The Benny Show - BACKFIRE: New York Times HUMILIATED After Hit Piece on My Family | Massive Trump Announcement SOON... With Guests John Rich and Mark Mitchell

Episode Date: September 2, 2025

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we'll cover that today trump doubles down on sending federal forces to Chicago, the mayor of Chicago, saying slaves built Chicago. That's not true, actually. Illinois was always a free state. What are you talking about? Like, Illinois fought with the union. What? Like, the historical illiteracy here is mind-breaking.

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It's already happened, and now they're lashing out. And it's like a wounded animal, doing their level-headed best to try and take a swipe or claw or damage or hurt those who have destroyed them. And the new media seat at the White House is a perfect example of this, a perfect crystallization of the insult to the legacy media that so. so many influencers and who are some of the people that have been in that new media seat. Jack Posobic was there. Brandon Tatum was there. Some of our dear friends like Tim Poole was there. Some of the people that have like really, you know, can really like check someone into a wall

because they have bigger followings, more active user-based, more active chat, and shout out to the chat. Brin' love you in the chat. And they have a bigger platform and that's unspeakable for these legacy media outlets. they're so angry. Of course, they've been able to get off on propagandizing America and pushing such absolute and total hoaxes on us. So many hoax. I mean, we've lived through like what we've lived through, just the most, the enumerated sciops that we've all lived through in our lifetime has been obscene. It, you know,

It's broken people's brains. And you shouldn't trust the legacy media. They don't even trust themselves. It's wild because I was in the White House press briefing room and I got a chance to ask a question. Just so happened to be the eve of President Trump's historic crackdown on crime in Washington, D.C. And to a man, the reporters in that room were grateful for the crackdown on crime in D.C. Many corporate media reporters, the honest ones, have conned out on their airwaves and said, thank you for cracking down on crime in D.C. Many liberal and legacy media reporters.

There's a famous ABC news reporter who did this. There's a CBS News reporter who did this. There's a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. Some of these people, most of these people, are not friends to Trump. But even they had to tell their stories about how horrible crime had gotten in D.C., how they had been robbed, mugged, Thieved, carjacked, the assaults, and the crime in D.C. was very much on par with collapsed Third World Somalia or Sudan or failed states, right? Porta-Prince, Haiti. It was a failed narco state and it was a scar on the face of this country, Washington, D.C., because every American's birthright is to be able to go to their nation's capital and to walk around freely in.

safely. And so President Trump said about fixing that. And the reporters in the room damn well know that it makes life better, absolutely for every American that visits DC, but without a doubt for those who work and live there, as I used to do. And I went in that room and I told my story. And I was given, you know, it's funny, like a little pet talk beforehand. I was chatting up some of the, you know, you, you, you stay back in the bullpen before they bring you out with that game show door, right? And the price is right music. The price is right music hits, right? They bring out the wheel. Vana White comes in and then they, like, the door slides open and they bring out the new media personality for the day. It's really, like, an exciting moment.

And then you get to hear all the corporate media reports hiss. But beforehand, I'm sitting back there. And some of the press flacks for the White House are like every single day. We have another one of these corporate media reporters coming up to us talking about how they were thieved or they were assaulted or they had their bike stolen here on White House property. They are constantly complaining about the crime up to the very gates of the White House. Yet they are not allowed because of the left wing media outlets that they work for to talk about it. You know, it's tear it's terrible it's dehumanizing and it's a little bit of a trend we're going to talk about today anyway i i tell my story here at the white house what happened to me and my family now

everything that i say here is true all of it is backed up by either video police records physical photographic evidence police body cams and so on all of it everything i say here at the white house is completely true tlDR i'm going to give you the spoil the ending here. The New York Times decided to write a hit piece on me asking this question. So let's get started. And as always, we'll start with our new media seat, who is our podcast host today, Benny Johnson. Benny, why don't you kick us off? And thanks for being here. Thank you, Caroline. As a D.C. resident of 15 years, I lived on Capitol Hill. I witnessed so many muggings and so much theft. I lost track. I was carjacked. I have murders on my ring camera and mass

shootings, I witnessed a woman on my block and held up at gunpoint for $20 and my house was set ablaze in an arson with my infant child inside. And so to any reporter that says and lies that D.C. is a safe place to live and work. Let me just say this. Thank you. Thank you for making the city safe because a parent should have to go through what my family went through having the fire department rip open their door to save their infant child. And so thank you for your work on this city, my question to you is this. Nancy Pelosi has attacked the president for deploying the National Guard to the city,

saying that it is to cover for his incompetence. Hillary Clinton has also attacked the president for securing the city of Washington, D.C. I'd like to get your response to Nancy Pelosi and Hillary. Sure. Well, first of all, Benny, I'm so sorry that happened to you and your family. There have been unfortunately far too many victims

of crime in this city, and I know the majority of residents of residents in the District of Columbia agree with you. In fact, a new poll from the Washington Post. I was reading this morning. This was released in May of 2024. So it's quite funny how many of you in the media agreed with what the president was saying yesterday, but now once the president says it, many of you are disagreeing with him. But this poll released by the Washington Post found that 65% of district residents think crime is an extremely serious or a very serious problem. And this was up from 56% last year. So the concern that you share with so many other residents in the District of Columbia is real. And that's why this president is taking action

to address it. To get to the heart of your question, I think it's despicable that Democrats cannot agree that we need more law and order in a city that has been ravaged by violence, crime, murders, property theft. This should be a winning issue for all Americans. I don't understand. It's just anything President Trump does, the Democrats want to disagree with. I think the president would love to work with Democrats on this issue to bring law and order to America's cities. But unfortunately, they have failed. And that's why he's taken this historic action to federalize the National Guard. And as you're seeing from last night's numbers, we already have seen success. We are removing violent offenders. We are arresting criminals

and we are removing drugs and firearms off of the streets of the city to make it safer for all of this residence. Just a very quick follow up to that. Given the heroic actions of a member of this administration just a few blocks from this building will the president consider giving the presidential medal of freedom to big balls but perhaps it's something he would consider i'll ask him and get back to you benny thanks for being here okay so there you go not trying we've already played the clip before you know that was a couple weeks ago not a big deal right it's too bad what happened but it was a long time ago and god has blessed us and we've gotten over and we live a wonderful life life here in Florida. I wouldn't have ever brought that up because nobody really likes somebody

to talk about. Nobody liked the whole like, feel sorry for me a bit. Nobody's, we're not down on like the whole pejorative, self-reflective, navel gazing around here. Me, me, me, I, I, my experience. I just only brought it up because at the time, there was a lot of lies about Washington DZD being safe. D.C. is safe. They're doing the same thing with Chicago right now. It's not safe. And when you have personal experience on these things,

that sort of cuts close to home and hits close to home, you got to throw down. Not just for my family, but for big balls. For any family. And by the way, the families that are the most affected by this are black families that probably vote for Kamala Harris. And I also throw down for them. because like it's your birthright in this country

to not be slaughtered on your doorstep and to not like die in a fire and that's exactly what nearly happened to my family. I want to just like show you a couple photos here. Don't want to get too far into this and the only reason we're relitigating this is because the New York Times decided to tell me that this never happened.

I got contact with the New York Times reporter. Ken Bensinger. He's their media reporter at the time. And he was very offended that I asked that question in the White House. He said my house wasn't set ablaze. What would you call that exactly? Now this is the known drug house on my block. There's the Section 8 housing.

This is the row house. You see how all the houses are connected? See this? Let me zoom in here. See this window? See the outline of the window? It's hard to, hard to see because of all the boxes. black toxic smoke, but see, that that's where my daughter, infant, three months old,

happened to be sleeping at the time. What would you call that exactly, Ken? Ken reached out to me and said, I don't think you're being truthful about this. You know what's happening right here? two very large dogs huge dogs were being burned alive these dogs are much bigger than my infant child they were being burned to a crisp it was just a matter of seconds before that fire of course engulfed and destroys my home thankfully the dc fire department got They're fast enough to stop the spread, not just from my house, but also to this house. Look at this. Here's a house.

These are called row houses. They share walls. You know, you could hear my neighbors through the wall. I don't know. Why was I living there? Because I was poor because we didn't have anything. I don't come from money. And neither do my wife.

My wife's family, humble farmers. And I grew up in like a cornfield. I worked on hog farms my entire life growing up. And so this is like, we didn't have any money. So this is where we could afford to live for our first house. There's a first house we ever bought. Yeah, it wasn't a bad neighborhood. Sucks.

I was working in D.C. at the time. I didn't want to spend my life sitting in traffic. So this is where we were living. Now let me ask you, any parents out there, any grandparents, any wannabe parents that just have a little bit of creativity, like if your daughter is sleeping there and if this fire is raging here and the homes, share a wall, you know, for people who grew up in suburbia, and I grew up like with a home in the middle of nowhere, right? It's my house in the middle of freaking nowhere. But like the equivalent of this, and most people don't live in row houses, but like the equivalent of this is like there's a

room in your house that's set on fire. And that room shares a wall with the baby's nurseries. It's in the same house. So that's what's happening here. This is the same house. This is like how a row house is built. These historic row houses. They're all over like Boston. and New York City and Washington, D.C. You go to any, like, older city, you'll find row houses. Or, like, apartment buildings in the modern day. Look, if the apartment next door to yours that you share a wall with is set on fire and your babies sleeping up against the wall,

your baby's in danger, horrible danger. Anyway, this is what happened to me. The New York Times decided to say, so this is, here you go. I'll give you all the information. Here's my house. Here's the house that had the arson set in it. Here's the firefighters, putting out the fire so that it didn't completely burn my house to the ground like it did this house. Here's the house.

Do you see the ashes and the burn and the black door? Do you see how my house is right next door to that house and how all of the smoke is traveling into my home, into my child bedroom? Do you see? You know, I sent all these photos to the New York Times. I sent all this stuff to New York Times. I said, what is wrong with you, you goblins? like what's going like you know i was i was taking a break from the show show i had my lawyer do it you know i have my attorney do it and i connected them with somebody who's you know i've been really

helpful for me as you know who can sort of speak uh for me and does this professionally he's a great dude i neander colette and so i connected this reporter with with people who had all the answers to all of this and all the truth about it here look at this so your child shares a wall with this house that that's what the fire damage did to this home your child shares a wall with that room do you think your child's in danger yes my child was in danger so the new york times decided to text me this is the reporter ken bensinger decided to text me given all of this information all this evidence let me just throw the rest of the evidence out there here's the video. Here's the video of the fire and the, like, what was actually happening at the home

next door. This is what happened when they burst in the door and broke it down. This is how bad things were. By the way, the fire was set in an arson, of course, because this major gang warfare on the block. This is because they defunded their police in Washington, D.C. The block was horribly, horribly dangerous. Ladies and gentlemen, this is the police crowbarring. My door opens. This is now my door. The police were so eager to open up the door and save my family.

I was on a work trip. My plan was landing at the time here. That they crowbarred open the door, broke open our home door. And there's my wife with our infant child sprinting out into the street in sobbing and in tears. as the sirens wail. Screaming and running, holding our infant baby, having to grab the child as black smoke pours into our home.

So all of this was sent to the New York Times, along with this video, which is a video, please unmute this, which is a video of the mass shooting on my block the night before. Listen to the shots. There you go. That's a dozen shots. Hear the screaming? These are, that's my yard. These are gangbangers getting shot. These are my neighbors, by the way, who were shot. Three of them were shot and taken to the hospital after this.

But the New York Times, given all of this evidence, decided to say, you can't prove that your family was in danger. That's what the New York Times has decided to go with here. Now, I can prove that. Here, ladies and gentlemen, is the text message I got. Let me happen to publish the whole thing. I'm not trying to hide anything. This is a reporter saying here. What if you could delay your next two mortgage payments?

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You know, they're like going after the success that we've had on the show. And they're going after, obviously, all of the various left-wing media hit jobs that have been pulled on me over my career. It's fine. It's like a right of passage. I, like, love that. I have a ton of scar tissue built up over that. I, like, actually enjoy a brawling over every single hoax or every single, like, left-wing media

hit job that's been done on me. I think it's a, I think it's great. I think it's a badge of honor, judge a man by his enemies. So I don't care about that, write that. What are you going to write about me? That hasn't already been written. This, however, enraged me. So here's his direct text message to me.

This is a New York Times reporter. Direct text message to me. The fire, footage of the fire, the fire, D.C. fire records show that on October 25th, the arson was actually in your next door neighbor's house. Do you see how the game they're going to play here? They're like, they're going to play stupid. Like they don't know what a row house is. No humans were injured, although two dogs were killed.

Get a load of this next line. This is the dude's exact message to me. You've stated your wife and children's lives were put at risk and nearly died. That can't be confirmed or denied based on the police reports, which make no mention that the neighbors were at risk. Really? No mention the neighbors were at risk, huh? Well, if the police didn't think I was at risk, why is there a police officer here on my door with a crowbar ripping my door open?

Let's unmute this clip, please. ripping my door open as the neighbor's scream listen to the neighbor's scream there's a baby inside there listen to the neighbor's scream you can hear from across the street you're coming

somebody else in the house come on go go go on fire comes from the top of the house that's where are you is anyone else anybody else? No that's here

get out there's fire get up Oh, there's a fire. Get out. Quick, is there anyone else in there? There's a baby in there. Listen to the cops scream. Listen to the siren's wail.

Listen to the urgency in the police officer's voices. Listen to the horror in my wife's voice. It's so hard to relive this, and I don't want to relive this. They've forced me to relive this, these monsters. There's absolute demons and goblins. They've forced us to relive this. This is what the New York Times reporter, Ken Ben Singer, in his messages to me, says, can't really prove that your wife was at risk. We can't prove that you or your children's lives were at risk.

None of that means anything to us. So then they go ahead and write the whole article. Benny Johnson promoted falsehoods. Oh, this is what they're saying. They're saying I promoted falsehoods by saying my family was a threat, was under threat. The White House been brave at them. Right when podcathor enjoyed rare promotion from the Trump administration. Rare access on promotion.

And the entire article, I encourage you to read it. I encourage you to read it. The entire article is called Burying the Lead. Says that I exaggerated what happened to my family. There at the White House, they go and they attack me for exaggerating what happened to my family. They weren't really that bad. That doesn't not that bad. In fact, a police record showed nobody has been murdered since at least 2017 on the block where Johnson lived.

Wait, whoa, whoa, hold on. 2017, I lived in the house at that time. I was living with my family in this home in 2017. I bought the house in 2016. So, no, so there wasn't a murder since the last murder, you dumbass? There wasn't any murders since the last murder. Duh. Oh.

Oh. You're retarded. What is wrong with these people? What is wrong with these people? Oh, enough people didn't get shot the night of the mass shooting? So the article straight up says that I'm lying about a dangerous my block is. Then it says there's murders. On my doorstep, which, by the way, I know exactly was murdered there.

It happened while I was living there. That the mass shooting that left three people shot in the hospital. That that wasn't a bad enough because they were bleeding out of my yard, but they didn't die. It wasn't bad enough. There should be more mass shootings, in fact. Like, it's fun to have mass shootings, says the New York Times. Nobody got hurt. So, like, people just got bullets through their bodies and went to the hospital.

we should do more of that says the new york times that should happen where little children are being raised that's fun maybe it's because it's a maybe it's because it's like like 98% black neighborhood that new york times doesn't care is that why that way that way you don't care because it's like 300,000 people shot in chicago every year they're going to quote me on that and say it's not exactly that it's not 300,000 it's only 30,000 whatever they don't care oh is it because it's black neighborhoods that new york times doesn't care. Really? They wouldn't even be talking about it. If it wasn't for me, like throwing down and saying this shouldn't be happening to anyone. I don't care who is happening to. It's evil. I just happen to witness this. And my infant child really set this in

stark relief, how dangerous this all was. And then my house, this is my home. This is where my child's sleeping. And the New York Times says, this is totally permissible. This is fine. This is fine. Then he's lying by saying his family was in danger. These bastards, evil bastards, they really are evil bastards. And then they go on at the very end of the article. They go down to the very end of the article to talk about this. They're down at the very end of the article to talk about how the police reports do confirm that there was a mass shooting and that there was a fire, but the fire was in my neighbor's house. And they don't talk about row houses. They don't talk about my child's nursery. They don't contact my wife. So they attack my family.

And then, and before I get into just the rest of all this, I want to just like state very clearly what is happening here. What's happening here is dehumanization. They're trying to live in a country. They want to live in a country where you don't have the right to life. And I'm talking abortion, but also beyond that. Your life means nothing to them. They'd rather you be dead. How can I say that?

Oh, man, that's a horrible thing, Benny. How can you say that? Well, because just a couple days ago, the number one trend on Earth is Trump is dead because Trump like took a little break. It's like I did. Trump took a little break and decided to go golf with like his kids and chill out. At least I think that's what he was doing. I don't know. I don't know what Trump was doing. But he didn't have any events scheduled over the weekend. A lot of people take this weekend off. And so President Trump is out here. Get trending and the left is sitting like the left is sitting here, gooning over Donald Trump dying.

they were like praying he's dead it was all over my timeline every single tweet was some new leftoid praying for his death meanwhile on this program when joe biden is diagnosed terminal cancer we say a prayer for him i like i think joe biden like damn near destroyed the country okay him and barraq obama i like i can't tell you i can't think of like even anything nice to say about them but when i hear that one of them has terminal a terminal illness you say a prayer you hope they live like long uh you hope that the days they have left with her it was really up to god are good days for them you you don't wish ill you don't wish death or horrors on your enemies like i like on these on these political enemies you you keep your humanity you hold tight to

that humanity because it's literally what separates you from the animals i don't want to live in a a country where I'm sitting there hoping for death for my political enemies. I don't want to live in that country where my political enemies have their children nearly get burned alive in a fire and I'm sitting there praying that it happens. That's first off, it's corrupting to my soul. I mean, it's like terrible for you. You're the one who will pay the toll for doing that for that kind of behavior. But you don't want to live. That's a failed state. That's a failed society. That's Rwanda. That is a horrible nation to live in.

You don't want that. But that's what the left does want. They were praying for Trump's death this weekend just because Trump took a day off. There's a mass shooting in Minneapolis, children in a church. Got blown out of the pews. Two of them died. Two of them in our intensive care. 17 total kids shot.

And what did you find? Some of the leading voices on the left saying, I don't, I'm not even going to pray for these kids. dude these people are sick what is wrong with you you've lost your soul your demons aren't you you're demons oh you're a demon ah you're a demon just like the shooter you know you've lost your humanity and you see this all the time margaret thatcher died they were like celebrating in the street margaret thatcher dies and there's like the all the all the blue it on all the leftoids all the communists in england they're all like celebrating you know that that that behavior is grotesque trump gets shot in the head he gets shot in the head

and everyone including like very famous people tenacious d they're like a big band is a good example i read hoffman is a good example he's like a billionaire started lincoln delete your lincoln by the way uh all these guys like were like wishing that the bullet had killed Trump. They were doing it publicly. They were like praying for it publicly. Tenacious D at a concert. It's like, I hope the shooter has better aim next time. That's what they said. That's what the guy said. He's the guitarist for tenacious D. I mean, they like said that and everyone cheered. They're monsters, these people. And so it's not just me. Okay. We're like no, we're no victim and I don't want to live the victim. But that's the greater overall trend.

is a lack of, it's like a lack of humanity. Like, why would you ever, like, write a piece like this? They didn't reach out to my wife. They reached out to me and refused to, like, frame the article or, like, kill the article. You should just kill the article when it's like, here's all the videos and evidence. Like, okay, why would I ever write this? But instead, they decided to write it. In spite all this hard evidence and police reports, New York Times still does not think my wife or newborn were in danger that day.

It's the kind of dehumanizing propaganda that actually gets people killed. We talk about it from the celebration of the Trump assassination, the refusal to pray for the child victims of the Minneapolis mass shooting. The left's goal is to grant sympathy, to never grant sympathy to regular Americans, even if they're innocent children, these evil bastards. Judge me by his enemies, I'm proud to have the New York Times work so hard on a hip piece about me. It's a badge of honor and a right of passage. Believe my children, wife, the hell out of it, you goblins.

My attorneys have notified the New York Times will know. not suffer defamation or reliable against my family tread lightly florida juries don't take kindly too far left-wing political assassins attacking innocent florida children and i'm proud to fight with president trump so that every parent even can ben singer uh no matter your background of politics uh can walk freely and safely in our nation's capital that is your birthright you have a right to security in your homeland there are those who think otherwise and this is what we're fighting for It's been seen four million people, 17,000 repost, 6, 6,000 likes. Elon must engage with it.

Tons of members of Congress, senators, members of the Trump administration. Thank you, everybody, for your support on this. I guess here's like the, here's the moral of the story. This is my daughter. That photo was taken two days ago. This is my daughter. Her name is Eloise. She was the baby that got rescued.

She was trapped. in the fire. And because of my wife, my heroic wife and the D.C. police and fire department, I'm thankful for them. Here's Eloise. She's thriving today. This is my family. God always has a plan. God always has a plan. Since mooned in Florida, our family has grown and thrived, and we're living the American dream. If you're being attacked for the right reasons, it's a badge of honor. You should embrace it. demons really hate that. The people at the communists, the New York Times, they really hate it. This is what they ultimately hate. We're happy. They're miserable. We win.

This is my family. This is where we, this is what was our little beach trip. This is taking on our little beach trip. Look at this little guy. Look at that. Look at that belt. Look at baby Witt. Baby Whitaker. Look at that belt. Look at his belt game. Look at that kid. He's styling. He's styling. That's a little theater. This is Eloise. She was trapped in the fire. She's alive and well and thriving today. Juliet, my daughter, two daughters, two boys. It's my wife, Kate. And that's my family.

And these are the blessings of God. And it's the providence of God to bring us out of that hellhole, to save our family, and to bring us down to a land flowing with milk and honey. Or whatever you want to say about Florida. With alligators and with plenty of sunburns. Whatever! And mosquitoes. I don't care. I love it here.

It's like, a hater's going to hate. Doesn't matter to me. That's it. That's what happened. We've summarily destroyed the New York Times. Are we going to sue them? I don't know. I have calls with my lawyers. I don't know.

You just got a phone with Fox News. They're going to write this all up. This is the, you know, it's the most viral post on X yesterday. And we have the receipts. What a sick thing. But I just want to say thank you all for giving me the profound opportunity. to lock in with my family to experience what true utopia,

euphoria, or as close as you can get to heaven on this earth actually is, which is peacefully enjoying your children and the family that God has given to you on this earth and is as close to heaven as you will get. Thank you for allowing me that in the last couple of weeks. And most importantly, fighting the evil that wants children to die and wants to grant you no sympathy

when horrors happen to your family. You don't want to live in a country like that. You don't want to live in that country. Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to fight to ensure that we don't. Remember, they're miserable, and we're happy.

And we win. All right, ladies and gentlemen, that's it. Monologue over. We'll see what happens next, but boy, we, we, we, we, we dragged old Ken. And it's time. Time to walk in, fight back for what are we members. Ladies and gentlemen, we've done a lot of talk about family on this program.

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I want to see it. Mark's here to chat about it. Our favorite pollster on Earth, Mark Mitchell, live right now. Mark, what's up, man? How you doing? Great. Yeah, it's finally happened that a 10-day moving average of Trump 47's approval rating, that approval finally crossed Obama 1.0, 2009, politics, Jesus. And the most hateful in politics is now more popular than Barack Obama was at this point in this term.

There you go. There it is. There it is. Now that Green Arrow is pointing to Joe Biden's September 2nd, 2021 data point, absolutely horrifying. But the reason that important is because today marks a very, very, very important anniversary. One of the most important days, I think, in the course of American human events, that's the Coastal Carolina football game where the F. Joe Biden's chance started for the very first time. Very important anniversary. Right after the Afghanistan. Right after the Afghanistan. Yeah. Okay. So show, that's great. That's great time for a cheer, actually. So show me the chart again. Talk me through this chart just really as as you know you would to a very loyal labrador so what you're looking at

here is you're looking at Barack Obama you're looking at the net approval of Trump term one Biden Trump term two and then both Obama terms yeah this is about the first year in each person's term and we're tracking net approval so that's approve minus disapprove and it goes all the way back to the first term of Obama. That's the light purple. The dark purple is the second term of Obama. You know, the color is a little dark, but shows up better, you know, on the screen at Twitter. So go there and check it out. But then the blue one is Biden. And then the light, the dark red one there is Trump's first term. And so you can see that he came in with nothing like the honeymoon that Obama got. People thought Obama was going to come in and just change politics and fix everything, including the

financial crisis. And obviously, with a collapse of 30 points in that approval, in just the first six months of his presidency, they were all. There was complete disillusionment. And so now Trump, because of the very violent rhetoric and the discourse in modern politics and the existential nature that we're in did not really have a honeymoon this time out. He came in with a couple of really high readings, but then settled into this net plus zero to net plus five range. And then, you know, the summer wasn't kind to him. He took a few points of a hit. I think a lot of that was attributable to the big beautiful bill and unfortunately the Epstein stuff. But he's kicking around there higher than everybody else. You can see it a lot better in the moving average chart, which I can put

up later. But yeah, he's the most hated man in politics. The news media has done literally everything. 95% negative coverage, ubiquitous attempts to probably coordinate with our own intel agencies to conduct psychological operations against the American populace. And yet there he is, Teflon Don. And, you know, I think there's probably some room to the upside because a lot of the things that Trump is doing are very popular. You talked about D.C. crime. And we polled on him bringing the National Guard in. That's a net plus nine situation when he was underwater. So it continues to this day. His core MAGA policies are more popular than he is. The problem is he's not necessarily getting full credit for them. And can he get more? I think he can.

But the Republicans, I think, have to play ball. And they're not right now. So you are, so I'm seeing it right there, President Trump, more popular than Obama or Biden, around August 23rd, it looks like, August 22nd to 25th, right there. Yep. And so you can see, look at the most popular president in last 20 years. Yeah. Look how low it got. It was off the chart.

Trump had a 37% approval rating in the August of 2017, and that was entirely attributable to the stuff that was going on with the Russia collusion hoax, which we all now know, I mean, we knew at the time, but everybody now knows was a complete, well, there's still 60% of Democrats that think that Donald Trump colluded with Russia. But there's also criminal accountability coming, I think, because 57% of voters say, well, listen, if intel officials did manipulate, intelligence data to get Trump, they should go to jail and I'm all for it because this literally destroyed Trump 1.0's political capital. And it was totally fake. It was a construct of the Hillary Clinton campaign in coordination with Barack Obama and the heads of his intelligence agencies. It was a coup. And you can see it right there on the chart. Pretty ugly stuff. So you're saying now that at this point, in a second term, Trump's more popular than Obama. Yeah. Yeah.

That's going to be hard for people to take. That's really going to be hard because the less is already you're sort of running on fumes and they got, they don't have a really deep bench. We're seeing that every single day that a new Jasmine Crockett or AOC clip surfaces. And people are retiring and resigning in mass. And Jerry Nadler's gone and so on, some of the like pillars of the party. And they seem to be slipping and like their last. sort of hope. You saw Barack Obama crawl out from wherever he's been living and say, well,

uh, it's time for us to, you know, we got us. We got to fight back to restricting him and Eric Holder. They're like spinning the oldies here, but the oldies don't even hold that, hold up that well. Yeah, no, this is a there. We're in a very tricky situation because two things can be true at once. And I also on my Twitter, I just put up the moving average chart. it's much clearer if you want to have them bring it up. Two things can be true at once. The Democrats can be in an utterly catastrophic situation where long-term they face massive losses. They're losing Hispanic voters that they thought would be their long-term, their long-term secret to a supermajority. They're probably going to really get nailed in the 2030 census because all the people that migrated out of blue states during COVID.

And then also I'm pretty sure the 2030 census isn't going to count illegals like. the 2020 census did. And then also in 2020, we might get a redo at that census, which probably took about 15 seats from Republicans. And then if you compare gerrymandering, it's more heavily in Democrat states. So there's an opportunity for Republicans to expand the map. That talks about long term, though. And there's, like you said, there's no leader. Like Gavin Newsom is the person out there really standing on the top of the soapbox right now. And his numbers, he is losing to J.D. Vanson and matchups and his polling is still worse than Kamala Harris is and she's nowhere to be found so really nobody's out there putting their neck on the line and the stuff that Gavin Newsom's doing I don't think

it's going to help him either he's acting like a complete internet douche and he's not you know people want policies that are going to make their lives better because after the Biden administration people are beyond this sort of well I just want my team to win I think a lot of them really you know that middle really have problems with grocery prices really have problems with jobs and so more concerned about real policies there's a shift towards economic populism this isn't going to be republicans and democrats arguing about whether we should cut or raise taxes anymore this is about what are you going to do to fix the economic imbalances but then the problem is 26 and so yeah newsome doesn't look like he's going to win 28 according to my polling i think jd vance is by far the favorite among

republicans among primary voters he's beating rubio and desantis by five to one so i mean things can change, like he can have a mask off moment like I think Vivek probably did, but it looks like right now it's going to be Jady Vance against Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom, and I think people should probably like those odds. But Republicans are down four points on the generic ballot right now. That's the problem. There's not one major pollster, even the good ones, that have Republicans winning the generic ballot. So technically, unless a lot of redistricting happens, that means Republicans are going to lose seats in Congress, which they can't really afford to do. do. And quite frankly, they're probably going to lose the House. And I think Trump's doing the most

he can. I said, look, he's calling for an RNC in the summer of 26. He's going to go out there on the stump for a lot of these Senate candidates that he wants to win, but there's only so much he can do for these local races in the House. The RNC seems like it's completely MIA. I've heard complaints about them not sending support, not sending money, not getting engaged quick enough with big races like the Chittarelli race in New Jersey. And we're seeing what's happening. happening in these special elections. The RNC was nowhere to be found in that special election in Iowa that got rid of the Republican supermajority. The DNC was all over that thing. They spent a lot of money. And so what are the Republicans doing? They're doing nothing

legislatively. The 119th Congress has been embarrassing. There's only 50 days left of in session days in the year. And I think next year is going, the window is closing. Next year is going to go real fast, and I don't hear him talking about any major plans. I think they're going to just try and do one major reconciliation attempt and basically pass nothing else. And they can say all they want about it. Well, if the rules don't let us do it. Oh, there's the filibuster limit. Americans don't care. They really don't care because only 30 percent of them trust the federal government. They assume they're being lied to, right? And so until we see an output, like the numbers are just bad for Republicans. And people say, oh, look at the Quinnipiac number. The Democrat Party is only

19% favorability. That's a fake number. They're less favorable than they were, but they're only below Republicans by a point in my polling. It's 46 to 47%. And they actually have an advantage, which party cares more about people like you? Republicans have a 10 point disadvantage on that. 10 point disadvantage on my congressman thinks like I do. And then you look at, 20, 24 Trump voters, only 38% of them have a very favorable impression of Republicans in Congress. So I think overall, the feeling is that Republicans want a mandate because we had polling that said that there was a mandate, right? And that the Republicans are not cashing in on that. They're not upholding their end of the bargain. They're being a drag on Trump. And there's only at the end of the day

so much that Trump can do. So that's what we're watching for November of 26. Can things change? Can you know an economic boom usher in a golden age and republicans get credit for it maybe but history tells us they're going to lose the house and the polling tells us at this point as well and i don't see a lot of uh you know they sent a delegate or delegation off to israel that's the most visible thing they did during this uh this summer break and there's no messaging period whatsoever except what comes out of the white house and what comes out of jd vance yes and i guess that's what the has got to be is to hang on to a one or three seat majority like cling for dear life to that majority don't rock the boat and to ride trump's coattails until they can get redistricting done

or until a census sort of clobbers any chance of democrats and winning the house by any practical means that we've understood for the last 30 years because the census i mean i'm so i was in i was i was i was up in the panhandle. And I was meeting with some guys that are very close to Tallahassee and they understand that Florida is going to try and add four more seats, just like Texas. And when you add all that up, it seems like it's going to, that strategy may well save Republicans this cycle. Man, we are rolling at the company building as quickly as we can. Not a lot of hours in the day left after we are done with our stream and our work. And so it's time to recharge with Bond Charge. Bon Charge sent me a red light face mask. And it is really, truly changed my

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Delete, mass delete criminal aliens who are voting. It's always so funny to hear the, can't have ice at the polling stations. That'll hurt our votes. Wait a second. You're telling you. That's the point. But it seems like the whole Hail Mary here, Mark, is to just try and not rock the boat enough to just cling on to a majority for like sunnier hills ahead.

to get through the storm for the next, you know, to be able to get to what's going to be some pretty green pastures in 20. I mean, do you see that strategy? And how does, like, what would you advise from polling perspective, the White House in order to tick those numbers back up? Yeah. I think it's basically, in my opinion, like the I didn't study all semester and now I'm staying up late and crash, you know, doing a crash session before the exams. It looks gross it feels gross and they had a mandate they should have just been aggressive and passed trump's agenda and and you can say well again they can't get it through the senate well they had a lot of opportunities in the reconciliation first of all they could have shut down the government because voters

actually support that if the republicans and democrats shut down the government work together to achieve spending cuts that's a strong majority like 55 60% position including like almost 80% of Republicans. And I preach that every time that this debt limit comes and nobody listens to me. And there was, again, Chuck Schumer tried to call their bluff about it. And then what happens is one big beautiful bill. It's like a DC monstrosity. It's 3,000 pages full of garbage that's probably been promised to people for years and years. Finally, a Republican gets into the White House who can sign it into a bill. And then Trump wants some successes. So they slap a mag of veneer on it. And it didn't affect his numbers at all. There was no bounce. So this idea

that it was some like centerpiece of his legislative agenda, it didn't affect his numbers all. In fact, they were plunging at the time. And then the problem with redistricting is, again, who's doing this? It's like, okay, well, you have Republican governors, Republican legislators that are going to step in and carry water for the national Republican infrastructure that quite frankly sucks. It's completely outclassed by the Democrats because Democrats ubiquitously vote in party lines. They have a massive machine. They get their money.

people say, oh, the DNC has a fundraising disadvantage. Don't worry. Money's pouring in through Act Blue right now. Don't worry. They'll get their money. They'll spend $3 billion in this midterm race. The problem with gerrymandering, too, is that it's ugly. It's not voters picking their elected representatives. It's the other way around. We asked this question. In 2024 elections, Republicans got 45% of the vote in Illinois, but hold only three of the state 17 house seats, which is 18%. Does this kind of result undermine American democracy? 57% yes, 21% no. Then we say, okay, well, who, which party is more likely to engage in partisan gerrymandering? And people think Republicans are 38% to 33%. So they don't know what all the maps are. And if everybody's out

there making, hey, the press is, you know, a solid front saying, look at these Republicans, undermining democracy. A lot of people are going to believe it. And so you can't just go out there and expect something like this to bail you out. It looks ugly. And what they should be doing is passing laws, passing good single-page laws that are what Americans want. Things like voter ID, things like maybe a national school voucher. Like things that Americans want and never get because they can't get the pork that they want if they don't have a 3,000-page bill. And we've pulled on the filibuster too.

And this is a massive amount of support. but in the Senate, a filibuster can prevent a vote from taking place unless 60 senators agree. Some want to change the Senate rules so that a vote must be held whenever a majority of senators agree. A favor or opposed? 39% favor, 49% of Republicans, only 34% of Republicans are opposed. So that's on the table. And we know the Democrats have talked about doing it. They're going to do it when they get in control of the Senate before they did it.

Harry Reid did it for judicial appointment. So why is this so sacrosanct, this made-up rule that's not in the Constitution? Why is there always something like the parliamentarian? There's always something standing in the way of Republicans doing what Americans want. And I'll tell you, Mike Johnson stood on the halls of Congress on November 12th, 2024. And, man, read that speech. The amount of promises he made, it's embarrassing because he objectively is not and has not done any of that. Now, he obviously overpromised.

I'm sure he's in a tough spot. I'm sure there's limitations. But at the end of the day, the inescapable fact is the Republican establishment still firmly has control of the reins of what happens in America. And Trump came in and did a lot. He's had a lot of successes. You know, the courts are shutting him down, left and right on some of this stuff. But I think he'll prevail. But at the end of the day, the Republican Party is the same old Republican Party that just can't wait for him to leave.

They want to run Romney again. And they're going to run the race like Romney. The candidate is going to talk like Romney. And he's going to get a Romney turnout because he's not going to get. any of these crossover Democrats or independents who, quite frankly, are looking at Trump with skepticism now after this summer. And so we, you know, there's a path forward. I think Trump's obviously got some plans here. There's a lot of accountability stuff coming. We'll see how that impacts things. We'll see if there's an election integrity task force that aggressively goes

after these people. I'm hearing talks that there's stuff happening in the election integrity front. Maybe that make elections secure again, bill. Maybe they're going to go after the Russian collusion hoax and throw all these people in jail. But there needs to be brutal accountability because you can't just take a corrupt agency, a corrupt federal government, and swap out the leaders and expect Americans to be like, okay, everything's fixed now. They don't think it is. Well, very quickly, you just like lightly mentioned 2008. What's your landscape look like right now? And I love how hard you go at the Republican Party. Like, we're not here to be the North Korea Unic hype men, right? Like it's good to get it's good to have an aggressive hold up of the side right from your friends.

You know, this is how men talk actually to ensure that people understand the world around them. And you can't solve a problem if you can't talk about it. So in 2028, so as much as like we dog and I'm happy to do it, uh, on various Republicans. And man, 2028 looks fricking rough, dude, for Democrats. Yeah, it does. J.D. Vance is already beating Newsom and head-to-heads in my polling by three points. And you think it's Newsom, you think that's like, that's going to be the locket? Well, here's the quandary is that every time I do a GOP multi-way matchup, sorry, Democrat multi-way matchup for the primary, it's always Kamala Harris on top. She had, she was the vice president. She's had three.

No way. Really? Billion dollars. Yeah, still. Now, the numbers have been going down. I think it started at 41. I think it's down to like 32% last time. but she they you know there was the biggest psychological operation in history to try and convince everybody that all of a sudden even though she was the worst vice president that she's the savior of american politics like they tried to pull a female obama on her and it almost it almost worked a lot of people's minds were made up 18 to 29 year old women went 20 points left in like a three week period it was absolutely wild and so yeah you know she had all those actors and actresses and late night tv segments and all the whole nine yards they they're

They gave her the coconut sciop, we call it. Coconut siop. Remember it was a TikTok dance, Mark? They danced to a coconut song on TikTok. What's so hilarious is that it would have worked if Joe Biden hadn't been as bad as he was. Like that's Obama's, you know, quote about never underestimate Joe Biden's ability. That's why the Democrats lost because, I mean, they were doing their whole, you know, they're doing their whole mid-2000s things.

They had her on the view. they had all that stuff but people are past that because things got bad people what you know fractured and fragmented into the internet they're looking more for independent online sources you were talking about the new york times we just pulled on how many people trust in new york times it's only 11% of 18 to 29 year olds who say they have a lot of trust so the legacy media really is legacy in new york times specifically yeah oh yeah uh how much trust do you have in the news coverage from The New York Times, 23% of America still says a lot of trust, but only 11% of 18 to 29 year olds, only 27% of 30 to 39 year olds. And 44% say not much trust or no trust at all,

including 47% 18 and 29 year olds. But we've been tracking news consumption. We talked on your show about how wildly different people who watch MSNBC and CNN are from people who watch Fox News and Newsmax. And objectively, the issue sets from Fox News viewers are correct. It was like the border and prices. That's what you should be concerned about. That's what 80% of them were concerned about. With CNN and MSNBC, 75% of them were concerned about abortions and threat to democracy.

So that is literally gaslighting and brainwashing. And we don't know how it's affected the polling completely yet, but people are getting, people are actually more happy with media bias. believe it or not, we had 60% of people thinking the media was the enemy of the people just two or three years ago, numbers going down. We only have 43% of people who say, no matter how much you hate the media, you don't hate them enough. That number was almost 50%. And it's because, like, 22% of people actually think the press is friendly to Trump now. That number was 4% eight years ago. And it's because people are finding news that they trust, especially people under 50. and so what's you've seen the ratings like CNN and MSNBC combined in the primetime demo are being doubled by Fox News they've completely imploded and I don't know what it's going to mean for

the left they've gone to Reddit they've gone to blue sky and now all of a sudden they're back on Twitter but they don't own Twitter anymore and people are getting you know people like you are breaking through to folks and that's going to be different so their ability to lie to people is going to be diminished, the ability to have this violent rhetoric. But I think there's going to be this chunk of people who are going to become more true believers. And we're not out of the woods yet. I mean, we had some pretty horrifying stuff. 38% of people under 40 said that the murder by Luigi Mangione of the United Health Care CEO was understandable because of the cost of health care.

So that's kind of the dark side of everybody fragmenting into online news. consumption. But, you know, people over 65, they're the ones that say it's harder to get news you can trust. People under 30 are pretty much split. Yeah, you know, I can find, I can find that the news I can trust. They're most likely to say that. So trends are changing. There's a major realignment happening right now, 18 to 29 year olds. People say broke really hard right. The 30 to 39 year olds did the 18 and 29 year olds we have new polling we can report back on next week are actually like super economic populists and they support trump because they think he's going to change these things i think a lot of them would just as soon vote burney if they can't vote trump so that's uh you know

we're talking about things like it looks like the polling is going to say that they support stuff like income caps and wealth distribution you got to be smart got to play your cards right Republican Party. It's like a once, it truly has a one generation opportunity. And the left has already made these major claims and they say it all the time about what they're going to do when they get the reins of power back. And it's going to be really, really bad for the country. Not to mention just all of the, not to mention like this. They're going to do this again to us. They're going to do the coconut. They're going to bring the coconut dance back. You're telling us this, Mark. And it's like the most horrifying thing I've heard probably live on this show is that they're going to plan on running the coconut sciop one. more time about Kamala Harris. Well, you know, they have their R&D program diligently at work. They have Intel agents probably on Reddit, testing out all the new headlines, trying to find the new narratives. Then they're going to shove it down people's throat on Instagram, and we're probably

going to see stuff that's horrifying. But again, I think, like, they're preaching to a smaller and smaller choir. And I just don't know where it's going to go because also we have this trend of increasing violent rhetoric. and things do look like they're getting more and more existential. Think about what we're talking about. States completely doing away like California with all Republican representation, all of it. That's what Gavin Newsom wants to do.

And now is that what we're going to be? We're going to be a nation, a federation of states where if you're in a blue state, you have no representation. We're going to a dark place. And again, it's because literally our legislative ability. to fix the country is gone. That's why we're into these things that are not, this is not the way a constitutional republic is supposed to operate. So people should not be proud and happy about this redistricting push. It's a step in the wrong direction. And the problem is, again, like Trump can come in and fix a lot of this stuff, but at the end of the day, we're stuck in this situation where we have

zero institutional trust. Everything's been completely corrupted. Nobody really understands America. and 18 to 29 year olds, as this polling is going to say, very few of them are actually doing really well. A lot of them say they're just getting by or struggling. The numbers about mental health are horrifying. We have 40% of 18 to 39 year old liberals, 43%. Say they've been diagnosed with a mental health condition. And you say, oh, look, it's the liberals. Well, it's also 35% of 18 to 39 year old conservatives. And 23% of all Americans say that they're actually taking mind-altering medication. And then the dating numbers are super bad, like 18 to 39 year old men, 40% of them who are single, just say, you know what, I'm not even dating anymore. I'm just not looking for it.

So society's got to step up and fix a lot of these problems. And I think, again, we talked about the fourth turning. I think that's the situation we're in. And we thought Trump would come in and it'd be a golden age. Well, it's like, no, there's a lot of Democrat governors. There's a lot of Democrat legislators that have an incentive to keep. resisting to in order to keep pushing us towards whatever this accelerationist edge they have is. We'll see.

See where it goes. We'll see. Okay. So you talk really, really quickly here. Blue State, no Republican representation. That's not exactly the case in New Jersey, but it's close. What's going to happen is governor's race? I don't know.

Your home state. In your home state. Yeah, I actually went to a Chitterelli rally two weeks ago. It was interesting. I think he's talking the right ways. And I also think that as a candidate, Mikey Sherrill, she checks a lot of boxes, you have to admit. And that's what the Democrats plan is. The Democrats plan is to they fill a vacuum by appealing to their most radical leftist ideologies.

But then when it comes time to print the TV ad runs, then it's, oh, we're super moderate. And look at this. I'm hugging my children. And I'm a veteran. I used to fly fighter jets and red, white, and blue all over. the place they run as patriots and the problem is is that that's going to work on a lot of people i haven't pulled that race yet i'm going to do it in probably two or three weeks my sad hunch and again i'm a pessimist that's the way i can that's the way i feel that i need to be in order to be

accurate and i think the issue with chitterelli is that in 21 he was riding on a wave of a lot of anti-merphy and an anti-covid lockdown uh anger there were people were really really really, really pissed off in New Jersey. And it's like, okay, well, Trump's in office. Things are moving in the right direction. Right direction polling for Republicans is super high. It's like 75%. I think the Republicans are fighting the couch this time. I think there's going to be complacency. And the Republicans don't have a machine without Trump on the ballot. They just don't. They're doing literally nothing. And so that's the biggest concern. That's hopefully what I would like people to take away from this segment is that the Republican organization is not in this to make the Republican,

party be the party of economic populism. It's just not. They want MAGA to go away so they can get back to what they normally do, which is collect big donor money that comes from special interests and funneled out all into consulting funds. And okay, if we win some elections, that'd be great too. But let's run safe candidates because over the last 20 or 30 years, that's what we figured out works. Those people are all still there. Just because we have the precinct strategy and people joining the precincts, well, that precinct guy that just joined, he reports up to a precinct chair that reports up to a county committee that reports up to a state committee that reports up to the rnc but then you also have the nrcc the nrsc you have the rg a all these organizations like

95% still the same people they didn't go in and clean house of the rnc is my understanding and so all of those people think they know better than americans voters the their own constituents And people say, oh, well, you just got to run more MAG of people. You've got to primary those rhinos. There's only so much that can do. And this system has built itself in order to resist changes like that. It's a very set in its ways, a lot of inertia in this Republican organization. So that's what I think J.D. Vance is up against.

And I think he knows it, but he's got a lot of work to do. They got to get new money in here. They got to get better strategists. They got to get better researchers. They got to get people who can message better. who can train and vet people. Trump should have had an army of thousands and thousands of people to dump into all of these organizations.

You know, 98% of the federal government is still the same people that it was a year ago. Slaying dragons, ladies and gentlemen, and being honest, you know, the first way that you solve a problem is you have to be able to look at it squarely in the light of day is what Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen reports does, and he's never told a last one.

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I know where he lives, and I would just go, I would show up with an exorcist. I'd say, John Rich, no more coconut songs, that's what I'd say. And, you know, we'd see. We'd see what happens next. He doesn't want a lot of firearms, so don't show up on an house.

So, ladies and gentlemen, the great country music legend, John Rich, joins our program live right now. John, welcome back. I, uh, sorry, I don't mean to insult you by saying that you'd ever write a coconut song for Kamala Harris. I apologize. Coconut rum. That would make sense for her. Okay, that's right. True. True. I think we've like now proven right that she is just a dysgenic alcoholic like anybody who's following her on social media can just clearly understand this yeah she's fun at parties no doubt about i've never been to a party with her and i hope i never am but you can bet the girl knows how to make a cocktail it's funny in this whole cracker barrel news cycle that's happened the last two weeks part of the commentary that i kept getting in the replies was that cracker barrel went downhill when they started

serving alcohol to the point about Kamala Harris and that like it used to be a good Christian company and that they've changed. They've changed the core of who they were and that this was just the end result, the final assassination of what Cracker Barrel truly is. And I haven't really heard your thoughts on this. I know you sent a couple tweets. I know that you live in Tennessee where Cracker Barrel was founded. And so I just wanted to start with that, John. Like what's your take on all this? Well, when we found out, it wasn't really the logo that did it, it's when we started digging into it and going, oh, these people, Cracker Barrel is funding, you know, trans events for kids.

Like they are full blown. Their DEI programs are absolutely full blown. Somehow they managed to skate under that radar when all that was being blown up. Because I guess who would ever think in a million years, Uncle Herschel would be all about trans parties for kids. but when we dug deeper, we found that out. I think that's what really broke them. I don't think it was the logo thing. I think it was digging down into it, and they went, oh, crap, we're exposed.

And there were a lot of people doing that digging deep and finding that stuff out. You know, I call it being dixie-chicked. So there's two things. Cancellation is when a small group of people turns Benny Johnson off. They just kill his signal. that's cancellation. Capitalism is when the general public moves in mass away from something. So like in the Dixie Chick's case, the country music audience, when they got upset at them,

they just stopped buying their records, stop going to their concerts and told country radio, we're not going to listen to you if you're playing their music. And that was the end of them. They weren't really canceled. They were a result of capitalism at work. Cracker barrel, this is not cancel. on Cracker Barrel. This will just be mass public, kind of like Bud Light. Will people get over what it is they learned about Cracker Barrel and eventually go back in there and start ordering

food? I mean, I drove past a Cracker Barrel a couple of weeks ago when all this was happening in Lebanon, Tennessee on a Saturday afternoon and it was empty. And I'm telling you, if you've never been to a Cracker Barrel on a weekend, you can't get in. Like you walk in the door and it's lined out the door and they're like, it's going to be an hour. and 20 minute wait and people still wait and they do their shopping or whatever there was nobody there there's the picture right there i mean it looked like maybe the employees were there and that's about it so time will tell if they'll survive this or not it's so terrible and we have this uh this image that i find so hysterical from cracker barrel the all of the various interest special

interest groups that cracker barrel decided to found like nobody ever asked for the olaw or the bold like black group or Hispanic group or the alphabet alliance or the neurodiverse collective what the hell is that women's connect what was cracker barrel being used for and i and this is i think the the painful irony right so all the people are part of the be bold initiative which is for black leaders for young black leaders within cracker barrel all so many of the clips of cracker barrel waitresses coming out are young black women who are like i got no tables i'm not i made i made ten dollars today i've made no money like you the the the like wokeness actually ends up only ever benefiting the smug girl boss white liberal ladies who are at the very top of the pyramid

and hurting the people they claim to be supporting here like this is this is uh this is actually the clip right here of the waitress. And it's, you know, your heart breaks because I've been a server, I've been a waiter, you know, I've done plenty of manual labor. And you get totally destroyed by a decision by this hairbrained lady to go out and to wreck this brand.

There's millions of people that survive off of them just keeping Cracker Barrel, Cracker Barrel. And I think it's, I guess it's a lesson that has to be relearned again and again and again. Time is flat circle. Okay, so these women, this woman at Cracker Barrel, they're supposed to be marketing experts. Like they oversee the marketing of companies that have billion plus dollar market caps. So they went to school and they got their marketing degree or whatever the hell they did.

Listen, if you are a marketing person and your job is to successfully market the brand to where it gets more successful. more successful to pay your shareholders back to create more, more energy for the brand. And by the way, to advance yourself, because if the numbers go up under your watch, that makes you look like a really great marketer. So you'll wind up with even a even better job. Benny, these people are actually stupid people. They're stupid people. Okay?

If you put me or you in charge, let's say we had to go make money for the family. We had to do it. We'll take a job. somebody offered me a job and I got a job working for a company that's really liberal but I'm a big time conservative okay but I want to succeed in that job because I want to I want to make more money from my family and maybe someday I work at a company that's not liberal there is no way in hell that I say okay let's take let's let's take a liberal brand XYZ and let's let's let's let's talk about the second amendment and everybody's going to be in big four will drive pickup trucks and waving American flags and we're going to give away a free MAGA hat every time you buy one of our products. That's how idiotic that would be. I mean, you would crash that brand. You would kill the brand. You would kill it. And so it's not only that they're ideologues, they are stupid people. Straight up. I mean, I have a high school

diploma, but I'm a marketer, as you well know, Redneck Riviera. I'm in 11,000 stores around the US. I mean, look at your show. You market your show. You market your message. We know who our audience is and we know who we are and we fortunately get to talk to our own audience. We don't have to work for somebody that we disagree with. But we're not stupid. I mean, can you imagine if I said, Redneck Riviera whiskey with a new rainbow bottle? I mean, can you even, I mean, that's how dumb they are. So I'm just still astonished at the level of just absolute abject stupidity that these people put onto these brands, Bud Light being king of them all.

But Cracker Barrel is a close second, I think, right now. Harley Davidson's another one. John Deere's another one. You know, Robbie Starbuck went one by one by one and just started blowing these things up, left and right. And I thought they had all learned their lesson, but apparently Cracker Barrel hadn't yet. Yes, I feel terrible for that waitress.

That's a tough job. And she's trying to make something out of herself, and she's getting she's getting smoked because of her boss they end up the wokeness only ends up hurting the people at the bottom it only ends up helping the people at the very top and it's a it is remarkably hypocritical and really painful to look at a brand that's so mismanaged you think they'll ever come back i mean they're from tennessee you're from tennessee i mean like they live you know i mean we're seeing now we're seeing a lot of this john John, like your photo that you took, we're seeing a lot of this across the country of empty

Cracker Barrels. They're going to make you CEO, John? Can you break that news right now? Is that how they're going to fix it? If they made me CEO of Cracker Barrel, I could probably get them back in the doors. How'd you do it? Fire everybody that bastardized that brand number one. And then number two, we would start doing the Pledge of Allegiance every morning when we open.

at breakfast and we do the national anthem at lunch. I mean, all kinds of things that we would be doing. And it would turn it around rapidly and people would come back in droves. But my analogy of the Dixie Chicks, that's correct. Listen, it's more rural style people that eat at Cracker Barrel. Those are the same people that smoke the Dixie Chicks that said, we're not ever listening to them again. We're not listening to your radio station. If you play them again, we're definitely not going to buy concert tickets. They never recovered. I mean, that was 24. 25 years ago, they never recovered from that. Bud Light still hasn't recovered.

So as you know, I own a honky talk downtown in Nashville, Redneck River era. We still don't have people asking for Bud Light. We don't even stock it. Nobody asked for it. They all just move on to something else. And again, that's not cancellation. That's capitalism. You made a call.

You made a marketing call. And now you're going to reap the destruction of that call. It's as simple as that. I have a feeling that in a John Rich run cracker barrel, oh, man, they would make so much money. They'd make so much money. I have feeling the menu changes would be very exciting for the American people. And the biscuits would be fresh and the music selection. They used to be fresh.

They used to be fresh, fresh biscuits. We would have to have Benny and the eggs. Benny and the eggs. That would be one of our plates. I'll absolutely take it. And as you eat those eggs, over the soft sound of John Rich's brand new banger. It's called the devil and the TVA. Devil in the TVA would be playing.

It'd be John Rich bangers day and night. All you can eat chicken fried steak, eggs, and mashed potatoes for $17.76. Boom. I mean, load us up. baby 1776 that's it why are you not letting john rich run your brand cracker barrel why bring him in right now whatever the fee is you've paid 700 million dollars to a bunch of lib unix to go run to this to uh dishwater rachel maddow timu rachel maddow you paid wish dot com rachel maddow keith oberman rachel maddow to go run your Cracker Barrel?

John Rich is living in your backyard, $700 million, and you didn't call John Rich to go save Cracker Barrel? You're dumb, man, you're just dumb. Yeah, yeah, they're dumb. The devil in the TVA would play. Okay, I'm gonna put up the link to the song. This would be, John Rich would have

the best music playing out of that Cracker Barrel. Maybe this would be one of the songs, right? Yeah, it would be. So that's a, that's a song that came out last Friday. The whole video is right at the top of my X page at John Rich. But the TVA is a Tennessee Valley Authority. And Benny, I know you know what that is, but it is a federal entity that's also private.

And because of that, set up in 1933 by FDR, our famous socialist president. And it still operates that way today. And they absolutely brutalized communities throughout seven states. And this is the story of what they did to Cheatham County. and what we did when we put our fists up and fought back and pushed them out. We talked about this at length in our last stream that we did from your house in Nashville. And it's a crazy story. And it seems like a very creepy bygone era thing that has somehow been able to persist and is unnecessary, but it's really harming people.

It's fascinating, John, that you are able to. You know, you got a lot of opportunities. You're famous. You got a lot of chances to go tour and go do other things that celebrities would typically do. But instead, you're here fighting for rural Americans against, well, insurmountable odds, like the TVA, coming in and destroying their homes. It's just super honorable, man. Well, I saw a video. I appreciate it.

I mean, I saw a video that was captured by a neighbor when the TVA. showed up on an 88 year old woman's property. And on top of that, the elderly lady was suffering from dementia, okay? And she's on a farm that's been in her family for more than 100 years. The neighbor comes out with a little camera. As the TVA shows up on her property, 10 vehicles deep, these men get out of their vehicles, bulletproof vest, loaded guns. They come walking up to this lady's yard, demanding access to her property so they can do destructive testing. then condemn it, then take it for 10 cents on the dollar. And they were doing this all throughout the county. And that's the lady right there, Mrs. Nicholson. When I saw that video, Benny, my blood ran absolutely ice cold. I said, that is the most anti-American, tyrannical, communistic crap I've ever seen in my life. And I cannot even believe this exists in 2025.

So I put my dukes up. The whole county got behind what I was doing. They had over 100 lawsuits at that point levied against citizens who didn't even have enough money to hire an attorney to represent them. This is a lower to middle income county, which is where TVA likes to go because people can't really fight back. I started putting out videos of me interviewing these neighbors on their front porches, just putting them on X. And they started racking up millions and millions of views, which then got the attention of Secretary Rollins at the Department of Agriculture. the very man who helped shape U.S. monetary policy has a bombshell new bookout that is shaking up markets. It's called Our Dollar Your Problem.

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Performance may vary. You should always consult your tax professional. John, how many acres of farmland is TVA going to tear up? I said a little over 6,000. And then I spoke with President Trump, and he and I started texting. I said, you're talking about 500 houses, 6,000 acres of farmland, five school districts, the main water supply for the county. Like this is literally like a, you might as well just drop a bomb on this place. And on top of that, no Fourth Amendment for anyone. We have no probable cause. We have no warrant, but we are coming on your damn land and there's nothing you can do about it. And if you don't believe me, look at all the guys with the guns and vest in and right behind me.

Okay, we're coming. That's not American and it shouldn't be allowed. The TVA, the TVA builds power. Trump has a, Trump has an initiative for energy dominance as we know about in America. But there is a right way and a wrong way to do these types of projects. This was the absolute wrong way. It's anti-American, anti-constitutional. That's why I fought so hard.

against it and we won but I put the song out anyway because I wanted people to know this story and I want to see the TVA change how they have to operate with Americans in the future yeah or maybe go away the the history of the TVA is super creepy like it was a it was a front for the OSS for the founding of the BIA in order to enrich uranium for the atomic atomic bomb but it was all like a secret government program it was obviously you know very social socialistic, you know, very Marxist and its orientation. It's not like, it's like pseudo. It's like zombie capitalism. It's very weird. And yeah, things like that should be illegal. So thank you for how much. You want to know how many, you want to know how much money the TVA made last year? Now, that's a strange statement because they're a federal entity. So to say, how much money did they make last year? They made $13.2 billion last year. Think about, I mean, astronomical. amounts of money pouring into this place, yet they have to come on old ladies' properties and pay them 10 cents on the dollar after they've scared the hell out of them with their loaded

weapons and their bulletproof vests, stealing up like an ATF raid. John, you've been calling out evil for a long time, man. And it's just so neat to see somebody who puts, again, their dukes up and goes out into the world and does something good. And it's probably the rarest thing that you can see. And it's It goes like this. You take like a bad situation and you you make it good and you add light to it. And it's something very special that you that you've done. So few people actually do that.

We all take bad circumstances and just sort of like point and laugh at them. And instead of actually fighting back. What's an important quality to have? We used to call that being an American man. I was going to say, I was going to say, I'm raising my two sons right now that they're 13 and 15. And I said, listen, if you see somebody. in harm's way that cannot defend themselves. I don't care how big the opponent is.

You step in the middle of that. My 13-year-old son actually did that last weekend at a football game at school. There's a 13-year-old girl crying her eyes out at a football game. And my son walks up and says, why are you crying? The only kid to ask her, why are you crying? She said, that boy stole my iPhone and told me I have to pay him money to get it back. And he's probably messing with my phone. He goes, who took your phone?

Well, it wound up being a kid that my son. knows very well. So my son called him on his phone. He said, you bring that phone back over here right now. Bring it here right now. And the kid went, okay, because my son was, you know, forceful language-wise. And the kid brought the phone back and he gave it back to the girl. And I said, there you go. That's being an American and it's also doing what God tells us to do, which is to defend the defenseless, to step in the gap. When you have a way to defend them and they can't defend themselves, like old ladies standing on their property with dementia. You cannot allow people to be treated that way.

I have petitioned President Trump and asked him to make me a presidentially appointed citizen advocate. I get asked all the time to be in politics, Benny, run for governor of Tennessee, step into a Senate seat, District 7, whatever it might be. I said, no, I don't think that's where I'm most useful. Let me be a citizen advocate, but with the authority of the President of the United States, meaning I can take my petition directly to him and make something happen. And I'm being told they're considering it right now.

So I hope that happens. That would make me really happy. Wow. John, we look forward to that. We look forward to working with you on all of these endeavors. And honestly, I can't think of a better project for you to take on than to become the chief consultant or interim CEO of Cracker Barrel. I'm telling you, we're going to get that trending today. Don't try to me with a good job.

The solutions been in front of us the whole time. John? The whole time. I was going to say before you let me go, because I know you got a lot of people coming, the song, The Devil and TVA, you can download it. It's on iTunes, Amazon music.

We're trying to make a statement. It's like a buck 29. Go download the song. Go to my ex page at John Rich, forward that. And just let everybody hear it. I'm not really trying to get a number one song with this. I just want people to hear it, man,

because it's a very unique David and Goliath real-time kind of a story. And I think it's important for Americans to understand that if they fight back hard enough, they can actually win. Never stop fighting. Never stop fighting. That's the American way. If you're an American, then that's what your ancestors did. And that's why you actually have this land.

So don't disappoint them, actually, as they watch down on you. John Rich is somebody who won't disappoint you. If you follow him right here on X, he's got millions of subscribers. You must be one of them. John, I'm going to call you later. I got some fun things that we're cooking up. I want to work with you on a couple of things.

It's going to be exciting, exciting season for all of us. Can't wait. Thank you, John. Got speed, man. Thanks, sir. We had some major rest and relaxation. over the last week and again we appreciate you for sticking with us and for locking back in it's something we haven't taken a break in a very very long time and it's not something that we do around

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Please pray for him as he is recovering from a very bad accident. Somebody also, Rudy is, I think, 81, Jerry Nadler, also of New York. Couldn't be two more different men, but nonetheless, Jerry Nadler 78 will not seek re-election. New York Democrat stresses the need for national generational chance. You remember Jerry Nadler. He's a guy who's constantly falling asleep during the hearings. Speaking of hearings, that we're probably going to be covering live on this program out of just the curiosity of it all. Roe Kana, he's a member of Congress.

And Thomas Massey, also members of Congress, hold news conference with Epstein victims. People are going to be outraged. Pretty interesting here. Oversight Committee seeks Epstein Maxwell, suspicious activity reports from Treasury Department. This is, looks like they're going, they're going to get a, they bit off a little more than they get chew with this Epstein thing. They swung this Epstein thing to try and, like, hit Trump and they're going to end up hitting the Democrat Party. Here's Jamie Comer, sort of previewing what his committee has on Epstein. It's going to be a wild ball, like lock in.

We're going to have a rowdy time. Let's go. On Tuesday, sir, House members are going to meet with Epstein victims. How is that going to play into how the department? Department of Justice is handling this. As Americans have said, they want to see the files. And I want to commend the Department of Justice. Pam Bondy has started turning over those documents to the House Oversight Committee.

I subpoenaed those documents. The Trump administration is cooperating with us. We're bringing in the families and the attorneys of the victims Tuesday afternoon to talk to the House Oversight Committee. This will be Republicans and Democrats. We're going to make this information public. That's what the American people want. When we travel around all of our districts, that's one of the things that people ask. When are we going to see the Epstein files?

But it's very complicated because there are victims of the Epstein files. And we want to listen to those victims and their families and their attorneys to see how best can we present this information. Do they want their names redacted? Do they not want their names redacted? And that's one of the things that President Trump's talked about. This is a lot more complicated than a lot of people want to. to realize there are victims that are involved here, and we want to protect their futures and their reputations and their family. So we're going to have a good conversation to see how best

then to turn around and present this information to the American people and hopefully put this issue to rest so Congress can focus on passing a spending bill and working with President Trump to reduce crime in our big cities. Yes, put this issue to rest. We've howled at the moon until our voices cracked on this issue. There's obviously a lot of people that still care deeply about it. I want, there's a lot of people that care about the JFK assassination, obviously. The best that you can possibly do is just release everything. Show everyone that you're not hiding anything. The transcripts, for instance, were released from Jeline Maxwell. Is she lying in some of them? I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know what Jeline Maxwell. She's not

an innocent party. She is the key to everything. She's serving hard time, but we'll see. We'll see. I think that that would be the best. And I'm sick of this being weaponized. They're trying to turn this into Russiagate 2.0. I'm tired of it being weaponized. As we have detailed time and time again, if there's anyone who has nothing to hide, it is President Trump, given his extreme efforts in order to save some of these women. And so we'll hear from them and we'll go from there. It does show, like, polling shows that

curiosity or interest in Epstein, while it reached a fever pitch over the summer, has absolutely cratered. And so I'll be interested to check the chat and see what you think about this. Final thing that we'll check in on today is Greta. Greta Thunberg Since being deported In her last grifter run

Sailing a yacht filled with smelly useless communist pirates To Gaza Greta has reemerged And The reason I call them useless communist Is one a communist is always useless

But two What the hell are these people going to do When they get to Gaza exactly? they have no discernible skills all their their their only skills are taking videotapes of themselves wearing t-shirts that say free Palestine and getting haircuts that make them look like he-man so this is what greta tinberg has re-emerged as her haircut is what many people are concerned about you're going to have to cycle through these please uh her haircut has a lot of people very curious about what's going on with Greta.

This is the new Greta-Tunberg haircut. I don't know how this photo is real, but it is. In a world of AI and synthetics, we'll always tell you when something's fake. This isn't like an actual real thing. Everyone is saying that she just kind of looks like He-Man or potentially a 12th-century farmer screaming at her serf slave-label. to harvest faster cabbages from their field. This is Matt Walsh saying potentially looks like the bad guy

from No Country for Oldman. Lord Farquod is it good on that? What exactly is this expression? This is a great slate of potential Greta lookalikes. I don't even know some of the cultural references for some of these, but it totally find Greta. You can't, actually. It's really hard. Find Greta.

Everywhere I go, I see it's the same expression. I always have that funny little scrunchy face expression. It's a beautiful thing. Yes, and here's Greta actually as he, man. This is a good. I love the internet today. President Trump on Greta to- Shortly after she was deported, she was intercepted and deported in their yacht, which they ran, again, they're on sailboats.

They can use wind energy naturally in order to sail to Gaza, but they decide to use two giant engines that burn diesel fuel and pour it all into the ocean as they go. It's amazing. She just doesn't care about the climate at all anymore. It was always a grift. It's really funny to watch and laugh and point. And President Trump at his best here saying Greta is an angry, angry little person. Why is she so young and angry? What's wrong with her?

She needs professional help, our president, ladies and do you have a message for Greta Toonberg? And did she come up on your call with the prime minister today? Well, she's a strange person. She's a young, angry person. I don't know if it's real anger. It's hard to believe, actually. But I saw what happened. She's certainly different.

Anger management. I think she has to go to an anger management class. That's my primary recommendation for her. Did she kidnap by Israel, as she says? Was she kidnapped? I find it. I think Israel has enough problems without kidnapping Greta Thunberg.

And secondly, are you going to get- Is that what she said she was kidnapped by Israel? Yes, sir. Are you going to get rid of the Tesla Okay. She is very angry, young person. She needs a professional. Give me that club.

Give me the, let me the, that's good. Get me the, my favorite clip ever of Donald Trump walking right past Greta at the UN and Greta sitting there. Trump goes like this with his jacket. And Greta sitting there with that twisted little expression

that angry, little twisted rage expression or it goes like this and this is my impression it's one of my it's it's it's got to be in the top three favorite trump moments of all time and i can't jump off this block without playing it for you it's just one of my favorites it is the best there it is after her little scripted speech that she gave at the United Nations against Donald Trump, has Trump walk in and Trump couldn't be bothered, actually. And here's Greta and her angry little expression. Ladies and gentlemen, as Trump walks, watch this. the best ever do it the best ever do it the best ever do it ladies and gentlemen all right so we move on

to our verse of the day which is not in the script boys i don't think there it is okay we'll read it off the screen thank you very much from matthew seven seven asking it will be given unto you seeking you will find knock and the door will be opened unto you what does all of this have in common you must take action it is something that as we go through our spiritual journey um we are going to be really endeavoring on this program we took action and went out and exposed jasmine crockett we took we've taken action and gone out into the field in order to tell stories in order to deliver truth right take action to do charitable and good works uh and be christ's hands and feet as best that we can or as much as we are called

called to. And so that's the key element of all this. You must act upon the world. You must fight back. Ask, seek, knock, take an action. Show God that you are ready to get to work as we are. Thank you for joining us. We are so glad to be back. Ready to rock. We're happy. They're miserable. That means we win. In the end, we do win.

It's your boy, Benny. We'll see you for a President Trump special announcement from the Oval Office in a couple hours, about 2 o'clock. Lock in. See ya. Hey Ah Where the truth Oh

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