club over there in Vegas and just go to amc.com for all the live shows. Till next time, Adam C from MAM and David Nill and Bill O'Reilly saying mahala. Licia Krauss is in here and she's got the news.
>> I sure do.
>> Want to hear some?
>> Nah, just not at all. Yeah.
>> So, did you hear about how John Mayer and Zach uh Brian like sold out Michigan like University of Michigan and Arbor's like whole stadium?
>> John Mayer and Brian.
>> Yeah. Wasn't Zack Bryan? I thought it was him. They did a duet together. Sold it out.
>> Brian is >> Zack Brian did that.
>> Oh, you're saying Zack Bryan. Okay. I I was only hearing Brian.
Uh John Mayer. Oh, I guess Zach is one of those weird names cuz you went, you know, John Marin. Zack Bryan. I thought you were saying John Marin the Brian or something. But Brian Yeah, >> Zack. Mhm.
>> So they sold it out. So he's a pretty popular guy. I was looking at his Spotify like numbers earlier. Like so many Z so many of his Yeah, there you go. Zack Bryan Michigan Stadium. What is it? Like isn't it like the largest football stadium? but college football stadium in the country. Anyway, epic concert. Everybody said it was awesome.
112,000 people there.
>> How does that work? I don't I don't get how that works, but all right.
>> They sell tickets and people go.
>> No, I know. I know it's how it goes, but it's confusing to me as to who sells the most. But okay.
>> Okay. So, they really popular guy. a lot of his songs like on streamers have over a billion >> listens which is kind of crazy.
>> Well, now he's upsetting some people on the right side of the aisle and has even had people within the Trump administration respond to him because he has this new song called Bad News. Let me uh read you a lyric and see what you think.
>> Mhm.
>> And ICE is going to come bust down your door to try to build a house no one builds no more. But I got a telephone.
Kids are scared and all alone. The boss stopped bumping. The rock stopped rolling. The middle finger's rising and it won't stop showing. I got some bad news. The fading of the red, white, and blue.
>> M. So, it's a kind of anti- ice thing.
>> Yeah. Like America is the worst.
>> What's the part where the metaphor about the house that won't be built anymore?
>> I wonder.
>> Is he talking about labor?
>> That's what that was where my mind went.
Like, >> what rhymes with stucco? Hey bucko, you remove these Mexicans, you get no stucco. Write that [ __ ] down.
>> They'll use [ __ ] in the explicit version.
>> Oh yeah, but the radio version's going to be Hey there, bucko. Don't you miss your stuckco and your tacos and everything that ends with an O. Oh lord. Oh, I could >> You think you could sell out of Michigan?
>> I could do like illegal driving a truck.
>> Driving a trucko. I could sell out maybe, you know, somewhere like, you know, I don't know, Clemson, you know, something like that. Some under 80.
>> Under 80.
>> Yeah. Mhm.
>> Pretty big though. Still an SEC school.
>> It's the biggest. You were right. So, he's taking a jab at the at this country saying, "What are we doing?"
>> And Yeah.
>> All right. So, not good with the country fans though cuz they >> I think country is so broad though now.
There might be an audience for this.
>> I guess we'll see. Time will tell.
>> Yeah. Well, listen. I think you're supposed to sing about what you care about. So, if that's what he cares about, he sing about it.
>> So, the boss who he references there, Bruce Springsteen, I guess, is kind of his mentor and adviser.
>> Well, Bruce is like a soft [ __ ] >> And there you go.
And I mean Bruce has made political statements in his music for years.
Obviously YouTube and you know Bob Dylan and other like it's it's this has happened for decades. It's not a surprise to people.
>> Bruce Bruce is such a Bruce does a lot of that.
He does a lot of that. You know there's a factory and now it's closed. PEOPLE DON'T WORK THERE ANYMORE.
>> THAT LITERALLY SOUNDS LIKE THIS.
>> TWO THREE FOUR AND IT'S LIKE YEAH. OKAY.
There was a place. Yeah. And now it's gone. Hey, there's a ship and it was called the Titanic.
It's the bottom of the SEA NOW. TWO, THREE, FOUR. IT'S LIKE, OKAY, BRUCE, there was a place and people went there and now they don't.
Anything else you'd like to alert us to?
And I know you think those people should be working somewhere else.
>> Yeah. So, we'll call you a hero, Bruce.
But that all I get from you is sort of virtue signaling. That's all that is.
>> Does he go out there and like pick it with the UAW? Does he do anything? I mean, he's >> No, he does. He does the My dad worked at the Chevrolet plant in Dearborn and one day came home. He said, "Bruzy, that's what he called me.
>> I don't have a job no more.
>> I don't have a job no more. So, no more food for you." TWO, THREE, FOUR. He tells the same sort of [ __ ] stories that Biden would tell.
>> My dad told me, >> he said, "See those two fellas hugging on the corner?" Ain't nothing wrong WITH THAT. TWO, THREE, FOUR, AND SIT DOWN.
According to Joe Biden and Bruce Springsteen, every single thing happened at their kitchen table.
>> Uhhuh.
>> Like my dad had COME HOME AND TOOK HIS HAT OFF, sat at that kitchen table. He said, "Joey, you're gonna you're on YOUR OWN. TWO, THREE, FOUR." AND THAT'S THAT'S all every story.
>> I've noticed every one of his stories is in standard time.
>> You know, the great thing about Joe Biden >> doesn't do he doesn't do a wall for a story ever.
>> And Joe Biden's stories were also like the basketball court, too.
>> I learned the basketball court or the kitchen table.
>> The kitchen table's where he learned.
And when he when he got called Joey, that meant uh oh, some wisdom was going to be imparted. Uh his dad like ran one of the biggest Chevrolet dealerships in the county and that's why when he got married at 23 he got a brand new Corvette >> rock >> for his wedding gift >> for wedding gift >> he got >> he got a brand new Corvette. So I don't know was his dad was >> you're going to store classified documents in >> I got you the 327 not the big block with the SIDE OILER. TWO, THREE, FOUR.
>> YEAH. UM, >> you got a song though. You going to You going to listen to the song? And >> Sure. I don't I listen, you could say whatever you want. It's fine. I don't like Look, I >> There's a lot of things you don't like, so I'm bracing myself for for a thing.
Adam doesn't like 101.
>> Your side created a problem by letting tons of unvetted people into this country. You created a problem. the problem is now trying to be unrectified or unfuckified by what you guys did. So like first off the surgeon who comes in after you never got your your your l your boil lanced after 30 years and now it's infected on your back. It's not really on him. You let it go. to let it go. Three, four.
>> You what rhymes with carbuncle?
>> You let it go. So you let this >> carbuncle.
>> You let this prom go. You You said that Camala Harris had been to the border.
She was in charge of the border. You had Morcus and everyone lie. You had a picture of Border Patrol with their reigns in their hands and you said they're whipping Haitians and >> children in cages.
>> And children in cages. You created a massive problem. Now the problem is going to have to be fixed. The problem is is there's no clean, easy, fast, and cheap way to fix this problem other than getting people who are not here legally going in and getting them out.
>> Which actually when I listen to the song and listen to this lyric, is he is Zach Bryan insinuating that he's dating an illegal whose kids are all alone but he's got the phone?
>> They have done this. They've done two things. They've said these people are just here to work.
>> Um, and they started with a lie. Do you guys notice Doss, I'm looking at you, too. What happened to the lie that they contribute more than they take? That they put in more, they use less.
Remember that? Remember like 3 years ago, these people were a net plus?
>> They more in taxes than all of us.
>> Right. Right. They paid more, they contributed more, they used less. That was always there. It's still Newsome's line, by the way.
>> Oh, is it still? Well, everyone else dropped that [ __ ] >> Now there's just they're here. They're here to work.
>> And not only they here to work, they're going to do everything you won't do, lazy white man. So, leave them alone, >> which is their argument. And look, there's some, you know, I have some sympathy for the you've been here for a million years and you abide by the laws and you work real hard. uh then you're on a list, but you're at the bottom of the list. Uh we'll take the troublemakers at the top.
>> I do understand even the argument that Obama made when he was president of like the dreamers, like when kids are brought here by their parents, it's not their fault, but then give them a path to citizenship.
>> Mhm.
>> That vets them and figures it out and and lets them stay here. That's fine, too.
>> Oo, maybe he should cover that song.
>> Obama, he does like to sing. He's >> No, I'm talking Zack.
>> Zach should Oh, Zach should take a twist on Don't Fall in Love with the Dreamer.
What was that song? Oh god, that was LIKE Hold on. It's Kenny Rogers.
>> No.
>> Yeah, it's a duet. It's a duet.
>> It's the chick. She's got that raspy voice. I love her though.
>> Kim K.
>> No, Kim K. Yeah, she's the one with the Betty Davis eyes and >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> Ken K and Kenny Rogers.
>> Kenny Rogers.
>> Um, I just feel like you guys have really clinched that the next Corolla Team outing should be karaoke.
>> 100%.
>> Oh, yeah. So, it's Kenny and Kim.
>> Kim.
>> Oh, good pull, man. That was a good pull.
>> Nice.
>> Yeah, that had a big hit. Don't fall in love with the dreamer.
>> I just got to say, you know, don't agree with Zack Brian, but this is the first amendment at work right here.
>> Yeah, I'm fine with it. Yeah. There we go.
>> All right.
>> Couldn't say this in Saudi Arabia.
>> No, you could not.
>> All right. This is kind of interesting.
And my church has experienced this firsthand. According to the Barner Group, who's out in Ventura County, uh they're like a Christian polling company. They say that Gen Z men are returning to church in surprising numbers in the faith resurgence. I read another article about this this week, too. I think it was in Christianity today where they were like, is it really a rise in young men going to church or is it a decrease in young women go like leaving the church? And it's actually a little bit of both. Gen Z men are attending slightly more often than millennial men even marking a generational reversal from years gone by. According to Daniel Copeland over at the Barner Group, he's the vice president of research over there. says, quote, "This data represents good news for church leaders and adds to the picture that spiritual renewal is shaping Gen Z and millennials today."
>> What is the Gen Z age? I've rejected all these titles.
>> So, I'm a grandma millennial and I'm 39.
So, Gen Z I think is like 38 and younger.
>> Ah, >> right.
>> And so, they're going in women are aren't going in the same >> numbers. And whether or not it's affiliated, Gen Z men are also kind of coming more to the right as well as Gen Z women more to the left.
>> Yeah, this uh bolsters my theory that women are going insane cuz I see them fighting and screaming and less church probably helps with you >> with the crazy >> spitting on ICE officers and like screaming and stuff like that. I think I it makes sense to me. Gen Z is uh 13 to 28.
>> Oh wow, that's young. That's way young.
Wait, so you're saying millennial is 28 to like 48 then?
>> I don't know.
>> I thought it was like generations were every 20 years.
>> No. Yeah, the millennial goes down to like 30.
>> Oh, wow. Okay.
>> All right. So, good.
>> I thought it was a grandma millennial.
>> More uh >> more people going to church is a good thing.
>> It is. And apparently even some churches, this Barna study came out towards the um it was the end of 2024 into early 2025. This doesn't even include the data since the murder of Charlie Kirk in which churches all around the country said they saw an insane increase in young men uh and people generally, but specifically young men.
>> By the way, I think that's better for the country.
>> I do too.
>> I think it's better for culture.
>> I agree with all that.
>> Like I think you know monogamy and ten commandments and all those things the Bible teaches are pretty good. I agree.
They they had it right. It's basically diet and exercise. You know, it's just >> spiritual diet and exercise.
>> Just, you know, basic stuff, old stuff.
>> Well, one of the seven deadly sins is gluttony. So, you're right. It is. It's a diet and exercise without Ompic.
>> I agree. But, you know, Ozmpic makes it easy for people to cut corners.
I think that the cell I think that the cell phone has made it easy for people to cut church out of their life which in turn cuts out community and emotional regulation and normaly and communication right like there's so many things that are negative about technology and I think removing you from the real world is one of those things and that's why you see people like you said women going a little extra crazy on ICE officers or police officers. Well, I'm only saying women are going crazy cuz they formerly weren't crazy. It was guys punching and screaming and and doing that. And now it's women punching and screaming.
>> Well, cuz previously women were stuck at home.
>> They couldn't punch and scream. They were stuck at home. And now they're front. They're the tip of the spear. And I listen, as a as a human, we're always trying to find a shortcut for for everything. you know, like like you start off as a kid >> and it's like you go all the way around or you just hop that fence and be be there like right now and so you hop the fence, you know, so you just kind of look for ways to get there faster >> and easier and so that's what we're wired for. So if there's ompic versus willpower, we'll do the ompic, you know, and we do everything that way. But eventually you forget that walking the long way burns calories. You meet people. You have experiences. You see things.
>> See a little butterfly or bird.
>> Little bird or butterfly. And hopping the fence. You sort of deprive yourself of that. And so I always preach this to people like go get I am as you saw um on my second merch bag repair. The first merch bag repair completely blew out. The the bottom of it the zipper pulled apart and the thing just blew out.
>> Yeah. And I went and they said throw out the merch bag and go buy a new merch bag. And I said will not throw out that merch bag. I shall fix that merch bag.
And I fixed it. And >> that's what you're doing when I got here. I was like, what are you doing?
>> Well, that was the first merch bag I fixed. And and then we dragged that thing around the country for another two years.
>> And then eventually Burbank Airport made me toss it for a long story. But either way, the second merch bag, the handles just pulled off. And then somebody said, "Throw that away. Get a new merch bag."
And I said, "I'm going to fix the handle." Now I got the money for a new merch bag. I just don't like filling the landfill with more plastic. Number one.
And then number two, >> I can fix it and I have a bunch of tools. Yeah.
>> And it feels good to fix things.
>> And I think that that's the part that people don't realize is the feel good part. Like there can be some level of dang it, I feel stupid. I don't know what tools to use. I don't know how to fix this.
>> Mhm. But then when you work through that and get to the part of fixing something or doing something hard, it's the good feeling at the other end of it.
>> And then >> a lot of society doesn't experience anymore because they don't do the hard thing in the first place. They avoid the hard thing.
>> I traveled the country for 2 years with my fixed merch bag. And I was throwing that thing in the back of Ubers and putting it on the scale, the Southwest terminal, whatever. And every time I saw it, I'd see this piece of wood that I put along the bottom to fix it. And it reminded me that I fixed it and that it worked fine. Yeah.
>> And it always worked fine. We never had to throw it out because it didn't come undone. Now it didn't look as good as other merch bags out there. But now the handle's blown out on this one. And I'm going to have to fix this.
>> Zip tie it or what are you going to do to it?
It It's a handle like a D-shaped handle, a regular handle that is just pulled out from the cloth and the hole has been yolked out.
>> Uhhuh.
>> And because the thing weighs, you end up putting 50 lb worth of books in there.
>> True.
>> It's bound to happen again because someone's going to lift it by the handle and it's going to be 50 lbs and it's going to blow out. It's >> like a really big kettle bell you're carrying around the country.
>> Yeah. So, I'm going to have to put a backer, something broad on on on it in between. I'm going to have to spread that load out.
>> I'm going to figure it out.
>> But, you have to be careful what you use as the backer because most of the time your limit domestic travel is 50 lb. So, if you have 50 lbs of merch, you don't want to lose out on money by putting in like a plywood backer that takes up what, 3 lb.
>> You can find a piece of plastic.
>> No, I'm I'm going to I'm weighing it. I'm weighing.
>> You're going to wait along the way and see.
>> I'm weighing doing a throughbolt versus a wood screw type thing. Either way, I will examine it.
>> I want to see before and after.
>> It will work just like the other bag I worked out.
>> We should document this for the gram.
>> Yeah, I don't have a I got to find what I got here in terms of materials and and stuff like that. But I will I will fix it and it shall >> Can you come to my house? Because I've been on the phone with two different companies today. My uh washing machine lock is like just and it I can't use my washing machine. So you >> your washing machine lock?
>> Yeah. So you know like the where it clicks and then like it locks and then the load runs. It won't lock. It won't last.
>> It's like the top part, the plastic part, whatever was on the inside. I can see it dangling.
>> Yeah.
>> And it won't >> Well, you got to order that part.
Yeah.
>> Well, you got to go figure out what unit you have.
>> I got the unit and the serial number and it's under warranty and all that stuff.
And they're telling me they can't come for a week. And I'm like, yo, I have four kids and three adults in this house. You think I can go a week without doing laundry?
>> I'll bet you that part goes bad frequently on that unit and I bet you can buy it fairly cheaply online and it's probably just two screws away from being replaced. But I have to then take off the whole outside of the thing cuz it's one big piece in order to access it.
>> Oh, you got one big sheet metal shroud around it. You got to pop that off.
>> So, it's like the metal all the way around.
>> Speed queen always sounded weird to me, right?
>> Like it sounded very Tina Turner from Tommy.
She was the gypsy acid queen, >> which was this craziest character ever in a movie. probably not homeschooling.
No recommend.
>> I don't even know what that is.
>> The Who is Uhhuh.
>> is a is a English rock and roll band.
>> Yes, I'm familiar. Okay.
>> I I prefer Zeppelin, but go on.
>> They wrote a rock opera called Tommy.
>> Stop.
I'm totally looking this up later. Go on. Wait. And Tina Turner was in it.
>> Tommy was about a blind, deaf, and dumb boy who was really good at Pinball.
>> Pinball.
>> And >> it's the song. They wrote the song for the movie or the movie for the song.
>> The song was in the rock opera.
>> Okay.
>> And then some point they made the rock opera the movie and had cameos by everyone. Elton John.
>> No.
>> Sung Pinball Wizard cuz he covered it too.
>> Yeah.
>> And and Tina Turner played the gypsy acid queen. And it was weird and scary.
Scary and freaky. Oh, and Ann Margaret was in it.
>> Wow.
>> Yeah. She got covered in beans.
>> So, did Tina Turner do this before she did Mad Max?
>> Yes.
>> Yeah.
>> Yes. And it was >> this was her audition for Mad Max.
>> It was a weird surreal movie and I didn't know what to make of it when I was a kid, but it kind of gave me dream bad dreams. But speed >> some Halloween vibes.
>> Yeah. Speed Queen sounds like Gypsy Acid Queen. Speed Queen is a weird name, but it made sense from 1942 and then Speed got popular and then the Queen and all that. All right, you got any more stories?
>> I do. Let's do one more.
>> Have you heard about this attorney general candidate in Virginia, Mr. Jay Jones?
>> Yeah, this is a weird story and it's so funny. Like if you see like the great the great the greatest part of all these stories is well you read the story but I think I think it was Politico's version of it. I love my favorite part. Yes. I love when the left-wing rags have to spin it their their direction. Like I I I love like Ilhan Omar like on 911 some people did some things.
>> Don't know Republicans pounce. Yeah.
Yeah. Republican spouse, right? Yeah. I I love the soft cell, especially when it's murderous intent.
>> So, USA Today headline is Democratic candidate faces bipartisan backlash over texts about shooting colleague, but NPR and Politico and the like Washington Post and others. your people said something.
>> We're literally like Democratic AG candidate like minority cuz he's a black guy. Democratic candidate for you know AG in Virginia uh pounced on by Republicans for alleged text messages.
Yeah. And they'll also do a version I the political version of it which is funny which is like um you know after a controversial statement or something they never said threaten to kill threat to kill somebody with two bullets to the head version of this.
>> Yeah. What was that story? It was pretty >> so he back in 2022. This is an old conversation that this female Republican delegate from Virginia, Carrie Corner, shared reported screenshots of her August 8th, 2022 conversation with Jay Jones in which he admitted uh and they were he said that they were sent to her an error. So, he acknowledged sending these. It's not even like a he's trying to cover it up. He's acknowledging it.
>> He said that he was joking that a previous Virginia House of Delegate speaker should get quote unquote two bullets to the head. Mhm.
>> He reiterated that violent rhetoric has no place in our politics. However, he accused his Republican incumbent Jason Mirez, of dropping smears through the media outlet favorable to Donald Trump and politicians. He also said he sent text messages that he regretted. So, he he the thing that's even weirder is she followed up with this like literally a couple days after uh Charlie Kirk died and he kind of doubled down on it. So, the original text messages said three people, two bullets. Gilbert, his Republican opponent, Hitler and Polepot, he texted Gilbert gets two bullets to the head.
Coiner reply, the Republican delegate responded, "Jay, please stop." And he said, "Lol, okay, okay." She said, "It really bothers me when you talk about hurting people or wishing death upon them." Later in the text thread, Jones also reportedly mentioned Gilbert's wife and children. Do I think Todd and Jennifer are evil and that they're breeding little fascists? Yes, he said so.
>> Yeah, he wanted to pee on their grave.
>> He wanted to pee on their grave. He talked about >> Yeah. Look, if if if you're evil and you're breeding fascists, then you do need a bullet.
>> This is what the left has been saying for years. Like, this is what you do to fascist.
>> They run away from it all the time. But if you're doing the evil and you're doing the fascist, then some 19-year-old who's out of his mind will do the math on the evil and the fascist.
>> And it's and it's like I think what bothers me even more is the minor children. Like the children involved.
It's like just and I said this when people go after the Obama girls or Chelsea Clinton or anybody else. It's like just keep the kids out of it. Like your kids aren't responsible for your behavior or what you do for a living.
Neither are mine. They were like born into our family. That's the way it is.
>> They can't write this down.
>> Born kids. Hold on. Your kids were born into my family.
>> No. No. I said your kids or my kids like they're born into your my kids were born.
>> All right. Hold on. Slow down. Kids born.
>> Did I miss family? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I get it. You know, it's not their fault.
>> It's not their fault.
>> Later on, when Chelsea becomes an unhinged [ __ ] then by all means, >> so but like don't leave the kids out of this. And the fact that Democrats, including Tim Kaine, walked into the capital today and was like, "No, you know, I've known him for 25 years. I don't think he meant this. He shouldn't say those things, but he shouldn't step out of the race either." Are you kidding me?
>> Here's the thing. People do believe this stuff. And you talk about the extreme example of someone taking a gun and ending a life because they think they're killing a Nazi. But what about a much less extreme say, would you want a nurse who thinks this way?
>> And putting your catheter in >> or teaching my children?
>> Or if I ran a hospital and I thought these people were Nazis, let's just say I wasn't going to pick up an assassin's rifle, but I wouldn't hire them.
>> Mhm.
>> I wouldn't give them overtime. I would I would not want to be around them. And >> you know, NBC News says that Winom Sears, who's the current lieutenant governor of Virginia, first minority and first female to hold that office, by the way, in a previously segregated state, um, pounces.
>> Yeah, she's pouncing.
>> She's pouncing. She's seizing on the moment.
>> That's right. That's her fault.
>> Yeah. Okay. So, this guy is trying to be the attorney general.
>> Yeah. and he's going to be in charge of people's fates and we can't have >> Do you trust this guy to be a prosecutor?
>> Do you trust him not to go after his political enemies with like his legal power?
>> Here's what I've learned sadly and and very um convincingly um this sort of like uh well Trump's getting this this case is going to be in DC so he doesn't stand a chance. It's like, well, I'd like to do it based on the merits of the case, not the makeup >> of the judge and the justice system.
>> Yes. Yes. Yes. And so, there's a lot of that. Now, I think the left does that much more than the right because they're more driven by ideology.
>> You mean when it comes to the judiciary?
>> Judiciary and beyond. I mean, look, if I'm a school principal and and I'm I'm very progressive and and you know, two kids get into trouble, one's wearing a MAGA hat and the other voted for Hillary Clinton, then I go, "Well, this kid's a nice kid, but he got caught up with some bad kids." And I see the MAGA hat kid, I go, "That kid's evil."
>> Well, like they did with those uh students at the March for Life, right, that were quote unquote harassing the Native American guy, >> right?
>> Remember that case?
>> I know. Could can the can the ladies from the view stop just every 10 minutes and look back at all the Kyle Writtenhouse and Jesse Smlet and everything they've been wrong? They've been wrong about everything.
>> Yeah, >> they got >> Justice Kavanaaugh >> everything they're about for life kids.
>> It's all perfect. So, >> I do think those people are much more likely to not turn a blind eye to whatever because their ideology drives them. And if you're evil, uh, then they got a chance to get their pound of flesh.
>> And this is this is, you know, this week everybody's all been been a Twitter about, you know, Pam Bondi going after James Comey >> and, oh, Trump's going after his enemies and he has a list and it's unjust and it's fascist, you know, same language they've been using for 10 years now. And it's like, well, but then like you said, they're like, great, let's take up this prosecution case against Donald Trump in New York because we know the a like the the DA's there and the AG there are going to get Trump.
>> Well, we know cuz they announced it when they were running.
>> And number two, >> Jay Jones, this guy in Virginia said the same thing, too. He's like, I'm gonna go after everything that Glenn Yncan and Winom Sears and Donald Trump did.
>> Right. And but also the whole overestimate the value of Mara Lago or whatever. I don't even know what that was. I mean, I still don't really know what it was.
>> How is it really illegal? You mean?
>> Well, I've done enough real estate where I can't just go, "Yeah, I'd like a loan on this warehouse." And uh I got it at about $50 million. So I'm going to need what's 75% of that. Uh just give me $37 million. The bank's going to go, "No, no, we'll do our own appraisal."
>> We're not going to take your word for anything. Yeah.
>> Cuz you're going to go high.
>> So they'll come in and then they'll appraise it >> and then they'll give a number, but their appraisal will be low cuz it's to protect them. and then we'll decide where they give me the loan or not. And then >> this is like the same with an insurance company where you have damage on a house >> and then I'll pay the loan back and then that'll be that at some point where they go Corolla said it was worth $50 million. I I don't I don't know how that works. And then you go get your expert and say that this warehouse was worth $80,000 when they say Malaga was worth 15 million or whatever something insane.
Trump said it was worth like 30 million and that it showed that it was worth $18 million and then he got like charged for lying about it on bank documents or something.
>> 30 million doesn't get you a like a a 8,000 square foot nicest house that you know Tom Brady might be your neighbor in that neighborhood.
>> Yeah, wasn't it? Well, it used to be one of the richest. Now it's like parts of South Beach, Miami are >> I don't know. What's Trump Maraago?
It's it's it's $250 million is is what I'm saying. It's not 30. 30. It doesn't >> No, I was just saying like making up numbers. Like I remember he had a higher number and then the people the prosecutors in in New York were like, "No, >> no, they had it. They had it like 18 buys you 18 >> nothing in Palm Beach.
>> 18 doesn't buy you half of JLo and Ben Affleck's house on the market."
The most important aspect of that case though is this was a deal between Trump and the bank. Trump got the loan and then paid it off. We're done. End of transaction. Goodbye.
>> Right. So this is >> it is crazy.
>> Law fair.
>> It's crazy. And the law fair is good when Dems do it, but it's bad when Republicans do it. I'm just like, can we it just be bad when anybody does it?
2022 Forbes had Marago at 350 million and that was three years ago. So it's probably a little bit more.
>> But that was when the case was going down.
>> H >> in 2022 was when the case went down, right?
>> That was before I think >> it might have started before but he wasn't a sitting president when they were prosecuting him for that. It was the campaign.
>> Yeah. They wanted to just prosecute him so he wouldn't be president and do this stuff and then they could keep their USA aid and ID or whatever they you know that they they would just keep all their money flowing.
>> Marco Rubio, man, he has so many jobs.
>> I know.
>> He's like secretary of state. He's working on Middle East deals. He's running US ID. We're not running it anymore.
>> Mhm.
>> Trump keeps giving him all these jobs.
It's hilarious.
>> Well, you want to get something done, give it to someone that's busy. All right, Elise Krauss. Uh people can go check out your column.
>> Yep. It's on this this week. Mr.
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