Trump Just Made A Move NO ONE Was Expecting!

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm getting excited. I'm doing it again. I'm doing that thing again where I get excited. We're talking about a move that President Trump made early today that I think is truly 3D chess. It's 5D chess. That's what they call it. It's a brilliant play. But before we get into that, ladies and gentlemen, you guys know Dan Krenshaw, the biggest rhino in Congress. I'm just saying something may be happening in Texas that no one expected. Steve Tote taught something's happening in Texas. I just want to put that out there. Okay. So what is going on in Iran is a special military operation that anyone would call a war of course and every war whenever things get blown up influence other things. So shipping routes have been cancelled. The straight of Hormuz is under severe threats. The Iranians are trying to blockade trade. They've used their drones to attack trading vessels, oil tankers. So, what President Trump has done, ladies and gentlemen, in my opinion, is what America First is. Take an opportunity and see how the United States can benefit from it. Let me just go right into this because it's so big. So, President Trump posted this hours ago saying effective immediately, he has ordered the United States Development Finance Corporation Corporation, DFC, to provide at a very reasonable price political risk insurance and guarantees for the financial security of all maritime trade, especially energy traveling through the Gulf. This will be available to all shipping lines. If necessary, the United States will begin escorting tankers through the Straight of Hormuz as soon as possible. No matter what, the United States will ensure the free flow of energy to the world. The United States economic and military might is the greatest on Earth. More actions to come. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Dana J. Trump Look, this is incredible. Global shipping is like a cartel. A few companies own all the vessels. A few companies insure all the vessels. But if suddenly the biggest insurance companies across the globe start cancelling policies, that creates a vacuum. That creates an opportunity. And Trump is seeing the opportunity as a businessman. It's a multi- multi multi multibillion dollar opportunity to profit for the United States. This is incredible stuff. Steve uh Scojek on X gave a pretty good breakdown on this saying this is a ballsy power play by Trump. Lloyds of London was the gold standard for maritime insurance policies until just a day or two ago when they started cancelling policies were jacking them up three times to five times. Other insurers followed that collapsed international commercial shipping traffic through the Hermuz which choked oil coming out of the Middle East. People think the straight of Hormuz only has to do with Iran's oil, but the Saudis use it, the Amiradis, the Kuwaitis, the Bahinites, whatever they are. All of those countries in in the Gulf rely on the Strait of Hormuz for global shipments of oil and it's a critical water weight. So if Iran threatens it and the United States comes in suddenly, we have a multi multibillion dollar opportunity. Trump doing this means the DFC has the chance to displace Lloyds as the big dog in this game when they have been the lockin player for many years. It also frees up all the oil that was getting trapped there, heading off shortages and keeping the energy market alive. And why not? It's the American Navy that sunk the Iranian ships that were harassing tankers. And the American Navy, at least for now, will keep those tankers safe. It's a huge reassurance to allies, both oil producers and oil consumers, that our campaign in Iran isn't going to sink their economies. And it allows America to choose to be choosy about traffic in the street. It also potentially means billions of dollars in insurance premiums at wartime rates going to America instead of the UK, the United Kingdom. And those rates are still going to be cheaper than what shippers were getting. Ladies and gentlemen, Trump is the first president to successfully make military action profitable. We're burning billions of dollars every day. Every bomb is like 20 million. I mean, the defensive missiles, the offensive missiles. We're spending $10 million at some points to shoot down $50,000 drones. It's crazy. So, I think this is this is a wild way for Trump to begin to make a return on this investment. If we're going to get regime change in Iran, because this is a regime change effort, a war to change the regime, that, you know, that's evident by the fact that we've assassinated the whole regime at this point. We might as well profit. I love it. I love how this works. Now if you're asking yourself how much is the global insurance markets for shipping vessels in the straight of hornmuse or international waters while London London marine insurers expand Gulf high risk zone as me middle east conflict conflict escalates. So this is like a maritime website saying the rates are going up in the you know insurance market. Now how much is the global shipping insurance industry worth annually? If you're wondering how rich we're about to be, the global shipping and insurance industry, which includes marine cargo and logistics insurance, is valued at approximately 50 billion to 70 billion plus annually as of 2023 and 2025 with projections indicating it will exceed. Global trade never slows down. and it only ever increases to 100 billion by the early 2030s. That's why I think this is massive because suddenly we capture a market we had no business being a player in. Now the DFC DFC, this is our finance institution from a government level. and their job is to foster private sector growth across the world. It manages all kinds of investments around it's like a version of a sovereign wealth fund. Oh, and of course it was created in Trump's first term. It serves as a successor to the overseas private investment corp corporation with a with a higher lending cap of $60 billion. This thing buys assets. It gives out loans and now it's in the insurance business. I love it. I think this is precisely the kind of thing Trump is good at, looking for opportunities and capitalizing. The United States is now in the insurance business. We will now get paid massively, handsomely, and this money goes right into the government's coffers. If tariff revenue got reduced, we just found a new source, an industry that is going to be a hundred billion dollars in three years and is currently about 70 billion annually. And we're doing all of that for free. technically, you know, we were always going to bomb Iran, so why don't we just find a way to make it work, make it profitable. I think this is so ah it's just it's just so amazing. Plus, it builds our credibility. The whole world relies on us already for maritime security. You know, if your ship gets stuck in Somalia's coast and pirates are sieging you, you're calling the Americans. You're not calling the British. You're not calling Germans. Germans. You're not calling the Russians. You're you're you're praying to God. The USFA, baby, is around the corner. And so why don't we profit from the security we provide nations. Now on Iran, I do want to just give everyone an update because I imagine some people clicked for a more technical update on the ground. It goes as follows. Today is day four of operations. I think the number is exceeding 2,000 unique air strikes on Iran. So, Israel and the United States have conducted over 2,000 I don't even know how that's logistically possible in four days. It's insane. These are precision strikes. They used B1's, B2s, every bomber, everything has been used. B-52s are now being used. They have completely degraded Iran's capabilities to defend themselves. all their missile defense systems, most have been taken out. Not all. Some still exist. They downed an Israelis an Israeli drone early this morning or late yesterday. So, it's a one-sided thing. Iran's response has led to the deaths of a few Americans in Kuwait, I believe, and in Bahrain. It is incredibly sad. It's it's a war. So war things are happening. War casualties are happening. What's happening is this is quickly turning into some version of a war of attrition. So who's going to run out of what? You know, who knows who's going to run out? Iran makes lowcost drones and the coalition of defensive partners, the UK, France, and all the other countries and the Gulf States that are participating in defense are spending tens of millions to shoot down that one drone. It's becoming a costly war. President Trump has reassured people that despite claims, the United States is not going to run out of weapons, of bombs, of the things necessary. But it is evident that defensive stockpiles are heavily depleted. We can attack Iran for years straight. We have enough like enough. Okay, we have a lot. Two aircraft carriers running flights constantly. You can do a you can do whatever you want for a crazy period of time. But defensively, if you haven't eliminated Iran's ability to respond with kinetic strikes off their territory, then you run the risk of suffering more and more damage. And that's what we're seeing. They successfully struck a radar that Space Force built for $1.1 billion at the Aludad or Udad base. Udar, I don't know, man. These Middle Eastern names are crazy. They struck it with with like a $100,000 drone. They killed a radar that cost a billion dollars to build. It's not a joke. and they struck it with a drone that some mechanics in some industrial warehouse somewhere in Tyrron built. So, it's weird because on the one hand, the US is so devastating and precise and lethal when it comes to targeted operations, assassinations on the ground, but we're vulnerable when it comes to defending missiles. And it seems like if we do not hurry and completely eliminate their ability to launch rockets and missiles, more American lives are going to be taken. And that's kind of the situation there right now. There's a report going out that the CIA is propping up some Kurdish forces, militias, some groups to start a ground offensive against Iran as opposed to US troops which Congress would have to authorize. And I don't think there's an appetite for that just yet. So, it's kind of weird situation. and it's constantly developing. It's like you have these significant battlefield victories. They've sunk like 17 Iranian ships, but Iran has still dealt devastating damage. It's going to take like 5 to 10 years to replenish a lot of what they've, you know, destroyed. You know, it takes us a month to build a handful of Patriot missiles and they're like, you know, running through them like crazy cuz they can launch these cheap missiles and strike. So, yeah, this is a crazy situation. So, I guess what Trump's statement is aimed at doing is reassuring people that we're not running out of weapons, which is true, offensive weapons, but it's obvious that we're we're kind of running short on missiles to block these cheaper munitions from Iran. And so, that's the situation. And you have to remember like Iran's a big country, right? It's not a small I this is like a visualizer because you look at the Middle East and it's like you know it looks small but you know you compare it over the United States it is huge. You know you could go from the southernmost point in Iran would be like Miami and the northernmost point would be Lincoln near Lincoln, Nebraska which is Lincoln, Nebraska. That's that's a big distance. Yeah. So it's it's not a small country and the US currently has operational domination over the western part but the eastern part you know Iran still has missile defense systems. So yeah, I it's just it's going to take uh a significant amount of well, not comparatively speaking, relatively speaking, when I say a significant amount of time, it might just take an extra 10 weeks to flatten the curve. Two weeks to flatten the curve. Oh gosh, it's like PTSD for me. You guys remember two weeks to flatten the curve? So that's kind of a quickfire update. We'll keep I'll keep monitoring it. I am getting bored. Uh the headlines are virtually the same. Every day, you know, early in the morning, Iran sends like some missiles. They mostly get shot down. A few land and then throughout the day, the US and Israel like more strikes and then repeat. Like that's the that's how it goes. And then you have like some random guy, I don't know, Douglas McGregor who says Iran, they haven't even been been hit. And it's like, come on, bro. Of course they've been hit. Like what are you talking about? Their entire leadership got got destroyed in like two hours. What are you Yeah. I I don't know. What is it with guys like that? You know, Douglas McGregor goes on these shows and he's like, "Iran, oh my gosh." And it's like they they overhyped Iran to Iran's demise. You know, the Iranians started believing the hype. They were like, "Oh, you know what? Maybe we do have the capability to prosecute a full-on war in this manner." I mean, it's a the thing with Iran is I don't really know how feasible regime change is because you can take out the top guy, but they built an entire industry around replacing the top guy if the top guy ever got taken out. The IRGC was created to secure the continuity of the regime. So, I'm not really sure how you go about taking out the regime if there's like an apparatus to maintain the regime. I don't know. The IRGC gets more funding than the conventional Iranian military. Like, just think about that. Imagine, just imagine this is how this works. You have the Republicans and Democrats. Let's say the Democrats take control and they make it a one state, one one party rule sort of thing and then they create their own military to protect that rule. So that if you take out the one Democrat at the top or 50 of them at the top, there's like millions of others who have been trained to replace that one guy. you know, you take out the Ayatollah or the Supreme Leader and there's another Ayatollah waiting for him like to replace him and the and each one's like more hardlined than the others. It's tough. So maybe that's why the CIA is like, "All right, let's let's go to Iraq and get, you know, partner with some some uh Kurds forces, some Kurds people, some Kurdish, and, you know, do a ground offensive and deplete the IRGC that way." Because even if you destroy Iran's ability to respond through missiles against these attacks, you still can't do a regime change because the only people with the guns in the country are the IRGC and their whole thing is we have to keep the regime in place. So, it's going to be really interesting how that how that develops. I think the Trump plan was simple, like we take out the Ayatollah and then everyone else looks and is like, I'm not trying to be next. Let's make a deal. But I don't know if that's happening or we don't know yet. It might be happening behind the scenes, but it sounds like they picked the Ayatollah's son to replace the father. And I can't imagine the son betraying the father by making a deal with with uh with the Trump administration. We'll see. Or they take out the son, but you know, someone else who is more hardened is going to take charge. So it's just like a weird evolving situation. Iran is like a third of the US population. They have 90 million people. You know, it's not really that simple, right? You know, espe like let's say you take out the entire RG IRGC, which you can only do in con conventional warfare. Like military strikes are good for precision, getting the job done efficiently, but if the job is taking out an entire industry of radicals, I don't know if you can do that with just missiles. you need to actually go in and have US forces and Humvees looking over their shoulders. Like maybe that's something no one would support and Trump doesn't want cuz he's all about doing it fast. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen, it's a little bit of a casual update on Iran. Let's read this some of these messages here. Ayatollah, did you pull out? That's funny. So, only send boots that volunteer. Um, what do you mean boots on boots that volunteer? Oh, by the way, I do want to mention this because it is on the agenda. The United States is conducting some operations in Ecuador. I think it's Ecuador. Yeah. With the Ecuadorian government. So, against the cartels, of course. Yeah. I just wanted to put that out there in case you guys haven't seen. Oh, it's confirmed. Dan Krenshaw has lost. It's the greatest day of my life. It looks like Ken Paxton and John Cornin are heading to a runoff for the Texas primary. Trump needs to endorse Paxton. Man, I What is going on? Yes, this is amazing. Dan Krenshaw has lost. This is the greatest news ever. Ah, this is so awesome. Oh, I love it. He's listening. Uh, I patch McCain. Oh, the nicknames. Ah, this is just so good, man. But, you know, that guy embodies everything wrong with the Republican party. Like you have so many amazing people to pick from and you pick that guy consistently. This is amazing. This is But let me make sure. So Texas District 2, how is that drawn? Because it it matters more. Oh, absolutely. It's red. Okay. But okay, so it's a plus 12 Republican district. Okay. It's a red district. Yeah. Because my fear is, you know, we're getting excited, but the redistricting might have Okay, it didn't change the fact that it's a red district. That's massive. That's actually a a game changer right there. Yes, he's out. And Steve Tote is a is solid. Actually, from what I understand, I remember this guy's name attached with election integrity, some efforts to pass like anti- big tech laws. Hold on. Election integrity fraud. Yeah. Election fraud and new legislation of Yeah. Yeah. 2023. He was he passed he was pushing a lot of bills for election integrity. So that already tells me, you know, his his mind's in the right place. And he's officially primarring Dan Krenshaw. That's Texas. Congratulations. I I was starting to think Texas people were fake tough. You know, they do all this. Oh, we're from Texas. And then, you know, half of Houston is Indian. But this is some real work. I love it. Amazing work. You know, they're letting like Muslims build a specialized city for themselves on the outskirts of Dallas or something. What is that? Millennium City. Like, what do they call that place? Muslim city, Texas. Epic city. Yeah. Epic. weird name. What a weird name. Yeah, they better stop that. I mean, they they need to stop that. Like, but yeah, this this is good stuff for Texas, man. They they could have used some serious leadership. And I think Texas is one place that redistricted correctly because they didn't just draw districts to heavily favor Republicans. They drew a lot of Democrat districts to be more competitive. And I think that's a that's a good balance. Yeah, I I think that's a great balance. I mean, yeah, plus five Republican districts, but the bigger picture is I think a lot of the super blue ones have moved closer to being competitive, which is how it should be in a state like Texas. James Oh, Jasmine Crockett lost. Oh, man. So, she's out of Congress. She just lost. Oh, I guess they didn't want a strong black woman. Whoever decided to redraw Jasmine Crockett's seat and kick her out of it was a genius. Thank God for you. Like, wow. Amazing stuff. I love this. She's gone. She just lost massively. Have I seen all of the Muslim communities? If you mean, have I gone to the Muslim communities to see them? No. But I think you mean am I reading about them? Yeah. Constantly they're popping up all over the place and it's that's ridiculous. That's absolutely ridicul. Who the heck called for enclaves? Leave that to the British and French, man. They have these like neighborhoods they've surrendered to, I don't know, Bangladeshies and it's like that's the Bangladesh area. It's so funny that liberal Democrats across the world promote this idea that, you know, everyone's just going to be together. It's going to be multicultural. But the only thing that ends up happening is you just have enclaves. The Pakistanis live in one area. The Bangladeshies live here. The Indians live here. But specifically the Sykes, the Punjabs live over there. It's like how is I thought the the proposition for multiculturalism was like everyone's together. It's like look at my family. Look how we're all together and and my family go like I thought that I thought that was the proposition. But but I guess in Europe's case it's just you know a seneagalles neighborhood in France a congalles like okay eur Europe needs to do what Lee Konu did in Singapore. Singapore is a country with no native people technically right. You have the Chinese Singaporeans, the Malaysian Singaporeans, the Indian Singaporeans. And you know what that guy did? He said, "You guys are going to have to live together." He literally put quotas on public housing neighborhoods. You can't really do that in Texas, but you can restructure these communities. At least in Europe. Europe has way more power to do whatever they want in terms of enforcing social causes than the United States. We have a constitution that sets the plate. You know, you can't deviate from the routes. You're gonna have to run this route and get this ball to that exact pocket. That's it. That's the Constitution. At least Europe, like the government can just decide to ban hijabs and it doesn't violate any amendment right, you know, it doesn't violate the First Amendment. We can't do that. We can't ban the I I guess we could on the grounds of law enforcement. Sure. But Europe can just they can do that sort of thing. They can just decide to reorganize their ghettos to be more feasible to force some sort of assimilation like but they won't do that. So they have Muslim enclaves and it's happening in the United States. You have enclaves of different people. The Indians are building weird statues in Texas to to gods you and I have never heard of. You know, Waja Guru, some I don't know. It's not it. It's just not it. Did Al Green win? No. No. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. Hold up. Christian Meny, Democrat, of course, he's leading against Al Green. Ladies and gentlemen, do not don't get me excited. Don't tell me Al Green's about to lose. Oh, hold on. Hold on, baby. Hold on, baby. Hold on. I I am excited about this. I don't even care who this He might be worse, you know, like a younger Al Green. I will absolutely accept this. Is Brandon Herrera doing anything? I know he's in a race against Tony Gonzalez and he's not like like a great person. Oh wow, that's tight. So Al Green is Yeah, he's uh he's at 43%. Christian Manify is at 48. So what does that also go to the runoffs? Texas Supreme Court orders all votes cast in Dallas County to be separated. That's a Supreme Court that is doing something. Thousands of voters showed up at the wrong location. Yeah, if that was in California, they they they would never stop anything. They would never they would never. So, I'm assuming Okay, let me go. Brandon Herrera. Ah, yeah. That's horrible. 55% of the votes in and he's down five points. Yeah, Texas. Ah, but you guys do you did so well though with getting rid of of that dork Dan Krenshaw. Never I don't want to see him in Congress ever again. They extended voting in Dallas. Okay, so they're extending voting while separating the ballots from Dallas. That's smart. Someone says, "What's going on? Are we winning? Who's we? And in what way?" So, I guess the show is turning into covering a little bit of the election in Texas. If Sharia law was outlaw outlawed, what would Islamists do? It's technically already outlawed in the United States because it violates the Constitution. You can't have any law, you know. Oh, man. Republicans lost in a special election in Arkansas. Okay, whatever. Al Green is the missing link. You wanted to like Dan Krenshaw. I mean, I I thought he, you know, when he came through initially, I thought, okay, this guy has he's different. He's a Navy Seal. You know, he he might he might be different, but no, he went in and he was just the worst. Consistently on the wrong is side of side of every issue. Critic like I I just don't understand a guy like Dan Krenshaw. Obviously, he must be getting paid handsomely by lobbyist. Oh, Jasmine's going to start a podcast now. Oh, that's the problem, man. Someone like a Jasmine Crockett leaves Congress and instead of just fading into irrelevancy, they they have to start a podcast. You know, no one wanted to hear from Michelle Obama, but she went and started a podcast anyways. Like that's No one asked. No one said, "Oh man, you know what? I want I really want to hear what what Michelle Obama's saying. Well, I I wonder what she's thinking about all this." No one ever said that. Obama has one. She has one or he we peewee has one. We don't need new podcast. We need people who are like Jasmine Crockett to go back to begging the government for EBT stamps. That's all. We do not need Jasmine Crockett making YouTube videos. It's it's like the podcast market is saturated on the left. Especially Anderson Cooper is going to have a podcast. Uh that one guy that got kicked out, Jim Cooper, he has one. Like when are these people going to learn? like you're not that interesting. Your words, your opinions are really not that interesting to us. Crockett thinks everybody cares about her opinion. Unfortunately, there is she does have fans. She has like a group of like deranged liberal black women. That's right. You know those ones um that think she's like the second coming of Jesus. You know, she is dumb. She has not achieved anything in Congress. Because I understand the need to have a bombastic, you know, going to go at it member of Congress who is going to scream and, you know, verbally fight for the causes that their constituents care for. Totally understand that. But someone like Jasmine Crockett doesn't really know how to articulate herself. Like when Matt Gates was in Congress, you know, he was known as being bombastic and, you know, he'd speak his mind, but he was never, you know, just loud, obnoxious. He could articulate his vision in three minutes. you could understand. Jasmine Crockett just screams that there's a difference. And so I guess those black women interpret that as she's wow Harriet Tubman. Like that's that's the problem with her. So people do care what she's saying. They just don't, you know, care to analyze if she's saying anything reasonable or not. I want a Congress person who can articulate a a vision, who can scream and can also legislate because that is their job. I'm sure there have been plenty of opportunities for her to partner with Republicans to get things passed, but she has an obnoxious attitude and her colleagues wouldn't trust her. Like, why would you want to be around her? You know what she is? She's gonna tarnish your your reputation. So I She's just People like Jasmine Crockett ruin Congress. Oh, Salty Ginger says, "Did you notice that the last few Crockett interactions with with media, she wasn't talking with her fake ghetto accent?" Really? She doesn't have the intellect. No, she doesn't. She doesn't have the intellect. What What What was like a Republican version of Jasmine Crockett? You know, someone who just screamed, didn't really get that much done. Of course, you guys are probably say Marjorie Taylor Green. Well, she did get some things done. Um, can't think of a Republican equivalent of just a ghetto congresswoman or man who everybody hated, never got anything done cuz that person was just volatile. Like they couldn't couldn't be trusted with anything, you know? They were useless. I mean, most Democrats are useless, but you know, I've never seen Chuck Chuck Schumer, what y'all doing to like, you know, smacking his lips while he's eating like doing all that. Never seen that from Chuck Schumer. Nancy Pelosi would never do that. You know, Nancy is just busy doing her insider trading. She's not that ghetto. And I think Pelosi is a I mean, Pelosi is very high IQ. She knows what she's doing. She's smart. That's why she's rich. If Jasmine Crockett just went to Congress, shut her mouth, voted, and traded stocks to make millions, I'd respect it. I'd be like, you know what? Kind of respect. I guess Ilhan Omar is the other one. But Ilhan's a little bit better than Jasmine Crockett because at least Ilhan is pushing insider trading info to her husband or brother, whoever the husband of the day is, and she's making millions. She's profiting. At least Ilhan is like pushing legislation that funds Somali daycarees in Minnesota. At least Ilhan is like getting her people fraud money. Jasmine Crockett just screams and accomplishes nothing. She's drunk. True. John McCain. Mitch McConnell was I look Mitch won't like he's screwing us up right in his last years. But Mitch McConnell a real gangster. Okay, this guy came into the Senate. Obama was president and he said, "I'm not giving you a Supreme Court pick. I'm not letting Merrick Garland walk into the Supreme Court. I'm we're waiting this out. We're waiting to the election." I thought that was a gangster move from Mitch McConnell back in the day. And that got us Neil Gorsuch. Look, Mitch might be a wararmonger. Mitch might have done all the worst things ever, but childhood members when Obama wanted his Supreme Court pick and Mitch was like, "Nah." He was like a gangster with He was like, "Nah." And guess what? After the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburgg, the election was coming up, remember? And Mitch was like, "Ah, I changed my strategy. We're going to speedun this time." So, while Obama was about to leave and there was a Supreme Court vacancy, Mitch said, "No one touches that seat." And then, while Trump was about to leave and there was a Supreme Court vacancy, Mitch said, "We're touching that seat." And now we have a 6-3 majority. I think Mitch McConnell, in my opinion, one of the geniuses of the Senate. That's called compartmentalizing. You know, I can like what he did there, but you know, he's still a crook. So Mitch is a real gangster for that. Like I I remember, wow, you know, late 2016, the way he was moving, he was just like ruthless. It's back when his brain functioned, you know, and now Roie Wade is gone and less children are murdered as a result. So that's good. The Supreme Court overturned the Chevron deference doctrine. And now there's more freedom for businesses in the country and less regulations and a more powerful executive despite their ruling on tariffs. Mitch did his thing, you know. Mitch did his thing. Kentucky is Rhino country. Mitch McConnell, Ran Paul, and Massie. I don't think Massie and Ran Paul fit that same definition as Mitch McConnell. Uh Massie and Ran Paul are just too stupid to govern most of the times. like when they're saying we need to cut down the federal spending, the deficit's too high, we need to cut this. I agree. But then they'll vote with the Democrats because the Democrats don't like the Republican spending package. So, they give their votes to the Democrats, which gives them no leverage within their own party. It's perplexing. Um, but I I'd say they're like impractical hindrances to govern to governance. That's it. They're impractical hindrances. They they're just obstacles rather than like like election integrity. You know, they'll vote for that, but you know, they won't vote for any spending bill that reduces spending slightly, but not like, you know, massively. I'd say the true rhinos are guys like um I think Texas has the best delegation in Congress, but the true rhinos are guys like Dan Krenshaw who you know get voted in office, they have all these sweet campaign promises and then they go in and they're voting with Joe Biden half the time. Like that's that's my definition of like, you know, a betrayer. Barrett, Gorsuch, and Kavanaaugh fence it some. No, not Gorsuch. Gorsuch, apart from tariffs, is usually spot on. Amy Coney Barrett is a liberal. She's a feminist, but you know, she's like the typical conservative female in her 50s. You know, she's a liberal in many ways. You, you know, she grew up in an era, you know, where women were told to be boss babes. So now she thinks it's her job to go to Congress and tell Trump what to do or not Congress, the Supreme Court and tell her boss what to do. I just don't get it. You know, I believe in pure loyalty. If Trump appointed me to anything, whatever he tells me to do, I'm doing because I I don't I don't I don't believe in autonomy. I believe in a pure dictatorship and oh, individual judgment. No, whatever the president that put me in this position wants, that's what I'll do. I do get it. I get why. But, you know, she doesn't do it in like reasonable moments. You know, she doesn't rule against Trump reasonably. She just does it, I feel like, out of spite. Like, like, I'm going to show him that that he doesn't control me. It's like, what are you doing? Like, vote with Trump. Like, that's what I feel like she's doing. I'll show him that he doesn't control me even though he appointed me to this position. What are you doing? If Trump put me in the Supreme Court, I'm pulling up with Clarence Thomas. I'm copying his notes. I'm taking his homework. I'm letting Clarence Thomas write all the opinions and I'm just Actually, that's what I was going to write. George, write the the majority opinion. I'm going to Clarence Thomas's house. Hey, man. Look, they told me to write this majority opinion, but I'm just saying like I don't know what I'm doing. and just, you know, hey, could you help me with this first line, second line, third line? He's writing the whole thing without realizing it. It's so easy to be a Supreme Court justice. What would Clarence Thomas do? That's the question you have to ask. How would Clarence Thomas rule on? How would how would Samuel Alo rule on this? What would he say about this? That's all you have to do. It's never been easier to be a Supreme Court justice. It's never been easier to be a world leader. Look at look at Emanuel Mcronone and Cure Starmer. These women running the Europe European Union and and Europe. These wh these chicks with ovaries like no testosterone, no aggression. If I was Mcronone and I was running like Republic France, you know what I would do? I would just copy notes. What is Trump doing for his people? All right, let's just change Americans to French. Okay. So, whatever Trump does for Americans, I will do for the for the French. Like Mcronone doesn't think like that. The Australian leader, he doesn't like just copy Trump's notes. Oh, Trump. Wow. Trump just put tariffs on China. Boom. Me, too. Like, just do what he's doing. It's so easy. Just copy his notes. Copy his answers. But no. Oh, we we are here up. We need to be independent. Okay, bro. If you get nuked tomorrow, who's coming to save you? You You Is Europe is Europe really that united? You know, if France got attacked, who are they calling? They're not calling their next door neighbors. Hey, Spain, you know, hey, man, we got hit. Hey, Portugal, we got hit. Hey, Germany, pull up, man. We need you. No, they're calling Uncle Sam. because Uncle Sam probably has a I don't know 50 other bases. Like come on. So just do what Uncle Sam does. Don't complicate government. Okay? Just copy copy Uncle Sam. So easy. If I'm a member of Congress, there aren't really that many good examples in Congress, but you know, Congress is so, you know, I can't stand when Trump blows up a foreign country. And instead I I totally understand why someone would be like, "We shouldn't blow them up." I get that point. So when these members of Congress say, "We shouldn't blow them up." Okay, you could say that that's criticism. You are you are giving your opinion. You are criticizing. But the moment they say he didn't even ask for congressional approval. Congressional congressional approval. Like that's that's why you think it's wrong. He didn't he didn't call Ilhan Omar. Yo Ilhan, you think I should blow up Iran? He didn't he didn't ask AOC for permission to take Madur. Like imagine Trump calling Ilhan Omar AOC Rashidita Talib. Hello. Hello AOC. Ilhan, how are you? How many billions and billions have you stolen today? Can I take Madura? Pretty please. Pretty please. Like imagine that. The president calling these bimbos asking for permission. Nah, man. That that's a wicked system. So, the Congress of old decided that the president could act unilaterally if he had like a pretext, you know? So, we're always attacking before they attack us. We've been prosecuting orders for like 80 years without needing a declaration from Congress because Congress back then realized Congress is slow, which was true. Congress has always been slow. We don't need Ohan's permission to bomb Somalia. Like, come on. Because you know what Congress would be voting on? They would say, "Okay, resolution to bomb Somalia." Half the Republicans would be like, "Yes." Half the THE DEMOCRATS, "YES." You know, because same donors, you know, Lockheed, Martin, Boeing. Understandable. The other half would be like, "No, we shouldn't bomb Somalia cuz they're sovereign country and we can't invade their airspace. We need a an amendment to the resolution, please." that says, "Okay, we need to seek permission from the go." No, just blow them up, man. Take their oil if they have any. What? What are you doing? How are we supposed to have oil if we can't just take it? Oh, the oil belongs to belongs to who? If you don't have guns to protect it, I'm sorry. It's our oil now. Venezuela. Our oil. Your oil. My choice. Our choice. that that this is this is this is the problem with asking Congress for permission. They are slow. It's like a super bureaucratic process. The worst you've ever seen. They get nothing done. Said, "No, don't ask Congress for permission. Criticize things on merit. Should we blow up Iran? Should we blow up Venezuela? Should we blow up, I don't know, Cuba next? Should we blow up Should we do it? Maybe we should, maybe we shouldn't. Like, do all that. But don't you dare say it's bad cuz Congress Cong Congress has been funding Somali for like 10 years straight. Like all the Somali daycarees is money Congress appropriated. Congress is the reason we can't have voter ID in elections nationally. They're the reason we have illegals on the voter roles because Congress won't act. Congress is why we are 39 or almost 40 trillion in debt. It's Congress. It's their fault. They wrote all the bills. Continuing resolution. Okay. Continue to spend money. That's what you should call it. resolution to continue to continue what? Okay. Insane deficit spending. Congress is why we can't have nice things. Congress is why the administrative state grew absolutely out of nowhere because Congress refused to regulate when necessary and so they just seated the authority to these agencies. A man screw Congress. Why is the UK always called the colonizers? Spain was pretty hyperactive back in the day as well. Well, I think the UK, the British colonization was the greatest thing that ever happened to the world. And the reason is as follows. The Brits went places and said, "Where's the cigar?" Or that thing they used to smoke, the weird bag pipe thing. What is it called? Bag pipe. Is that what it's called? I don't know. They with their teeth that need a dentist. It's not civilized. Let's bring civilization to Zimbabwe. They take it and they civilize it. That's what the British did and now they can be our equals. That's what the British thought, you know, British colonization was like, we can work with them. Like, you know, let's work together and build together. The Spanish were like, "You guys are inferior." They pulled up to Mexico and it was like midgets, those Mayans, like 52 midgets, and they were like, "No good, no bueno. No good." And you know what they did? They banged all the women. Changed the genetic makeup. Makeup. Makeup. Ma makeup. Make makeup. What? Women wear makeup. Yeah. The genetic pool of those people. Created an entirely different group of people. Mystos, mulattoos. They took all the blacks from Haiti and said, "We're impregnating all of you." And created the Dominican Republic. And so now if you're a Mexican hating on Spain, you're hating your own people. Like low-key a little just a little bit better than what the British did because the British were like, "Wow, they'll like us cuz we partner with them, share our technologies." But no, it it doesn't work. The French thought the same thing. You know, they'll like us. The Spanish, Portuguese, they went in and said, "They're never going to like us unless they look like us, unless they have our DNA in them." So that's why Brazil looks the way it does. You know, the British, they just look, the the Spanish were like, "You guys aren't as superior as us, so you're all going to have our babies." And then the children you have, you can't hate us. Can't hate your your child's dad. You know, you can't hate him forever. Your child can't hate his ancestry. He's Spanish now. That's what they did. They did that in the Spanish. They did that everywhere they went. The Portuguese as well. But the British and the the French, they had this view that, you know, their colonized subjects wouldn't hate them if they just partnered. And now look, you know, when people think of colonization, they think of the British Empire, even though Spain arguably had the same level of territorial control across the world. It's just one of those things. It's one of those things. That's why they talk about British colonization. But objectively speaking, British colonization was the greatest because it brought language. You know, the Spanish I mean I mean, yeah, but we don't speak Spanish, so I don't care if Spain brought language, too. It's like, come on, you know? And the mystizos have to defend Papa. Yeah, they have to. Every most Mexicans, most Latin Americans are I don't know 30% at least. Argentina is basically Italy. you know, Italy, Germany, all these countries put together and they all speak Spanish. So that that's kind of how that works. Um, in India, they still use the British buildings. Oh gosh. To poop in. Oh gosh. Ah, India. India. I blame white people for India being what it is. Cuz as far as I understand, Indians started worshiping cows cuz some like nomadic Caucasian group showed up and had a reverence for cows or something cuz you know they used it was an industry and then the Indians were like, "Oh my gosh, these cows are awesome." Sort of bowing to them like I don't know maybe that's how that went. Um, New England is getting invaded. Well, Old England is getting invaded. So, I guess New England is taking after Old England. Um, I Hey, wonder British people just going to have enough of that and be like, "All right." Cuz it's a little bit different for the United States, you know? It's a little bit different because this country technically wasn't founded on a singular ethnicity, right? The white Anglo-Saxon Protestants that settled Jamestown were the first ethnicity and then other ones showed up. They like they just started showing up, you know, started creating different settlements. New Amsterdam, now New York. these different people, the Germans, the Scandinavians, like everyone started showing up. So by 1776, you know, yeah, the majority of founders would have been, you know, of British descent, but you also had Dutch ones. You had um ones from Spain, I'm sure you had ones from different areas. So different areas of Europe. So, you know, it wasn't like how Germany is, where Germans lived or Poland is, where Poles live. It was like a place where multiple ethnicities lived. And so, it wasn't founded on an ethnicity, so it had to be founded on something else. Principles. We all agree that all men are created equal. Okay, that's our that's that's how we're going to unite. we agree on the same system of government, the same laws, the same rights for everybody. Okay, cool. Then over time, um, more people came in and even today, it's still easier for the United States. Even though we technically have more than anywhere else, it's just different because, you know, I shouldn't say it's like um like a blob of people, but it kind of is like everyone just kind of fits somewhere and the moral center is like Christianity and everyone tries to fit in. Now the new problem is you got Muslims, Hindus, and they're doing different things. And now there's like enclaves getting created. But in Europe, the English was for the Anglo-Saxons or England was for the Anglo-Saxons. Scotland was for the Scottish. Ireland was for the Irish. But now Ireland has Bangladeshies in there. And the Irish are like, "Hold on a second. What is this arrangement? The Irish have owned Ireland for thousands of years and now this guy from Mumbai is Irish. So that's confusing for them. They don't That's why that's why I'm like, "Hey, Europe man, lock in." Like when are you guys going to get serious? They harbor red coats. Dan Krenshaw was our Jasmine Crockett. Even Krenshaw couldn't have been that bad. Wow. I'm Hispanic, not Mexican. Are Okay, I guess Mexican's the nationality. Okay. Whatever happened with the boat from Florida caught off Cuba. Okay. What's happening with that? Marco Rubio said there's an investigation to get to the bottom of it. I don't know. I'm not sure if that happened that way. I don't think I'm I'm not sure they were Americans. I think it was like I don't know, maybe Cubans that just happened to be on a Florida speed. I'm not sure yet. I haven't gotten to that conclusion. But the fact that we're still negotiating with the Cuban regime tells me uh might not be what we thought, which was like an act of war. Oh man, I thought I was going to be sick. Someone said, "What's happening?" Okay, so we have people joining way later. Yeah. So earlier we talked about President Trump basically using the Iran situation to take over the the global maritime insurance industry. Whatever happened. Okay, answered that already. Still don't trust Rubio to be our president. I want to I'm actually kind of curious. I'm starting to think Marco Rubio is going to be the Republican nominee. I because I I don't know. It seems like that's kind of where things are going. I don't know if anyone else is getting that inclination. Uh, of course, JD Vance is the vice president, so it's absolutely reasonable to think of it that way. But like I want I want every person in the chat to type who they think is going to be the nominee between Rubio and Vance. It's really only those two. I don't want to see no um no one else. Um, am I still trying to sell that 52? Wait, guys. I'm 5'2. What are you guys talking? I'm f 5'2. Come on. What? You You think I'm lying? I'm 5 foot. Come on, guys. I'm 5'2. 52 and a half. Give me the half. Okay. I see a lot of Rubio's in Vance, but probably like a 60 40 60% Vance. Oh. It's a lot higher than 60. Okay. We fight other countries wars while the largest invasion in world history happened here. This is true. Vance, Vance, Rubio. Okay. I'd say it's like a Yeah. 6040. 60% Vance, 40% Rubio. But now it's looking a lot like 50/50. Someone said Trump Rubio. Trump's not running for fourth term, you know, four fourth third term. It's not happening. He does that to troll and to kind of take attention away from, you know, Rubio or Vance, you know, just take because, you know, if the Democrats know that this is the hair apparent, then, you know, they're going to go at that person times 10. It's like a, you know, throw the Democrats off, get them angry about Trump and just while quietly building um serious firepower for Vance Rubio. Uh George is Kuwait paying us for the jets they shot down. Yeah. So, three F-15s or F-15 E or whichever variant got shot down and it was done by Kuwait like one guy. I I think it was one guy. I think they said it was like one Kuwait fighter pilot and they said it was friendly fire. I'm I don't know, man. I I don't know if I believe that because how do you shoot down I like would it be Iranian jets in Kuwaiti airspace? You know, because I don't imagine Iran Iran's jets could go that far. Like I don't think Iran, you know, would go into any other country's airspace without getting detected by US radar and those countries radar. So Iran hasn't used any of the I don't know, maybe five jets they own. I don't know how many jets they have, but I don't really buy that story. I don't know how you shoot down like I assume these pilots their communications aren't siloed, so they have to talk to our defense from the countries our space they're in. So if they're in Kuwait's airspace, also Kuwait is a vassal state of the United States. It's like another one of our, you know, a country we gained independence for and now we own and control. technically not technically like indirectly own and control. So how how come they don't know where they are? And I don't know. I I just don't see how that's a mistake. I don't see how that can be a mistake. Someone says 61. I've seen pictures. George, you need to pick up where Charlie left left off and do the college campuses. Who told you I have the kind of patience to debate dorks that Charlie Kirk did? No, I'm a very argumentative person and I get impatient and I don't know how to listen to someone who is wrong. Like if they're wrong about simple facts, I get irritated. And you think I can? No. Charlie Kirk did something truly transformational. um his legacy will live on. Yeah. I I I don't think there's a person that has the patience to because you have to have grace. I will start insulting people. I don't have I don't No, I'm bombastic. You know, look at these live streams. They're chaotic. They're all over the I don't want to be in a debate having to listen to a college student who's never done anything in their life of significance and we argue about capitalism versus socialism. I'm just going to insult you if you think socialism has worked. I'm not going to debate. I'm going to insult you. That's the difference. But I'm not even going to swear. I don't swear in real life. I don't, you know, I don't swear. I will just call you dumb. And the R word. That's all I'll say about I don't know if I can sit there and be like, you know what, Dean? Uh, what was your rebuttal to that? Huh? Let me listen to what you have to say. That's hard. It's hard. It's hard to listen. It's hard. So, Charlie K Charlie did something that no one else I think can do. You know, speaking to college students for that long must have been exhausting and he did it anyway. George, who do you think is responsible for Charlie's death? I certainly don't think Egyptian planes and trap doors. Um, I know there's the skepticism coming out of the official vict um official um suspect Tyler Rob Robinson. I tend to believe that he did that. Uh it makes perfect sense. A deranged Reddit kid who thought he was taking out Hitler because that's who the media portrayed Charlie Kirk as. I I I think I mean he's facing the death penalty. Uh the judge has allowed the prosecutors to pursue that and the burden of proof is on the prosecution. So we don't have to guess who did it. We can wait for the legal system to go through and accomplish what it needs to accomplish. I'm not, you know, people on the internet who spent months saying everyone else but that kid did it. People said Israel, Netanyahu, who was close with knew Charlie Kirk apparently did it. Apparently, that's what the Jews talk about when they say low IQ anti-semitism because what do you mean? Charlie Kirk Charlie Kirk up until the day he died was a Zionist. And you mean to tell me you think Israel killed them? Oh my gosh. So, there's people that say that and they were wrong. Candace Owens said uh Egyptian military planes landed in Utah at I think she said 9 a.m. Utah standard time, which is not a real real time. It was universal standard time as far as I understand. So it wasn't and it wasn't any trap doors. Um there was no laser from outer space. It was very obvious that Charlie Kirk's team did not use surveillance drones to identify the various vulnerabilities like a roof directly in front because nothing like that, you know, was thought to be a possibility. So they thought it was just a normal day at a campus and that happened. And now half the internet you go on TikTok and it's like people on the left, right, middle constantly attacking Erica Kirk. Like first of all, they were mad that she grieved her husband and then now they're mad that she's not constantly crying every second. I don't understand these people, man. I don't understand. I I just I refuse I refuse to get it. I refuse to go down that people are saying I'm 6'2. If Candace Owens is grieving like Humble Pie says there, this is the worst kind of grieving ever. Like if you're grieving your friend and like you're doing a series on his wife, what kind of friend is that? I don't know. Um, but her entire channel is is undeniably just about Charlie Kirk. And what happens when there is or if there is a conviction of Tyler Robinson? Does she say, "You know what? The the feds are right. I get it. We're skeptical of the FBI. I get it. They're they lie all the time." Sure. And it's an it's an institutional problem and it can't be fixed just by politics that you need to like do way more and it takes a long time for federal and state or local law enforcement of any kind to gain credibility. Totally understand that. But like some things just make sense. Um, what do I think about what Megan Kelly said about the fallen soldiers? I didn't I I don't watch Megan Kelly, so I don't know what she said. Um, did she say anything? Well, I guess I I'd have to watch the video. Oh my gosh. George's height is what the axis of the world spins on. Everyone knows that, guys. I'm a I'm a Like, are you guys trying to get me to cope about the height? I'm five two and a half. Give me the half. I'm not I'm not 5 foot. I'm 5 foot two and a half. Okay. Um 55. Oh gosh. What about the old lady still missing? Nancy Guthrie, right? I have not. At first I was confused. I'm like, is this just some random lady that got miss, you know, got caught up and now she's on my feed every two seconds? Um, but then no, it turns out her daughter, you know, Savannah Guthrie, that's who uh her mother is. So I was, okay, that's why she's all over the news. They haven't found her. Come on, man. Hey, they haven't found her. Like, how hard is it to find her? We can find the Ayatollah on his bed in Tyrron. We could find this lady, man. We We could find her. Come on. Like, Palunteer hasn't had like some They haven't created some software that can just like I I don't know, man. How is this still a thing? And they're demanding Bitcoin. And there was a there was a storyline that her daughter's husband, you know, might have been the person to feed the kidnappers information. No sign of Nancy Guthrie. I really hope she's alive, but it is crazy what what we're hearing. I don't know with I I just feel like these things were like what you'd watch on the Lifetime channel. I remember Oh man, this is ah these I used to watch the Lifetime channel. Was it Lifetime? Hold on. I need to if I know their if I see their logo, I would know. Uh channel. No, I don't think it was Lifetime, but it was like they did a lot of um a lot of like murder things like this kid went missing 50 years ago, like that sort of thing. Um like these mysteries, man, I used to get so scared like they Oh, man. like those kinds uh I think it was Lifetime be like some girl uh goes back I don't know if they were I think they were I thought they were real when I was a child. I thought man that's real like she'd go back to her hometown and like her childhood best friend is like a bad guy now and he like kidnaps her. They go to the woods like that's kind of Hallmark. No, it wasn't Hallmark. Hallmark does the familyfriendly stuff. Yeah. No. IE. Yes. IE. Yes. Yes. IE. IE. Yes. Yes. That that was one of the channels. I don't think it was just one. I think I think I was that those scared me, man. I like I could not go to sleep cuz I just I just imagine, you know, getting kidnapped. But no one was trying to kidnap me, man. What am I I'm not I'm not going to be useful to a kidnapper, you know. H Oh, the Police Channel, too. The cop chases in the middle of the night. They follow the cops around. Were those real? Because they would, man, they had some weird weird encounters with people. George being serious and we're debating his height in chat. This is this is what I was talking about yesterday. Feels like you people that's how I'm going to address you. You people you guys are distract the guys in the chat are so distracted man. It's ah it's it hurts my brain. One guy says George how tall are you? I correctly say I'm 5'2. I'm a And now I'm I'm a leprechaun. What's wrong with being a leprechaun? And now it's like a like a national topic. Lifetime did tons of movies about crimes. Yeah, they those movies scared me. Every movie. Oh man, that's that's why I don't want to live in in the woods. I don't want to live in in the woods. I like the city for that re. I think that was programming, you know. It made me hate nature. I thought the woods was where you go and you don't come out. So now I just I perceive the forest, the wildlife, the wilderness as a place to ignore, to avoid. Yeah. When when did being a become a crime? Make George tall again. Yeah, make George tall again. Not that I ever was. Um, but yeah, I'm a I'm a Um, show us the pic of you and Charlie Kirk. Well, it is on the channel. No, but in that I was wearing heels and you could Well, I I tried to I was wearing Let me show you the shoes I wore. This is how This is how you know I'm I'm Look, I'm a I'm telling you guys, man. You guys are Look, look at the Man, that's like 4 in. So, I don't know. I don't know what what the denialism is on this channel. Like I say something and no one wants to agree that I'm a There was one where a young girl was kept underground but gained his trust and got hold of his phone. Yeah, those movies aren't real. Um, that's how white women have a false sense of security when like they'll walk around the hood like like there aren't bad people out there because some movie was like if he grabs you, turn his arm around and then like don't take I'm not sending if I have a daughter, she's she's not taking self-defense classes. She's taking classes on neighborhoods and streets to avoid. Okay. Oh, take his arm. Like, what do you mean? Oh, you got kidnapped, then you gained his trust and took his phone. That's fake. Not real. That's That's what the movies are doing to people. It's like, take his arm, twist it, and then No, I I I live in pure paranoia, okay? No one is to be trusted, especially if you look like you're not to be trusted. You know, if you look like you got four felonies on you, if you speak Ebonics and you're 50 years old, you know, ah I don't know, man. Ah, you you might do something, you know, I clutch my uh my wallet like oh, you know, just hold it a little bit tighter, walk across the street to ensure safety. No, no, I don't I don't do that. I don't go outside the house, so it helps. No, the story was true. That can't be real. Uh, girl gains guy's trust and takes his phone kidnap. Nah, it's not trust. Not real. It didn't automatically populate. Yeah. You know, men understand security, right? Men understand threats. That's the male brain. Identify threats. Women, they go jogging in in like the hood. It's like, what are you doing? Like, you women need to lock in. Understand the world is dangerous. And then when the husband's like, "Hey, uh, hey honey, I I don't think you should go that direction. You're so controlling." Yeah. Okay. Yeah. You Yeah. Great. Here you go in the hood where all the Tyron are in the middle of the day sitting on the block. No jobs cuz they because they hate jobs, you know? They hate jobs. and you're walking running because it's oh man I just don't get it you know do I have siblings yes I have a lot of siblings you know my my parents got busy okay five and I'm the last one so that's why I run my mouth the way I do because you Look, my brothers are going to come after you. You know, it's going to be we're going to jump you. No. Everyone in my family is a law-abiding citizen. Um, what if we like the Tyron? Um, is that a woman saying that? Uh, mods. Uh, timer out. Uh, you shouldn't like anyone in the in in Oblak Chicago. Uh, surnamed Tyrone. No, surname's the last name. Um, fornamed Tyrone. Uh, you shouldn't. I think that's that's that's how you get caught up. Uh, run for Congress. Um, I'm not running for Congress, guys. What What is this upset? What do you think I'm gonna do? Like, I'm going to register to run for Congress, right? I'm going to launch a campaign with what money? Oh. Oh, yeah. And then when all the women are like, "Uh, you don't have any women in your life. We can't vote for you. What am I supposed to do? Buy a wife? Buy what? What do I do to appeal to half of the You don't You don't have a wife. I can't vote for you. You don't know what it's like. You don't understand like how women are their experience. Uh we're not going to vote. What am I going to do? I'm I'm going to go to China. Go to that. I'm going to go to Amsterdam's red district and I'm going to pay a girlfriend. I'm gonna pay a wife and be like, "Yes, I have one now." So now I get the female vote. What do you guys think this through? Run for Congress. Yeah, George. Um, you're in your early 20s. Do nothing else. Run for Congress and place fifth because no one knows you in the city, in the district. place fifth because your opponent is probably funded by some of the most powerful companies in the country. You know, just run. Come on, guys. It's not how that works. Just don't let her vote. Okay. Well, keep going to the gym. I haven't been to the gym. I I'll be honest, man. I getting fat. No, I'm actually losing weight because I'm No, but I haven't been to the gym in like three months. You know what's keeping me afloat is like the melanin jeans. You know, the fast twitch power muscles. The genetics are keeping me up there. I should have a gut, but we're still straight, baby. Crunch lost. Hallelujah. Amazing stuff. Don't underestimate the people. I will underestimate the people. Um the people will put me in fifth position. Okay, that that's what's going going to happen. Start with a city council and then that's how it starts. Next thing you know, did Trump have to Okay, nobody told Trump run for city council. Trump became a billionaire. Then he got bored at 70. He was like, "You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna run." See, how about that? Like, how about George, you know, become a competent person, contribute to society, build your businesses as you are doing, and then one day if God says do it, run. You know, maybe that's that's like a better plan. I can't run for Cong. Like, what am I doing? go to DC and waste my prime years, my physical prime. Ah, getting hassled by reporters cuz I said something cuz I went and told them the 2035 election was rigged. No, let let let's not do that. Let's not go to 2036 and we're still doing like election fraud. Let's do voter ID by then, please. Okay. George Crockett. Okay, you guys are crazy. Trump forces others to proper action by his forwardthinking maneuvers. Yeah, look at France. France isn't surrendering for once. They're apparently bolstering their defense, which is all Trump has wanted. I think people have the impression that Trump Trump is like a hawk. He can be a hawk about peace like he is in Ukraine. You know, he he's like calling Zillinsky names like get the job done, insulting him, saying he's disappointed in Putin because they're not ending the war. But he's a hawk. If it comes to drug boats and, you know, dictators, it's like his thing to take them out now, right? So his bulldozer mentality uh to get get the long-standing objectives of the US foreign policy apparatus is working. Eventually the goal is to get out of the Middle East. I don't think Trump wants to stay there. I think he wants to get out, hand security over to the Gulf partners, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Israel, and Turkey I to a certain extent, and then leave. And then he wants to focus on the Indo-acific where increasing global trade is happening and also in the Western Hemisphere. So, and there Europe is still there. But if you read the Trump administration's national security priorities, it it aligns with everything on the Middle East. They said this is going to become an increasingly less important region while the Western Hemisphere becomes more important and the Indo-acific is the second most important because we need to counter China. We need to keep the shipping lanes free because if China becomes the police, the police force in those waters, they start to impose tolls. That that's billions of dollars. So, so why are the starship enterprises and toilet paper this? Okay, I this is what I this is what I mean by you guys are distracted. You know, I finish the point, then I look at the chat. Someone's talking about toilet paper. Like, ah, this channel, man. Wow. Wow. Wow. You can be the next Gutfeld on Fox. Okay. Yeah. Let me go apply to Fox News and then Rupert Murdoch is going to look at the channel. He's going to be like, "hm, I agree with that one comment that said that." And then they're going to fire Gutfeld, right? The guy getting like the most views. And then I can just like replace him while he pisses off to vacation with Jessica Tarof. Let's do that. Someone said again last night again. Look, it just it's it's just that it keeps happening. This is going to be a longer stream. So, if you guys have to go somewhere, I will be, you know, yapping on for a little bit. What questions need to be answered uh politically? Um because I do there are things I want to talk about. Also, I need to feed the Facebook people. Um we have a Facebook now and it's growing. Okay, it's growing. I don't run it. Some some like some high IQ nerd uh picks out the clips and they post them. So, we need to feed the Facebook. That's why we're here. Okay, this is the problem. Now, I'm asking, hey, you know, are there any are there any things you guys want to talk about? And someone's talking about the leprechaun comments. No, I mean serious political stuff. Jenny has work tomorrow. Everyone wish Jenny work a great work day tomorrow. Where's Lou Valentino? Is Lou Valentino in here? Lou Lou Valentino is in here. Lou, hit the like button, man. And I know you're you're you hate supporting the channel. You never hit the like but hype the video up, man. Lou, hype the video up. Do I agree on a mohawk? Okay, this is the problem. We're now doing that thing. Lou just posted a video on Jasmine Crockett. Lou, how's that video doing? I love Jasmine Crockett losing. Ah, this is so amazing. This is amazing. Jasmine Crockett losing is the greatest news this country has gotten in a long time. It's a rejection of ghetto politics. Ebonics politics. Ebonetics. Come on y'all. Vote for me. Y'all look, we're good. We're voting for We're not voting for James Tarico. I'm saying we're like voting for people who aren't you. James Torico needs to be defeated. That guy is like I I wish Jasmine Crockett won because she's easier to beat because she's just a lunatic. James Terico is truly dangerous. That guy talks and it sounds good, you know? It's like a fox in a hen house, you know. He uh what's the um what's the bi wolf in sheep's clothing. That's the Bible reference I would use for him. He is a wolf in sheep's clothing. He comes he's like I'm a I he says he's a pastor. Uh but if you look at who he follows on social media, it's like only fans models models. uh sex workers. He follows them. That's this guy's a perve, but he's running and yeah, tax Republicans need to make sure he doesn't he gets gets nowhere near he's like Bado A oric but worse. Terarico did win. Yes. In the Democrat primary. So, he will face one of uh Paxton or John Cornin. Cornin and Paxton are headed to a runoff. I think Trump should do an endorsement in that race. Paxton will absorb the votes from Paxton will absorbs absorb um Wesley Hunt's votes. Wesley Hunt, man. Wow. He got third place. Distant third. So hopefully that's how that works. What do you think should be the next or who do I think should be the next governor of Arizona? Well, it's Andy Biggs. Andy Biggs is the only option at this point because he has been a consistent fighter in Congress. And yeah, that I think Andy Biggs would be amazing. Guys, I'm thinking of moving out of Colorado, but every time I try to like think about it, like make it come to reality. I just I don't like anywhere else, you know? It's like um like a lovehate relationship with this communist state. Where should I move to? This is a critical question. Don't give me no small towns in Texas just cuz you're there. What are we going to do? Oh yeah, let me move to I don't know McAllen, Texas cuz some random person in the chat. No, serious places actually. You know, give give me some real advice. Okay, people are just going to say the states they're close they're closest to. Melissa, where are you from? Florida. Where should I move? Florida. Okay. Well, Florida is probably not for me. I don't I don't know about all that humidity. Um I've never liked that kind of humidity. So, um Okay, this is Someone said Seattle. Okay, you guys aren't serious. You're not serious. Seattle. Oh, yeah. Let me let me let me go be in the middle of all these ICE protest. But yeah, let let me go to Seattle where their mayor is like worse than Zoron Mdani. Yeah, let me go to Portland. Screw Seattle. Let's just go to Portland. Oh, Minnesota. Okay. Again, like you're just saying where you're at. You're just saying where you're at. I don't I don't understand. You're not even thinking about what's good for me. You're just saying tennessee is interesting, but I ah it's a Arizona I die half the year, you know, it's like 130 degrees. I I don't know about all that. I don't know. New Mexico. Yeah. Go to New Mexico, George. Wow. Just Albuquerque, man. Santa Fe, just go to New Mexico and live there. Oh my gosh. Oh, I should never have asked. Wow, you guys are going to lead me to New Mexico. George, move to Arkansas. Okay. Well, what am I going to do in Arkansas? Uh, go to Walmart because that's their headquarters. Yeah, Walmart. Uh, what what else do what do we do do in Arkansas? Okay. Vote for the Huckabe family, right? The 50th Huckabe to run for governor. you know, Mike Huckabe, Sarah Huckabe, just Huckabe's. And then where else? Where else are people saying? Uh, Boise, Idaho. Oh gosh. Oh gosh. Not a bad place. That That's not the worst option, but isn't Boise like five people? No, it's probably like 300,000 people. Yeah. I don't know if I can do that. I need like a million liberals to live around me. You know, I I like the the liberal aesthetic of a city, but not the liberals themselves. Like, you know, I I want a city that's walkable, but I don't want the people that that vote for that kind of thing. You know, you know, I want the policies. That's what liberals do when they move to red states. You know, it's like I want I want to raise my family in a safe neighborhood, but I don't want to vote for the kind of people that do that. You know, I don't want to vote for Ken Paxton to enforce the law. I want to vote for like some black guy so Texas can have the first black attorney general. Like, maybe that's what I may I'm a hypocrite in that way. I want to live in a blue metropolitan area that's walkable with public parks, but I don't want to live around liberals that vote for that thing. Like people that think, "Oh, we we need public transport." But I do want a city that's like, you know, that's it. That is actually how that works. Salt Lake City. Okay. Yeah. Let me go out there with the Mormons. You know, we can we'll go on Mormon mission trips and uh teach. Yeah, let's go to Utah doesn't feel like a real place. There's a place in the country and it's all like Mormons and the black people are Mormon. What What is What is that about? Yeah. Burgess or Burgess Owens in Congress? That guy's a Mormon and he's black. I thought Mormons thought like black people. I don't know. It said Their books said said it, not me. Their books were saying other things than this, but I'm not moving to Salt Lake City. Oh man, I I need to go to a plate. Don't say Vegas. Someone said Vegas. No, no, no. Phoenix. Yeah. Go live near Ben Carson, Greenland. Okay, you guys have given up. You're not even suggesting real places anymore. Go to Go to Go to Kuck or whatever the Nook Nook Greenland. Go there, George. You're going to love it. Prescott again. You're just saying Yeah. Hey, Big Chaws. You're just saying where you're at. You're not thinking of the betterment of my life. Okay. What do I do in Prescott, Arizona? Okay. Prescott, Arizona. Okay. So, it's like Scottdale or Phoenix. Oh, damn. That's a good picture. It's beautiful stuff. Scottsdale. Hey, look at this. What? What? How does that happen? Okay, that's nice. Wow. I get to look at these rocks every morning when I wake up. Arizona does have elite landscape. It is really just nice. Okay. Montana. Montana. You guys You guys are just saying places you're at. This is not fair. Go to George. Move to Billings. Okay. What do you do in Billings? Yeah, we look at the refineries off the off the road. That's our skyline. Okay. What about like parks? We don't have parks. The whole place is a park. Everywhere you go is a park. You stop by the side of the road and they think you're about to go hunting because everywhere is like hunting grounds. All right. Yeah. Let let's let let's go to let me just go to Helena, Montana, and go live. Let me go. Screw Montana. Let's go to Bismar, North Dakota, and live there. I told you guys I want the aesthetics of a blue metropolitan area without living in one. Is there a red state with a blue city that is run by Republic? Well, not a blue, not a blue city run by a city that's massive but run by Republicans. That's the question. Move to Alabama. Okay. Come on, George. Come on, George. Move to Alabama, man. Move to Alabama, man. Montgomery. Just come live in Montgomery, Alabama. Birmingham, Alabama. Come on, George. Okay, look. I love people in the south. I love I love people in the south, but I think I want I want a place with like mean people. Think mean people, you know, people that I don't think I've ever heard a southern I've never heard someone in the south say I've just never heard it. I've never heard like, you know, I've never heard it. You know, the worst thing the South has ever said was, "Hey boy, that's it. That's it. That's it." And then slavery ended. They gave it up. Now the South is nothing mean. It's just, you know, everyone's happy happy all the time. So, no, I I can't move to Alabama. Chicago. Okay. Now, that's a little too much. A little too much. South Carolina, Las Vegas. Okay, I told you it's too hot. I'm just going to stay in Colorado. That That's the conclusion. We're just going to stay here. We're staying here. We'll We'll tolerate. We'll to see Branson, Missouri. Never heard of that. Okay. Yeah. Top five cities. Branson, Missouri. Ah, this country is too big, man. Can we just like like can we like re like reduce it, you know? I want to go to Chicago in the morning and have lunch in Miami, you know, and get a hotel in in in in LA, sleep there, and be on my way to New York in the morning. But no, you got to get a plane. Uric says, "Kill Germany. Come to Deutsland. Come to Germany. We will we will love you in Germany. Come on. Come to Germany. You go to Frankfurt. You go to Bremen. Hamburg. I'm not going to Germany, guys. I think the only parts of Europe I need to see before I die is like Munich, London, Paris, and that's about it. I don't know where I I don't I don't have any other I want to move to Prescott. I live in uh there's that word saskashan sash saskash saskatch we did it. Is this like a troll? Are you doing this on purpose? Sa Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Sask Sask Saskatchewan. Oh, Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Wait, wait, wait. Saskatchewan. Wait, do we do it? Do we do it? Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Oh, Saskatchewan. I think I just did it. Wow, that stupid Canadian province. We got it. Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. All right, ladies and gentlemen. I do need to end this a long show tonight. Um, catching up on your stream here in Texas. Thank you for calling at Tal Terico. He's teaching heresy. Yes, actually it's heresy. You know, the the guy's like a cunning double. I remember when he did the, you know, when Charlie Kirk when that happened, he was like, "Charlie Kirk is an angel." And I'm like, "He's with he's going to heaven or something like that." But I was like, "Man, this guy is such a fraud. Such a fraud." Like, you could tell he was doing that to score political points. We'll hit two hours and we'll be out of here, baby. Chat is moving too fast. I read everything. They don't say restarted. They say special. Bless your heart. See, that's the thing. I don't want to be hearing that. I want to hear the real thing, you know? I don't want to get appetizers. Bless your heart. No, I want I want you to just say the right thing. You wouldn't replace Gutfeld. You would be another Gutfeld. Okay. So, they're like a clone. I told you guys I'm Black or Carlson, man. Black or Carlson. Candace also said the Jews did it too. Then she said his wife was involved. Yeah. She's blamed everyone from the United States to Egypt to Israel. Everyone except Tyler Robinson. That's just inconceivable. Wow. Can never be him. a 52 gutfeld. Hey, I need to start losing weight or I'm really going to be great. Greg Gut. Ah, man. Oh, that's funny. That's That's a good Ah, that's Wow. The regime is gone. Who isn't who is calling for the strikes from Iran? Oh, that goes back to what I was saying. They the IRGC is like think of an industrialcale company whose sole job it is or responsibility is to preserve like like Amazon creating an entire military unit to make sure Jeff Bezos never gets out of power. And if he does, only people who agree with Jeff Bezos keep power and they have all the guns and all the enforcement power. It's what the that's the complex situation in Iran. That's why it's not like Venezuela where you know, boom, you get you get like a Deli Rodriguez and now you own the country. We're going to do the same thing in Cuba. We'll own Cuba, too. I You think I should start memberships? Okay. Memberships. Memberships to what? We're going to start like a cult. Then I can really move to Salt Lake City. No. Um memberships. Do we do memberships? Um do we do memberships? You guys answer that in the chat. What do we offer in memberships? Is it just going to be a grift play? Is this just like a 4D grift move? Or do we have to offer value and stuff, you know? Okay. No. Yes. No. Yeah. Okay. How about Moscow, Idaho? Wait, there's a Moscow, Idaho. Really? Who made that up? There's a Moscow, Idaho. Oh, there is. That's funny. Okay, that's hilarious. Wow. Oh crap. I asked two questions back to back. So now I forgot which one you guys are answering. Okay, we're not going to do members today. Maybe tomorrow. I don't I don't know what the obsession with memberships are. It's It doesn't do anything. Like, does it stop ads on the channel? Does it stop like does it mean you don't have to watch 50 ads when watching the videos? What do What do the memberships do? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. We'll um I'll have to calculate whether what what what I could offer people to join um the cult, but I don't I don't know if we need it. Um Okay. So, it's just a grift play like a professional grifter. I have to Okay, you know me, baby. I I'll griff for a living, you know. I'll start begging donations. I'm gonna I'm gonna say I'm raising it for charity and the charity is going to be like I should, you know what I should do? I should take all the money, not invest it like a wise person. I should buy jewelry and the bling. Yeah. I should buy instant gratification things, you know. Should buy shoes. Ooh, Jordans just came out. The new Nikes are out. You guys You guys You guys saw, right? The new Nikes got released. So, okay. See, this is exactly why I don't want to do members. You just said podcast available to members. Oh, before the plebs got to see it. Oh, nah. We can't do it like that. Nah, no, no, no. We We can't do that. You get to see the videos first. Okay. Well, everyone's going to see it. So, what does it really matter that? By the way, I post the moment I finish the edit. That's why some of these videos come out at 1000 p.m. Because that day, that's when I stopped editing. I do all I do. I do everything. I don't want to I don't want to go find an Indian and outsource labor. Okay. So, until the channel grows. Oh, maybe that's what we could do. We could do like an editor fund, you know, pay for the editor. But what's the point? I don't think there's I I don't I don't want to do it. We will do it. Okay. How about half a million subscribers? H. Oh, he says, "We will find a way to fund you. We enjoy your content." A sappy bastard. Okay. Yeah, we will. Uh me and the team, we're going to get together. Uh me and the content director, the producer. You guys don't see him. He's right there. Um say hi. Say hi to the chat. Come on, man. Don't Come on. Don't be rude. Say hi to the chat. Come on. Come on. >> What are we talking about? >> Come on, man. Come on, man. Why the hell would I take a test? >> What is he doing? Come on, man. >> It's our producer behind the scenes. >> Behind the scenes guy, you know. >> But yeah, no. Uh, ladies and gentlemen, let's pray. God, I thank you very much for everything going on. Lord, I pray for increased strength to everyone in this country and particularly the people that make the most important decisions. We pray the same prayer every night because it's the most important one. We thank you for everything you've given us. And we pray that you give our leaders the kind of wisdom Solomon had to rule his people, to judge his people in Jesus' name. Amen. All right, we need to add like another line to the prayer. We got to we got to start upgrading, you know. George, you're always you're you're saying the exact same thing. It's like you're a robot. You're AI now. Okay. Well, AI doesn't slap itself. Okay, I'm I'm AI, but I can do that. No. Yeah, we we might we might we might start asking God for things. We might be like, Lord, you know, give us some money, too. You know, why are you giving us wisdom? Look, here are the bank account details. You know, send a wire. It's only a 20 $20 fee, depending on the bank. Could be 25. Uh but yeah, um good night. Goodbye. So, conclusion. Um, I don't know where I'm moving to because all of you guys when I said, "Hey, where should I move to?" Uh, you all just said the places you are. Um, George, move to Moscow, Idaho, because that's where you live, right? So, I didn't get that. Uh, we Yeah, basically any other show. Yep. So, you guys are still grounded. Good night. Keep talking. I'm done painting my basement floor. I to This is what I was saying before. I was saying this yesterday. You guys treat me like white noise. I'm painting my floor. You're ruining it. You're ruining it. Okay. Yeah. Let me just keep talking. Talk my throat to death so that you can finish your basement floor. Wow. Incredible. No appreciation that George, while you were talking about geopolitics, we were eating dinner. Yeah, you were just in the background, you know, thirdwheeling. It's okay. Digital third wheel. That's what I'll be.

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