PBD Podcast - Bill Maher Checks Hunter Biden, Dems are Ready to Impeach, & Mark Cuban Backs Talarico | PBD #848

Episode Date: August 24, 2026

Patrick Bet-David and the Home Team react to Bill Maher challenging Hunter Biden over the Iran war, explosive testimony putting Diddy's name back at the center of the Tupac murder case, and Mark C...uban backing James Talarico in Texas. Plus, Ray Dalio's debt crisis warning, Trump's Canada trade war, ghost jobs, Karmelo Anthony, and Democrats preparing investigations if they retake the House.-------------🎟️ SECURE YOUR 2026 VAULT TICKETS: https://bit.ly/4xU2SCW👞 GET THE FLB1's: https://bit.ly/4mC4uf6📕 GET LINDY'S BOOK: https://bit.ly/4qCO0Wb🦁 SPONSOR THE VAULT 2026: https://bit.ly/4mFBPpwⓂ️ CONNECT ON MINNECT: https://bit.ly/4kSVksoⓂ️ PBD PODCAST CIRCLES: https://bit.ly/4mAWQAP👔 BET-DAVID CONSULTING: https://bit.ly/4lzQph2🥃 BOARDROOM CIGAR LOUNGE: https://bit.ly/4pzLEXj🇰 KALSHI: http://kalshi.com/pbdSUBSCRIBE TO:@VALUETAINMENT — https://youtube.com/@VALUETAINMENT@ValuetainmentComedy — https://youtube.com/@ValuetainmentComedyABOUT US:Patrick Bet-David is the founder and CEO of Valuetainment Media. He is the author of the #1 Wall Street Journal Bestseller "Your Next Five Moves" (Simon & Schuster) and a father of 2 boys and 2 girls. He currently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to taste sweet bit of three. I know this life meant for me. Adam, what's your point? The future looks bright. My handshake is better than anything I ever signs. Right here. You are a one of one?
Starting point is 00:00:18 My son's right, very. I think I've ever said this before. So, Tom, you good? Audio check, everything good? By the way, your hair looks fun. Look at Tom's hair. That's why Lindy hit him put it on the back. You have to put it in.
Starting point is 00:00:36 You got it. Come all. Yeah, you're good. This is why you don't do it. Anyways, hey, you hope you had a good weekend. We got a lot of stuff to cover here today. We have our friend Lindy Lee here with us, a new book coming out, which we cannot wait to share with all the audience. You got a couple stories you've never talked about.
Starting point is 00:00:53 We saw an interview. I think the best interview so far with Hunter Biden was done by Bill Maher. Bill Maher pushed him on everything. Good. And you know Bill, you know Hunter Biden. You've done some. stuff with him. So it's good to kind of get your insight from him that we'll talk about. And then we had a Trump posted a tweet about Marjorie Taylor Green, Tucker, and Taylor Brown and Joe Kent and
Starting point is 00:01:16 Taylor Brown, which I know you got a few things you want to say about that. Yes, Tala Rico. Mark Cuban, on one minute, goes and says he doesn't like what's going on in California. And then the other minute on the same exact show says he likes Tala Rico that is in the state of Texas. But he says, well, I'm not going to be directly impacted by it. So I'll vote for something like that, but not for something bigger. That's going to be a direct impact. The moment you think there is logic with his positioning, similar thing with Scott Galloway's well, who does a lot of good work for young men, but he was on Bill Maher. He went asked, he was asked about who he sees, and he said, Newsom, and then he just went to a place. He still believes America's sexist and America's racist.
Starting point is 00:01:52 Very weird. We'll get into that. And then Trump, Canada, EU, the tariffs back and forth. Tom's got a whole point of view. J.D. Vance said, Mark Carney's trying to act like he's tough until he negotiates with somebody that knows how to negotiate. We'll address that. Couple stories. This ghost job story, Tom, I really want to hear your thoughts. I think it's important for us to talk about companies that apparently are posting jobs online, but they have no desire to hire. It's a PR trick. It's a PR trick. It's kind of like, hey, we're hiring, we're growing, look at this, but then there is no interview, there is no follow-up. No one's getting a job. And so we'll talk about that. And then the functional unemployment right now where it's at, which the functional unemployment is
Starting point is 00:02:32 is different than the regular unemployment, which is around 4.1%. Functional unemployment is how much people make under a certain amount of money, living wages, how it's dropped. I think four months in a row time, if I'm not mistaken, and we'll get into that as well to discuss. Then Hassan Piker said, they did a song about, what do you call it, Charlie Kirk, right? And you guys were on peers, both of you guys were on peers,
Starting point is 00:02:54 having a conversation with, I think it was Jenk, not with, not with, uh, who was sticking up for him. And there was a couple clips of him saying, I'd like to kill Charlie, says, not really. kill him. I'd like to do this. And so these things are going back and forth. You've got to be very careful with these things you're doing them.
Starting point is 00:03:09 Polymarket, a lot of people are talking about Polymarket versus Calcian. So what's the difference? And it's very important for people to realize because there's a guy that's got a 97% accuracy on wages he's made on Polymarket, who's in the military. You know what 97% is? Imagine you betting 97% of all the sports bets you do, you win. It's like you have the sports almanac from back to the future, too. It's called Impossible.
Starting point is 00:03:35 Yeah. It's called the rig system. But the reason why he can do that with Polly versus being able to do that with Calci. Cali is because Cali is regulated by the CFTC, the Commodity Federal Trade Commission, and Polly is not. So Polly, you have to go through a, you know, VPN here to bet over there because they're not regulated. I mean, we dealt with this closely when we were going back and forth.
Starting point is 00:03:59 So we'll talk about that. 97% is, something's really going on there. Then Tom brings up one of his favorite people he leans on for investments. Because whatever this guy says, Tom typically does the opposite, Kramer. So Kramer two weeks ago said, you know, I'm selling all my Bitcoin. And the next two weeks, Bitcoin has a, you know, massive growth. But more. And so then Ray Dalio is worried about what's about to happen.
Starting point is 00:04:22 And him and Bessent are kind of on different sides on why, you know, Besson is making certain moves. And Ray Dalio is saying, time to buy gold and hang on. your Bitcoin. Who's right? Vinny's got an entire analysis on it, so we'll definitely go through that, Hank Tide for that. And then a couple other stories that we got that we'll get into. One of them is with Ennis Cantor decides to go to a wonderful WMBA game and he gets kicked out. He treated for, Pat. She got kicked out. I'm sorry. I don't want to do that. I swear to you, I will walk out of the time. Minding his own business. Sir, and join us. I got a couple clips. I got to show you. I got a couple clips I got to show you.
Starting point is 00:04:57 one of them is by fat joe okay you know who fat joe okay i love fat okay i love fat or is he he's like no he's lost a lot of way dad bought joe kind of like john carlo john carlo looks like a little model right now shout out to john carlo but uh he's having a hard time financially john carlo just about two ferrari's but he's like really oh god yeah he's he's really going through right now two for john carlo's a freaking stud and a half man is what he is but we're not going to talk about john carlo because he's a low-key handsome good-looking guy so fan joe jose Joe tells a story. Actually, a very interesting story, and I want to get all your reactions on.
Starting point is 00:05:33 What happens when he has a baby with his girl, and the kid comes out with Down syndrome, his girl says, I'm out, leaves. Wow. And what Fat Joe's mom said in that moment is unbelievable. Wow. You don't know this story. It's a phenomenal story of what happened. And then there's another story for everybody that loves their moms. I want to play this video for you, for all the moms out there,
Starting point is 00:06:03 because I think the moms deserve this clip. And I think everybody else is going to be a great reminder, but it will be an emotional clip. We've got to watch us together. We'll do this at the end. Don't make us cry to me, Argentina. We'll do it all the way at the end, so you don't have to worry about it at the beginning.
Starting point is 00:06:18 But with that being said, before we get into it, there's some big news today. You know what it is? Do you know what was the color of the year in fashion? Blue? Can you say what was the color of the year in fashion? Brown. Chocolate.
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Starting point is 00:08:16 I want to start off with a family story. I don't want to do a business or a political story. I want to get into this story because I really, really love this story. Now, the team in the back, before I preface this, it's very important for the guys in the back. go to the story that I'm sending to you, and then I want you to start off with the video first of him explaining what happens. So here's what it is before he explains it to you.
Starting point is 00:08:39 Fatio has a kid, and when the baby is born, the doctor tells him and the baby's mother that the baby has down syndrome. And then here's what happens next. If you go a little bit lower, there's a video down there. You can play that he explains it,
Starting point is 00:08:54 go a little bit right there. Click on that video. Let's have the audience watch this. You will, it'll say a lot about Fat Joe and his character. Go for it. He'll show us his hands. It's where he said he got Down syndrome. He's going to be a big challenge.
Starting point is 00:09:08 I'm there with my mother, my father, and his mother. And his mother was like, yo, I can't do this. I'm going to have to give him up for adoption. And my mother was like, you crazy, bitch. Like, you ain't giving up my fucking, like. And so we raised him. I've never seen his mother again is what I'm trying to tell you. So she was born.
Starting point is 00:09:27 Yeah, she never visited him again. I'm not here to kick her while, you know, she abandoned a kid. Wow. Yeah. And so we raised them by ourselves. He don't know no other family. He don't know. It's not because we didn't allow that.
Starting point is 00:09:45 His mom's just, you know, is crazy. She has never seen him again. And, you know, and it wasn't like I kept the door closed where she can't see her son. Right. You know what I'm saying? It was always available for her to see her son. But, you know, we got wicked people out there, whether man or female. You know, it's usually the other way around.
Starting point is 00:10:05 You know, baby come out down syndrome, the man run away. Right. You know, shame on you. You know, father's got to be a father. I don't know how to be a fake father. I don't know how to be a fake father. So I got to take care of my kids regardless and do everything I can for the, you know, I don't know how to give a.
Starting point is 00:10:25 How do you process that? Because think about it this way. Have you ever known this story about Fat Joe? No. Is that not amazing that stuff like this happens? And unless if he goes on Club Shayshay, talks to Shannon Sharp, shares that story, no one will ever know that that family, you know what you'll learn?
Starting point is 00:10:44 You learn the character of who? Not only him, but who raised him. You'll learn who his mother is. Oh, man. You learn the values and principles. What a powerful story for a guy like Fat Joe, let alone imagine how many times you know you hear stories about father. even for any kid.
Starting point is 00:11:00 Then think about the kid is Down syndrome, and you know the responsibilities that comes with that. You say, no, our family is going to take care of his child, tilted, and go to the top of the picture where it's him and his son right next to each other. Look how cool that is. You know, look how cool that is that it's sitting right next to each other and he's still giving him love.
Starting point is 00:11:16 How do you process his story? Well, shout out to freaking Fat Joe. I mean, I've always loved Fat Joe, followed his music. I didn't even know he had a son that has Down syndrome, but God bless him, Pat. God bless him, Pat. for raising him like this. And I know, you know, a lot of people today just think,
Starting point is 00:11:31 ah, it's just a life. I don't like it. As if, like, they're buying something that they could just return and cancel it. But I'm telling you right now from experience, one of my best friends, his name is Arthur. He has Down syndrome. And I'm telling you right now, Pat,
Starting point is 00:11:43 the most positive, yes, it's a challenge. I understand because there's different, like, there's some people that have Down syndrome that have to have 24, you know, seven, you know, their parents have to be, they have to have somebody watching them. But then I've seen, there's people with Down syndrome that can actually work, get on a bus,
Starting point is 00:11:58 go and, you know, there's Down syndrome people that get married and there's different, you know, kinds of Down syndrome. But the fact that people don't understand unless you've been around people with Down syndrome, a lot of people are like scared and they're kind of standoff. The most loving, I've never seen somebody with Down syndrome complaining, worried, you know, conspiracy theorists, hey, it's all about love. It's all about positivity. I'm so freaking happy that you showed me this because I had zero idea, but good for him.
Starting point is 00:12:28 him and good for the mom because she raised a freaking good son. That's amazing. Fat Joe's mom. By the way, you ready? You know how old he was when baby was born? Huh? He was 19. No. Fat Joe. Yes, because his son is 35 years old. Go out of him. Yes, this is a great story. Wow. So it's not like he was 32 years old with money and finances. He was only 19 when this happened. And they didn't even make a show. Wow. This is some major props to Fat Joe. How do you process this story? The Christian cross that he was wearing was no coincidence.
Starting point is 00:12:57 So it was the first thing I jumped out at me. I've been wearing this for like 25 years, unless I'm showering. But it's just an example of Christ's love. It's just incredible. And this is, think about it, this is before his song, What's Love? With Ashanti, it's before his, like, lean back.
Starting point is 00:13:15 Remember that? Yeah. And so before the money came in, he still chose to raise his son. This is, I mean, it does everything. I just feel like it's such a great positive story. You know, Adam, I think you can probably have a story with your father because your father was
Starting point is 00:13:28 he would only hire, why don't you share how you hear this story? Yeah, well I have a newfound respect for fat show, so shout out to him. Yeah, my father was born with cerebral palsy which, like, the best way to explain it, if you ever saw Forrest Gump, the scene where he's walking with the
Starting point is 00:13:44 leg braces and they're throwing stuff at him. That was like my dad, with his gait was all weird, but his brain worked. So my dad was a businessman, he started an advertising agency. This was one door to door. flyers or a thing. And he was locally famous because he would only hire people with mental disabilities and mental challenges. So just picture my house growing up.
Starting point is 00:14:09 My dad would have what I would call the, you can't say the R word these days, the R word farm at my house for dinner. It would be me, my sister, my mom, my dad, and four or five handicapped individuals. Oh, just and chaos ensued. I love it. These guys are eating ketchup packed it. They don't know. Shoes on the wrong feet. They're using this as a telephone.
Starting point is 00:14:30 And, like, how do you think you get into stand-up comedy? Because it comes from pain. And I saw what was going on here. And I said, wow. Shout out to my mom. She was, like, the most, oh, how are you doing? Everybody. She treated everybody equally.
Starting point is 00:14:42 You know, my mom. But when you're around these people, you have a new zest for life. I talk about because of my dad, I volunteer at the Special Olympics every year. And, you know, they say it's better to give than receive. Yeah. The love you give is so much greater than, than anything you could possibly ask for. So shout out to Fat Joe.
Starting point is 00:15:01 You have so many of these stories that you listen to this, like this about a ban. We're going to talk about some of these stories that are just like fear, negative, all this stuff. You hear a story like this with Fatry. You're like, dude, just let the world hear that there's so many wonderful human beings behind closed doors that do so much great that nobody ever hears about, no one, that a 19-year-old young. But what was this guy worth that 19-year-old? No, nothing. I don't even know if it was a player yet.
Starting point is 00:15:25 This was back in the day, you know, Fat Show is always in Miami. I'll just add this. This was when he started Terror Squad and he was with big pun. When you think of hip-hop, New York, yo, what's up? Terror Squad. But little do you know that he's raising a Down syndrome kid. And it's incredible. And no one knows.
Starting point is 00:15:41 You know who else? Also talks about this a lot, Shane Gillis. Shane Gillis has Down syndrome and his family and he normalizes it. The end of the day, my point is this, it's part of life. You can either embrace it and get better. for it or at 19 years old he had no hit no hit record no established recording career your first time he he signed with apollo at 2021 and he got his first million dollar check with flow jo hit number one on the billboards hot rap singles at 23 years old 19 93 got his
Starting point is 00:16:11 first million out that time 19 years old they made a decision to take this kid with nothing and the mother left a freaking amazing story and are you ready for this new found respect at 19 that means no nannies no help no nothing it's you and your mom right story while your mom you're building you out of the final thoughts before we go to the next story you know what in a world where celebrities sometimes take things like this and they put them out there and they wear it like jewelry yeah i admire a man regardless of what he was worth that just quietly did that's the right thing and i want to underline something that you touched on and we haven't talked about it yet which is praise god for his mom who put the foundational elements in his heart i agree to say the value of life is this this is my son and
Starting point is 00:16:54 we're walking from here and i'm i'm i'm happy that we didn't know about this because it means that he was just quietly living and doing the right thing. Yeah. And I admire that. Man, mega props. And the son's 35 years old. So meaning he lived longer than typical life expectancy
Starting point is 00:17:10 or whatever that may be? Shout out to you. 35 years old. 35 years old Joey Cartagena. Great name. Yeah. So, okay, all right, let's go to the next story. Next story is a different story. Okay, it's Hunter Biden on Bill Maher. Okay. And believe it or not, I was actually very impressed with Bill Maher, because Bill Maher asked the questions that
Starting point is 00:17:31 everybody else was thinking about that maybe others like Tucker didn't ask Hunter for whatever reason. And you know, everybody that does certain interviews, there is a motive that people have in an agenda. That's their show that can talk about whatever they want, no judgment. But I like that Bill pushes, no matter what, if you're left, right, or center, he doesn't care who you are. He'll call you out, right? And he's gotten to this phase a lot more lately. So, Here's a couple clips. I want to show a couple of the clips that we have. Here's one of them.
Starting point is 00:17:56 Go forward. I think a reasonable person who's not filled with hate would say you both took advantage of some of your privileges by being the son of a president and vice president. And you also were a target in a way that a normal person would not have been. Is that fair? There's a part of that that is fair. One of the things that people I think don't understand
Starting point is 00:18:15 is that when my dad was president, I didn't do any business. I sold paintings. And I sold paintings to people that then had to testify before Congress under oath. I made an average of $225,000 a year. But would you have been working for an energy company at a Ukraine? Was that really the thing you studied in school? No, you're right.
Starting point is 00:18:34 I went to Yale Law School. You got that job because you went, just a minute. No, that's just it. Yeah, 100%. As I've said, a million interviews. Good. Bill Maher. You know, I'm incredibly privileged.
Starting point is 00:18:44 I mean, beyond anyone's wild and its imagination, not only because of who my dad was, but because of the father that he was. And so a lot of it, a lot of privilege comes from that. And I don't deny that. And also a target on your back. Yeah. And by the way, and also a target on your back.
Starting point is 00:19:03 Okay. So how do you feel about that? How do you feel about that exchange? I'll come to you first, Lindy. You know Hunter. Yeah, I do. And it makes me very frustrated. I just, he's not being held accountable sufficiently.
Starting point is 00:19:13 I mean, Bill Maher is doing a great job right here. But this is a guy who lived on the Biden name for decades and used his kids' college tuition money to pay for prostitutes and hookers basically. His kids college. His kids college tuition to pay for his own drug money and to pay for his hookers. This is a guy whose privates were broadcasters around the world and there's no shame. And I used to host events at which he would go and glad hand billionaires and business titans not for the sake of the United States, but for himself. He went to all these donor events in order to ingratiate himself looking for exit opportunities. And that is why he had forced his senile and cognitive declining father who had no business
Starting point is 00:20:03 running for president. He forced him to run for the presidency, run for reelection. This guy has so much responsibility and culpability on his hands. And I wish more people were like Bill Maher. Okay, so let's just say if he sits down with you, what three questions do you ask him? You sitting with Hunter, what do you ask him? When are you going to apologize for the fact that you hoisted a man who very likely 99% had terminal prostate cancer? You forced this man to run for reelection.
Starting point is 00:20:33 How dare you? This is not only a dereliction of duty to our country, but to your own family. You claim to love your father? Is this something that you would do to a man that you love? We just talked about Fat Joe raising a child with Down syndrome. Now we're talking about an 82-year-old man who, who, was dying of cancer. Had he, God forbid, had he won the presidency, he would have been dying in the Oval Office right now. The cancer is now spreading across his body. Can you imagine they lie to
Starting point is 00:21:02 the, you know, they lied to the world telling us that he was sharp as attack, running circles around everybody. In fact, I was on a phone call with General Malley Dillon, the chairman of the Biden campaign with a small select group of donors. She had a gumption to look us in the eye and say, Biden is healthier than all of you. I'm a marathon runner. Okay, I run five miles a day. You want to tell me that Biden, Joe Biden, is healthier than us?
Starting point is 00:21:30 And so Hunter Biden has a lot of explaining to do because he is one of the primary reasons that Biden chose to run for re-election again. There's another reason that we haven't addressed. It's his own fate. He didn't want to land in prison. He needed his father to pardon him. What else?
Starting point is 00:21:43 What else would you ask? Because that's very good. What else? You're an insider. What else would you ask? By the way, what was he like when he hung out with him? What was his energy like? I have questions about his sobriety, frankly.
Starting point is 00:21:55 He says he's been sober for seven years. That's what he claims. But I was invited to the White House on February 24th, 20204th. This was months after the cocaine situation in the cub. Do you remember that? And no one was ever held accountable. There were no investigations. This was recently.
Starting point is 00:22:09 You're saying, one and a half years ago. Two years ago, yes. My guest and I went to the Oval Office a few months before the 2024, And I remember being in the cubby area and wondering, wow, there is no security in this room. You would think after incident like that, they would put proper precautions in place. No security. There's nobody there other than me and my guests. The cubbies weren't locked.
Starting point is 00:22:32 And so people could take things out at will. There were no cameras to speak of. I remember looking around and thinking, this is really strange. And I don't know if the American people realize this, but not a single interview was conducted in the aftermath of the cogan gate. And so I have serious questions about this. To this day, we don't have answers about that. And Hunter Biden is very trigger-happy when it comes to lawsuits. And we can talk about that later.
Starting point is 00:22:54 There's a member of the Biden family who threatened to sue me. Actually, my lawyer, one of my lawyers, Tim Politori is like, you want them to sue you because discovery is going to be beautiful. Everybody knows you're telling the truth. Did they ever do that or no? No, it's been two years. They know that I'm telling the truth. They know I was in a position to know. I had the receipts.
Starting point is 00:23:13 It's been two years. If you're a betting person and you were able to go to Polymarket and a VPN to bet, that Hunter Biden, that's a different, that Hunter Biden was not so much? Has used crack the last seven years. How, how come? I would, yeah, I would totally. And I'm not a betting woman. I'm, you know, I'm an index fund girl.
Starting point is 00:23:33 But if, yeah, exactly. I respect. So you would say yes. Oh, for sure, for sure. And he's not the only member of the family with serious substance issues. But Lindy, he is so charming. He is so charismatic. I got to tell you, like, the way he knows how to do this, you watch him, like, yeah, I just admit it.
Starting point is 00:23:55 Bill, I just did. But Nick, why would you say that? Nick, why would you say that? And, you know, he has this thing that he does. You can tell. You know, I got four kids. So I watch which one of my kids can get things from me better than others. You see the childlike side of him, and you can tell why this guy's good with girls.
Starting point is 00:24:13 You can tell. Like you can tell why he was able to, I had one of his baby mamas on the podcast. We had a great conversation. Remember that? The phenomenal. A phenomenal conversation with her. The one whose daughter, he wouldn't claim. He still won't even.
Starting point is 00:24:26 They didn't want to claim, yeah. But it was a very good conversation. And she told the story of one day, they're in the hotel room, and they're a hyacite. And she says, the father, Joe, comes and knocks on the door and sees both of us. And he says, I looked at the father. The father looks at Hunter. and he says, I've never seen this much pain in a father's eyes when he made eye contact with his son
Starting point is 00:24:48 and knowing what his son is going through. He says, I felt for the dad. And this is the kid that they had together. So, by the way, I want to go to another clip, but before I do, Lindy just came out with a book. It's coming out. And I want you to pull up the link if you can. She's got a ton of these stories in a book.
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Starting point is 00:25:22 for folks to be able to pre-order this. Let's go to the next clip. The next clip I want to go to is one where, again, Bill is going back with them, and they're talking about different things, and he says, well, we never talk about addiction, and Bill shoots back pretty quickly. Watch this. Go forward.
Starting point is 00:25:37 But everybody, everybody has a brother who's suffering from addiction. Everybody, including themselves, have gone through periods in their life in which they've struggled. Everybody? And not just with addiction, but with grief and loss.
Starting point is 00:25:53 I was speaking about my dad's health. And, you know, the thing that is the most astonishing to me is all of the things that we all experience, these painful things, are things that everybody's gone through, but we never speak about it. And nobody ever comes on a show like this and openly talks about it.
Starting point is 00:26:10 Well, I don't know about that. This is America. We talk about it a lot. Well, I don't know. Come on, let's be real. We talk about it a lot. We talk about addiction, but talk about grief. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:26:18 I don't, but you know what? But I think that we talk about addiction and grief, but not in terms of our own personal experience in which the vivid technicolor pictures have been released to the entire world. And there's that piece of it. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. Well, I think affair. Okay, this is one of them. Now, can you go to the next one of him asking him about running for president?
Starting point is 00:26:38 And then we'll get a couple thoughts and move to the next. So here's asking about whether you're wrong for president or not. Watch this. Don't be nervous. We only have like... We only have like... I'm ready. Ten or twelve minutes. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:26:50 I'm so sick of all the things that we get into the weeds with and I see you with another... Your laptop, your obituary, the third word will be laptop. Yeah. I don't... You know, I know everything about the laptop. More things that I want to know. I've seen you with your dick out. I've seen... I've seen you with a crack pipe in your mouth.
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Starting point is 00:27:44 Look at the charm. Looking like his dad. Young dad. I'm here to announce. Yeah, exactly. Have you thought about that? No, I haven't. Here's my thing.
Starting point is 00:27:59 If I announce for president, then somebody should check and see if I relapsed. Okay, pause. What do you think? Oh, my gosh. I have to say this. I have to say this because I'm jumping out of a chair. This guy got hair plug.
Starting point is 00:28:12 for sure. I know Hunter. I've seen him. And also new teeth. He's got new everything. I don't know if you guys are aware of this, but Joe Biden got major surgery. And I don't mean like health-wise, but cosmetically. There's not a doubt in my mind. Joe Biden got major cut. Oh, absolutely. Everything. Oh, really? Absolutely. I mean, just look at Joe's face, the evolution over the years, for sure. It's not a surprise Hunter Biden got hair plugs, some sort of hair procedure. What's wrong with that, though? No, it's great. I'm just saying that is a more, that's a better indication of his political aspirations than a lot of other things. Well, this is a perfect toss-up to you for your latest business.
Starting point is 00:28:47 You started in Turkey with hair transplant. You want to share, you know, in Istanbul. Well, Hunter and I started multiple businesses. We started a laptop company. We started a lap dance company. What do you think? We did anything with lap. You think he runs for president?
Starting point is 00:29:01 No. You think he's doing this for anything. I'll give you three little takeaways. I watched the whole interview. Number one, the biggest takeaway I had was at the end of the interview. Bill Mar goes, well, send me your best. our best to your dad. He goes, he's watching right now. He's alive. He's watching right now. They're like, yeah, okay. I don't think, I don't think Joe Biden's paying up with nine of a
Starting point is 00:29:21 line of a lot. He said that struck out to me, he goes, listen, I think you did some bad things, but I don't think you're a bad man. In the day of reinvention in America and reinventing yourself and starting over, I'm sure there's a lot of people to look at Hunt there and they're like, what a mess. I hope you clean it up. And it looks like he is, whether it's physically, whether it's emotionally, whether it's religiously, he did some dumb things. You know, on his tombstone, it's going to say three words. It's going to say laptop.
Starting point is 00:29:48 It's going to say crack and it's going to say corruption. So right now he's basically out there sort of putting lipstick on a pig. And, you know, to your point, if you just take the numbers they're saying on the surface, he's saying 50 million Americans are still sick and suffering every day from addiction. I don't know if that number is accurate or not. But that means one out of every five or one of every six Americans is dealing with addiction. So when they say a lot of people understand what Hunter's going through, we joke, ah, you're a crackhead. But there's a lot of people that do understand what he actually went through.
Starting point is 00:30:20 The difference with him is he was in the limelight for 20-something years doing crack on the low. Well, I genuinely feel sorry for him because, I mean, if you go back to the story, okay, besides the political aspirations or whatever, the Democrats will take anything at this point. Look at where they're at with DSA. They have no real leaders. AOCs are their frontrunner and Gavin Newsom's number two. But if you guys go back to his past, his mother, Niela, Nelia, a hunter. Her maiden name was Hunter.
Starting point is 00:30:46 That's where he gets his name from. She died in a car accident, and the 13-month-old... Sister also died. Also died as well. The brother, Joe Biden's... Yeah, that's his mom. Yeah, Jill, Dr. Jill. But I can only imagine, you know, what type of pain that comes and, you know, you become,
Starting point is 00:31:04 your father's not there, you lose your mother, the addiction starts. But then that addiction turns into crazy stuff where we had John Paul Isaac. over here talking about what he really saw on this laptop. And the most disturbing thing was him allegedly naked smoking crack in front of his niece. And by the getting the stripper, whatever her name is pregnant, not seeing like his character, put all that aside. I genuinely feel bad for him and I pray for him to get over whatever he's got. I don't believe he's been sober for seven months, but that's me.
Starting point is 00:31:33 But this is the type of attitude where you could go out and have fun and be nonchalant when you know you've got to pardon and nothing's going to happen to you. And getting $225,000 for a crackhead to make a painting, you mean, what do you think? Who was giving him that money, Pat? Did they ever trace? He goes, people testified and, and what does that mean? People lie in court all the time. I can tell you exactly who got his painting.
Starting point is 00:31:54 Go ahead, please. There's a lawyer who paid upwards, I think, $7 million. He paid all of Hunter Biden's legal bills. Weird. There's, I forget his last name, but there's one lawyer who paid for everything. And was it connected to any China or all the people that, He was hooking up and hooking up with the big guy. It's a lawyer who has business with politically involved clients.
Starting point is 00:32:16 So no one is doing this out of the kindness of their hearts. Everybody wanted something out of Joe Biden. You mean it's not Picasso, Rembrandt, Hunter Biden? Let me tell you why Joe Biden is currently on his charm tour. Yeah. Hunter Biden, I mean. What did I say? Joe Biden.
Starting point is 00:32:31 Yeah, it's all good. Well, I mean, he is too. You know Joe Biden's out with a book that he didn't write. He claims to actually his first came out with a video saying, guys, I wrote a book. No, that's lie number one. did not write a book. You did not write a sentence. You hadn't written anything in a number of years, at least, you know, for a while. They are doing this. Jill Biden just came out with a book.
Starting point is 00:32:49 Joe Biden came out a book purportedly for $10 million. They're doing this because the family is flat broke. Flat broke. They are having financial problems, guys. That is the truth. They couldn't raise any money for their so-called presidential library. Usually when successful presidents raise money for libraries, people are throwing money at you, especially. You saw with a monstrosity. Exactly. That's the ugliest building I've ever seen in my life. Putting that aside.
Starting point is 00:33:17 Yeah. They can't raise any money for the presidential library. In fact, candidates in the Democratic Party are saying, please don't show up at my events. We really don't want you here. Do us a favor and just go away. When Jill Biden was going out on her book tour, a rehabilitation tour, everyone was telling her to shut up.
Starting point is 00:33:34 There were people in Biden world saying, please just go away, but they need the money that badly. Think about it. is not making any money. In fact, James Biden, Joe Biden's brother, just had a hospital network that fell apart, actually based here in Florida. They were in, wait for it. They were in business with the same doctor who went out before the American people, Kevin O'Connor, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, who said Joe Biden is fit to run for another four years. This doctor who said that was in business with the Biden family. So where do you think is incentive? Of course. That's the famous quote. Never look better.
Starting point is 00:34:12 Yeah. And if you're getting, yeah, $250,000 as if, by the, real artists don't get paid that. So it's all, to me, it's a pay for play. And that attitude, like, I know people that, I used to party. I used to do drugs. I used to drink. That attitude is somebody that's part.
Starting point is 00:34:25 Those are fun people to be around. They have stories. They have that charisma. But in his soul, like in his soul, I think what his father put them through. Even Ashley Biden, she was in rehab in 2019. She's the one that left a diary that somebody found gave it to Project Veritas where she even says my father would shower, this all
Starting point is 00:34:43 goes back to Joe, my father would shower at me probably at inappropriate ages. I think these kids are all in pain Pat, I feel sorry for all of them but this whole parading around doing the rounds trying to make everybody feel like, ah, he's a cool guy, this just shows you what the Democratic Party has
Starting point is 00:34:58 and it's nothing. That's what the Democratic Party has. It's zero. Who's mine crack painting? I'm just going to push back a little bit. I'm not going to defend Hunter or Joe Biden but I'll just ask this question. Is it such a thing that they're broke in the day of age of that everybody's enriching themselves, selling stock, getting rich, getting rich up to government, you come in, you're broke, next thing you leave and you're worth $100 million.
Starting point is 00:35:19 You're telling me this guy's been in politics for 50 years and he's broke. So there's a lot of things we can say about the problem. But let me say this. I like what Humberto said today. And I want to give a quick shout out to him. I like what he said today. He said, you know, there's a part where he says Don Jr. made a billion dollars. I don't know if you guys have that clip or not.
Starting point is 00:35:36 If you want to, is this the clip of Don Jr. making a billion dollars? If it has just played a clip, watch this. In the last 500 days of this administration, Don Jr.'s company has made, has taken in over $3.4 billion in Department of Defense contracts. He got a $640 million loan pushed through by the White House, the largest single loan to any private company ever give it out by the Department of Defense. And that's just a fraction of it. Forget about what they're. they've done with cryptocurrency, now, which is a bank in which they are able to go and launder their money.
Starting point is 00:36:11 It is an abomination. And that doesn't even include what Jared is doing and Ivanka are doing. He gets paid over $100 million in fees by the Saudis, the Saudis alone, for a $6.5 billion fund that he controls, which is all Gulf State money. And he is our unelected, unappointed emissary to the Middle East for a war that nobody asked for. It is absurd. It's literally absurd. Not nobody.
Starting point is 00:36:42 Well, that's true. Bebe Netanyahu asked for it. You were 100%. Your father, your father, among every other Democrat, excuse me, every Democrat said Iran can have nuclear weapons.
Starting point is 00:36:54 And every single Democrat and every president said Jimmy Carter refused what the Israelis wanted. We refused what the Israelis wanted was to bomb Iran. Every single one of them. The only person who felt for it was Donald Trump. Yeah, true. Yeah. So when you hear this exchange,
Starting point is 00:37:12 and then Humberto says, the difference is that Trump's camp, their business owners. So they're growing their business. They had business before and their business dealings is doing better now. Of course, as a president, now don't get me wrong, I will tell you, openly, I'm not a fan of these meme coins. I'm not a fan of this crypto stuff. I'm not a fan of any of that stuff. You know why? There's a story in here that says what's going to happen that the moment Democrats own the majority, what their plans are next. I don't know if you saw that story or not. Launching all the investigations.
Starting point is 00:37:47 Democrats put Trump's corruption front and center as they plan possible 2027 probes political. Let me read. Let me get this to you. And I'm going to kind of tell you what I think is going to be happening here and how big of a mistake it could be. So Democrats haven't won the House majority yet, but top party leaders are already preparing an overnight campaign, oversight campaign targeting President Trump and his family and his administration. Should they flip the chamber in November at the center, California Representative Robert Garcia poised to lead the Oversight Committee and Maryland Representative Jamie Raskin and line for judiciary, both are planning to use their potential families' mazzles on controversies like Trump's acceptable of a Qatari jet for use as Air Force. one and his family's massively profitable cryptocurrency investments and both say they have a long list of administration officials to probe. The theme is deliberate put Trump's corruption front and center rather than relitigating the old impeachment grievances. Committee leaders say they're staying focused on the president and the family. Tom, I have a lot of thoughts on this.
Starting point is 00:38:50 Do you think this is a good strategy and do you think they're actually going to do that if they gain power? So if they gain power, the first thing they're going to do in, what's it, February, fourth, we have the date. When they all get sworn in, right, when they all get sworn in and they officially have the gavels, as they say, so they'll get sworn in the gavels. Do I think they're going to do this for a year and a half going into the election because they want to win the election? Yeah, I don't think they can help themselves. I think this is where they're going to go. I don't think they give a damn about the average American voter. Honestly, American citizen, if they didn't, they wouldn't have to set up the immigration that they did. And I think it's
Starting point is 00:39:31 terrible because it's going to start a perpetual pendulum. Every one of our presidents is going to get investigated, left, right, and center for anything they've done. You know, you burped without saying, excuse me, when you're in college, we're going to investigate that, you know? And then, at the end of it, you know what's going to happen? They're all going to pardon their entire families and all these preempted pardons. You know, Peru, how many of the last six presidents of Peru have been indicted for corruption and gone to jail? Peru? Yes.
Starting point is 00:40:04 All of them. Six. Yeah. So it's like, and I think, and I'm not being funny, Pat, we can look this up. I think we're heading toward that kind of a thing where suddenly the debate in the barbershop has been replaced by absolute, you know, anger at each other and absolute ire. And now we're going to have politics where it's a game of, okay, my turn. Ah, I got the house.
Starting point is 00:40:29 I've got the committees. I've got the gavals. Okay, my turn. And we're going to go back and forth and back and forth. I think it's terrible. There's something that has never been said in this coverage and explains why they're doing this. As James Carvel, in the spirit of James Carvel, it's some money stupid. These people are massively in debt.
Starting point is 00:40:50 When I came out and said in 2024 that they were tens of millions in debt, they actually issued a press release saying that I was a liar. Turns out months later when they had to file the FEC report, guess what? They said they were $20 million in debt. I was telling the truth, obviously. And they are so in debt, I kid you not. They put their own headquarters up as collateral for a loan. They are hundreds of millions of dollars behind the Republican National Committee. These people desperately need money in advance of 2028, and that's where they're going to do this,
Starting point is 00:41:18 because otherwise their base will not give. They are addicted to Trump. I don't know what they're going to do when Trump leaves a scene. because frankly, Marker Rubio, J.D. Vance, they don't incite the same type of anger. And Orange Man Bad is their entire fundraising machine. You think that Kamala Harris is such a talent that she somehow managed to raise $2.5 billion in seven weeks. Let me tell you, no, I know the woman. She's not talented.
Starting point is 00:41:44 She's a mid, all right, she's a mid. She raised $2.5 billion. What's a mid mean? She's like, eh. She's an average. I think she's lower than mid, but yeah, please go ahead. I was being generous. Yeah, you're being very generous.
Starting point is 00:41:55 Very nice today. Today I'm feeling generous. Keep going. I'm with you on this, especially what Tim brought from U.S. subsidy money. Exactly. And now they're hurting because USAID has been gutted. Oh, they shut it down? Well, I mean. Oh, wow. Whoops. Well, you know, Trump, you know, did the entire country of service by slicing that funding. But these people are desperate for money. And Ken Martin right now is a clown. The chair of the, the chair of the Democratic National Committee is a clown. after I expose the celebrity payments to people like Beyonce and Cardi B, the big donors are not giving. There are donors behind the scenes who are still calling me saying, we still have no answers for why they spent $350,000 a night
Starting point is 00:42:42 slapping Kamala Harris's mug on Las Vegas sphere, thinking that was a good idea. How many votes do you think that got her? And frankly, I think negative votes, because people obviously saw through that. But these people have nothing without Trump. They're addicted to them. They pretend to hate them, but they're actually hooked on the back.
Starting point is 00:42:58 Let me ask you a question. So for me, when I go to a restaurant, let's just say it's a restaurant I love. Like I went to a restaurant the other day. I won't say the order of what I ordered, but I didn't like it. Casa de Angelo. I won't say what I ordered because if I do, people will know what restaurant it is. But it wasn't good. And I would score a three out of a 10.
Starting point is 00:43:18 And it's usually at least an 8. But I'll forgive him. And I'll go back because it's one time. But what happens to donors, major donors on the Democratic Party, when they give a half a million, or they give a million, or they give $2 million, or they give real money, or Robert, you know, Downey Jr., hosting a meeting, and then all of a sudden it's like, what the hell happened,
Starting point is 00:43:41 and he writes the op-ed, you know which one I'm talking about? How often is their buyer's remorse in raising money and going to these rich billionaire, millionaire, celebrity, Democrats? How often is their buyer's remorse and saying, I'm not doing it next time. They all have that right now. They're like you, super wealthy. They view things as a business proposition.
Starting point is 00:44:01 They're not donating because they're generous or they care about our country. They don't give a blank order to. They don't care. It's about their company, and it's about who can serve their interests the best. Let me tell you, the going rate for an ambassadorship nowadays
Starting point is 00:44:13 is you either raise 10 million or give one to two million. There's a difference between giving and raising. You know what I mean? Like, you can personally write a check for $2 million, and that's about the money. the equivalent of raising 10 million of somebody else's. Because it's your own money. It's your own money. And there's actually abbreviation for that. It's OPM. Other people's money. Do not ever use your own money. Always raise OPM. Let me take that note. I mean, that's just good business sense in
Starting point is 00:44:40 every sphere of life. Right. But these people, a lot of them, you know, I'm in, you know, I'm in touch with Hollywood actors and actresses. George Clooney was the one who went public and said, I said Robert Downey, Johnny, I meant to say George Clooney. My apologies. He said that getting involved in politics was one of the biggest miscalculations of his life. He said that. Jennifer Lawrence said, I finally realized that Americans don't care about celebrity endorsements. So I'm not going to say. When did she say that?
Starting point is 00:45:07 She said that. Recently, really? Phenomenal. Okay, good for her. These celebrities are finally realizing that they have no power and they become laughing stocks. Taylor Swift was one of the main, you would think, I was, remember we were kind of, Oh, it's going to make a shift. It's going to be this.
Starting point is 00:45:21 Oh, it's going to be a shift. And then it's like, yo, if Taylor Swift, Negative, 149,000. Negative. If Taylor Swift can't even move the needle that much in a positive direction, you're absolutely right. It doesn't matter at all. Like nobody cares about you.
Starting point is 00:45:34 Just give us, make the movies. Make me laugh. Have you heard her Maga-Coded music recently? I want to have kids. Oh, weird. Yeah, exactly. She's definitely changed a lot. Your thoughts on this.
Starting point is 00:45:45 This has been going on for a while. And God rest their souls, but I used to love to listen to Hunter S. Thompson and P.G. O'Rourke, debate. Remember PJ O'Rourke, conservative libertarian, then Hunter S. Thompson. Hunter S. Thompson said, if you're trying to get kids to vote with celebrities and musicians, you're making a mistake. We put so much effort into rock the vote because we wanted to go after Bush. But the little bastards didn't know they were supposed to go home and do something about it. And he said they held all these concerts with Bruce Springsteen and everything, and it was so funny. I'll say it again. He goes,
Starting point is 00:46:23 those little bastards didn't know they were supposed to go home and do something about it. And it's because celebrity largely doesn't work because celebrity is not purpose. It's not vision. It's not visceral. Right. It's not visceral because if you had a celebrity that have been through something horrible, now you have visceral. You have vision.
Starting point is 00:46:39 You have connection. You have, oh my gosh, I could see this. We need to fix this. Celebrity with cancer or things like that. There's believability. But the good news there is. Who typically gets celebrities? The left or the left.
Starting point is 00:46:49 That's what I'm saying. It's actually good. Remember, remember. the Taylor Swift actually had a negative effect in certain swing states. He did, yeah. Had a negative effect in Georgia. I remember minus 149 is the number I remember. Beyonce showed up.
Starting point is 00:47:02 They got everybody. Wait, you mean, Tom, you mean to tell me you of all people, Megan the stallion, twerking for Kamala's rally, didn't do nothing, you didn't vote Kamala? Well, I had a Jones for Megan, but I'm telling you, it just didn't get to the voting booth. Think about it, twerking in front of everybody. They're like, people are going to go out and vote because of that.
Starting point is 00:47:21 They're so out of touch. They're so out of touch. It's insane. It drives me crazy. By the way, Beyonce, to be clear, she showed up but did not perform. Not once, but twice. Yes, they got paid. They effed up twice.
Starting point is 00:47:33 And they paid her. And they paid her. And remember Cardi B's struggling to read English? Oh, my God. What's you talking about, Lindsay Lee? You don't even know what you're talking about. I have to say, I enjoy, I mean, I'm going to stop right there. But like, Jennifer Lopez breaking out in tears.
Starting point is 00:47:50 Yeah, none of those people were clowns. They undermine their own celebrity, their own brand by going out there. I remember the Megan the Stallion thing. And I remember her coming out on stage and thinking, oh, what's Megan Stallion going to do? Twork. Yeah. Work. You know what had been a better idea giving an actual speech saying, hey, here are my positions.
Starting point is 00:48:09 This is why I'm voting for Kamala. And then people would have been like, wow, what a delightful lady. She actually had something to say. She's not an idiot. But they use them as just political pawns and it backfired. There's a reason why they, I have to say this, there's a reason why they use them, guys. Well, then let me ask, you think a Nikki Minaj works for the right? Yes, because it's counterintuitive.
Starting point is 00:48:30 Exactly, the novelty factor. But guys, this is something that they haven't reported. The reason why they needed the celebrities there is Kamala couldn't draw a crowd. In the primary, in fact, she can't, she can't. During the primary, I remember speaking with party leadership, and everyone is freaking out. I even have a photo. Joe Biden couldn't get like five people there. So we had to move the back wall of buildings to push everyone together
Starting point is 00:48:57 to make it seem like the room was full. And the cameras are trained to the front row, not to the back, to make sure that it seemed like that people were actually there. So they over learned the lesson. That's why they got people like Christina Aguilera and Usher to fill up the room to get them out first. Yeah. And they made the mistake of,
Starting point is 00:49:17 they made the mistake of having Beyonce come out at her Texas Valley first because as soon as she did, everyone started pouring. By the way, isn't this ultimately a good thing? Meaning you could throw all the crap at the wall and it still doesn't sit. But remember, remember that this conversation was prompted by the corruption. Are they going to go after them? Here's what I think is going to happen. I hope they do.
Starting point is 00:49:38 There's two things that's going to happen. Remember what happened when they did. You're talking about go after? I hope they go after Trump's family again. Trump's fair. I hope they do. I hope they do. This is different. Yesterday I'm having a conversation with Van Jones, and I told them, I said, listen, the more the DNC gets socialist to be the face, the more Republicans are winning. Americans are not socialist. Most Democrats are not socialist. They're pro-choice.
Starting point is 00:50:06 They're no war. They're very different. And they're confused lately. Like even some of them are like, Jews are like, wait a minute, what's happening? A lot of, most Jews are Democrats, not like the Republicans. I don't know what the percentage is. It was like 64% yeah, 64% of Jews. It's but it's so now Democrats have to sit there and realize who are you losing? So if they go after Trump's family, which I think they will. Number one, I think it's going to give them even more rigor, more face and then Eric Trump that one time he was on Cuomo and Cuomo called them out and Eric just went, I was 111 times and no one's ever been America. Let me tell you what this does. Crazy prediction. If they go after Trump's family,
Starting point is 00:50:53 I think Eric Trump will suddenly move up on the list of presidential candidates. Absolutely. I think if they go, again, I haven't said this. If they go after Trump's family, Eric Trump's the number one candidate in the Trump family to run for office more than Don Jr. and I like Don Jr., Eric goes stable wife, solid wife, Laura's a monster. Laura's an incredible, she could be a, she's like a first. I love, she's like a first. first lady type. I think Eric, if they do that, they're handing Eric Trump to presidency. I'm just telling you, I think Eric Trump, let me just finish my thoughts. So that's one. Number two, I will say the other part, the counter argument to this is the following. They're also giving
Starting point is 00:51:34 the Trump family is giving enough argument for the left to say, hey, you're using favors to do this. So they also have to be careful. You know, this whole thing about being untouchable, Sometimes when you win, win, win, win, win, you think you're untouchable and you train less. And you're like, I don't need to train for Buster Douglas. Who is he on Mike Tyson? Boom. His mother passed away 40 days ago. He knocks you out.
Starting point is 00:52:00 You're no longer Mike Tyson. No one fears you anymore because they know after six, seven, eight round, you can't hang. You were exposed. So I hope that level of cockiness doesn't go to a point of being untouchable because that can backfire on you no matter who you are. Yesterday I watched the movie, The Brink of War, Angel Studios got like six, seven movies that's coming out. These guys are stacked with a massive pipeline of movies with phenomenal actors. I was so impressed with the lineup they had. This was a story between Ronald Reagan and Gorbachev that met in Iceland, I want to say,
Starting point is 00:52:28 and they're going back and forth in the negotiation of the war. They're trying to prevent the war. You could tell that moment of you're not untouchable. So I hope the Trump family's not going with this untouchable thing because that's not going to end well. And then, last but not least, I'll add this to it. If they do, Biden's handed Trump the biggest thing that I wish they wouldn't have done, which is what? They're going to self-pardon the entire family.
Starting point is 00:52:55 They're going to be giving away preemptive pardons to the family left and right. And guess what they can say? Anything they want, and Democrats can't say anything. You know what clips going to go viral? All the DNC Democrat pundits that were like, what's the big deal? What's the big deal? all of those clips of the Biden family given these pardons to their own family
Starting point is 00:53:16 is going to replay and it's going to be the most viral clip that they trumps. Matter of fact, if Trump's camping, you know they're ready on the marketing side, they've already cut up, their editors have already cut up all the clips and they're waiting for the day when they're going to self-pardon everybody. That clip's going to drop so quickly. People are going to be like, how quickly did you cut this? Trust me, we've been waiting for this for 18 months because we know this was going to happen. So to me, if they do go after Trump, Trump, that Eric Trump name, where is he on the list, by the way?
Starting point is 00:53:44 Is he anywhere on the list? Yeah, he's right in the middle. By the way, that 0.3% will be 4, 5, 10% in no time. You'll see if they go after Trump's family. So to the DNC and the leftist, if you want Eric Trump as your next president in the next few years, maybe 2028, maybe 2032, maybe 2036, please go after Trump's family. Go ahead and do so. See what happens to you.
Starting point is 00:54:08 You just officially produced a Georgia. George W. Bush, and his name is Eric Trump. He'll be your president in the next four to eight years. Cut this clip and keep it for the future when we talk about this. It'll be the dumbest mistake Democrats make. Two in five Canadians will hear the words you have cancer. That's why every step and dollar raised matters. On September 19th, join thousands in Toronto for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation walk.
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Starting point is 00:55:25 And they're still going to do it. It's here. Hey, silver platter. Mr. Eric Trump, congratulations. You're our 49th president. You're a 48 president. Watch when this takes place. By the way, both him and Don Jr. are formidable.
Starting point is 00:55:38 So things can change. Of course. Because, you know, people have to see a stable wife that's a little bit long term, and he's kind of working through it. Eric's wife is super. We know who she is. And you're right. And, by you don't remember that photo that Eric is sitting there with a Trump, 2020 hat? It's like, come on, bro, just little, little breadcrumbs.
Starting point is 00:55:57 People are not watching Eric. Let me tell you. He's running the company. He was there at the 250 race. He's smooth. He's good. He's battle tested. He's a stud.
Starting point is 00:56:06 I saw his high school pictures the other day. I'm like, this guy was a little bit of a little bit of a. you know, you could tell he was a troublemaker. He has that look and it. Can you pull up Eric Trump's high school picture? You can tell this guy was like, you know, you know, he has his own thing as well that he wants. Can you pull it up?
Starting point is 00:56:20 Let me see what he looks like. High school photo. There's a couple rebellious pictures. Yeah, top left, not that one. There was another one I saw. Both of them. Don Jr., you know, had a little bit of a flare, but we'll see.
Starting point is 00:56:31 We'll see. Well, I think ultimately what you're saying is like what Justin Timberlake said, what goes around comes around. I love that song. I think what they're going to do is. He works. That's right. That's what goes around, what goes around.
Starting point is 00:56:41 Well, I'll ask you is this. I'm not with you on the Eric Trump thing. I think he's a formidable guy. I think Rubio's head and shoulders is the best candidate we've seen in decades, but that's for neither here nor there. Who is more for? Rubio, I think he's the best candidate
Starting point is 00:56:54 that the Republicans have seen in decades. I don't disagree with you. And by the way, I don't think Trump's father believes 2028 is the right time for Eric. I will tell you as an advisor. I am not. But if I was an advisor, We've got a lot of weird calls this weekend, very weird calls this weekend of trying to coordinate a meeting between a president and, yes.
Starting point is 00:57:16 But if I was an advisor, I would tell Eric, Eric, get in there. Let them see you. Get in there. Let them see you. Similar to how the president ran in 0.4. When did the president run for president? Did he run in 2004? Can you pull up the first time President Trump ran for office?
Starting point is 00:57:34 He flirted a lot with that. No, no, but he ran. No, I think he, what's the first? Did he run, like, did he say he's run in 2000, right? Is that what it was? Yeah, first president of Rome was in 2000. I say do it, Eric, and do it for a few months. Interesting.
Starting point is 00:57:48 I say you go and just scared a shit out of it. And I know they're going to go after the corruption. And so this is the type of stuff that did. Sometimes you watch your enemies and you sit there and you say, you're really dumb. Yeah. You're just really, really dumb. Please make this dumb mistake against me. begging you. You don't think Trump's family is sitting there and say, please make that mistake.
Starting point is 00:58:13 Well, it's almost like we know where the movies get ended. He's going to part of himself at the end. So it's like we know the ending here. You know how confident I am with this. Really? The way. You know something we don't know. I'm not going to tell you. I know something. I don't know. All I'm saying to you is. I can't confirm her to not.
Starting point is 00:58:26 No, no, no. But in this part, I've had no conversation when this thought just came out. I don't have notes prepared for the Eric Trump thing. If they go and try to get corruption. You have what happened with Bush Senior and GW. You're going to have Eric Trump for you have to hear the word Trump for. Oh, my God. He's going to be in the background. I only have one objection of what you're saying.
Starting point is 00:58:51 You keep using the word if as if it's uncertainty. It's going to happen. Well, you're campaigning on it. A carvill, somebody on the name somebody's going to be like, let's move on with Trump and not give that name anymore. They're not going to do it. Exactly. What Lindy says exactly. hinged on Trump, it's not just politics.
Starting point is 00:59:11 It's the MS Now, CNN, entire apparatus. The New York Times, Washington Post, they don't have subscriptions without this man. They don't have eyeballs without him. They need him and his family, anything with his last name. And I have to tell you guys, in 2024, one reason why they didn't work so hard during the primary with Biden is they were counting on Trump going to prison. They didn't work so high to find a successor for Biden because they figured the lawfare would work. Or the assassination attempt. Well, I'm just saying they wanted to kill him.
Starting point is 00:59:43 They tried to kill lawfare. They did everything. They did everything. No, no, no, you're right. Yeah, they try to kill them too. They didn't even bother finding a success. Exactly. What's the point?
Starting point is 00:59:51 Because, you know, Trump's either going to be gone one way or another. One way or another. But you can't. I think all of this is correct, but there's something I want to point out. I've been watching the money. On the national level, the national committee levels, RNC has got so much more money in DNC. DNC is actually in debt except for any team. million dollar slide that they they pushed across in Q2. The Republicans have more in the war chest
Starting point is 01:00:15 on the National Committee for the, you know, RNCCC, which is the Congressional Committee. They have more than the Dems. They have more than Dems for Sem. But you know what happened in Q2, 2026 that just ended a month ago? Act Blue raised $586 million, which is the largest quarter Act Blue ever had with an average gift of $39. Okay. So the average people that are out there giving, and you know what the two triggers were there? Trump. War? No, no.
Starting point is 01:00:48 War economy. They raise that money on war economy. You're worse off, and we're spending money on the war. You're worse off spending money in the war. Sure, there was some Orange Man bad in there. But I think you can't discount what's going on at the Gratz Roots level with the American voter. Pat, I defer to your point about the... It's going to be a bad thing.
Starting point is 01:01:10 If they want to energize the other way, they have it on war. They have it on economy. If they turn it into investigations, you know what they do? It's almost like giving up that advantage you got right now, in my humble opinion. Yeah, okay. We'll go to the next story, and we'll see what I happen here. We could be totally wrong, but I'm just saying that their reputation is for going after them, and I think they will, and let's see what happens.
Starting point is 01:01:34 By the other, for the people that love political stories, and they really are watching, closely on what's going on with, you know, Reagan and Gorbachev. Go watch that movie, The Brink of a War. I took my son, my oldest, my youngest went and watched Spider-Man for the second time. I actually suggest watching this. I actually really like, what's the guy's them, Jeff Daniels? Jeff Daniels. He's the guy from that news show, whatever was.
Starting point is 01:01:54 He's from the show Newsroom. Newsroom. That's what it was, that one clip that went viral. He crushed it. It was great. And I learned about George Shultz, who was the Secretary of State for Reagan. Also one of the biggest funders of Elizabeth Holmes. Was he?
Starting point is 01:02:08 blood test company. Very, very interesting. I have an ex-secretary of state on a biotech board. Yeah, that makes sense. Well, you know, he died five years ago, at 100 years old. This guy was a former Princeton grad. He says he got a tattoo of,
Starting point is 01:02:21 he's such a proud Princeton guy. They got a tattoo on a place that nobody ever saw. And he went to MIT, got his Ph.D. There, then he became a professor. Then he went and, he was in the Marines. Then he went and became a CEO. Then he became, eventually the secretary said, so pretty heavyweight guy.
Starting point is 01:02:35 You know who blew the whistle? That tattoo that nobody ever saw. Kind of like, yeah, you can see Roger Stone's statue, but you couldn't see this guy's tattoo. Let's go to the next story. Next year I want to get to how it has to do with jobs. And by the way, I still want to go into Osam Piker, Charlie Kirk, the Trump tweet with Tucker. We got a bunch of things to get into. But let me get into this one.
Starting point is 01:02:52 Ghost jobs. Why is this important? People who are looking for jobs, I didn't know what this concept was until, you know, we started seeing more this being talked about. Ghost job ads are getting so bad that lawmakers want to ban them. So this is companies that want to show. show to the world that we're hiring so many people, but because we're hiring so many people, you know, look at us. We have so many job openings, but they're fake job opening. So let me read
Starting point is 01:03:19 this to you, Tom, and then I'm going to come to you. This is a Wall Street Journal story that's out there. Okay, the cycle of heartbreak is familiar to job seekers, a great ad, a customized cover letter, nothing but nothing. But in many of these, as many as one in five cases, the company never intended to fill the opening. Months later, the ad is still up. The job remains a phantom. Ghost jobs are in a long-time frustration, and that anger is now spilling into state legislators. Lawmakers in New York and Pennsylvania proposed bills this year requiring employers to list hiring timelines
Starting point is 01:03:50 and removing ads once roles are filled in Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, a Senate candidate, open investigations to LinkedIn last month, saying it advertised and profited from fake jobs. When people are putting the time and effort into applying, there's a reasonable expectation that there's a job out there, said Pennsylvania State Representative Jim Procopiac. Tom, why is this such an important story? So this is PR spin, and this is why it's important.
Starting point is 01:04:16 I'll make this really, really quick. When you advertise jobs, first of all, Vinnie, what makes the stock go up? Growth and profits, right? Yes. You are? Man, we're growing. You hear the word guidance. Four times a year, you hear all the stories, MSNBC, CNBC, Wall Street Journal,
Starting point is 01:04:33 Barrens, Bloomberg, everywhere. guidance. Company guides growth in the future. Company guidance is positive. Company guidance on this. One of the ways you guide on growth, you never want to say things with your lips. Sometimes you let other things say it. Well, guess what? The number of jobs are open is one of the ways that analysts reach growth for companies. So you're putting external PR out there, showing a bunch of open jobs. Adam and Tom, the analyst goes, well, we have what the CEO said Adam, but have you seen the number of jobs? My gosh, or look at the number of sales jobs. Look at the number of engineering jobs. My goodness, they must be growing. We add that to our calculus when we say, we're going to give
Starting point is 01:05:13 the Vinico a buy rating. Actually, we'll just go accumulate it. Adam says, no, no, no, no, no, strong buy rating. So number one, it's manipulative PR that analysts are using. Number two, they use it in a nefarious way to create employee morale. They lay off a bunch of people, which the stock market loves because it reduces OPEX. And then they say, but it's different jobs we need and we're posting them. So the jobs get posted. So now the employee, it's used as a retention tool because you feel like you're working your butt off, but then you say, well, no, no, they're going to be hiring more people. We're going to split the department and have. We're going to do all this. Second. And then lastly, LinkedIn comes to them and says, hey, you want these job posts to look
Starting point is 01:05:54 legitimate? Yeah. Okay. 400 per post per month. We'll take care of it. And that's the money. that goes into LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the unwitting or winning partner to legitimize all the postings that are out there and show the growth and things that are going on. And so now you've actually got the focus of this article is going the wrong way, Pat. The focus of the article was saying, oh, and the job seeker pays for all of it. With what? Disappointment. They put in for a job and there's no job there. Nobody responds to them. How is a job seeker paying for it? No, no, no, no. The shareholders are paying for it of people, the retail buyers of stock that are buying it. And one of the perceptions they have is that there's gross baked on these.
Starting point is 01:06:40 And I agree that it should be regulated. Well, a couple things here. We just got on a call with LinkedIn. We've been doing business with LinkedIn for a long time. They're one of the best players in the game. There's some other competitors out there. There is a lot of money on the back end of how LinkedIn's making money right. And I think Microsoft bought LinkedIn for like $17 to $30 million.
Starting point is 01:07:00 It's a $200 billion. enterprise right now. It's a $200 billion enterprise right now. It's not even a question, but their business models completely change. It's not a social media side. It's these companies that have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not a multimillion dollar contract because that's where you have the opportunity to hire people. So the cost is there. Number two, if you guys, one of our guys, Connor right now, send me a text, he says he applied for 97 jobs and received a response from three. And he got the job. He's been with us for three years. We love him. but so that's a real thing because for every one of these guys you hear on jubilee if you want to play this
Starting point is 01:07:35 on jubilee can you play this please? How about I can interview and I give you a job? Would you move to Fort Laudeau though? Ooh, my house Florida. Sure, why not? Would you move to Fort Laudette? Sure, why not? How about you and I document this after this?
Starting point is 01:07:49 You come, I do an interview with you and I give you a job and let's see what you do 90 days later. Okay, let me and I'll look up your company and all that kind of stuff and I'll see it. But like, regardless of what you just did. Sure. You just said you applied to 477 companies who's not gone back to you. A business owner who's hiring aggressively just made an offer to you. You said you're willing to move. Then you said, I'll look at it.
Starting point is 01:08:13 You became selected. You contradicted yourself. You contributed yourself. Go ahead. I want to hear it. I would like to look into your company to see exactly what you guys do. You would like to. Because I don't know what you guys do.
Starting point is 01:08:24 So as far as I'm concerned, I may be wasting my time. If you guys are a finance company, if you guys are a bank, or something like that. You guys believe in capitalism? I don't have a certifications of America. So even interviewing me would be a move point. What if I gave you a job, period, to work 80 hours a week? Would you take it?
Starting point is 01:08:40 And I paid you a reasonable wage? Are we talking a livable wage or a reasonable wage? What do you make right now? What do you make right now? What do you make right now? What I'm not from you is... Is I need specifics? No, no, not necessarily.
Starting point is 01:08:53 Most of the people I hired need specifics. The difference is I'm trying to hire them. In this instance, you're trying to get a job. you're trying to get a job and you're being selective. It's going to work against you. I mean, I'm not trying to get a job. Originally, I was trying to ask you where the moral fell. You're fired.
Starting point is 01:09:07 You can pause it right. And he was unemployed. But you know what's bad. Here's what's bad. He makes those people who are truly unemployed trying to look for a job. He makes them look bad. And this is not America. Just so you know.
Starting point is 01:09:22 The same way this ghost, what do you call it, ghost job ads, are not. all companies. This is 5% of companies that are doing it. This is not 100% of companies. 5% of Americas like him. 5% of America's like him. 5% to 10% of companies are like the ghost job because they have to pay a lot of them. I'm paying these LinkedIn companies, hundreds of thousands of, of, of course you're not going to put fake ads. Like, why would you do that? It's a cost every single time you do it. Take those people out. The ones that are making the rest look bad. The people in the middle, they're looking for jobs. There's a story that follows
Starting point is 01:09:57 up saying nearly 25% of U.S. workers are functionally unemployed. Economic analysis says, this is CBS News. What does functionally unemployed mean? I'll have Tom explain it to you in a minute, but let me just read this to you. The U.S. job market is less robust than it looks. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in July well within the healthy range, but the metric only counts for people over 16 without a job who are actively looking an imprecise picture. So again, remember, they're trying to bash Trump's economy as well, so they're going to write some like this, but a part of it is real. Check this out.
Starting point is 01:10:32 The true rate of unemployment captures the functionally unemployed, those out of work and looking plus people involuntary working part-time, and those earning poverty-level wages, which is what, under $26,000 a year before taxes. By that measure, functionally unemployment has climbed four straight months and stood at at 24.9% in July, down from 25.2%. We shouldn't read too much into a single month, but four months. begin to tell a story. Tom, is this a concern when you see numbers like this? Two and five Canadians will hear the words you have cancer. That's why every step and dollar
Starting point is 01:11:07 raised matters. On September 19th, join thousands in Toronto for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation walk. Challenge yourself, friends, and family to walk 21 kilometers in support of life-saving research. Together, we can carry the fire and help create a world free from the fear. of cancer. Register today at pmcf walk.ca.ca. Yes. It means that the labor market is not as as hot or as we think it is. We already know that right now that layoffs have led to more corporate efficiency. So when you look at the case-shaped economy, you've got the stock market with much more efficient companies in terms of profits per employee in certain sectors.
Starting point is 01:11:56 And you've got, you know, instead of the Magnificent Seven, now we've got, you know, the AI crowd driving it. But what this talks about, Functionally employed, talks about those people that are out of work, plus people that are voluntarily working part-time away from their full-time capabilities. So it would be like, Vinnie, like you're an accountant, and you work part-time for a tax prep company because you can't find a full-time accountant role. We would call you functionally unemployed. You would take a full-time accounting role if you could find one in
Starting point is 01:12:28 your town and you're like, crap, I can't. So you take like a part-time seasonal tax prep role for now. Additionally, they include the poverty level wages. Well, you know, I have a hard time with that one because what they do is, you know, sometimes, you know, Dems are very, very eager and to count, you know, teenagers. And it's like, wait a minute, wait a minute. But They don't do that under Biden, but they'll do it on a Republican. I get that. But the reality of it is people are having a hard time with affordability right now. We can't hide around that, Tom.
Starting point is 01:13:01 That has really happened. And they got to find a way to address that. Lindy, go for it. I want to say I have to give a plug here from Minect. There have been a number of people who've reached out to me on Manette for this very reason. They tell me they're applying for jobs on LinkedIn or through the company websites and they can't hear back. They don't hear back from months. I have one guy, one dear friend on Monct.
Starting point is 01:13:20 his name is Matt, and he's applied to hundreds of jobs and has never heard back. But he said, you know, I reached out to you. I've written him recommendation letters. I got him jobs. I opened doors. This is all through Menect because you know you're actually going to hear him back. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:13:36 And by the way, one of the things about Lindy, shout out to Lindy. Lindy is phenomenal on Mennik. 8,629 conversations she's had on Meneck. So anybody watching this that wants to Meneck with Lindy, send her a message. She is so active. She's got hundreds of conversations with people. I love you guys so much. Like I deeply care about you like my family. You guys are the best, I had to say. And a quick shout out to Vinny. He just crossed 10,000 minutes. He's in the 10,000 club. The award's going to go to her. All right. Okay. I'm just going to add one thing.
Starting point is 01:14:07 Go ahead. I think there's one component that we should add. Looking for a job is a deeply emotional thing, especially you don't have one. Like it reminds me of the scene of Friday when he says, you know, you messing with my money. He's like messing with my emotions. He's like, I don't like me messing with my money. All my emotions. So when you can't find a job and you're searching out there and you're getting upset, speaking of Menecht, I got back to Mac, Manex yesterday.
Starting point is 01:14:31 One was the most optimistic future looks bright message. I'm figuring it out. I got this. This is what I'm doing. This is what I'm doing. And the next message was like, life sucks. Life's tough. I can't figure it out.
Starting point is 01:14:42 The economy, the economy. And I told him, buddy, your message just came at the wrong time. because I just told this guy amazing your optimism, and now you're just like wallowing in self-pity. Nobody's going to feel bad for you, especially as a dude. So what I've realized is when it comes to getting a job, it's not where you start, it's where you finish. Whatever you're looking for, find a job, get a part-time job,
Starting point is 01:15:01 get experience, get an internship. That's only temporarily. At the end of the day, if you actually have what it takes and you have the skills to pay the bills, you'll keep moving up, you'll keep finding the right thing. I was a jack of all trades until I was 27, broke as hell, but I made connections and relationships that still serve me. So focus on what you can do, not what you can't do.
Starting point is 01:15:21 I agree. I think that's a good message for people to consider as they're going through it. Now, let's talk about something. Earlier we talked about, you know, the polymarket story, you know, no, the ghost job ghosting. And you heard Ken Paxton talk about the fact that, hey, if you do that in the state of Texas, they're going to come after you. You can't post things like this.
Starting point is 01:15:38 Mark Cuban is on Kira Swisher, and she's being interviewed, and then they talk about two different things. When they talk about the wealth tax in the state of California, then they bring up Tala Rico. And then the audience is like, make up your mind, Mark. Where are you at with this? And Mark actually, one thing about Mark, he responded to a lot of the criticism on X, which maybe we'll read some of them. But here's how Mark switch within seconds from California is bad to Tala Rico's grade. Go ahead.
Starting point is 01:16:04 My daughter just graduated from college and she was asking about living in L.A. I'm like, you can't afford it. Right? The taxes are insane. But going back just to the billionaire stuff, I don't know. I think it's ridiculous. I think it's going to cost them more that it'll say, and look, people say, well, you're a billionaire, right? Well, look, you're already getting people moving. You're getting companies moving. You could be cutting off your nose to slight your face. Everybody wants my money. And, you know, unfortunately, usually they say they'll eat me last. James Talleyco, let's go. Oh, okay, tell me. Yeah, I'm a big fan. I'm a huge fan. I'm a huge man. I know you are. I think he's honest. That's what you are? He's trustworthy. He cares. What do you say then to those red voters? Do it's best for the state of Texas. do what's best for your wallet. Do what's best for you, right?
Starting point is 01:16:48 There's nobody in the same thing, my buddy who voted for Trump in 2016, I say the same thing to all these voters. You've been voting for Republicans all these years. What have they done for you? Tom. Same thing can be said for both parts. So, yeah, I don't understand the Telarico part. Tala Rico, there is polling that came out that showed that he was struggling with black voters.
Starting point is 01:17:10 And the DNC for a Texas DNC was saying, We think that this election is going to hinge to the over index of the black voters because Hispanics are becoming increasingly conservative, not a majority conservative, but increasingly conservative. We've seen it in Texas. And so Tala Rico comes out a week ago, and what does Tala RICO say? Well, I think the problem with the, you know, the whole Carmelo-Anthony case was that there wasn't enough black jurors.
Starting point is 01:17:38 Wait a minute. At the same time, we find out that text messages came out that showed that it was actually a premeditated murder. Absolute unequivocal text messages, and they were worried about civil unrest, and so they didn't go after the death penalty. And they just denied the guy's request. A liberal judge denied the guy's request for a new trial.
Starting point is 01:17:59 So Tala Rico's out here talking about this, trying to pander to the black vote using a horrible premise. Mark Cuban is smart. How can he not see that and see the pandering that's going on, and why does he believe that what, Tala Rico wants to bring is actually economically good for the state of Texas. That confused me about Mark. The things that he's doing on drugs and his own company, the startup company, on drug prices, which I applaud and I think are great. And I love the fact that he wouldn't let himself be, you know,
Starting point is 01:18:30 manipulated all those years as an NBA owner. There's so many things I like about Mark. But this take, this angle on the back side of the Talariko confuse me and I think it's wrongheaded. Can you pull up the clip? Can you pull up the tweet with him responding back, Not this one. This is when he says there's racism and all this stuff. Not Telerico, the one I just texted you about the tweet and him responding. I just literally send you the tweet. Oh, sexism in America.
Starting point is 01:18:53 Guys, I just send it to you right now. Can you pull up this tweet? There you go. Go a little bit lower. So if you go lower, just look at the comments, him responding. Go to the comment section, please. Okay. So he responds like, hey, Mark, hope you're doing well.
Starting point is 01:19:03 Question for you, which state laws do senators vote on? Okay. So Geiger Capital, who does a good job with the content out there, he says, so you know the policies are bad and admit you won't want them in Texas just at the national level. Go to the show replies because I think he responds back to it. Yeah, so Mark responds back. He says, if it was a state representative that wanted a wealth tax in Texas and I lived in
Starting point is 01:19:25 their district, I would vote against them. That's how our system works. Different jobs have different responsibilities and impact. I vote accordingly. So then another guy responds back saying the problem is Tala Rico still wants to raise tax on billionaires through federal rules, closing loopholes and making the wealth pay more, which would hit people like you in Texas, just. as hard or harder since you can't just move states to escape national taxes.
Starting point is 01:19:47 I don't want to pay more in taxes. Bigger concern is debt we have and how much interest we are paying now. No one in the office is doing anything about it. You good what all the spending? Then he responds. So a part of while you're watching this, he's saying, no, I'm voting selfishly because him becoming a senator does nothing to me on a national level in the state of Texas. I don't care if he wins.
Starting point is 01:20:09 It's a very weird way of voting. Like where is your conviction at? What's your position when you see Mark you've been doing this? I can't believe he's flip-flopping so quickly. Just a couple months ago, he was condemning the Democratic Party. He seems to go what the poll numbers are. This guy is just like a weather ving. He's like Talley.
Starting point is 01:20:23 Remember that French diplomat? He's famous for just following the political winds. And suddenly he's backing Tala Rican who says there are six genders. This is the same guy who in Texas says that God is non-binary. Oh, yeah. I don't think so, man. And he's vegan, apparently, in the great state of Texas, known for beef. this is such a
Starting point is 01:20:42 I can't as a Christian I'm offended yeah but Mark Cuban may say well that's not my position I'm just voting with my pocket and I don't care what positions he's got I don't care where he's at spiritually can I there's two conversations by the way I think he's ahead right now 52 to 48 I don't know
Starting point is 01:20:59 what the numbers are if you want to pull it up Greg Gabbitt said there's no way in the world if there's a choice between Tala Rico and Paxon it's easy Paxon's the one to go with but again Tala Rico went on Rogan Rogan likes Tala Rico. There's an audience for it that in Texas who are somewhat independent,
Starting point is 01:21:16 they're like, well, we wouldn't mind testing out somebody like this. Adam, where are you at with this? Look, I've actually been following this race, and to me it's pretty simple. It's in Texas, do you want to vote for a cowboy? Or do you want to vote for a boy? That's really what this comes down to.
Starting point is 01:21:29 Ken Paxton is not the best candidate because actually as a candidate, who you are actually matters. This guy's got some corruption issues. He's got some baggage. So we get that. Tala Rico, Tala Freco, get your freak on. This is like the most soft feminine man, woman, child I've ever seen.
Starting point is 01:21:48 He makes Dylan Mulvaney look like a tough guy. In Texas? Like, I'm actually genuinely asking this question. Is Texas getting so rich that they're just becoming soft? Is Texas getting so rich because all the Fortune 500 companies are moving there? They now have more 500, 500 companies than I think New York. So I'm wondering, speculating is what's going on in Texas? D-E-I-E-S-G, is this kind of taking over everything?
Starting point is 01:22:14 Is immigration coming in there in Texas? I'm wondering there, because the Texas that I know likes barbecue, likes cowboys, and doesn't put up with this Alarico soft-stop. Muslim feet-washing? Cuban has had a long-running feud. Muslim feet-washing? I'm sorry.
Starting point is 01:22:29 Cuban has had a long-running feud with Ted Cruz, Senator. He also did not have a feud, but Cornon, John Cornyn, who got beat by Paxton in the primary, refused to get behind Cuban. And so Cuban has had an absolute war. You're saying there's some personal beef going on? Yeah, I believe so. Texas grade A beef.
Starting point is 01:22:50 With the Republican senators, he has had, you know, he's been at war with one of them, frustrated with the other one. But to come out, Tom, and say, I'm a fan of Tala Rico? Yeah. That's not saying he's okay. I like him. I'm a fan. What's he also saying?
Starting point is 01:23:03 That's Mark Cuban, though. Mark Cuban is a wishy-washy, flip-flopping, back-in-forth. Get us fine, bro. He was just with Trump, having his drug prices. Unfortunately. But then he's calling out the Democratic Party. Unfortunately, unfortunately, unfortunately, that strategy does not work. You have to take a position.
Starting point is 01:23:23 It's unattractive. It's like make a damn position. Middle of the road gets run over. Middle of the road is kind of where he goes, dude, where are you at? Nobody knows. Yeah, nobody knows. I don't think Cuban knows. He's like a John Kerry billionaire is who he is.
Starting point is 01:23:36 Cuban. Always, like, goes one way or the other because he wants to make friends. A lot of us respected more Cubanism, but I still have respect for the guy. But I don't have to respect his opinions. Respect for what? Because he was a basketball guy and he made money. It's like, by the way, I think that there needs to be a study. And I'm not even being funny right now with liberals, with the vaccine and how many boosters
Starting point is 01:23:56 because it makes you stupid. All the Scott Galloways, whatever cares, all these people, as smart as they are, you know what we're saying? These are the smartest dumb people? No, it's just dumb. And I think something chemically with your fifth booster. messes your head. And the Bible warned us in Matthew chapter 7, verse 15, about people like Tala Rico. That smile, the false prophets, okay? Beware of false prophets. They come to you and she keeps clothing pat, but inwardly they're raving wolves. Okay, this guy, like you said,
Starting point is 01:24:22 he talks about if you don't let a kid transition a child at him, he said that's child abuse. He said trans children are made in God's image. Oh, really? God's creation is male and female. You want that to happen? He's against voter ID. He's in there pandering to the freaking black vote. And it's like at this point in society, can you not see it? Like, I really hope. Maybe Texas is going trans. No, no. Well, Texas, you were talking about the mosque situation.
Starting point is 01:24:49 Did you ever think Texas would be the biggest mosque building place where they have cities with mosque and the Muslim population? In Texas? You didn't believe that? Texas got toughen up. No. Puerto is looking for votes, guys. It's simple. He wants power and he will be a pawn of the left.
Starting point is 01:25:04 To get there, he is not showing any authentic viewpoint. At all. He says, God is non-binary. He wants the trans vote. He said there weren't blacks on the jury. He wants the black vote. He is trying to gobble up. This is Democrat politics at its worst. Simply trying to get groups of victims all under the tent to have enough to win, and then he will be a pawn of power. It's very predictable to me. That's why I recognize it, and it doesn't surprise me. Does it infuriate me? And I get emotional like you right now. My passion is. I'm not emotional. I'm passionate. I do. I do, but guess what? He's being the hyena that a dem hyena is. And guys, this is also a money play.
Starting point is 01:25:44 Because there aren't that many Democrats, big money Democrats in the state of Texas. He has to cater to the national donor base and that he is currently saying what they want him to say. Basically, that mutilation is actually a good thing. Guess what? And that, you know, Muslim feet washing stations in Texas are God's gift to earth. that yeah, we should definitely, the men can be women and, you know, and hijack women's sports and hijack our futures. This is exactly what the coastal progressivism dictates.
Starting point is 01:26:16 And that is why the DNC is dying. I don't know if you guys realize this, but the Democratic Party is dying. I declare that 2026 or 28 is going to be the last time that they have a modicum of control over their own presidential election. After this year, it's going to be the DSA. all the way, especially if AOC takes over. Can I hone in on one thing you just said? You said that there's no Democratic donor base in Texas,
Starting point is 01:26:41 so they got to go to a national east coast, west coast. California is known as a wallet of the Democratic Party, the Hollywood base, and also New York and Martha's Vineyard and the Upper West Side. I mean, I've hosted Governor Shapiro at my own home twice. I've had Tammy Duckworth at my home twice. People come to Philadelphia. They saw me as their Philadelphia wallet.
Starting point is 01:27:00 And yeah, so they go to the two coasts. they skip over flyover, they consider it flyover. To Lindy's point, Pat, here's a quick chart. Look at this chart. On the left-hand side, that's the national money. Look at the Republican lead over the Dems. Then in the middle is the Senate money, and then on the left is the House money.
Starting point is 01:27:19 The money comes to the conservatives. So he can't find the Senate money in Texas. Where will a liberal Democrat find big donor money in Texas? George Soros doesn't live there. He's got to go outside and get it. And how does he do it? He picks the position to reflect to get the money to him. You've got my vote.
Starting point is 01:27:39 Once we get to Senate, you've got my vote on these things. But I've got to get to the Senate to do it. You've got to help me. But even if they have money, how is this flying in Texas? How is it even close? How bad of a candidate is this? Tala Rico. Not Tala RICO.
Starting point is 01:27:53 Paxton. How bad of a – this is just begging the question. How bad of a candidate is Paxton if he isn't running away with this Talarico guy? In Texas? Well, Paxton is not the, he's not a guy that's going to get on a podcast or an interview and light it up. Tala Rico is more charismatic than Paxton is. Paxton's a fighter. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 01:28:14 He's a lawyer. He's a dog. He's a fighter, but he's got some controversy in the past that he's maneuvering through. But, you know, it is Texas. It is Texas. And Ken Paxton is one of those guys that you want on your side as a lawyer. He's a tough guy. You've had him on the show?
Starting point is 01:28:27 Yeah, yeah, he's a tough guy. And what was your biggest takeaway with him? He's a tough guy. And to me. the way he spoke off camera was better than the way he spoke on camera. I'm like, dude, talk like this. Come on, Ken. You're answering with the camera being on.
Starting point is 01:28:38 Talk the way you did off camera. And it was like more trying to be proper on camera. I think he needs to kind of be a cowboy. He has it in him to be it. But he's got to, he's got to. Now again, his advisors are going to say different things, but we'll see what to happen here. Let me get to the next story. By the way, before we go to next door, we have to get into the Sampiker, the Charlie Kirkster.
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Starting point is 01:30:06 Listen, no shout out to light or shade or brown. You pick and shoes, whether you're like lighter shade or brown or you like. Hey, black of the bear with the sweet of the juice, people, everybody knows that. Listen, this is all I will tell you is, this is all I. You got to come out with a female line. Yeah. I'd love to get it. Listen, we, we, maybe, maybe one day there's going to be some announcements being made.
Starting point is 01:30:23 But okay. Email, all right. Let's continue. Let's go to the next story. Do we want to do Bitcoin? Do we want to do a son? Which one do we want to go to next? Well, me and Lindsay.
Starting point is 01:30:32 Yeah. Vinie Boys have. Lindy and Linda. Let's go on to that. So here is. Hassan Piper, they're having an event, and they're singing this song, which apparently this song was a song that went viral. I think it was an AI video they made, and it went viral on the Facebook boomer side is what Connor was telling us earlier. And at their event, they're singing this song mocking the great Charlie Kirk.
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Starting point is 01:32:08 And I love that, because you know he's going to go on whatever, kick, what is he on? What is he on? Twitter. Whatever the hell he's on. He's going to sit there in his room while he's probably zapping his freaking dog in the neck in the back. But this is what really drives me crazy.
Starting point is 01:32:22 Well, number one, it's not about Hassan Piker. We're talking about him because he's doing stupid stuff. It's not about him. It's about all the people behind it that he's campaigning for and all the, you know, hugging AOC and all these, Abdul, whatever. He says, if you can't say my name, say it,
Starting point is 01:32:40 I don't care about your friend. Whatever the hell his name is. But it's like, bro, like, Hassan knew Charlie. You know what I mean? Like you shared the state with him. You debated with him. You disagreed about everything, but you still, Charlie treated you with respect, okay? And now he's gone and you're on stage mocking him and doing all this.
Starting point is 01:32:58 And I mind you, this is what, because me and Lindy were on, Pierce Morgan. Trank was on there. And, you know, he has to stick up for his, for his nephew. I understand that. But at one point because he's like, he apologized about the 9-11 comments. He's a, come on, guys, he was a kid, he was a streamer. He, on that same stage, he was saying, yeah, guys, I kind of, like, he was being so fake about, yeah, I, you know, I don't mean the 9-11, and they're all a booed. The audience booed that he was kind of walking back his comments, which are absolutely nonsense, okay?
Starting point is 01:33:31 He doesn't care, all right, he doesn't care. He talked about that. He talked about the capitalist blood. He tried to say, you know, I'll kill, if I want to kill Charlie. And I'm tired. Can you play that clip, by the way? Play that clip, yeah, while I'm talking about this. This is the one him saying 9-11.
Starting point is 01:33:44 You was joking about 9-11. Go back a little bit. Look at a smirk. Can you go back? Yeah. Go for it. Not deserved it. That's my new thing now.
Starting point is 01:34:02 Look, look, look, I got smart. He's laughing in all of your freaking faces. Well, no, he's saying that. But the reaction to the audience is they're booing because they're like America did these. Deserved it, yeah, but his smirk is he's just saying that because he has to say it. He doesn't want to say, guys, enough of this, like his family and people apologizing for him. He's not apologizing. He's not young.
Starting point is 01:34:24 He's not stupid. He's a grown-ass person that hates this country. And when I join the United States Air Force, when you join the Army, any veteran that's out there, when you raise your right hand, and you sort of protect this country against enemies foreign and domestic, I really never knew what the domestic was. In my head, I'm like, foreign, okay. this is the enemy that they were talking about these are the domestic these people that want to destroy this freaking country they want to bring in all this
Starting point is 01:34:50 nonsense social if you're listen if you're trying to come to this country and bring in socialism and destroy this and brag about terrorism and put up you know mosque and to take over you're the enemy I don't all this funny streaming you want to be cool you are the enemy okay and I know like these these people hate the freaking country they hate America and they hate you and mind you this is always coming from a Hassan Pike, brother. There's a photo of him. There's a photo of him on a pony. He comes from a rich
Starting point is 01:35:17 family. Could you look up him on a little pony that is family owned? He's a chubby fat kid that comes from money. He's a champagne socialist and makes three to four million dollars a year. But guess what the country? Look at him. Look at this little guy. Look at the little guy with his pony and a family. But he's a communist. He wants none of you to have money. He wants the government to control your life. And he comes from money. He's a phony. He's a phony. And I hope he plays this on his dumb-ass show with all those freaking losers watching him. This is the greatest country in the history of the world, but he wants to take it away from everybody and destroy it.
Starting point is 01:35:49 To hell with him. Play this clip. Play this clip and then, Lydia, I'm coming to you. Go for it. What about Democratic mayors? It's like, what the fuck are you talking about, dude? We're fucking talking about socialized medicine, and you fucking turn around,
Starting point is 01:36:01 and you fucking ask a question about murderous cities and their Democratic mayors. I will fuck, I want to fucking kill him, dude. I want to kill him, dude. Whoa, whoa, whoa. In a video game. In a video game setting. I want to own him in a video game setting.
Starting point is 01:36:19 You notice that? That's your initial rage, your initial thing, especially when he did it, and Lindy, I know you want to talk. When he did the, make the streets in there, kill them, kill them all, talking all that shit. Then do it. It drives me crazy.
Starting point is 01:36:32 When people like Hassam Piker, all you do is bark, bro. Are you going to bite? It's always them saying, do this or do that. I'm going to kill it. then go do it. I know your side did it. You know, the leftist side.
Starting point is 01:36:43 I know he's bragging. Oh, taking the spotlight away from the left. No, it's people like you. It's people like you. And if you're going to talk to talk, walk to walk. And he's not. He wants other people to do his fight.
Starting point is 01:36:57 And Vinny, I want to point out, Jenk lied to us when we were on peer... 100%. He just, he completely lied to our faces. He said that Hassan Piker immediately apologized for his remarks saying that America deserved 9-11. No, I actually looked at the timeline. it took him three days.
Starting point is 01:37:11 Okay. It doesn't take you three days to realize it's not something you should ever say, let alone contemplate. Like, my goodness. And by the way, I want to thank you for your service to our country. America's the best thing that's ever happened to me. I give thanks to God that I am able to wake up in this country every single day. It brings tears to my eyes that somebody would denigrate and lambast our country like that and elevate someone like Mald-Zoan.
Starting point is 01:37:38 Give me a break. This guy who killed tens of millions of people, you hold him up and dare to blame our country for 9-11? Like, what is wrong with you? And now he's telling the Democrats, please defend me. Why aren't you defending me? Like, don't apologize for me. You should be embracing me. And frankly, a lot of Democrats are.
Starting point is 01:37:59 And by the way, this is a great problem for Republicans because Democrats don't know how to handle a son piker. Every time the conversation comes up, they fumble. They think this is a good idea. You have to realize there is the young social media kids that follow someone like him that are not happy. They don't have a job. They're not creating jobs. They're miserable. They're part of that.
Starting point is 01:38:24 It's not my fault. It's America's fault. There is those guys. And then there is the middle age or older who see something like this. And they say, wait a minute, Democrats, you're for this. This is turning me off. So, you know, there was a couple of times that, you know, there was a couple of times that, You know, you have to realize people have to voter turnout is a very big thing.
Starting point is 01:38:44 Just as much as people may not let some of the Democrats may not vote for Trump or may not vote for Republican, but some of them sat out. You know, you know what causes people sitting out? People like this. Take the position. Hey, you know what we like him. We just want to hear them out. No problem. See what happens when it's time to vote for it.
Starting point is 01:39:02 Tom, either one of you guys can go next. Go for it. I actually disagree with Vinny. I'm actually a huge fan of Assan Piker these days. nobody is doing more to motivate the Republican MAGA base to get out and vote than this character right here. And when I think of Hassan Piker, I'm not worried about him and dressing up his Mao
Starting point is 01:39:18 or basically praising communism. And I want to know who's showing up of these events cheering for him. Who are the politicians that says, I need more votes? Get me Assan Piker over here to come motivate my base. That's who I got a problem with. This random commie comedy tour that he's doing, which is like their version of Kill Tony.
Starting point is 01:39:39 Instead, it's Kill Charlie. While they're singing and dancing on Charlie's grave, they're doing more to motivate common sense people to say, look, I might not approve of certain things that maybe is going on with Trump right now or with Iran or with gas prices. But this is America, damn it. This is Texas, damn it.
Starting point is 01:39:57 I'm not supporting this nonsense. So Hassan Piker, respectfully to Vinny, huge fan, buddy, keep it up. Love what you're doing to help America, stay the greatest country in the world. I agree with Adam. I have nothing more to add to this. Wow, I just mic drop Tom?
Starting point is 01:40:14 No, I mean, I have nothing more to add to this. Keep it up, Hassan. Keep it up. Because when they start seeing real polling and they start seeing what real people think, the Republicans do have an affordability problem, but they do not have a common sense problem on the core Americans.
Starting point is 01:40:28 And the core Americans do not like that. And it's crazy, though, that we talked about this before the show. The left, you know, that big tent that we keep. hearing about by Chuck Shrew and all these people, they will say what you want about them. They will freaking stay behind their people no matter what from Eric Swawa with all the freaking allegations, all the girls, all the stuff to you know, platinum, bro, platinum, literally, allegedly, girl beating whatever. Nazi tattoo, they're still like, yeah, but come on, we still, we have a big tent and
Starting point is 01:40:57 this guy falls in that big tent and I understand the angle that you guys are taking, but at the end I'm gonna call out the enemy and I'm telling you don't sleep on these people because people like that with their big fat ass mouths they talk it's a dog whistle not a dog shocker like he has it's a dog whistle where people are like yeah all it listen all it takes is one motivated idiot to hear his mouth and go you know what i'm gonna hold on adam i'm gonna go see viny or pat or whatever and try to kill them go oh you mean like they did with charlie kirk literally that's what i mean that what i'm saying is don't i agree with that i'm talking about to pat's question about what do i think about hasan piker i think i think they're
Starting point is 01:41:35 have to pay a price. I agree, but, but, but, and I, and I'm with you, playing that whole, I didn't, 9-11, no, I'm joking, clowning Charlie, but Adam, one idiot, you know how stupid people are? One idiot to be like, you know what, Hassan is right, or whatever his name is right, I'm going to go and kill one of these people, and then guess what? Zero, zero, zero responsibility that they're going to take, zero. I still believe in free speech in this country. I, I radically believe that this guy should say whatever he want.
Starting point is 01:42:04 Let's not forget who he is. radical leftist, his uncle is Jank Uighger, and a radical leftist, you know, killed Charlie Kirk, and they're singing and dancing on his grave. How much you want to bet this? Charlie's going to get the last laugh. That's my opinion. What do you mean? Charlie's going to get the last laugh. I think the radical left is being exposed. And do you have that clip of what Charlie just said? Not just said. There was a clip in our chat. Do we have that? Pull that up. If you're saying Charlie's going to get the last laugh, Charlie's going to get the laugh, less laugh. Are you publicly announcing that you're becoming a Christian? You're going to see him in heaven with Jesus.
Starting point is 01:42:38 I walk in the footsteps of Jesus. He was Jewish. Ironically, I think Hassan Piker made it more difficult for Republicans to win Wisconsin. Because it's part of the reason why Francesca Hong lost the primary was her association with Hassan Piker. Democrats wouldn't. There were some moderate Democrats who saw the light and wouldn't have it. So they elevated the moderate to win that race. So the Republican is now going up against the moderate, which would have been, you know, now it's going to be tougher to beat.
Starting point is 01:43:05 I'm just saying. Well, let's do that. You said Tucker, right? So did you say Tucker right now? Tougher to be. Tougher. Oh, I'm sorry. I thought I heard Tucker.
Starting point is 01:43:11 There's that clip of Charlie. Let me, let me show this transition because I do want to, remember I told you guys, I'm going to show a clip at the end as well that I want to share with you. But let's go into how out of the blue, the president tweeted something about Marjorie Taylor Green, Tucker Carlson, and Joe Kent and a few others. If you want to pull this up. So Tucker Carlson just met with the lightweight former Congressman. Thomas Massey, Marjorie Taylor Green, Trader Green, losers all. Tucker's views have fallen through the floor and will only get worse.
Starting point is 01:43:42 Nobody cares about him any longer in that he has become totally irrelevant and happens to be surprisingly very low IQ individual. He could barely get out of college and maybe he didn't, but only real dumb people can't make it through that wonderful four-year time in life. Tucker wants to run for political office, but he should be required to take a cognitive test. He's got no chance, but could probably take a couple of points. away from whatever the Republican tickets happens to be. Tucker's a loser and always has been. Marjorie Taylor Brown, a highly neurotic young woman,
Starting point is 01:44:13 went from ultra-conservative to a liberal fool all in a matter of weeks because I refused to return her phone calls, not because I didn't like her, just because I had no time. She was way down on the polls in Georgia because I took away my endorsement and would have to have no chance of winning. So she, just like everyone else, quit.
Starting point is 01:44:29 Thomas Massey, has turned out to be a failed politician and a real jerk. He thought it was wonderful to vote. know on everything, no matter how good, strong and proper the legislation would be. What a team this would be, three losers and a pocket full of change. The only chance they have is to join the radical left Democrats and try breaking into the primary system. To all of them, I say, praise to Allah. Baby, I didn't even read that.
Starting point is 01:44:54 Praise me to Allah, Donald J. Trump. Lindy, where do you stand with this? That's amazing. And I, Marjorie Taylor Green, man, she is really embracing the CNN. the view, the Kool-Aid. This is, frankly, unbelievable and a little bit disappointing. You know, I thought she was a Maverick, but she is completely selling out to the liberal media complex. Do you agree with what the president is saying? Do you agree that they're going to take a couple percent away from somebody because some of the Republicans on the woke ride
Starting point is 01:45:21 may join Tucker if he decides to run? In the United States, a third party just flat out doesn't work. It just doesn't work. They just play a spoiler. And I don't know. This sounds like a Vanity Project and frankly it's deeply selfish because he's basically handing you know it's an open question as to which side is going to hurt most because some people could say they're taking away from the liberal base
Starting point is 01:45:44 right or are they taking away from the Republican base it's really up in there what do you guys think I think run as a Republican if you want to freaking do it do it Trump Trump didn't run as an independent Trump said I'm going to do change I'm going to make change and I don't care what anybody says there's a bunch of disappointment
Starting point is 01:46:00 especially on the second term with the war and all that stuff But Trump was exactly what the country needed in 2007. I don't care what anybody says. We needed him. He came in and exposed the hell out of everybody. All the lawfare, the shooting, the trying to take his money, to try to put him in jail, him saying, your fake news to Jim Acosta, we needed him at that specific moment.
Starting point is 01:46:21 Okay, we needed him. So if you want to come in, by any, he ran as a Republican, Tucker and all them, Marjorie Taylor Green, come in and run. Like, get in. You nailed it. There's no third party that's going to do anything but be a disruptor. That's it. That's it.
Starting point is 01:46:34 You're going to hurt the Republican Party. Look, there's a famous phrase, and you go for the king, you best not miss. And Tucker missed. And Tucker has his gun, and he's just pulling out his foot and just, boom, shooting himself in the foot constantly, constantly, constantly. As his credibility, his authenticity, and any basket of credibility he ever had is completely out the window. Speaking of baskets, this collection of a basket of ludes. with Marjorie Taylor Brown, Thomas Massey, Joe Kent, when I say losers,
Starting point is 01:47:06 I'm not giving like an actual, like, they're loose. They literally lost. Nobody voted for Joe Kent. He basically stabbed Trump in the back after getting run out of town in every election. You're gone. Marjorie Taylor Green, she owes everything in her life to Trump. How ungrateful are you because you disagree with a policy or two?
Starting point is 01:47:23 You walk out the door, Thomas Massey, Loserville. And then Tucker, he's the king of the losers, literally. So here he is. He can do what he wants to do. So I don't know what it's going to happen with Tucker. I'm speculating. He ain't running for nothing. He doesn't have the work ethic, the stamina, nothing to get out and do what Trump has done. Trump does it. Tucker talks about it. Tom.
Starting point is 01:47:46 Well, I've been trying to find the Trump endorsed candidates that lost in 2026. And I think there's like two. It shows who still has the weight and the gravitas with the vote. voters on the Republican side with the GOP voters and with the candidates that are acceptable to Trump. And they say that of all the hundred and, okay, Trump has made 312 primary endorsements in 2026 with a 96% win rate, which is remarkable. It's not like he just picked the 10 he liked Pat. Oh, I'm 10 and oh, really, because you, you, you You know, because you pick Ted Cruz in Texas.
Starting point is 01:48:32 Wow, you're way out on a limb on that one. No, he's out there, you know, giving, giving weight and giving support to them. And this is amazing. And so this is a epic rant, I called it that. What an epic rant. Epic rant. But it was, he's making a point. I mean, he carries the weight.
Starting point is 01:48:54 And you know what? In politics, they call it about, you know, there's the red meat speech. Why would that person give such a speech? Well, it didn't make sense to you sitting in Florida, you know, watching that speech on CNN, but it made a hell of a sense to the ranchers at Rundales when he was there. And they call it in politics a red meat speech, a red meat to the base. And so he just threw red meat to those people that wanted to see him be tough, be resilient, and not back down. And that's what this did.
Starting point is 01:49:28 You know the name that actually should be worried about? about this tweet, there's one name, J.D. Vance. Because J.D.'s cool with Tucker. This is J.D.'s people. So Trump just sent out a warning shot saying, oh, you want to disrespect me? J.D., like indirectly, this was like a stray bullet coming his way. What do you think about the J.D. component?
Starting point is 01:49:52 I don't know. I mean, listen, when I had Ben Shapiro on, he said he doesn't think Rubio's going to run. And I hope he does. I hope Rubio definitely considers running because the way he said it is, you run, you lose to JD, you're done. You run, you lose under general, you're done. You don't run, wait until JD runs, then you run afterwards, you win, you become president.
Starting point is 01:50:11 I don't agree with that, but that was Ben's position. But going more to this year, where Tucker's at, I love that people want to run. I hope, you know, Mark Cuban runs. I hope the Rock runs. I hope a lot of people run and go present your ideas
Starting point is 01:50:28 to the market and see how they react to it. But the challenge here is one thing you have to be very careful with is the following. And this is one of the hardest things to do in life. One of the hardest things to do in life. It is so flipping difficult to do. When you win and you start getting some people around you that are saying, man, man, let me tell you, dude, I think you could do it.
Starting point is 01:50:50 You're freaking sick. I think you can beat them. I think you're just, I think you're better than this. I think you're better than that. and you hear it so much from people and you don't have the self-awareness to be like, yeah, I think there's levels to this game and I'm not there yet.
Starting point is 01:51:04 No, bro, you got it, bro. No. Oh, really? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, yeah, you know what? I can do it. And then you're like, yeah, boom. And then you're like, what was that all about, right?
Starting point is 01:51:15 Drinking your old Kool-A. I think, you know, there is levels to this game. And if Tucker wants to go do it great, tested out, but to think that Trump's base is going to leave him for you, you're not that guy. You're not. You're not that guy. You're talented. You're capable. You run a very popular podcast. You've done a great job with a lot of interviews with, you know, what do you call it, Putin and others, and credit to you as an entertainer, charming, charismatic, that you have that and you have a certain following. But are you a kingmaker? I don't know. You know what a kingmaker is? Like a kingmaker is when the guy says,
Starting point is 01:51:55 this could happen. And there's moments where whatever that guy says things, things happen. How many times has he made predictions? How many times? Or is he a, you know, secondary one? Like his position with Israel, he followed Nick Fuentes. Like in that topic, Nick's the leader of Tucker, not the other way around. So if it's like, well, let me tell you, it's really Israel.
Starting point is 01:52:16 Well, a 22-year-old is the guy that led you at that time. And now you're what, 28? I don't know how old Nick is. So Nick Fuentes, is Charlie Kirk's lead, is Tucker Carlin. Carlson's leader in my eyes. He's his daddy. No, no, I don't want to say you're being funny about it, but what I'm saying is he's leading him.
Starting point is 01:52:31 What has he taken a first position on that's a risk? You know, say what you want with Candace. She took a position and she's the first. Now, whether she ends up being right or wrong, that's a different story. But that's a risk. No, I understand what you're saying. But what has he taken that is the first?
Starting point is 01:52:47 Trump took first. They're sending rapists. They're sending their wars. What? He's crazy. He is racist. Let me go make my argument why. So Tucker is, believe it or not, Tucker is like, uh, oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:53:06 So I, you know, I don't know if I'm making sense or not what I'm saying. Tucker doesn't have fans. He has followers. People listen to Tucker, but nobody's marching to the Pied Piper of Tucker. Let me ask you a very specific question. Go for it. If Tucker Carlson was a stock right now, where is his stock? In 2020, he was the number one guy.
Starting point is 01:53:26 He was, and then he got fired, Dominion. Where's his stock right now? Because I have speculation. Where would you say his stock is? Is it at an all-time high? Is it at all-time low? I think the way to say it is. Sell up and the stock.
Starting point is 01:53:36 No, no, I think put it in basic. That's a good question. Put it in three categories. Buy, sell or hold. Like Ray Dalio said, buy gold, hold Bitcoin. Am I holding Tucker right now with the games and relationships he's building? I don't know. I don't know.
Starting point is 01:53:54 And I think a part of it is really predicated on what J.D. does with Trump. Because if J.D. gets in his head that he does what a Pence does, like, let's just say that Tucker's, remember, whoever Tucker gets a hold of, if people spend a lot of time with Tucker, he baptizes you into his way of thinking. That's Tucker. if you get closed. Look at what Megan Kelly, look at all these guys. They go, oh, yes, but Tucker's right, but Tucker's this. So he knows how to do that well. It's a very important skill set. Like, you know, I ran an insurance company, and I'm, you know, as of September 30, it's my last day that I'm there. And there are some people that are going behind closed doors. I'm like, but let me tell you what PBD did and what he didn't do and what he didn't and don't.
Starting point is 01:54:44 And then I watched, we had a conversation. Ricky Aguilar sends me a question. He says, Pat, who do you think are the most grateful people that you ran within the company? And I said, grateful. It took me a week to respond. And by the way, I never told them the list of names, but I actually made a list of names myself. And then I said, who do you think? He gave me the list of names.
Starting point is 01:55:01 I said, to me, gratitude is different than the best builder, the best performer, the best, the most competitive. Because sometimes the moment people, gratitude is when you no longer have anything that that person can give you, are you still grateful to that person changing your life, right? And you're like, ooh, I don't need them anymore. Screw him.
Starting point is 01:55:21 Let me see what's over here. And they forget all the things you did for them. That's kind of what gratitude is in my eyes. And people get to pick and choose. This is not judgment. Everybody decides and be around long enough. You'll be, you know, you'll experience that. To me in this sense is, you know, when you look at a situation like this,
Starting point is 01:55:37 those people that are good at going and converting people into the negative or dividing, it's a very powerful skill set. And Tucker's got that. He's very good at that. Because it's questions like, well, what do you think about his relationship with his wife? It's kind of weird, don't you think? What do you think about it? What do you think it's a little weird?
Starting point is 01:55:53 Don't you think that? I saw a clip of him saying, as long as you tell her she's always right, you're going to have a wonderful marriage. Did you see that? Yeah, and by the way, I've heard that from Christian pastors, you know, and stuff like that. So, yeah, I'm Middle Eastern. We have a different way, and I married a white girl, and we've made it work. But to me, you know, that's the part. That's the part of what's going to happen.
Starting point is 01:56:13 I want to see what the reason why Mark Cuban can go run and be formidable is because he's won in business, he's won in sports, he's very famous, and he's actually smart, and he's a good salesperson. So he's won and one and one and one. The reason why Trump went and did what he did is because he won in media, he won in real estate, he comes from a family, he's won, and he's been an A-lister for how long? 40 years, 30 years. He's won, he's won, he's won.
Starting point is 01:56:40 I don't know where are you going to put Tucker. and deadlift. Where would you put them on the buy, sell, hold? I'm on a hold to see what J.D. is doing. I'm not buying. Well, can I give my answer? I know you're selling. Well, I sold a year ago, but you know what stocky is to me? I don't know if you guys can pull this up. Have you seen Nike stock lately? Yes. Unbelievable. You know when it started? Colin Kaepernick. Colin Kaepernick. Weird. Because Nike stock, guys, I sent it to in a text, Nike stock has plummeted over the last handful of years. Why? Very common to what Tucker's doing.
Starting point is 01:57:15 They completely forgot who their customer is, and they forgot who their base is. Tucker's base is the MAGA audience. Tucker's audience is who MAGA is. So you think you're going to come in and try to usurp Trump's credibility and audience. Guess what? And then steal it away? You're going to end up looking like a fool. If you do, great underdog story, and I like competition, but you better be right.
Starting point is 01:57:41 You think Tucker's built like that? No, it's not. You think Tucker's built like Trump? I know you don't. What are you talking about? Of course he's not. Of course he's not. But to me, you know, if he believes that, show it to the market.
Starting point is 01:57:53 Let's see how the market reacts to you. I'm sure the market will. Show it to the market. Let's see how you react to you. I also just want to point out the media, the leftist media, loves playing up the Republican divide. They love playing up the fact that Megan Kelly and Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Green are going off to the side and doing the own thing. They need that.
Starting point is 01:58:09 But if you look at the actual numbers, I think it's like, what, five to ten percent, of the Republican base actually agree with them. If that, I think that's a generous assessment. So they make it seem like there's this huge schism, but it's actually not that big at all. I think Megan will adjust. I think Megan will adjust and come back, but I think a lot of people are in too deep
Starting point is 01:58:26 and they won't be able to flip. You think Megan will adjust? That's all she does is adjust. She's the Mark Cuban of female politics. Where does she stand for at this point? And I'm not even crapping on her. I think she's attractive. I think she's smart.
Starting point is 01:58:38 Is she a fan of Trump or she's not a fan of Trump? I thought, believe it or not. If you're a Republican, she a Democrat? What is she at the point? I don't know, but here's what I would tell you. I thought when I made a list of names of a handful of people after Charlie Kirk, who I thought could play a role to unify, I had her as one of them. I had her as one of them.
Starting point is 01:58:57 I had her as one of them. But again, you know, people can adjust and say, listen, I made a mistake and here's where I'm going. Who knows? Let me do this last story here, and then we'll wrap up. Maybe we'll do two more stories. We've got 14 minutes left. Can you do me favor and go to the story with Kramer on mad money two weeks ago? Folks, here's the thing with investments and money and finances and how much money is lost.
Starting point is 01:59:21 I got to call yesterday. There was an auction going on with the hand of God of Maradona, who was at $2.5 million. You know the hand of God that Maradona's going to England. That ball sold yesterday for $3.3 million, $3.2 million in auction, the ball itself. But here's, is this the clip of Kramer? Do you have which one it is of Kramer? go to the Kramer clip one of two weeks ago. He says, I sold all my Bitcoin.
Starting point is 01:59:44 This is it. Watch this here, folks. There's a lot of people that say anything Kramer and Drake say do the opposite. Yes, whatever Drake bets on, bet against them. Okay. So here's Kramer on what he said about Bitcoin. Go forward. Two and five Canadians will hear the words you have cancer.
Starting point is 02:00:04 That's why every step and dollar raised matters. On September 19th, join thousands in Toronto for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation Walk. Challenge yourself, friends, and family to walk 21 kilometers in support of life-saving research. Together, we can carry the fire and help create a world free from the fear of cancer. Register today at pmcf walk.ca.ca. Christian knows quantum. He knows Bitcoin and quantum. I'm going to sell mine.
Starting point is 02:00:39 You are. Yes. Really? Just on what he said. Well, he's the man. He's the man. He's a man. Three, four years. David, you know when three, four years is going to happen?
Starting point is 02:00:51 By the way, did he give you any reassurances in terms of what happened last quarter? I felt, yes. I don't know if we have a little sound about how things are going since then, but yeah. Okay. Okay. So this is two weeks ago. Can you go to how Bitcoin is done since? Is this the clip that says surges to $78,000, three weeks after Kramer's eight?
Starting point is 02:01:11 Go ahead and play this clip. Oh, my God. Surges to $78,000. Three weeks after Kramer said he has sold over quantum fears. So I'm going to come to you, Tom. Then I want to read what Ray Dalio said about golden Bitcoin. Go for it. Tom.
Starting point is 02:01:27 Oh, we're not going to watch these guys. No, go ahead. No, I think it's shocking. Once again, I mean, if you go to autopilot, autopilot is great. You can get yourself an autopilot account, link it up to a swab, link it up to Robin Hood, whatever, and take that amount of money and pick a proxy.
Starting point is 02:01:41 Like, you know, we've given, like last year, we gave money to wounded warriors on the profit I made on the Pelosi. Well, you can also get inverse Kramer. It's so funny. And the logo is his head upside down. Or you actually are buying all the back. This is just yet again. There he is. There he is.
Starting point is 02:02:01 Inverse Kramer. Is up 218%. Wow. Exactly right. And there, here he is. Two weeks ago, he's like, yeah, yeah, I'm out of here. And all of a sudden, Bitcoin went from, I believe, 62. to 77. Am I right, Pat,
Starting point is 02:02:13 over the last two weeks? Something in that range. And it's just, it's shocking. There you have it. And look at this. It's been flat for so long. This is, go back like one month. This is one day. Go to one month. It's been flat for about a year because I lost money on I-B-I-T index fund. And suddenly Jim Kramer comes to the rest.
Starting point is 02:02:31 There it is. I need him to talk about my other. Exactly. It's like, look at the red lines where it was for a while, Vinnie. And all of a sudden, he's like, yeah, I'm tired of this. I'm out. But you've got to realize, though. Here's the part.
Starting point is 02:02:41 The argument is, how is gold doing? Can you go look at what gold's done the last three weeks? I'm actually curious what gold has done the last three weeks. Not gold, just gold price. Can you just get out of it and go to gold and type in gold price? Gold's been up. So if you go to gold three weeks, this is the part. Go to one month.
Starting point is 02:02:58 Yeah, go to one month. Okay, so look at gold and maybe go to six months because gold went up to $5,100, and it came back up, right? Do you notice a pattern the last three weeks with gold and Bitcoin? they're all up. Why? Why are they up? Typically when gold is up, it's not always a good thing that gold is up. So let me read what Dahlio was saying about this, because Dahlio comes out and says, look, the whole thing that's going on right now, he is on, I believe, hold on Bitcoin and buy gold because he believes things are about to hit the fan. So Treasury Secretary, Scott Besson Debt Buyback announcement this week, fit a broader. patent that can signal a forthcoming crisis said,
Starting point is 02:03:44 Ray Dalio, billionaire Ray Dalio, recommending gold and Bitcoin, the Bridgewater Associate Founder said Besson's plan to increase government debt purchases, coupled with Japan's reducing its U.S. bond exposure and surging long-dated American deals, suggests investors should prepare portfolios for increased risk. I'm confident that the government's financial condition is at an inflation point, Dahlia wrote on LinkedIn Friday. If this is not dealt with now, the debt will build up. to levels where they can't be managed without great trauma.
Starting point is 02:04:13 He knows the Treasury has only limited capacity to buy back bonds against the scale of issuance and that the pattern authorities intervening to surpass long-term rates while deficits grow historically precedes death crisis rather than resolving. His prescription, own the things government can't print. Tom, do you agree with them? I agree with him in times of great monetary crisis on a sovereign level, and that would be U.S. dollar sovereign, owning alternative assets that are of limited supply.
Starting point is 02:04:44 That's what he says can't print. Usually it turns out to be right. So when gold is going up to your point, Pat, and Bitcoin is going up, why is that? Because people are worried about the regular, you know, fiat currency and all the stuff that fiat buys, and they run to the alternative with supposedly stores of value because of their limited quantity.
Starting point is 02:05:04 And so that's where it's going. And Bessent is something's going on between, between Bessett and Warsh. You mean, you know, Besson's going this way, Kevin Wurts going this way, and Besson is out there trying to help bonds and buying up back, you would think we'd have the price would go up, but it slipped, which gives credence to Ray Dahlio saying, hey, is the market amount to make a correction? That's really what Ray Dahlia is saying. Is the market going to make a correction because of debt? And I don't think it's just because of government debt, and I'll tell you why. What's been happening with the owner of...
Starting point is 02:05:39 of the Lakers who sold and with these guys, you are finding out that it's not just them. There are other insurance carriers that are carrying alternative assets that have a little bit more debt and uncertain debt targets. In other words, what they're putting their money in where they're building the debt.
Starting point is 02:05:59 And so, you know, Dahlia has been wrong before and he's been a bit of a nervous guy for the last two years. He's been calling a depression. He wrote a book about depression. So, yeah, he's... For the last two years, I'm saying he's been... He's been really – Yeah, not principles.
Starting point is 02:06:10 He's been really a nervous guy for the last two years. Yeah. And so – but we managed to kind of grow, you know, our way out of it. I'm never one that's going to say, oh, don't worry about the debt. This is no problem. I worry about government manipulating it and inflating the way out, which crushes everybody's savings. That's what I worry about. Adam, 30 seconds, if you have anything to add.
Starting point is 02:06:29 Yeah, of course. The number one thing you could do is own assets. Listen, everyone gets fooled by Kramer. Everyone gets fooled by Dahliel. These people aren't here to serve you. They're not here to serve the common. man. Jim Kramer's an active investor, basically gambling and trying to just figure it out. Don't do that. Ray Dalio is a hedge fund guy worth out, what, $100 billion, whatever he's owned, 50 billion,
Starting point is 02:06:50 whatever the numbers. These people aren't here for you. It's actually pretty simple. And Lindy pointed it out. She's a buy and hold investor. Always. You think I'm smart? You think I know what I'm doing? No, I do four things. I work. I earn. I save. I invest. And I've done that year after year, after year after year, and luckily I have a lot of money in the bank. It's not because I know what I'm doing. It's because I believe in two things. I believe in America and I believe in capitalism. And if I keep pouring money into my 401k, to my Roth IRA, to my index funds and just save and investing and buying Bitcoin, buying assets, wallow, I'm a multimillionaire now. Nothing unique, but I just put in the work. These guys are just throwing you off face. Do what you got to do what
Starting point is 02:07:29 you can. Okay. So the last thing before we wrap up, moms, I made a promise to you, I was going to play this clip. So there's an actor named William. Fitchner. If you guys don't know who he is, this is him. He's been a lot of movies. He's been the Dark Night, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Perfect Storm, Longest Yard, Heat, Black Hawk down, he's been around. He's the guy that you say, that guy.
Starting point is 02:07:47 Well, in a podcast, he said this, Vinny, I think you're going to love this. I think, Adam, you're going to love this. Look what he had to say here recently. Go for it. It's going to be good with audio. I would call my mother about everything.
Starting point is 02:08:05 I had a good day at work. I would call my Hey, Mom, I had a good day of work. It's raining out. Hey, Mom. His mom's longer with them. We talk about anything. And I pretty much did that my whole life. Now, some people believe that when you leave this world, that, you know, you see all those people
Starting point is 02:08:26 or they're waiting there for you. We've heard the expression, you know, somebody passes away and everybody says, well, you know, they're reunited with, you know, their loved. ones. So if that's true, which is a pretty cool dream in and of itself, would be great. I miss my closest friend when I was a kid. I missed one of my closest friends when I was in college. There's so many people that are no longer here that I miss. Some you just had a moment with there are some you were really close with. But can you imagine if you leave here someday
Starting point is 02:09:18 and you get to see all of them at once? That's quite a dream. That's pretty amazing. So I dream that someday I'll get a chance to see them and see my mother. And I've got a chance to talk to her again. You can pause it right now. Hey, Mama.
Starting point is 02:09:43 How's it going? You used to go to the car wash right by my Toluca Lake. He'd be in there all the time. And then one time I went up to him, I was like, hey, just I go, no autograph, no, no. Because he's in there just chilling, like, like, pajama clothes.
Starting point is 02:09:58 I go, you are freaking amazing. And the dark night, he's the one that was with a shotgun in the thing. But that's freaking awesome, Pat. I've never even seen this clip. But like, you could tell, you could tell. Sincerity, right? Just sincerity and the love for his mother and how amazing she must have been as a woman.
Starting point is 02:10:15 Listen, as a Christian, as, you know, heaven and everything that Jesus did for us, that's absolutely what's going to happen. That's absolutely what's going to buy. And look who posted it. Snoop Dog. That's right. That's what made us special. Snoop Dogg is posted it. Snoop Dog is posted it.
Starting point is 02:10:29 Yeah, it's a phenomenal message. That is such a phenomenal message. Libby, I have to tell you about my mom. She's incredible. She's a traditional East Asian mom. She watches almost every one of your episodes because you've been so good to me. She's not a podcast girl. She's not.
Starting point is 02:10:48 She's, again, an E.C. Asian mom who is she's involved with the church, she tutors and everything. And, you know, my parents speak broken English because they're immigrants, but she watches you religiously because all you done for me. And I don't know if that's not a mark of love, I don't know what is. and the fact that she's somebody that I've called at 3 a.m. in the middle of the night, I'm sure everyone here has done that as well. That is just incredible love. There's nothing like a mother's love.
Starting point is 02:11:18 I think it's the love that most resembles Christ's love, to be honest. Well, I will take that as a compliment because I'm the only podcast that speaks with a broken English, so maybe her and I understand each other. I think not to be sentimental. Mom, we love you. You're the best.
Starting point is 02:11:33 We love you, Mom. This is Lee. I think, honestly, that's why I think we have such a, a great audience is because when you come here, you think you're coming here for business or news or politics or entrepreneurship or whatever it is. But a lot of times what you're learning here is family, his kids,
Starting point is 02:11:49 it's friends. And I think that's what makes this podcast so unique. She loves you too, Adam. Thank you, Mrs. Lee. But I just, we bookending this, we started the podcast talking about Fat Joe and what he did with his son, that's Down syndrome,
Starting point is 02:12:03 and ending it on Snoop Dogg of all people showing this clip. showing this clip of what's the actor's name? William Fichner. He's like one of those famous guys. Like, I know you, but I don't really know you. I think that just sort of encompasses this episode. That's great.
Starting point is 02:12:18 Tom. Well, I think the assurance that you have in Jesus Christ of salvation of being reunited with the saints who are there is precious. And it's what can lead you to this really emotional thing. As much as I want to see my dad, I know that I'm going to be so enthralled at seeing the Lord, and I'm going to be in this permanent sense of praise. That's what makes me really emotional. And it also gives me, you know, hope here on earth, because that compass is what guides me
Starting point is 02:12:51 trying to do things for other people. And what he was having a moment there that was just so touching and so real and so human. And I hope he's a believer. I don't know him. But I hope that this is coming from the Holy Spirit and the joy of Jesus Christ that gives us, as they say, the hope of, restore unto me, the hope of my salvation. Listen, that song makes sense, right?
Starting point is 02:13:18 Reunited and it feels. So good. Right. I'm going to finish on that. So, folks, if you're watching this, Lindy, great having you on. Your book, Unburton, coming out here September 22nd. You're in it. Yes.
Starting point is 02:13:32 You guys are all in it. I read it. It's phenomenal. The stuff that you're in a lot of stories that are a former Democrat insider shocking account of political power, betrayal, and party collapse. Go click on a link below. Order the book, Unburdened, of Lindelie Lee, support her message. And we're going to put it all over the place.
Starting point is 02:13:49 But with that being said, Lindy, great to see you again, as usual. We love seeing you. I love you guys more than I can say. And, Mom, you're amazing. Hopefully one of these days we'll get a chance to see you to everybody else. God bless. We will do this again. Are we doing a podcast on Friday?
Starting point is 02:14:02 I think we are. And then next week we won't be because we're at the vault. We may, who knows, I'll tell you more on Friday. Take care, everybody. Bye bye, bye, bye, bye. Two and five Canadians will hear the words you have cancer. That's why every step and dollar raised matters. On September 19th, join thousands in Toronto for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation walk.
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