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Analysis Summary
Ask yourself: “Whose perspective is missing here, and would the story change if they were included?”
Us vs. Them
Dividing the world into two camps — people like us (good, trustworthy) and people not like us (dangerous, wrong). It exploits a deep human tendency to favor our own group. Once you accept the division, information from "them" gets automatically discounted.
Tajfel's Social Identity Theory (1979); Minimal Group Paradigm
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Positive elements
- Provides timely clips and insider-sounding conservative takes on fast-moving Trump admin news like cabinet changes and foreign policy wins.
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Cautionary elements
- Us vs. Them framing that makes partisan cheerleading feel like objective reporting, though openly signaled by channel
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Transcript
Hi, it's Tony Marino, host of the super popular Newsmax Daily podcast. A rundown of the day's top headlines and top highlights of Newsmax shows and interviews you may have missed, plus some sports, stock markets, and even some yucks, all packed into about 20 minutes. Search for the Newsmax Daily with me, Tony Marino, on your favorite podcast platform. And check out our entire lineup of great podcasts, including Greg Kelly, Rob Carson, and Jerry Callahan at newsmax.com/listen. >> Hold it now. You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thoughtprovoking, and funny show in America on air and on the worldwide web. This is the Rob Carson Show. >> And by the grace of God, it is finally Friday. >> So, an administration source texted me the following right after this news broke. It was time. Replacing Christy was based on the culmination of her many unfortunate leadership mishaps, including the fallout in Minnesota, the $200 million ad campaign, the allegations of infidelity, the management of the mismanagement of her staff, and her constant feuding with the heads of other agencies including CBP and ICE. And when we had her on our show on our Sunday show, the Sunday briefing uh on at the end of January, right after Alex Prey was killed in >> Peter Ducey talking about Christy Gnome, by the way, in case you didn't know, >> Minnesota during some anti-ICE protests. I remember asking her a question about whether or not it was protocol for ICE agents, which fell under her under her supervision, uh to shoot somebody after a video appeared to show that a weapon had been removed. And her answer, I looked it up, was, "It's all part of the investigation. Every video will be analyzed." It seems like around then is when the dam broke and people here started to get really frustrated because this is a president who doesn't like shooting. He also knows when something looks bad. >> There you go. That is uh the big news that Christy Dome is leaving the the Department of Homeland Security. Apparently, she and Corey Luwendowski had a little affair. See, this is what happens when you don't keep your southern border secure. You know, I'm serious. You You I've been sitting on that line for like an hour. Uh uh, welcome to the show. How you doing? Come inside. I I didn't have any issues with a lot of the stuff that happened in Minneapolis because they were insane people attacking our ICE agents violently. So, that's the only thing that I I disagree on. The rest of the stuff, I absolutely understand. The $200 million ad campaign. I mean, I I got to tell you, there's uh I didn't mind seeing Christine Gnome riding a horse. It was kind of kind of cool, but I I get it. I get it. I get it. And there's some other things there, you know, and I think Mark Wayne Mullen is a hell of a choice, by the way. He's got to go through confirmation and all that, but that's the that's one of the big stories of Welcome to the show. Please come inside. We have much to get to, including you better sit down for this. uh Lee Zelden, the EBA secretary, you you Alex Jones listeners, the uh the the the chemical uh chemtrails in the sky, they're bad and they're real. All right, there you go. There you go. And you know, I I've been kind of I've kind of wondered about that for a very long time, right? Wondered about it. In fact, when I was driving back home for Christmas to uh to Kansas City, I'm driving up my Frederick, Maryland, and it looked like freaking plaid sky. It was plaid sky, man. I was like, there's no reason why the sky should be completely covered with crisscross com chemtrails and all of that stuff. And Lee Zeldon has confirmed that dangerous chemicals including sulfur dioxide are being released into the sky for geoengineering. He admitted it. He admitted it. That that's kind of a big deal, right? That that in fact that's super big deal. And I I listened to uh my last podcast listening to Tucker Carlson. I won't listen to him anymore, but he did a big thing on this and they were talking about this and it's like a a microscopic aluminum meant to literally change the weather and they can do it. So, okay, there you go. Still don't know about the UFO aliens aliens, but but you know there's that's that's real. We'll get to this on the show. We're going to talk with Tony Kenned about this among other things. It's kind of it's kind of crazy. But yeah, it was weird. And I was driving up there and I'm listening at the same time I listen to this podcast with Tuck Carl's talking to this guy and he's saying, "Oh yeah, it's a microscopic aluminum. It settles down and it gets in your drinking water and makes you sick and all this stuff and it makes your children born with two heads or you know by non-binary transgender or whatever and frogs become gay according to Alex uh you know whatever. But um but yeah, it's apparently real. It is. It is apparently real. And and uh I'm glad and I really am. And honestly, I'm glad we know this. All right. Because uh this is uh messed up that our government would do this for so long to us that they would do this. And like I said, I I I was driving up there to near Camp David. They were doing it near Camp David. They were criss-crossing the sky making it look like a plaid sky. So anyway, all of that is coming up in the show. Let's focus a little bit on Christy Gnome. Christine Gnome being out uh on the uh as a DHS secretary, you know. Um I don't think everything she did was bad. Um I think that uh there are some people and I'll be accused of sexism. Uh but uh not a big fan of Pam Bondi uh you know in far in charge of the G DOJ. Not really not really crazy about her. Don't think she's getting the job done. I don't think it's necessarily because she was born with girl parts, but uh you know, she and and Christy know they're they're the two standouts on the cabinet that I'm kind of like eh. There are other women on the cabinet, you know, agriculture secretary, she's kicking butt. There's a lot of people on the cabinet who are kicking butt, but Christy Nome and Pam Bunny, not so crazy. I don't know. Here is John Kennedy talking about President Trump. He talked to President Trump and President Trump was mad. the president when he called me Tuesday night the night of the hearing uh when he was mad as a murder hornet. >> Oh boy. >> Uh he asked me what I thought about Mark Wayne and I said A, B, very smart. C he's a very good businessman. And D if if I didn't if I didn't uh uh believe the three things I just told you, I'd lie to you cuz Mark Wayne would whip my ass. Yeah, Mark Wayne would whip his butt. That's for sure. That's for sure. This is the uh the ad campaign that uh that really got Donald Trump because the other day and when he was testifying, she said that basically Donald Trump approved this and Donald Trump said, "I did not approve this." >> Why do I love these wide open spaces? They remind me of why our forefathers came here. Not just for its beauty, but for the freedom only America provides. >> I do not mind watching her on a horse. I'm Christine Nome. From the cowboys who tamed the West to the Titans who built our cities, to the dreamers who chased the impossible, America has always rewarded vision and grit. Our greatness calls people to us for a chance to prosper, to live how they choose. >> Yeah. You know, it's it's kind of if your your message is just uh if you're here illegally, we're going to give you the opportunity to leave. Yeah, there were some shorter commercials which she basically said that said, "Hey, we're going to pay you to leave." Those are fine. I guess it got to be a little much when she started doing those commercials where she's, uh, you know, riding around on a horse and all of that stuff. Here is Mark Wayne Mullen this morning talking about being notified. >> A little bit of surprise for us. And so, um, the president and I, as you guys know, we're great friends and we get along great. I look forward to working with him and his cabinet. Of course, Mr. Goku did this little thing called confirmation. And we're going to get started on it right away. What is he calling you? >> You guys You guys have been with me long enough asking enough questions. You know, I don't share private conversations. >> Are you tell me your reaction? Tell me your reaction. >> Yeah, I don't want to listen anymore. It's just going to be blah blah blah blah then a little sound bite and then a little bit of sound bite. But yeah, he's the guy who's up next. Um this is Democrat Senator Peter Welch and he is actually okay with Mark Wayne Mullen being the guy. >> He'll be confirmed. The question is whether there'll be bipartisan support for him. Uh Mark Wayne Mullen is competent and he's honest. So, those are two good things that Christine Gnome did not have. >> Okay, there you go. And then, uh, Jackie Hinrich went into the the details on the affair. You know, gosh darn, you know, she's 54, he's in his 50s. I mean, can we just give it a break for God's sake? Can we just kind of just tamp that thing down a little bit? I mean, honestly, you're professional. You know, I understand Christy Dome's hot and everything. She rides a horse and everything. She looks pretty hot on a horse riding a horse, but you know, can we just be adults here? >> Yeah. just speaking with some folks uh who have a lot of knowledge of this situation. I'm told the president spoke with Christine Gnome just before that truth social post went out which means that when she was on camera giving her remarks and didn't actually touch on what had just happened she was aware of what was happening. I'm further told that Cory Luwendowski is expected to leave with her. Uh of course the rumors of an affair between the two were one of the factors that I'm told compelled the president to >> on a serious note. It's impacting two marriages and two families in a very bad fashion. >> Move her as DHS secretary. Uh both of them are married and she had faced questions about her alleged affair during um testimony on the Hill this week under oath. She did not deny it. >> It was an authorized invasion of the southern border. >> Called the reports garbage, but she never denied sexual relations or hemisphere with Cory Luwendowski. Um, and I'm told that he's expected to leave his post as a special government employee, an adviser to her, um, when she departs the Department of Homeland Security. >> There you go. All right. So, there's that story. There's that story. Then there's this. 80% of Iran's missile capacity is uh is dead. Like 30 plus ships have been taken down. And Donald Trump is saying he wants an unconditional surrender. So, here we are. We're, I guess, six days in here. the Democrat party freaking the hell out saying that they've losing and everything and and now it looks like we've completely annihilated Iran. There's no chance of them coming back, by the way. They're they're annihilated. And he's asking for a uh uh a new a new leader, not the Ayatollah. He we and many of our wonderful and very brave allies and partners will work tirelessly to bring Iran back from the brink of destruction, making it economically bigger, better, and stronger than ever before. Iran will have a great future. repeating the rallying call we've been saying in anti-yatollah and proshaw protests in recent days. President Trump added make Iran great again. Of course, uh Democrat Maline Dean said this because they're already, by the way, willing to say it was a it was going to fail, willing to say it was disastrous, and now that it looks like we're really kicking butt, they're still whizzing on the parade. reporting just now. Just think of the spidering of this war and how many countries and how many uh citizens uh are involved. Uh I have great respect. >> Yeah. Iran started bombing people uh in different countries. That's what happened. >> For General Kane, I've had the opportunity to speak with him just this week uh following our classified briefing. And so those statistics are impressive and hopefully in the right direction, >> but that's not really what this is all about. See there, she's trying to she's trying to distract from Excuse me, pardon me. She's trying to distract from the success. >> Now, what this is all about is we have six American military members dead. >> You said nothing about that. Democrats have said nothing but negative about this conflict since it began, and now the sudden they care about the six lives that have been lost. >> They were killed in the first hours of this war of choice by the president. Uh, and uh, >> sorry kids, you lined up on the wrong side of history. And as we approach victory, you ain't going to be a part of it. There you go. Let's take a break and come back on this Friday. This is the Rob Carson Show. Terron's leaders are crumbling. They're being taken out. Their headquarters are crumbling as the US shows its clout. And that should tell them time to surrender. Call it a day before our troops. Blow you away. Throw in the towel while you still can or you'll be down to your last man. More new missiles they were making with more nukes deployed down the sights. They have been taken and we are overjoyed. They ought to know it's time to surrender. White flag should wave. Soon we'll be nothing left to say. Hello mas they are pleading for Trump to stop their bleeding. They are bombing teran daily and we fear you if you are Israeli dearest Allah darling Malah how's my sister how's Abdullah America is coming for us though the staff at CNN they still adore us forces there's no stopping as the bombs continue wrapping. We are frightened and is showing as our fear of destruction keeps on growing. Hello Mala. Hello Fatwa. The water we're in is quite hot. USA is out to get us. will be in pieces like dreaded lettuce. >> It looks like our demise has finally met us. Hey. Danny WCBM, the Bob Carson Show podcast is everywhere. Go to newsmax.com/listen for details. In just the last 72 hours, America's bomber force has struck nearly 200 targets deep inside of Iran, including around Tan. And in just the last hour, US B2 bombers dropped dozens of 2,000lb penetrator bombs, targeting deeply buried ballistic missile launchers. >> I'm thinking Christie got hit by one of those. Notably, we have also struck Iran's equivalent of space command, which degrades their ability to threaten Americans. >> Our strikes against the Iranian Navy have intensified. You may have heard the president say uh just a little while ago that we we have uh sunk or destroyed 24 ships. That was true at the moment. We're now up over 30 >> 30 ships. Holy hell. >> And in just the last few hours, we hit an Iranian drone carrier ship, >> roughly the size of a World War II aircraft carrier. And as we speak, it's on fire. >> Yeah. Final words were glo. There you go. That is uh uh Admiral Brad Cooper, not to be confused with Bradley Cooper. Um yeah, we uh we went in, we kicked ass, and we took names and most of those names were Muhammad. Here he is talking a little bit about just the uh just the naval the uh the uh the great uh Navy of Iran, which is now uh uh is now an aquarium for exotic fish. >> Intensified. You may have heard the president say uh just a little while ago that we we have uh sunk or destroyed 24 ships. That was true at the moment. We're now up over 30. >> I'm thinking if I worked at PetSmart, I would, you know, those those things you put in the bottom of your aquarium. You got that little uh that little treasure chest that opens when the bubbles get and then and it opens up and the bubbles come out and then it goes back down again. I think they should do little Iranian ships that you could put in your home aquarium. >> And in just the last few hours, we hit an Iranian drone carrier ship. Roughly, >> you put a little Ayatollah down there just standing there on the bottom of the ocean in your in your aquarium. size of a World War II aircraft carrier. And as we speak, it's on fire. >> There you go. That's not a good sign. That's not a good sign. The only way to put that chip out is to uh is to I guess sake it in the water. That I think we need to hear this from Jim Gossip. As the president on the Rob Carson showed a Ren that the nukes must end my deadline for them, I won't extend. Now they are under round the plot attack. No one had the Ayatollah's back. What did they do? >> F around and find out. >> Yeah, they did. >> They effed around and found out the Ayatollah found out I mean business and I'll get my way against as they were plotting and look at what they've gotten. F around and find out their leadership and we'll exist no more. You better surrender or you are through. Listen up, Mullers. I am warning you. 49 LERs, you've already lost. You'll continue at a heavy cost. F around and find out. >> Yeah, they did. >> Stick around and find out. >> Don't mess with this man right here. >> Screw around and find out that Big Fury's going to do do you. >> There you go. And the Democrat party immediately said it was a disaster. It was going to be a forever war and all of this stuff. And now Donald Trump today is saying, "Uh, we'll just take your unconditional surrender." How about that? And there's no getting on the right side of history. All right? There's no getting on the right side of history on this. Democrats, you screwed the pooch. You abandoned our troops faster than you. You were like, you know, used to be like when there was a school shooting, you'd wait the next day before you started saying, "We need gun control." Now, while the bodies are still warm, you start doing that. Now, when we get into a a military conflict and and a Republican is in office, you don't just wait a few days or you wait a month into it. You immediately day one start whining and complaining about it and saying, "We're going to lose." Uh, you know what? Honestly, got no time for you Democrats. Uh, we absolutely uh went in there and kicked some butt. This is a an Iranian political prisoner named Kean Taj on on Iran on on Iran on CNN. Uh the the panel on CNN, of course, they're uh well, you can't go into war. It's illegal. Donald Trump's doing something illegal. It's going to be a forever war and all of our troops are going to die and the world's going to end because Donald Trump and then he he sets the record straight. >> Two days ago, yesterday, this morning, I was told we were not at war. Today in the press conference, Peket says >> that's Ashley Allison >> in the war. Are we at war? Are we not at war? Do we want regime change or do we not? is this is as of yesterday 5 days in >> the Iranian people in his very first you know I know this may sound controversial and a number of among my friends some of them is controversial but I think that a lot of commentary is missing perhaps the big picture >> now listen to this line >> I agree >> and there is a big picture here and I >> perhaps for simp to simplify it I would put it this way >> I don't think it's right to say that President Trump has started a war with Iran Yeah, >> I think President Trump wants to finish a war that Iran started in 1979, 47 years ago. >> Oh my goodness. He just said it. Donald Trump didn't start a war. He's finishing a war Iran started 47 years ago. And isn't it interesting that he's the 47th president of the United States? >> No. And I'll just uh I'll this is these aren't just words. Let me just tell you an anecdote. In the 2003 2004 when I was there in Iran working uh on projects at a very high level, I was talking with deputy ministers. I was talking with uh going back and forth and I was in the foreign ministry in Thran where I met someone who was very senior and he was semi-sympathetic with the projects we were doing. But it as I was leaving, he looked me in the eye and he said, "You as an Iranian-American, I want you to know something and listen very carefully." >> He said, "We in this building," and what he meant is the foreign ministry, which meant representing the government, which means representing the regime. >> He said, "We believe we are at war with the United States." >> There you go. So, uh, Donald Trump didn't start a war. They did. He's just ending it. And it's about bloody time. It's happened my entire uh adult life since I was 14 years old. We have gone through this nonsense and that the Democrat party can't get get behind our troops. Be proud of our troops. Be be proud of the fact that the Iranian people are dancing in the street. I mean, honestly, does it get more morally and intellectually bankrupt than that? Than that. I told you the other night, the State of the Union address when Donald Trump said, "Hey, all right, Democrats, do you stand if you side with the American people over illegals?" And they sat and I said, they looked at that and said, "Hold my beer." And I'm going to tell you, this is I mean, this is it. In America, where we stand now for the national anthem, no kneeling, where we weep when the national anthem is played, in our 250th year, you guys have really, really bleeped things up. And you're going to live to regret it, Democrats, because I have a feeling this isn't even going to make it to four to six weeks. I think it's going to be wrapping up a little bit earlier than that. God willing. I'll just say God willing. All right. So, coming up, we've got the one and only Tony Kennet. I want to talk about not only this. I want to talk about Christina. Wait till you Oh boy. All I got to do is say Christina, I'm light the fuse and he's going to go off. I'll just tell you that. And then also the chemtrails in the sky. They're real. Lee Zeldon says and they're going to stop. Crazy day. Don't go anywhere. Heat. Heat. Hey, hey, hey. deported. Deported. deported. He deported. Jasmine, Jasmine Rocket went down to defeat. Jasmine lost in the primary to Talerico. Another commie soon her house seat will be gone out of her district. Jasmine was drawn. Jasmine. Jasmine Rocket. We're getting rid of her. Her loud mouth is hard to take. A fool of herself. She will often make just how stupid can she be an airhead just like a OC. Jasmine Jasmine Rocket out of the Congress soon. She's a racist from the Lone Star State. Full of anger, full of hate. During a protest at the treasury, she had a meltdown for all the world to see. Jasmine, Jasmine Crockett belongs in a padded cell. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. the president when he called me Tuesday night the night of the hearing uh when he was mad as a murder hornet >> uh he asked me what I thought about Mark Wayne and I said A I like him B he's very smart C he's a very good businessman and me if if I didn't if I didn't uh uh believe the three things I just told you, I'd lie to you cuz Mark Wayne would whip my ass. >> You know, when I was uh when I was a kid, I used to play with fire and fireworks and all that. And nothing I liked watching more than lighting the fuse and stepping back. And that's what I'm going to do right now with Tony Kennet of the Daily Signal. Uh Tony, what do you think about Christy Dome? >> I'm up in Wisconsin in a conference speaking to my Baptist University. My mind is getting ready for my keynote which is hours away. I've been preparing for this and everything's set up. Wasn't going to go live. And I get a call from a friend in the administration who says, "You're going to hear this in about a half an hour. She's out." >> And I said, "Who's out?" Christy Noom is out. And Corey Luwendowski right behind her. And I jumped up and clicked my heels in front of God and everybody. >> Well, apparently she authorized an invasion of her southern border. That's what I heard. That was the issue. >> I She did some good things. Don't get me wrong. I'm gonna be fair. I'm gonna be fair. Christine got in and she did a couple of really good things. Things that I very much appreciate, but she made a couple of fatal flaws that I cannot forgive. First and foremost, I do not care for equity hires. I don't care where they're from. She has no experience that would have qualified her to run DHS. She was a popular figure like a lot of Republican governors were after co and Trump seeing a very political opportune move here gave her a shot at DHS. I what I would assume is that he said here are the agencies we're looking at. What do you think Christie? What do you think you've got on your mind and she said I'm thinking DHS? And he said okay. >> And then she made the big boo boos. >> Yeah. You don't put words in Trump's mouth ever, especially over a silly scandal that you and the dudes that you're betting who is not your husband. >> Yeah. >> Have ruined the DHS over. Tom Holman is raging mad, even madder than Lindsey Graham or that, excuse me, than Senator Kennedy described. >> Wow. Wow. Well, who who do you Mark Wayne Mullen is going to be the dude. What do you think about Mark Wayne Mullen? >> I'm going to This is See, this is the the honesty part coming in. I am waiting on my judgment here. Yeah, >> I would. He's not the first person that I would have picked, but it appears to be a political a politically shrewd move >> where he is a very good businessman. And if he can delegate authority, again, I said the same thing with Hex. You do not need to be super ultra master general supreme to be in charge of an agency. It's a civilian position. So, if he can appoint the right kind of people and do the right kind of work without saying stupid things, I say more power to him. >> Yeah. But I'm also not going to say it's I I mean it's clear he was appointed uh to or nominated this position because Oklahoma is um safer than a hug with your cousin. Yeah. >> All right. I mean goodness gracious I I don't think there's anything in this particular instance that would scare anybody about an appointment from Kevin Stit to replace in the Senate for now and then until the election. Okay. I say I I give give him a moment. Why not? But we'll see. >> Yeah. Um would you have rather had somebody else? I I floated the idea of someone that was a veteran or a member of law enforcement in in my head. I thought, you know, Tom Hman might be a good choice. I also thought Senator Jim Banks of Indiana might also have been maybe a good choice. However, >> that's not the only thing in the position. There is also policy in management. And don't get me wrong, we've seen Linda McMahon, who has quite the career in the history of of things not related to education. She's come in and she's done a stellar and a competent job. Brook Rollins, stellar competent job. Gabard, stellar, competent job. >> I'm going to let the president cook with this decision here. And uh I'm I'm as usual, I'm impressed and I'm glad he was as gracious as he was in allowing Christy to save face by creating this Jill of the Americas program envoy position for her. >> Yeah, >> I that's very kind of him. It is. Um you know, he honored her service and she did some good things, but yeah, also especially Cory Luwendowski. Good ridden. >> Yeah. Then also the $200 million ad campaign that featured her. I I didn't mind the other ads where she was saying, you know, if you if you came here illegally, we're going to pay you to leave and you can have an opportunity to come back, otherwise you're done. I like those, but when we ended the 60-cond ads and 45% of the ad or 45 seconds of it was her riding horseback, which I wouldn't mind watching any other time, but not when our taxpayers are paying for it. Uh that was and then saying that Trump was down with it apparently during this uh these hearings this week. Uh that kind of cooked her goose. You don't want to get on the wrong side of this president, by the way. You know this. My god. I guess next you're kind of uh got your fingers crossed on Pam Bondi, huh? >> I'm I'm I'm waiting on that one. And the reason I'm saying I'm waiting on that one again is is for this one I there's evidence that this might be either by by the end of the week thing, by the end of the month, >> um could be after midterms. There's I think there's a very close to a 0% chance she makes it through the administration. But again, her problem is the same problem that Cash Patel had. And the same problem as though I love him and he's a very good friend, Dan Bonino had. You over promise and you underdel. Yeah. >> You You dig your own grave. Yeah. >> Don't get out here and tell me you're going to save us all from hell and destruction and everything's going to be perfect and amazing and you're going to release all of the all of that and then you get in there and realize, "Oh no, I was talking out of my rear." Oh no. >> I know. I know. >> That was her fault. She did the Epstein binder thing. She's dropped the ball on a lot of key prosecutions. I don't have a replacement for her. I I I don't know the president's kind of um mask that he's doing here for some of these positions, but I'm I'm I'm kind of waiting on that one. I think that she doesn't have long, though. >> Well, we've got to start seeing some people put in damned handcuffs, including uh well, especially politicians, cuz I'm just sick and damn tired of this. What the hell do you have to do to go to jail? You can you can oversee and tell me that they didn't know $18 billion was being stolen. I mean, we're not stupid, okay? You if you are I mean, it's it's preposterous to think that autism spending could go up 34,000%. And the chief of staff of the governor knew about it, but didn't tell the governor. Damn it. I'm sick of this crap. I want to see some people go to jail. Keith Ellison ought to go to jail. It is It is unbelievable. And then on this, I don't know if you heard this, Tony. DOJ autopin case against Joe Biden and AIDS closed by the prosecution uh by Piro uh because they couldn't find I guess some sort of a uh a legal hook to be able to pursue the matter further. So why the hell do we even have a president? >> Well, I mean again this is the problem we're dealing with things that no one ever really thought that they would deal with. Like why does Sharia law not ban in the first place? And it's like because the founding fathers never actually thought that Americans would import radical Islam to this country. Yeah. that that that was never something, well, people would never be that stupid, would they? And so now what we're looking at are all of these things we never thought we would have to solve. That's clearly the situation with the Biden autopen situation. Also, they're dealing with grand juries that are being coached and that are corrupt and that are the these federal indictments that are getting messed around with judges who are openly partisan and and making movie references in their opinions and decisions, which is disgraceful. Oh, yes. This kind of thing is the the kind of activity that Americans are desirous to completely overturn and shred. But you're going to need serious people to do it. Yeah. You're going to need Tom Hman. Yeah. >> I don't need Barbie. Don't give me Barbie to do this. Don't give me some blonde with big boobs. Don't give me some brunette riding horseback. Give me a woman or man who is serious about the position, who looks like a bulldog, who looks angry and depressed and annoyed, and put them in charge of it. >> Hell yeah. >> Press conferences and memes. I want the work done. Amen. Amen, brother. Hey, Tony Kennet, I've got a lot of stuff I want to cover. I want to cover also uh the uh what's happening with Operation Epic Fury. I think it's going to end a lot sooner than we thought, and I think the Democrats are uh recognizing this and trying to get on the right side of history if they can. That's coming up with Tony Kennan on the Rob Carson Show. Don't go anywhere. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey. Call Andy Grimshaw or visit wcbm.com. >> Here we go. reporting just now. Just thinking the spidering of this war and how many countries and how many uh citizens uh are involved. Uh I have great respect for General Kaine. I've had the opportunity to speak with him just this week uh following our classified briefing and so those statistics are impressive and hopefully in the right direction. But that's not really what this is all about. What this is all about is we have six American military members dead. They were killed in the first hours of this war of choice by the president uh and uh what I think is a very reckless secretary of defense. >> That is Democrat Maline Dean whizzing on the parade of success. Uh the Democrat party now is suddenly interested in the deaths of our soldiers. Could it give a rat's behind with Abby Gate and whatnot? And this is uh this Democrat party has been petulate and petty and awful since the very beginning calling it a disaster on Sunday morning right after the Ayatollah was killed. Uh I mean utterly utterly uh Tony Kenned of the Daily Signal of course WIBC radio in lovely Indianapolis. I said they looked at their behavior during the State of the Union and said here hold my beer and then they did this. Uh what do you think about the Democrats reaction and the overall operation? Uh epic fury. I mean, the Democrats reaction is is pathetic, muing, whining. Of course, they don't care about the 35,000 that were killed. They don't care about the hundreds and thousands of Americans who have been killed, some of whom I known and who I loved, who were killed because of Iran, Iran directly and by proxy. >> Uh they don't care about any of those. They didn't care when soldiers were left to die in Benghazi. They don't care unless it is politically appropriate for them to do so. >> And you saw this with Gavin Newsome. You saw this with Marjgerie Taylor Green, who might as well be a Democrat. I mean even Qatar at this point is pimp smacking Tucker deservedly so. And as far as the operation is concerned, this is one of the greatest and most successful military operations in the history of this entire nation. >> Yes. >> It is even >> more successful than the Gulf War. It is ending the Iraq and Afghanistan syndrome much like the Gulf War ended the Vietnam syndrome. Yes. >> And our nation is the better for it. God bless our country. And God bless the contractors that she occasionally chooses to pay a little extra on the side to make uh Kmeni's house a little more exploded than usual. >> Yeah. Unbelievable. And by the way, they just confirmed this morning they've been bombing the snot out of 50 Israeli planes, dropped 100 bombs on an underground bunker in the leadership compound in Tyran, reportedly eliminating all of the top remaining leadership of the regime. Donald Trump is asking for unconditional surrender. Six days in Tony Kennet, the Democrat party were saying, "Oh, it's going to be a forever war. It's going to be another forever war." They were hoping it would be, but you knew it wasn't going to happen. I had to explain this to my my son's friends. I had a Zoom call with his friends and they, two of them hung up because they're such little wusses. They couldn't handle the truth. But they're like, "It's going to be a forever war. Donald Trump's doing." I said, "You don't realize this because you've never witnessed six presidents who did nothing until this man. It's a whole new ball game. Tony, >> I' I've said this before. The president of the United States has done he's had been faced with the exact same choices that Bush won, that uh Clinton, that Bush 2, and that Obama faced, except this president has made the right choice and has done things with shock and awe. That has again shown to be very successful. Americans want wins. This is a win. I was asked the other day, well, wait, we were told this was going to be a four or five day war. And I said, from who? Who told you this number four or five? What are you talking about? Making things up. This was always going to be an operation of air superiority. There are accounts saying, "Oh, the 82nd Airborne's getting ready to be deployed over." There's no source for any of that. >> There's just a bunch of sad, pathetic cuck children who think that that for some reason if they meme angrily about Israel, then that's that means they're doing something with their lives. And it's pathetic. It's just as sad as the Democrats. What did you think of Ken Paxton Ken Paxton's move with regard to uh the the Save Act and saying that if if they pass it, if the if the Republicans get that through, then he will drop out of the race. I got to tell you, I tell I I know, Ken, that was freaking brilliant. What do you think is going to happen? >> I mean, I I I was I was I on this show, I think it was with you when I said that if Trump wanted to do some really wheeling and dealing here, he'd say, "All right, soon. I know you want me to endorse Cornin. So, tell you what, you bring up the Save America Act today and I'll endorse Cornin. I think this is along that same line. And yeah, it's a politically brilliant move. >> It was Paxton's got tons of baggage. >> Yeah, that's the only issue for him to do, >> you know, but but okay, I I understand this. There has been a lot of baggage with regard to his divorce and whatnot. I wonder if it's being magnified by the opposition to uh uh and by the establishment to take him down or or is it because is everything out yet? Is everything out yet? Because it sounds like everything's out. So I I don't know what to think to be quite honest. >> My my my dispsy here is is it's it's uh it's Carrie Lake 3.0. This is my issue. I don't like it when we run candidates who are really loud and boisterous and then scandals come and instead of they're like, "Yeah, I made some mistakes, but we're moving forward." They're like, they start smacking themselves in the head with a novelty hammer. I don't care for that. Now, again, does that mean that he's going to make a terrible, horrible, awful senator? No. We have some rather rambunctious senators and representatives in Congress that >> occasionally I groan inside, but they they do okay work. >> But in this case, >> I mean, it's you better deliver. I mean, I don't want to see Carrie Lake again, again, again, and then hear the excuse brigade tell me, "Well, actually, Carrie lost because of a divine conspiracy." I I don't play that crap. >> Well, they did have 60% of the voting machines in Maricopa County stopped working on the day of the election. That aside, uh, Chief EPA chief Lee Zeld confirms that the chemtrails are sulfur dioxide being released into the sky for geoengineering. Alex Jones is dancing around the studio today without a shirt on. Did you hear about this? >> I did. And and I to to be clear, he also stated that there were only specific flights in which certain things of these natures were being done. This isn't being done on like commercial jet engines all across the country permanently. >> Yeah. >> And so there there's there's a bit of a tit for tat here. >> Uh I mean, yes, of course, when you have geoengineering that happens in the southern United States specifically through predeter military flights, yeah, there is a little bit to that, but that's also been kind of public knowledge for a bit. Yeah. >> And not to take it from Alex Jones, but just to make it clear like your American Airlines flight is not pumping chemical. >> No, no, no, it's not. I actually was weird because I was driving back to Kansas City and I saw literally it looked like the sky was plaid uh north of here. And these are military flights, by the way. And this is I I actually the last time I listened to Tucker Carlson, who won't listen anymore, he had somebody ought to talk about it. And and so I thought it was interesting that EPA secretary actually admitted this is happening. Um but anyway, that's uh that's that's here. Neither here nor there. Plenty of news to talk about, brah. And you're going to be speak keynote address today. My god, you better get ready for that. >> Oh, no, that was yesterday. I thought it was today. >> Yes. Keynoted already. I'm going to do a panel and uh then I'm headed home to that blissful huge state. >> All right, brother. Have a glorious uh have a glorious weekend. Tell everybody where they can find your awesome work. >> You can find me on X at the Tonus Tus. But I mean, you know, only if you're already following the excellence of the Rob Carson Show. Make that the top of your priority. >> All right, bro. Take care of yourself. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. All right. Alrighty. As always, as always, fantastic. The Tonus is always fantastic. Who's watching? She brat. Hello, Shebrat and Pat Carr and uh Carrie Corley and all you guys and Wild Bill West, new guy. 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All right, we got another uh another break here. Let's do it. >> Saturday morning from 7. >> Not ready yet. Hold on. Hold on. A little premature braculation there. Little uh little premature braculation. Here we go. We'll talk a little bit about Kim Trails here. I think it's kind of fascinating. Here we go. Got three minutes here. Dig it. This is not an EV and it never will be. Leave Z building at the links on your screen. In fact, EPA shares many of the same concerns when it comes to potential threats to human health and the environment, especially from solar geoengineering activities. >> He is admitting that the contrails are geoengineering. >> The enthusiasm for experiments that would pump pollutants into the high atmosphere has set off alarm bells here at the Trump EPA. >> Wow. Prior to now, EPA has never been this proactive to raise awareness about concerns with geoengineering and to stop this activity from being scaled up. This is what it looks like when government actually listens to the will of the people. >> There you go. Now, I've I've I've done a little study. Listen, I'm not a I'm not going to say conspiracy theorist because the left always says whatever we we believe or whenever we question, it's suddenly conspiracy theory. It's happening. They've been doing it, man. They've been putting this little microscopic aluminum to the atmosphere to change the weather. It's it it is it's happened at Lee Zelden just admitted it. There you go. So, uh, knock it off. They ought to knock it off. These are military planes, by the way. But anyway, I wanted to share that. I thought that was kind of I thought it was kind of interesting because, you know, we've been talking about it forever. A lot of times you don't say anything about it because, you know, you might think that you you're people going to think you're crazy and all of that stuff, but apparently it is uh it is very uh it is very real. It is very true. So, uh, and it looks like it's going to, uh, it looks like it's going to stop. We got a lot more on the, uh, on the, uh, the Iranian situation here with regard to us kicking butt and taking names. It looks like some amazing stuff is, uh, is happening. Um, and, uh, and it looks like and I and I had kind of a feeling that with the overwhelming force that we have shown that it was I knew that Donald Trump made that pre promise for a reason. He said four to six weeks for a reason. You know why he said it? Because the people he put in charge of doing it said, "This is how we're going to be able to do it. This is how long it's going to take." The president of the United States would have not have said, "Okay, uh, we're going to do it in four to six weeks." And the military go, "Oh my god, what the hell is he talking about? What the hell is he talking about?" They told him four to six weeks because Donald Trump said, "We got to keep this short. This cannot be a uh a boots on the ground situation." And they said, "Sir, if you untie our hands and allow us do what we do, we will go in and we will get this done." And guess what? This is what happens when you have great leadership that allows people to do their jobs, no woke military, no men in dresses for God's sake. And look what happens. Look what happens. More on this coming up. Mary Walter also in hour number two. Don't go anywhere. No blind rhetoric. >> No talking down to me. >> Don't tell me how to think. >> Don't tell me how to think. Don't tell me how to think. >> I trust Newsmax. Newsmax. >> They don't tell me how to think. They let me decide. Real news for real people. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, Heat. Hey, hey, hey. Hold it. Now >> you are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thoughtprovoking, and funny show in America. on air and on the worldwide web. This is the Rob Farson Show >> and by the grace of God, it is finally Friday. Uh welcome to the show. Hour number two. We got a lot of stuff to get to. Barry Walter is going to join us uh at the bottom of the hour to uh to talk about I begged a bunch of good stories for her. We always like to uh talk a little bit about not only just politics, but all sorts of other things that are happening around the uh around the nation. Some weirdness. By the way, I'm going to see Tale of Two Cities this weekend. I'm excited about it. There's a little theater in Annapolis called the Classic Theater of Maryland. I saw A Christmas Carol there and I saw a a music review there. And don't tell anybody, but some of the people in the theater are uh conservative. Sh. Some of the actors and stuff are conservative. It's weird. It's crazy. But that said, it's a it's a not for-p profofit theater. I'm going to go see A Tale of Two Cities um on Sunday. Actually, the matinea is when I'm going to go. And uh and I and I think it's it's interesting. And the reason one of the reasons why I wanted to go to see this is you may recall if you've listened to this show for a few years that I talked about how uh what has happened in our country we have a bourgeoa we have a proletariat the the bourgeoa are the ones who are in power and they move to Washington DC to tell spend their entire lives telling us how to live ours and they've enriched themselves while looting our treasury and we are fed the crumbs we're the proletarian and then of course we had a bastile which was filled with January the 6th prisoners. It's an apt comparison. It is an apt comparison because the people in power have done their level best to eliminate the middle class. So we have a a bourgeoa and a proletariat, a dependent proletariat, a dependent underclass. Uh you can look at all the illegals they ushered into the country, a dependent underclass while the bourgeoa lives. And and you may recall this cuz I did a song parody. Um, let me see if I I've still got it here. Um, about uh about uh a song from the uh uh lay miz Rob. All right. And uh and so um I did a song about Donald Trump. Do you hear the people sing? I'll play that one second. But when Donald Trump announced his candidacy at Mara Lago and he was waiting in the uh there was a tunnel near where he entered the ballroom at Mara Lago to announce his candidacy. And what was he playing? It was do you hear the people sing? And this is what we did about the inauguration. Play it real quick here in case you're just hearing it for the very first time. Do you hear the people sing? sing of Trump's great victory. He's back in the White House where he'll fight for you and me. He'll reform the FBI. He'll clean out the DOJ. >> Working on it. >> You better not get in the Donald's way. >> Just kicked around his butt. >> America is back. Donald Trump will make it great. >> Military is great. He will drain the swamp. He will root out the deep state. Government on Americ's return. A triumphant place in history is something he will earn. The inauguration's here. America is back. Trump will Trump do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States. >> Yeah. And we have sunk Iran's navy and eliminated 80% of their missile batteries. And uh and now it looks like we've taken out all of their higherups. They uh they've been bombing the snot out of their headquarters. So it looks like all the leadership of and potential leadership of Iran with regard to the Mullers is gone. So it has been an amazing first year and the Democrats have done nothing but be contrarian. They have burned Tesla dealerships when Elon Musk suggested we cut waste, fraud, and abuse. They have had no king's protest. They said that the the signal gate was going to end Pete Hegv. They uh bitched and whined that we took out Maduro. They they said that the the uh the captains of these drug boats were fishermen. Uh we closed the border in days. They said it wouldn't be possible without spending a lot of money and without all sorts of bull crap. And look what has happened. Look what has happened in this first year and a few months. It is remarkable. But anyway, back to the original thought. I'm going to see a tale of two cities at uh the classic theater of Maryland. Classic Theater of Maryland. Uh classic Theatermaryland.org. Um it is a uh it is a not for-p profofit theater and again there are a bunch of uh conservatives who uh who act and stuff there. So there you go. I thought you would like that. And there are uh definitely similarities between the stories. But uh this is kind of fun. the the Democrat party didn't learn anything after uh getting just their rear ends kicked up between their shoulders with Camala Harris. And you you may recall when they announced Camala Harris the next day I laughed on the air. People thought I was crazy. I was laughing. I was like, "Oh my god, they just sealed their faith. There's no way that Camala Harris is going to win this. My god, are you kidding?" And they spent $2 billion trying to serve you a crap sandwich without the bread. And you said, you know, I'm not going to eat this crap. And so she was beaten. She lost both houses. She lost the electoral college. Uh and she lost the popular vote, which of course was amazing. But they learned nothing. So they put together this this uh uh for instance um they they've they've gone way left on everything. E, you know, they they managed to win in Virginia, they managed to win in New Jersey, and they managed to win in New York City, they managed to win in Seattle. And in every one of those instances, people are leaving. Whenever Democrats win, whenever leftism wins, communism, socialism wins, people leave. And a lot of the times they steal elections. We all know this. That said, um it looks like in Texas, Jasmine Crockett would have been a more sane choice for uh Democrats to run as a senator. Uh because this James Telerico is I mean bananas, right? They think because he's a pastor, they think because he's a white guy, this is going to work in Texas. Rob Finity, the awesome Rob Finity, by the way, on Newsmax did this little commentary last night about the choice they made with James Telerico. >> But what did surprise me is the new problem that Democrats have in Texas. It is a big one. They're trying to trick Texans into thinking that their candidate is just like them in one of the most conservative states in the country. They chose perhaps the most vanilla, total ninkham poop of a candidate that I've ever seen. >> I mean, other than Tim votes. >> And Democrats think people are going to vote for this guy because he's white and he parts his hair over to the side and kind of looks normal in a strange way. And then he opens his mouth. >> Oh, >> our southern border should be like our front porch. There should be a giant welcome mat out front. God is both masculine and feminine and everything in between. God is non-binary. >> Before we go further, I want to acknowledge that our trans community needs abortion care, too. >> Modern science obviously recognizes that there are many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six. >> Paid for by, you know. Yeah. There's their campaign ad right there. There is your campaign ad right there. Yeah. The trans community needs abortion care, too. Trans people, meaning men who think they can have babies, which they can't. No man has ever had a baby, meaning they can't have abortions. >> And apparently, he hates that he is white. He's talked a lot about that, tweeting that white skin >> gives me and every white American immunity from the virus, but we spread it wherever we go. >> Really? Have you ever tried uh having your rear end in a tractor seat all day or or on a fishing boat or gone into a coal mine or or lived in a uh in a in a trailer park in your life? Cuz a whole lot of people a lot of white people do that too >> through our words and our systems. And we don't have to be showing symptoms like a white hood or a confederate flag to be contagious. He's a white guy and he's saying that about being white. >> Think about that. And then he said this >> what >> but I say all this in terms of in context of abortion because before God um comes over Mary and and we have the incarnation. >> Yeah. >> God asks for Mary's consent which is remarkable. I mean go back and read this in in in Luke. I mean the the angel comes down and asks Mary if this is something she wants to do. And she says, "If it is God's will, let it be done. Let it be." >> Yeah. >> Meaning the Democrat nominee for Senate in Texas just use the enunciation of the Virgin Mary to justify abortion. >> Yeah, he did. He did. >> Are you angry yet? >> Oh, yeah. >> And he claims to not only be a Christian, but he's a pastor in training. >> I know. I know. And Texas Democrats were told to vote for that. And they're going to be told to vote for that in November instead of Jasmine Crockett, who was the black candidate. >> She was even endorsed by the first black, Southeast Asian, whatever she calls herself, instead of just being an American vice president we've ever had. >> Yeah, it is. It is remarkable. They haven't learned anything. And I think that it's going to be a uh a massive defeat no matter who the >> God is non-binary. Our trans community needs abortion care, too. There are many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six. >> He is nutty. He is nutty as can be. James Taller, >> Jim Gassin, >> he's a bozo and a lefty. >> I just love it. >> A threat to democracy. A major psycho. >> Doubling down on stupid >> Yeah. >> He'd be Jasmine Crockett, but he's just as radical. Much like mom Donnie, he is a commie. >> Yeah, big time. >> Must nominate Ken Paxton and tell John Cornin that it's time to go. >> Yeah, we'll see. >> The state of Texas, the state of Texas should reject James Taller Rico. He is loco says there sexes. God's nonbinary. That is no joke. Taller Rico wants abortions. >> Yeah. >> For transgender men, he is a sicko. >> Yeah. >> Taller. >> Unbelievable. >> What a wacko. >> They are uh not anywhere near where we are. They are outside of uh of the mainstream. They are outside of sanity. And I love that they haven't learned anything. On the other side of the break, going to talk a little bit about King Ken Ken Paxton uh basically saying to John Cordon, I'll drop out of the race if you pass the Save Act. on the other side, a guy named Matt Bole, he's a journalist. He was talking to uh about uh to Steve Bannon about this. And uh Cornin and Thun do not want to pass the Save Act and Thun is willing to throw Cornin under the bus to prevent it from happening. That's coming up. Don't go anywhere. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. Heat. Hey, Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Hey, Heat. Heat. Heat. Got a rejoin. >> Diggy. >> Donald Trump's election. >> No. No. It's the gift that keeps on giving. It's the Rob Carson Show. >> It is a Rob Carson show. Mary Walter joining us at the bottom of the hour. Ken Paxton who is the AG of the state of Texas. Uh in a runoff with John Cornin for Senate. John Cornin, you know, been in Senate a long time. Uh John Thun is uh in charge of the Senate effectively with regard to the Save Act. And um and Ken Paxton said, "Hey, here's the deal. I'll drop out if you pass the Save Act. I will drop out of the race. I saw Matt Bole talking with Steve Bannon this morning. Matt's a journalist. He's excellent, by the way. Had a chance to beat him actually at CPAC last year. And uh and it looks like our We have got so many bad actors in the Republican party. We have so many people in Congress still who are just waiting to get through Donald Trump's term, who are just waiting to get back to uh the same old crap. The same old crap. For instance, there was a a bill that suggested that uh we expose members of Congress who have made payments or had payments made for them with regard to sexual harassment claims. They covered it up. And apparently they're also sea blocking any investigation into Elhan Omar's uh uh uh stat status, immigration status. There are people from both parties preventing us knowing what happened and and and covering up the fact that she may not be in the country legally and should be removed. There are a lot of bad actors still in Congress. John Thoon appears to be one of them. And here is Matt Bole talking about that >> and John Cornin and all these other old do guard guys in the US Senate do not want to change the Senate rules uh to nuke the filibuster to endorse Cornin saying okay it's going to save Republicans $100 million uh and wrap this thing up pretty quick quick quickly. Well Paxton comes back with a turn the tables moment. He says uh you know and the president's obviously out there saying that whoever he endorses he's asking the other one to drop out. Uh and then Paxton originally came out and said that he wouldn't drop out of the race. Now he's saying he would drop out only if >> uh if the president endorsed Cornin but only if the Senate got the Save America Act to the president's desk to be signed into law as it is right now. Now of course the Senate could do this right now if they wanted to. 83% of us want the damn thing passed. >> But John Thun and John Cornin and all these other old guard guys in the US Senate do not want to change the Senate rules uh to nuke the filibuster. So now when Paxton came out and said this, then we saw a Senate GOP leadership aid uh come out and say uh on background to a reporter that they wouldn't be surprised if the thoon throws Cornin under the bus and doesn't proceed forward with backing him and allows Paxton to get the nomination in order to not pass the Save America Act and do those things that we're talking about in the Senate to make sure that it gets to the president's test. That's how much reticence there is among establishment Republican senators to doing things with regard to the filibuster. >> Yeah. And this is why they all need to be voted the hell out. They are not doing the will of the American people. We are asking them for this because you and I all had our votes stolen in 2020. And there are a very good there's a very good chance we've had our our votes stolen many many many times. >> Right. Like I mean that just tells you everything you need to know about I think the Senate Republican establishment uh that they they literally throw the guy they've already spent $70 million on. They intend to spend another hundred million in the runoff on and another hundred million beyond that >> in the general election uh under the bus who's been a senator for 20some years in order to do that. Now, I think the move by Paxton was genius because he frames the whole thing up as a referenda on the the Save America Act. >> He makes it a referendum on John Cornin not doing anything for 24 years. Now, you're going to see John Cornin in all his glory, right? I mean, he's boxed in Cornin thinks he's so smart. He boxed in Cornin to Cornin's core move, which is to basically do nothing and kind of talk uh being a supporter of President Trump or talk being MAGA. when he got to take action. He's not going to take anything. The president has already said the Save America Act is everything. >> Yeah. And we have got to win both h houses of Congress in the midterms because they will just lay down and take it, including the possibility of and what they want to do immediately if they do take both houses of Congress is impeach our president. And I'm going to tell you what, they're going to be in for a bleep supreme from people like me. And I will leave the charge, lead the charge right here in Washington DC. More from Matt Bole. >> They have all the tools they need to right now in the United States Senate to send this to the president today, but John Thun doesn't want to and John Cornin doesn't want to. Right. What they want to do is they want to do a show vote where they all vote on it uh on a 60 vote threshold knowing that it will fail because the Democrats will quote unquote filibuster it. Right. So what what Paxton did that was a genius move is he says I will literally lay down on the sword if that's if that's what it takes to get this super important thing to the president's desk for his signature into law. It's not a show vote. It's a serious effort. I mean they're kind of cornered here. I don't know what the president's going to do one way or the other. Uh but I think that it's abundantly clear at this point that if you want the Save America Act to pass, Paxton's the choice, not porn. Well, and I will tell you also, um, you know, there's been a lot of say about, uh, about Paxton, his divorce, all of this stuff. Uh, what could come out and I wonder how much of that is the establishment uh, trying to take him down, trying to take him down because he's done some amazing stuff as the AG, and he is the AG. And it is amazing what a Trump endorsement will do. A Trump endorsement virtually wi means you're going to be that you're going to be the candidate and there's a real good chance you're going to win especially in Texas when you're running against James Talerico for God's sake. So I have a funny feeling that if Paxton was a candidate, Terico ain't going to win. All right. And I got to tell you also that these uh Republicans have better better get off their rear ends for God's sake because we're asking for this. We have had enough enough enough of our candidates being chosen for us and we are had enough and enough and enough of our votes being stolen. And this should include you Democrats by the way because you haven't chosen your candidate in a very long time. Hillary was not your candidate. Uh uh Kamla was not your candidate and Joe Biden was not your candidate. They were chosen for you by the establishment. That's it. So we are both on the receiving side of this. And that's why the 80% of us who thought thought the country was going in the wrong direction need to come together to save her. And then we present our issues and we have a real vote. No cheating, no mailin, no nonsense. There you go. Let's take a break and come back. Mary Walter joins us next on the Rob Carson Show. Don't go anywhere. God is non-binary. Our trans community needs abortion care, too. There are many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six. >> He is nutty. He is nutty as can be. James Terico, he's a bozo. and a lefty. A threat to democracy, a major psycho. He beat Jasmine Crockett, but he's just as radical. Much like mom Donnie, he is a Tommy. Must nominate Ken Paxton and tell John Cornin that it's time to go. The state of Texas, the state of Texas should reject James Taller Rico. He is loco says there sexes. God's nonbinary. That is no joke. Taller Rico wants abortions for transgender men. He is a sicko. Tallerico, what a wacko. Belongs in a private cell. That's where he should go. I always accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative, latch on to the affirmative. With me, there is no in between. State of the Union scored approve how it has soared. Democrats cannot afford to take me for granted anymore. Inflation's low, employment's high. The Dow Jones, it is headed for the sky. Border secure. Illegals art getting in. That's why I accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative, latch on to the affirmative. With me there is no in between to the town of Portland. I set in the guard. Antifa, they are going to get you hard to Democrat mayors getting in my way. Go ahead punks and make my day. F around and find out. F around and find out. Schumer's going to find out. I mean business and I'll get my way. Pencil neck and Chris Ray for your crimes you will pay. You have both been found out. Hope you get a lengthy prison stay. Listen up, Hamas. I am warning you. Break the ceasefire and you'll be through. Democrats, hang your head in shame for the shutdown. You're going to get the blame. F around and find out. Mess around and find out. F around and find out. In the end, I'm going to win win the day. Find out. Well, they have a lot of cats and they're all Democrats. We call them Karen. They have a whining voice. They are all pro-choice and mostly baron. They're cat ladies. Wo wo wo. They're cat ladies. Talking about some miserable ladies who have clearly lost their minds. 3 2 1. When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me speaking words of wisdom. Let it be. Now the reason why I'm using this song today >> in my hour of darkness >> is there because Mary was trimming on Twitter today. >> My immediate thought was what the hell has Mary Walter done? >> But it turns out this song actually was released 56 years ago. I was raised Catholic and I always thought he was talking about the Virgin Mary, but it was his mom, I guess, because you know the band was going through some difficult times and mom would come in and say everything's going to be cool. Mary Walter, how are you on this Friday? >> I'm doing great, but that's a tough act to follow. I know that Rob was John McCartney. Was it John McCartney? Paul McCartney who wrote that? So his mom and Jesus's mother. This is tough. >> I know it's kind of crazy. I always thought, but like I said, you know, like I said, I'm Catholic, so I immediately thought Mother Mary comes to me speaking words of wisdom because, you know, we we uh we consider her to be a sacred uh person and all of this, but it was apparently his mom >> and I don't know, maybe it was about bringing cookies or but anyway, I'm going to stick with the other one. >> Wait, well, hold on one quick second. So, when we were in Israel, >> Yes. >> Uh someone is asked what my name was and I told them and and they said, "Oh, and who are you named for?" And I was like, "Okay." Like I just stopped for a second. I'm like Jesus's mother. I I like how do you answer that question? >> It's like asking a guy named >> obvious who you're named for. >> It's like asking a guy named Jesus and what who you named after, bro? >> Anyway, we got a lot of stuff to get to. Um, I want to ask you, what do you think of Christine Gnome? Uh, this has been kind of a wild 24 hours. Were you Were you a fan of hers or or otherwise? >> I don't You know what? I have to say I I bristled a little at the questioning about Cory Luendowski yesterday. I'm like, would you ask a dude about that? >> Yeah. >> Um, you know, cuz you got Tony Gonzalez wandering around until after all of that. He said he's not going to seek re-election. >> And then after that, >> the same people who were questioning her voted against making the records, releasing the records over who had their sexual allegations paid off courtesy of the US taxpayer. >> Unbelievable. I mean, honestly, we have some scumbaggery in in we thought, you know, the swamp is still swampy. >> The swamp is still swampy. >> It is. It is just It's just I hated it there. >> Ridiculous. Well, I live there. >> I like living in Northern Virginia. Actually, I'm I'm enjoying it, but I may consider moving uh if there's a Republican governor elected in the state of Maryland and Maryland pulls its head out of its rear. Not holding my breath, though. Not holding my breath. >> No. >> No. Um, and then also I just want to mention Donald Trump has said he will not negotiate with Iran, only unconditional surrender, which to me sounds like uh this has been an overwhelming success, God willing. What are your thoughts on uh on Epic Fury and the Democrats reaction to it? >> So, you know, the Democrats have been somewhat muted on this. Have you noticed? >> Well, no. They started off immediately saying right away those they said it was a disaster. riot people like you know riots are us had all their signs ready and what was weird is there were allegations that those signs were being passed out like 2 hours before it was even announced >> well they were >> I'm like huh how' they know >> so that that gave me pause but uh other than those the the usual paid protesters in the usual cities there really hasn't been a lot and they gave up after it's only been a week and they've already lost interest so that tells me that there's not here a lot to criticize there's not a lot here to criticize The Democrat party, starting with Chris Murphy last week, said it was a disaster. Hakeem Jeff said it was, you know, it was going to be a forever. All of this nonsense. Now, notice that the Democrat women have been fairly silent on this. They pared out the soy boys to uh to do the heavy lifting on this one. I thought was kind of interesting. Uh I think it's I think it's backfiring on them majorly. Um and and I think that uh I think this is going to end sooner than we ever thought. To be quite honest, that's just my thoughts on it. We have a lot of other things. I got I got in fair in all fairness, excuse me, Chris Murphy should know a disaster when he sees one. Just saying. >> No kidding. No kidding. Oh, and then I did want to mention that this Tony Gonzalez pulling out here. What a what a scumbag supreme. He he has an affair. The woman who he had an affair with killed herself by setting herself on fire and he's still going to stay in the race. He's got six kids. I'm like, really? Really? Unbelievable. >> Okay, Congress is full of scumbags. We know that. But it's only the Republicans who wind up resigning or leaving Congress. Democrats never do. >> No, they always saying that what Democrats do is right. I think it's wrong. But Republicans always have their numbers trimmed because they're held to this higher standard of whatever ethics or morals Congress has left. And in fairness to Tony Gonzalez, he claims that they had this had been broken off over a year before that woman set herself on fire. So he's kind of had nothing to do with him. He said, "I have not been in contact with her." He did an interview and he uh told the host, I forget who he interviewed with, but he said, "Look, I I'll show you the last text message. You can see it right here." >> Yeah. Yeah. >> This is the last text message that it went back and forth between us. And he claimed that it all that his her husband uh was was trying to blackmail him. >> Is that it? Okay. >> And he claims he has the evidence. Now the hus the husband says that's not true. So Tony Gonzalez claims to have the evidence that the husband was trying to blackmail her. >> Wow. Unbelievable. Um on on other notes, we have much to get to. United Airlines is now saying that unless you put earbuds in, you will be removed if you are playing your uh your digital, you know, device, your phone, your uh your iPad, whatever. Um I think this is great. I I I've never really encountered somebody on a plane just playing their iPad or playing their phone audio or movie audio next to me, but I'm sure it happens. What do you think? >> Well, having just been on United Airlines, uh I did not have that. I didn't see it. I didn't hear it. However, in the past, I have been on flights where, you know, someone's playing a video game on their iPad or whatever, and it's really that. And I'm like, are are you kidding me? Like, to me, it's just >> it's people are just so rude. Everyone has lost the sense of what is rude and how to just be nice, like how to have manners. >> So, so it doesn't surprise me. I hear people in the stores all the time. I see it like I'm checking out of the grocery store and the woman in front of me is, you know, unloading her groceries with one hand cuz she's got her other hand on her phone which is to her ear and then she's, you know, trying to cradle it while she gets her wallet out and the rest of us can just stand there and wait while she fumbles with >> she's talking out loud. You notice that have to listen to this conversation that is just good. I hope United gives them a parachute and sends them and their iPhone out over wherever that wherever. >> I have this happen to me all the time grocery store. I got somebody talking. What do you think? And then the, you know, the person in the cash register is in there. I got to listen to that. I'm like, honestly, the death of civility is ridiculous. On a related note, new study, not a big surprise. Permissive parents skew left, strict ones skew right. US parenting has become political like never before, among other things. This is this is not a big surprise. My parents were um were strict. My father was a Democrat, Ro Roosevelt Democrat. My mother was a Republican through and through, but they were both conservative about this. But a lot of, you know, hippie- dippy boomer parents and some Gen Xer parents, uh, you know, they end up, you know, raising kids who have purple hair and are non-binary. >> Well, first of all, I hope they didn't spend a lot of money on this study. Um, because that was way we all know this. But I guess my question is what is considered conservative parenting and what's considered liberal parenting? When I grew up, my parents in the summer had no idea where we were for about eight hours a day. No clue whatsoever. There were no cell phones. I would just like, "Hey, mom, walk into the farm." She'd be like, "Okay, be home by dinner." I'm like, "Okay." And that was it. We could have been kidnapped. We could have gone anywhere. But we always went in a group. >> And her parents just never worried. You know, we were federal children. Is that considered liberal parenting or conservative parenting? >> No. That's considered conservative parenting because liberal parents would make sure you had a bike helmet on. Liberal parents would do, you know, like for in I told my kids whenever they'd scratch her knee or get a little bit of blood, I'd say, uh, you know, rub it out. Rub it out. You know, honestly, you really that hurt? Rub it out. that then that's conservative parenting. So let let the kids play. >> All my parents are Republicans, but um they're they were they were very conservative parents. They were just like, "Go have fun." My mother would in the summer be like, "All right, in the summer when my mother needed a break, she's like, "Leave the house and don't come home until I put the flashlight on or I call you whatever it happened to be 100%." >> And that was it. She's like, "Don't come back in the house." Or like, no, we didn't get food. She just assumed we were eating at somebody else's house or we were in the woods picking berries or whatever, which we were, but we didn't even come back in for lunch. Go drink out of the garden hose. All right, we're going to continue the conversation on the other side of the break. Uh Mary Walter at uh by the way, Twitter at Mary Walter Radio. We'll continue this in one moment. This is the Rob Carson Show. Woo! Hey! Hey! Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. Harford County. It is Rob Carson show more with Mary Walter in one moment. Um, you know, global uncertainty is does wonders for precious metals and the price of precious metals. Gold is just been surging. Went up to $5,600 nearly $5,600 in January. All-time high. Right now, hovering just below $5,200 an ounce. I had mentioned earlier this week on Monday, it was at $5,300. 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And uh they have an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. thousands of happy customers, including this guy right here. Text my name Rob to 989898. Again, Rob to 989898 for Birch Gold. That was one of the things that I It was one of the best things, Mary, from selling cars. I learned how to uh uh parallel park so easily and flawlessly and back a car into a parking space like nobody's business without a without a camera. It was it was it was amazing. >> Well, is that on your resume? Have you put that on your dating profile? Maybe I should put it on the match.com real. >> You should. You should. >> I know how to back that thing up. I don't know if that's going to sound so good. >> Parallel Parker. >> I'm not going to make a sound. All right. So, um you know, I mentioned that the University of South Alabama uh had this queer animals lab. Now, the University of South Alabama is saying we did not have a queer uh animals lab. It was a uh a woman who was a member of the faculty who created on on her own Facebook page. She also on her page featured anti-Ice no kings and anti-Trumps uh uh posts while her personal Instagram page shows her dressed as a bookb fairy and various Star Wars characters. So they're saying that didn't happen. The queer animals lab did not did not. >> Okay. So she made up the entire queer animal thing period like it didn't exist at all and she just made up the whole story. I I get that's what at least that's what the uh uh University of South Alabama is saying now that it's been made public. I wonder if I bet >> she work there is nuts. >> No, she works there and and she's a liberal. That's the problem. Did you know >> she should not be working there anymore if she made that up? If that was my if she were my employee and she made that up. Byebye. Adios. Go. You know, there's the welfare office. She is gone. I I would she would not work for me. >> She is gone. Here's something interesting. Venice is being Have you ever been to Venice? I have not. I heard it's been sinking forever. It's supposed to be underwater by now. >> It hasn't. And I believe also Miami was supposed to be that way by now, but it's not. It hasn't happened. Uh, Venice is facing an extraordinary invasion of a bizarre cannibalistic jellyfish that scientists say is threatening fish stocks. One of the weird things about this jellyfish called the warty comb jelly or the sea walnut, uh, it has a disappearing anus. It's one day it has an anus and then it just disappears. And imagine how that would be. You know, you ever been driving along and all a sudden you got to go and and the closer you get to the the destination, the more you got to go. Could you imagine if that disappeared, Mary? >> Wait, isn't is that their version of divorce? >> Disappearing anus. >> One day you got one, next day is gone. >> Yeah, I think you're right. I think I think you're right. >> I mean, we got to figure the life cycle is short, so it's all it's all, you know, sped up. It's all accelerated. >> Absolutely. Um, now I don't know if you heard this. You knew did you are you I can't imagine you're a big Cracker Barrel eater, are you? >> Never been in one. >> Never have been. I went in one and and I haven't eaten in one. And listen, I'm not a snob or anything, okay? I mean, you know, whatever. But I went my daughter used to go with her boyfriend and they loved it because it's, you know, simple food. It's macaroni and cheese and deep, you know, cat, you know, chicken fried steak and all that, you know. And I walked in and I walked into the gift shop and I went, "Oh my god, the wasted years." It It is It's really a pretty cool place. It really is. >> Well, if you like to buy gifts in a diner. Okay. Um I I'm from New Jersey. More the diner capital of the world. So there's no need for a Cracker Barrel here. >> And the best thing we have is the rotating pies and cakes. the big display of rotating pies and cakes. It goes round and round when you walk in. >> So, it's a big rotating thing as well. Do >> you do the lemon? Your daughter has a great pastry selection. >> Do you do the meringue that's a foot tall? >> Um, no, I do not. I rarely ever get dessert. Usually, they're really good. They're usually made in house. I do not. So, I I've never been to Cracker Barrel and I've never seen the merchandise. Um, maybe I'll have to take a trip. >> I think you should. Now, uh, overall profits. Do you want to guess how much their profits dropped when they decided to rebrand? >> 90 94%. 94%. >> Their profits dropped 94%. It was a major Bud Light. It was a major 94%. They have since kind of turned things around. They've added some new menu items that actually, you know, if you like good old American food, s smoky uh southern salmon, fried catfish, and hush puppy dippers. I can imagine you're probably not a big hush puppuppy dick dipper person. I could be wrong. >> Uh I don't think I've ever dipped a hush puppy. So there you go. >> All right, Mary Walter, I appreciate you being on the show. Tell everyone where >> the Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Every time you ask me what I want to talk about, I sent you a story to talk about and we didn't talk about it. >> United Airlines. >> No, the Girl Scout, the big dummy. >> Oh, dear Lord. Can we Can we take a break and come back to that? >> That's up to you. because I want to talk about I do want to talk about it. I apologize in case you didn't know. I'm easily distracted, Mary. Okay, did you notice that? Did you notice that? So, we're going to keep Mary on for an extra segment cuz I feel guilty now. Okay, so let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey. Hey. Hey. Uh, Rob, you big lug. You didn't highlight her story. I know. I know. She sent me a bunch of stuff and I, you know, whatever. Whatever. It's actually a brilliant. You're going to love this story. You're going to love this story. Brian, how long are we going to have? Three. 320. All right, here we go. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. >> At the top of every hour, then talk about it. >> Wouldn't you like a little excitement for a change >> on talk radio 680 WCBN and wcbm.com? Fasten your seat belt, Deep State. It's going to be a bumpy ride. It's the Rob Carson Show. >> Three minutes left in the top of this hour. Mary Walter, tell us the story that I forgot to share with our listeners. >> That you thought was really great, by the way, too. Okay, go ahead. And maybe maybe this ties into your ADD just a tad. So, in New Jersey, there's a Girl Scout troop that got really smart cuz it's Girl Scout cookie season, of course. Right. >> Yes. >> And they set up shop. They got permission from the owner of a cannabis dispensary. >> Yes. to set up shop outside the exit door. >> Oh my god, that is spectacular. >> Hilarious and brilliant, right? >> And but now the the national or whatever the Girl Scout council is not happy about it. So, they're supposed to be back today, but I don't know if they're going to be back today, but I thought it was hilarious. And you know what? I'm thinking maybe a little of the cannabis might calm you down just a little bit. >> You know, I I I have uh I have micro do THC. It's not good. I can't. No, no, no, no, no. I'm better under the influence of nothing to be other than caffeine. Those are the things. By the way, >> this is as good as it gets. >> It's It's not going to get better, baby. >> All right. Well, all right. Well, at least everyone knows what they're getting. >> By the way, I thought the good Yeah. >> I don't believe in attention deficit disorder. I believe there is a disorder associated with someone who could sit and read a book for eight hours and it's attention surplus syndrome. You do the math. Uh, yes. But I can sit and read a book for an hour and I've been married for 30 years. That's all I'm going to say. >> Oh. Ow. Cold. Cold. I think that it's that is a great idea on the Girl Scouts, but I would also add some things to the table like a jar of peanut butter cuz a person who's high is going to take those uh those thin mints and they're going to want a jar of peanut butter to dip it in. So, they could double dip and make a little extra money on. >> Who combines mint and peanut butter? Who does that? >> People who are high. Duh. That sounds disgusting. >> All right. Well, it's because you're not high, Mary. You eat all sorts of weird things when you're high. All right. So, let's uh let's wrap things up. Where can people find your glorious work, Mary? >> Okay. Tomorrow, I'll be on with Rita Cosby on Newsmax around 12:30 Eastern time. And then I'm on with Rob uh not Rob Carson with Todd Starks on Tuesdays on N2 between 5 and 6. And then you can find my uh live cast on Tuesdays 7:15 p.m. Eastern time. Just look for Mary Walter Radio on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Spreaker, YouTube, Rumble, and Getter. >> By the way, if you're looking for a uh to be schooled on what people eat when they h when they're high, watch Scooby-Doo. Watch everything that Shaggy and Scooby eat. That's it, Mary. Come on now. >> Hilarious. That's so true. But I'm goodbye. >> All right. Bye. Yeah, it's perfect. Think about this. You They always do that. They make the giant sandwich and then of course, you know, Scooby eats it and then there's an olive and it rolls out there and mouse picks it up and goes, you know, and that's that's that's what people eat when they're high. I don't do that stuff, by the way. It's just not a good idea. Take a break and come back last hour with the Rob Carson shows right ahead. Don't go anywhere. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thoughtprovoking, and funny show in America on air and on the worldwide web. This is the Rob Carson. >> And by the grace of God, it is finally Friday. What do you have planned for this weekend? We got a big uh weekend planned for you. It's supposed to be nice. Spring is two weeks away, right? And uh I'm not saying anything about the weather, okay? I'm not going to say I'm not going to say anything about it. I'm just going to say thank you God for the warm weather. There you go. That's it. I'm not going to make any prognostications about the rest of winter. Blah blah blah blah blah. Anyway, welcome to the show. Um Sunday night uh at 8:30 is my TV show, Rob Carson's What in the World. I think we might try. They were talking about do it another airing on Saturday, which they should on Newsmax because, you know, the show's pretty darn funny and Donald Trump thinks I'm the funniest guy on television. So, uh, if you would check out Newsmax Sunday night 8:30 following Dr. Michael Savage, Rob Carson's, what in the world? By the way, I just found out today I'm going to the White House correspondents dinner. John Frederick's invited me. John Frederick's inviting me to the White House correspondence dinner and I wouldn't go because it's become a you know a cesspool of leftism but the pre is going to be there. The president is making his return to the White House correspondence dinner. I think it's amazing. I don't know who's hosting it. I'd love to host it. Maybe someday. Maybe some wouldn't it be cool if Gutfeld got it? Then then I could do it down the road. But anyway, uh yeah, I've been invited to it. I think it'd be a lot of fun. It's It's weird to be living here. I'm just uh I'm excited to be here. And I'm going to be out and about uh this weekend. I'll share something real quick here because I I've had some interesting things happen to me. Uh the other night I went to this uh little dinner at a revolving restaurant. There's one of those restaurants that, you know, spin around in the uh and it's the Double Tree over here in Crystal City. Uh the view is fantastic. Food just kind of eh um you know, they can work on the menu. It's just not that great. But anyway, I had a a dinner over there with my uh my niece who is really more like a sister, my my my biological sister. I have a I have a half sister because I was adopted and that's her mother, but she's like 15 16 years older than me and we have nothing in common. But my niece and I are really similar. We both raised on a farm. My my halfsister is a farm wife, you know, and retired. But my niece is just like me. She left the farm, went to the big city. It's kind of interesting. So anyway, I'm hanging out there with this group of uh women there and uh and my niece and turns out one of the women there at the table, her husband is the lead guitarist for Bill Murray's band, for the Bill Murray's band. And she showed me, you know, Bill Murray and her husband on stage and all of this and and uh and when Bill Murray's band comes to DC, I might get to go backstage and meet Bill Murray. This would be the biggest moment of my life. I mean, honestly, this this I I didn't live, you know, like Elvis died before I was old enough to do anything, you know, but meeting Bill Murray. Oh my god, would be amazing. But he plays guitar for Bill Murray. This is crazy. Today I'm supposed to go uh meet you remember The Apprentice when it first came out? Remember the guy who won the first year, Bill Ransick? I've been invited to go hang out and meet him today. So, I'll send you pictures and everything and uh yeah, I got I got a bunch of stuff going on this weekend. I I'll share it with you because you know I I feel like you're here with me and I want to be able to share it with you. But yeah, there there's that's that's Rob Carson's life. It's a far cry from living in Kansas City. I'll tell you that. I will tell you that. This is a hearing on on Capitol Hill. I want you to hear this because it's like wow. And and you're thinking this is uh this is satire, but it's not. Uh this is representative Brian Mask asking uh someone uh about uh queering the map. >> Can you tell me uh what is queering the map? >> So I think we were trying to make the maps more gay >> literally. That's how you make a map more gay. >> I mean especially now, you know, since the age of cgraphy, we've had pretty good maps. >> Now this is uh Brian Mast asking state under secretary Rogers about gaying. Apparently, they were queering maps uh where gay people would drop little pins to tell their stories. The Biden State Department funded funded the project, >> but maybe they weren't gay enough. So, I I know also I took critical theory in college. >> Did Did Maps need to be gay? Did Did they need to be gay? Uh they are just you know I could see the GPS becoming gay you know cuz you're like so take a turn up there by the designer dress shop and then take a left turn up there at the interior direct you know decorating hot spot. >> I think some people use queer as a verb. I do understand that the maps that we were trying to make gay were I think of Czecha and Slovakia. So maybe those countries asked for it. I I doubt it but I don't know. >> Slovakia wanted their maps to be gay. I guess is >> we do have real things to work on in Congress like what's going on with the imminent threat of Iran and it is embarrassing that >> I don't think Iran would want their maps to be gay. >> We have to >> we should make them gay. Oh my god. Once they surrender we should make them gay. >> Talk about the fact that things like this were funded. >> Oh, look there's Baghdad over there. Stop it. >> Non-binary and transfuic attitudes and ideologies towards inclusive French uh in Montreal Canada. These things I'm going to give you a list. My time is expired. Yeah, you know, I'm not going to go. Uh, that is what your Biden State Department funded for God's sake. I mean, what the what the what, man? Oh, man. Oh, man. Uh, unbelievable. Unbelievable. Uh, let's move on. Let's move on to other stuff here. Oh. Oh, this is kind of interesting. Uh, CNN, this is uh this is pretty good, actually. You know, CBS has kind of um decided to cover the news uh instead of just, you know, be anti-Trump all the time. and they've actually been uh actually actually actually uh um accurately reporting the war. Okay. And and and covering the the protest the the I should say celebrations by Persians with regard to the fall of the Ayatollah and and CBS has been covering. The other networks have not. And now CNN, apparently they got this guy in charge. Now, David Ellison is coming forward and and sounds like they're going to turn uh the network around. While appearing on CNBC Thursday morning, Ellison was asked about whether or not CNN would be changing its editorial stance. The question came from David Faber, who asked about the perception that you will be more beholden to the Trump administration. It's not about being beholden to the Trump administration. It's about cover the damn news accurately instead of 97% of the time being anti-Trump even when Trump is right. And that's what CNN does now. They do stupid garbage. I've said this since the beginning, which is, you know, for when it really uh comes to editorial independence will absolutely be maintained. It's maintained at CBS. It'll be maintained at CNN. And really, who would want to talk uh to is the 70% of Americans and really around the world that identify as center left and center right. And we want to be in the truth business. We want to be in the trust business. And that's not going to change. We absolutely believe in the independence that needs to be maintained obviously for those incredible journalists and we want to support that going forward. CNN and CBS news brands uh that we are uh really want to be a part of transitioning to streaming so that consumers have the choice blah blah blah blah blah. But basically they're saying CNN may move away from this activist nonsense they've been doing for so long and Jim Gossip decided to do something funny about it. The Ellison, they have taken control. They now own CNN. Wow. Big time changes are coming for sure. It's just a matter of when. Jake Tapper and Anderson are facing the axe and Stelter will get canned again. He only works part time. >> It's over my friend for libs at CNN. She'll clean house today at CNN. >> They announced layoffs at NBC News. Yeah. >> As their ratings continue to tank. Viewers are leaving that network in droves. And they have wokeness to thank. A new lineup at CNN. >> Just cover the news. >> That is money in the bank. >> All you got to do, >> fire everyone and hang on to none. The Elliston should fire everyone. >> There you go. So, you know who did this? You know who did this right here? What's happening at CBS and and CNN? Rush Limba. Rush Limba and Donald Trump. They did it. Rush Limba. He fought it for 30 years on the radio and he was attacked and attacked and attacked and the uh the uh the letter networks uh have uh taken their partisanship to a new level. 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For all the people mad at Donald Trump for calling that reporter a piggy, would you prefer he called her Hitler, racist, rapist, pedto, dictator, fascist? Would you have preferred one of those? Metallica. That is just so tasty. I listen to a little Metallica at the gym last night. Some Rage Against the Machine. Kind of weird, you know. I listen to a lot of I listen to other stuff that's pretty mellow actually at the gym as well. It's kind of like Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley. Uh it's kind of crazy. But anyway, um a lot of stuff going on. Christian Toto at the bottom of the hour. Um a uh a woman was murdered at a bus stop by an illegal alien here in Northern Virginia about a week ago. She was 41 years old. She had a kid. Stephanie Mender is her name. And uh we have a uh an insane liberal open borders Karen was elected after lying lying to become the governor of the state. This woman was murdered. And the details on this are just so bloody sickening because uh the Fairfax County police had warned and warned and warned and warned and warned that this guy with an extensive crim criminal record uh 40 charges a rape among other things were dropped by the the attorney the uh the uh uh state attorney Steve Dano. Uh this guy Nick Minn of ABC7 is doing a brilliant job covering the story. Listen to the details. Emails obtained by 7 News show Fairfax County police warning Commonwealth Attorney Steve Dano's office about how dangerous Abdul Jalo was not once but three times starting last May well before he was arrested for murdering Stephanie Mentor as she waited for a bus in Hiba Valley last week. In the last email from November, a Fairfax County police major asked Disano's office why Jalo was back in the community after facing a malicious wounding charge. The major telling Dano's office that based on more than 100 encounters with Jalo over the years. FCPD's assessment was quote, "It is not a question of if, but rather when he will maliciously wound or worse again." Last May in the first email, Fairfax County police told prosecutors in Disano's office Jalo has a long history of stabbing. >> How many times we got to hear this? Elena Zerutka, anyone? Dear God in heaven >> community members and has shown a blatant disregard for human life and is a danger to the community. On Wednesday, Republican senators in Richmond not only blasted Disano but also Governor Abigail Spamberger who supports legislation ending law enforcement cooperation with ICE and requiring immigration agents to get a signed judicial warrant if they want to deport someone like Jallow in Virginia. >> That's the ridiculous part of it. I mean un unbelievable. Here is uh uh Nick Minnik saying that ICE does not need a warrant. >> When ICE wants to detain an illegal immigrant in the Fairfax County Jail, they send detainers and administrative warrants to the sheriff, which is what happened in the case of Abdul Jallow, who has a lengthy criminal history and is now charged with murdering a Virginia mother at a Fairfax County bus stop. But Virginia Governor Abigail Spamberger's office says if ICE wants him, they should request a signed judicial warrant. >> This woman, I swear to God, we've got to start a recall petition. We've got to start a recall petition. She lied about who she was. The party lied about what they had planned, what their platform was, and they've ushered in this nonsense. It's worse. It's worse than Zoran Mandami. However, legal experts I spoke to agree that ICE cannot go to a local Fairfax County judge to get a judicial warrant. Ben Messer with the American Immigration Lawyers Association says ICE can go to a federal judge for a warrant. >> ICE can go to a federal judge, a federal district judge there in Virginia, and say this person is charged with this crime in the >> This is all about Abigail Spamber making it harder to deport illegals. That's what this is really about. It's that same crap. And this is a great state where I live. I live in Virginia. This is a great state. And we stand on the precipice of this wretched woman, this this insane Karen wrecking it. And the insanity of a a Democrat majority in the state house, ruining a great state. Here is Glenn Beck actually talking about this today. the governor Spanberger who ran as a moderate, she is now saying that she misrepresented herself and the party did too. If they wanted to run as communists, they should have run as communists, but they didn't. They ran as moderates with a communist agenda in waiting. >> She will not turn over. A guy who murdered a woman at a bus stop, stabbing her to death, will not turn him over to ICE. Why? For the love of Pete, are the Democrats so intent on protecting murderers? >> You saw it during the State of the Union the other night, Clinton. Donald Trump said, "Stand if you stand with the American people and not illegals." And everyone said, "That's all you needed." >> Rapist. This guy had been scooped up off the street in Fairfax County. The police knew who this guy was because they had arrested him so many times. He had been arrested like 40 times. One of them was for rape. and they let him out on the streets and so he wasn't deported. And Spanberger thinks that this is in her best interest. This is a violent criminal who has conducted violence, raped a woman on the streets of Virginia. I want to I sincerely want to ask all of the politicians who believe this clear and calmly. I want to ask you, what is your argument for protecting him? What is your moral reasoning? >> There is no moral reasoning in the Democrat party. And then in Maryland, a 14-year-old boy slaughtered by four illegal alien MS-13 members. >> Developing now, four MS13 gang members have been indicted on several charges in connection with the death of a DC teen. Now, Prince George's County States Attorney Tara Jackson says they've identified three men and a 17-year-old in connection to Jefferson Amaya Ayala's murder in College Park in November. Jefferson went missing last August. The suspects are charged with >> He was murdered and butchered, by the way. 14y old kid. Uh we're going to have a enough is enough moment here. And and I think actually we just crossed the line uh in every state in this country. And and it's going to start with uh this damned uh uh you know, securing the vote, okay, in in in our United States Congress. Donald Trump has already done a yman's effort on the southern border. And then it's going to take another D8 secretary, a DH You said you figured it out, man. What's going on? >> Require credit auto restrictions apply. Call for deals. >> David was big trouble with the IRS. >> At first, I didn't owe that much, but Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. N. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. deported. Deported. deported. reported. This is a Rob Carson show. One of our unusual suspects on Friday is someone who I've been talking to many years because, you know, even though you're conservative, you still like to watch movies, right? You still like to see shows and whatnot. You watch television and all that stuff. Christian Toto, how you doing on Friday, man? How you doing? >> I am great. Great. Thanks for having me. >> Excellent. Excellent. Um, I'll just open this up. A little pop culture news. I I got to tell you, Britney Spears arrested for DUI. Uh, she has just been in a in a spiral for what, 20 years now? >> Yeah. Feels like forever. It feels like it was in a way yesterday that she was just breaking on the scene, but it's been quite some time. And uh, you know, I felt like it's been quiet on the Britney Spears watch and then this happens. And >> it just goes to show you fame and fortune, well, it ain't what it's cracked up to be. And people just can't handle it. And >> I felt sorry for her. But of course when you get in a car and you're inebriated then you know it's you're taking not just your life and your hands to other people. So I'm glad she's off the road and >> who knows what happens next. But uh she's got a long road to uh kind of reclaim not just her career but just her life. >> Well, there's no I don't think there's any care uh any career um correction right now because she's 44 years old. She's a aging pop star. Uh they I mean they they cut off the uh the uh the age level for American Idol 14 years ago for her and uh and she's done nothing to actually further her career. She does these videos on on where she dances bizarrely scandalally clad as a 44 year old woman with children. Um I don't know. I it is uh it is sad. I hope that she can save her life as someone who used to uh was at one point in my life drinking myself to death. I hope that she's not doing this. Uh, but anyway, I didn't want to open on a bad note there, Christian. >> But I do have this I want to bring up to you because this is this is really frightening and and you think, you know, that you might be replaced by AI in your job. Hollywood is about to go through a bleep. Netflix just made the most dangerous move in Hollywood. They didn't buy Warner Brothers, but instead bought something far more threatening, an AI company built in secret and founded by Ben Affleck. The company is called Interpositive and if you've never heard about it, Affleck registered it as a shell company uh called Finnbone LLC. What it does is it basically eliminates all post production. It'll take raw footage from a film shoot uh and it will uh custom AI model it. You can relight scenes, refframe shots, remove stunt wires, fix missing angles, color correct entire films, add visual effects. This can replace hundreds of people. This is gigantic Christian. >> It is. And I just heard Ben Affleck on the Joe Rogan Experience. He was talking very warmly about supporting his fellow artists and kind of spreading the wealth and spreading the love and treating, you know, the cast and crew. Well, this does the opposite, man. And, you know, it may be inevitable. Maybe he's just getting in on the ground floor. But I, as much as you and I carp about Hollywood and we moan about the messaging and we do this and that, these are people's lives livelihoods that are just going to go away in a in a snap. It's just it feels like it's coming at us a break speed. And yeah, and this is just I mean I think voice over work I think other parts of the production process and they may need it to survive because movie making and TV making is just too expensive. But boy there's going to be a little lot of lives really shuffled in this whole process. It's it's scary. I um you know, as someone who has done commercial work, as somebody who's done uh uh voice work over the years, as somebody who is a uh media personality and an entertainer, um I've always said that what one of my mantras, you might want to listen to this no matter what you you do for a living. You you've got to increase the value of your currency. No matter what you do, >> you've got to increase the value of your currency. You've got to be able to pivot. Uh I've had uh uh you know, friends of my sons who graduated with a whatever degree and and it's already been eliminated. It's already been eliminated. Say it back to square one. This is why in so many people are choosing to go to and in Mike Row is saying, "Hey man, skip getting the college degree. There are a million things like for instance of this AI these AI centers Donald Trump is talking about. They're going to need all sorts of electricians. They're going to need all sorts of skilled craftsmen etc etc etc etc. But when it comes to entertainment I think they're going to have to be some guidelines. You you cannot use people's voices after they die. Uh and I think that uh sagging after and these people who've otherwise been fairly abusive um are going to have to save people's livelihood when it comes to uh you know the performing arts. >> I completely agree and I also don't think they can or will. I mean just the fact that you've got some key players like Affleck getting in on this. >> Wow. while the industry is just completely terrified and understandably so about what AI can do to the the field itself. So I I it just feels like it's inevitable. You can't stop it. And I I mean they just had those strikes. They were settled. There was all this AI language that was supposed to protect them. And again, you know, if an actor dies protecting their voice, that seems like a very clear-cut, obvious example where we we've got to stop that. It's it's unfair. It seems very clear, you know, other things like you mentioned the post-production issue I I what if you can save all that money? What if you can actually get the job done and get the the content out there, >> you know, at a fraction of the cost? >> I'm going to tell you as an insider here, okay, uh in somebody who's been in video and audio production my entire life, used to be if you wanted a TV commercial shot, you had to hire a crew, go out, light crew, blah blah blah, makeup, blah blah blah. Then you'd go into the record to the editing suite. $500 an hour for the editing suite. You know, you could have $100,000, a million dollars in a commercial. And now, did you did you see the uh the fake fight scene between Tom Cruz and Brad Pitt that that was going around? You couldn't tell the difference, man. >> Yeah. And that what's scary there is now flash forward 5 years or maybe just two years and it's going to get better because it keeps getting better. It keeps getting faster and better and sharper. I I did an AI search on my name probably three years ago. Yeah. Who is Christian Toto? I was with some of my uh brothers-in-law. We were kind of having a laugh. Yeah. And they got a half right. Like, okay, that's right. That's wrong. That's right. That's wrong. We did it a year later. It was almost completely accurate. >> I'm going to tell you, Christian, I saw something this morning. You can actually go take a headsh shot of you, just a picture of you. AI will create a music video with your voice or or another voice singing a song. Okay? So, it could, you know, it could be a rap song. You could be, you know, even though you don't rap, it could be a country song even though you don't do country music. And it will have you in a video background, the whole deal, singing a song you never sang before. And it's done in about a minute and it's on your phone. I mean, my god, Christian, this this is crazy stuff. >> It is. The movie Sing Street is all about a teenager who decides to create a music video because he wants to woo a girl. Now he could just go on his his laptop and just summon it within seconds. It's It's unbelievable. >> I don't know where we I don't know where we go with this. I mean, you know, I think people are going to want to see live performances. >> Uh I think people are going to want to see actors on stage. I hope so, by the way. I hope so. Uh I just It's brave new world stuff, right, bro? I mean, brave brave new world stuff. >> Yeah. I mean, the one thing that it will make us crave is authenticity. Yes. Mistakes. Human mistakes. Yes. >> And like you said, the live theater performance, that's not going to go away. Thank goodness. But >> well, you just made my day because if it comes to mistakes saving people, I'm going to stay employed the rest of my freaking life is spectacular. All right. >> Me, too. >> I've got a couple of mistakes. Oh my god. I just found my stick. It's mistakes. Uh, let's continue the conversation on the other side of the break with Christian Toto on the Rob Carson Show. Don't go anywhere. >> Hey guys, it's Carson for Verge Gold. Think about this. In 2006, $20,000 equaled roughly 33 ounces of gold at spot price. At today's prices, those 33 ounces of gold would be worth about $165,000. Smart Americans diversify a portion of their savings into precious metals. That's why you need to consider buying gold for my friends at Birch Gold. For thousands of years, gold has been a store of wealth, and today it's a crucial part of any balanced strategy. 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Breaking news, stimulating talk. Only on talk radio 680 WCBM and 99.9 FM in Harford County. By the way, in case you didn't know, Elvis Presley died 49 years ago. It's kind of hard to believe. And uh you know, a couple years ago, Baz Lurman's movie came out about he was in his life and uh and we learned that Colonel Tom Parker was a schmuck. That's one thing. He's also got this new movie. It's called Epic Elvis Presley in concert. And they found a bunch of footage. You know, it's interesting because Elvis's appeal is is dying because, you know, he died a long time ago. Still a massive star, still makes lots and lots of money. Uh my nephew was telling me that Elvis impersonators don't even exist in uh in Vegas anymore because they don't use them for weddings anymore because you know 49 years. That said, uh Christian Toto um a Kansas City connection. I lived in Kansas City for 10 years. Baz Lurman found footage never seen of Elvis Presley reels and reels and reels in these caves under Kansas City that they use for storage warehouses. Did you know about that? I didn't, but I know there's a new a film out that uses some of that footage, I'm assuming. And listen, it's not a blockbuster, but it's doing I think it made maybe nine or so million dollars at the box office. So, >> there is still that Elvis Presley appeal. Maybe the youngans don't remember him or know him or connect with him, but >> enough people do. The legend lives on. >> Yeah. And in Kansas City, they have these um uh limestone uh uh mines that go for miles, uh tunnels, I should They go for miles and they they use them for storing like like uh the the mountain in Virginia where Pennsylvania can't remember where they store everything. Iron Mountain, but it's very similar to that. And they actually have marathons. They have marathons in the mines that that deep. But they found all these 60 reels of stuff. Didn't have any audio, so they had to find the audio to match the reels. And so this this is pretty epic. It's I'm I would like to go see the show. Um you I stopped listening to my Elvis records a long time ago. I was a little boy when he died. Um, but I I thought that was an interesting story. I thought it was a pretty interesting story. Other things going on this weekend, you mentioned there's a there's a movie called Bride and he said it is just awful. It is woke. Tell me about it. >> Yeah, this is Maggie Gyllenhaal was a good actress and she turned into a director. She wrote and direct this. Jesse Buckley plays the bride. Christian Bale who's always great is Frankenstein. They just call him Frank in the movie. >> And it's a love story. It's a horror movie. It's a homage to past Frankenstein films. They even reference a certain song, Putting on the Ritz, if you know what I'm referring to as far as Young Frankenstein. So, it's a real mashup of a lot. And it's a lot. There's a lot of screaming, a lot of yelling, a lot of violence, a lot of noise. It's a mess. >> It's a mess. >> I'm sure it's bombing currently in theaters. I think the uh the Thursday previews were very poor. >> It's a swing for the fences. I I I give the people credit, but it's just a it just doesn't work on any level. But >> yeah, >> I think what jumped out at me is it felt like it came out or was made around 2020 because it's super feminist, super woke. It's got all this messaging and the main character, the bride, even screams out at one point. Me, too. I'm thinking, oh, let's go to put it go to time machine and figure out when this movie should have came out because it's not today. >> Unbelievable. Also, uh there is a big arco. It's an animated movie now. I um I'm not into anime. My kids are Gen Z and my son is freaking into anime and I've seen some brilliant brilliant anime even though I'm not into the genre and this sounds pretty amazing. >> Yeah. Yeah. There was a guest review from Barry Worst who's uh one of my go-to guys who chips into the site. But this is a French film. It sounds fascinating. And and what he says about it is that you know there are animated films that's good for the kid. Sometimes there could be an animated film that has a more mature approach. Yeah. I mean that like you know Family Guy is not exactly meant for kids. It's pretty inappropriate. This one seems to thread the needle where it's something that's good for the whole family. Will keep all the ages involved. So I haven't seen it yet myself but my reviewer loved it and uh >> probably in select theaters. It's kind of an indie artouse style movie. So might be hard to track down but it should be if you can't see it now it probably be available pretty soon on video on demand. >> All right. See how it >> rolls. I've enjoyed the conversation today my friend. I know you've got a podcast of course. You've got hollywoodto.com. Hollywoodto.com. Always great to find interesting stories. Where can people find the the podcast and whatnot? >> Yep, it's on YouTube or you can go to iTunes, Spotify, or most podcast providers will have the Hollywood and Total Podcast. >> All right. I appreciate you, Toad. Uh Christian, have a great weekend. Okay. >> Thanks. You too. >> All righty. Alrighty. What else is going on here? Uh good to talk to him. Um I want to mention something by the way. Uh gold is right now about uh $5,200. It's paused a little bit since its record high of 5600 which happened in uh in January. You know what I'm going to tell you right now, right? You're I'm going to say birch gold. I'm going to give you the number to text my name. But I'm going to tell you also look what's happening in the world. Look at what is happening in the world. So much global uncertainty. Global uh central banks are buying gold like crazy and you've got a little pause to take advantage of it. I was really fortunate. 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