The Benny Show - Oscars BOMB As Hollywood ROASTED With Savage Epstein Joke, Dark Truth Revealed | TPUSA Shout Out...?

Episode Date: March 16, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Welcome back to the Oscars. Now, presenting for the nominees for Best Global Theater, I'd like to welcome Mr. Netanya, yo. Hello, America. As you can tell, I'm a little busy these days. Let's take a look at the nominees for Best Global Theater. Nominees for Best Global Theater. Jeff Epstein, for his main role in Don't Leave Me Hanging,
Starting point is 00:00:27 Hillary Clinton for her main role. roll until the cows come home. And the winner is nobody. Everybody loses. We all got bruises. Good night. So we're building the six-fingered Netanyahu is my favorite meme, probably, of the weekend. Until we saw this beautiful gem from last night. Man, I had no idea. This was even a category. Greatest immigration hoax. Here we go, ladies and gentlemen. Did you catch this one?
Starting point is 00:01:13 You might have missed this one. Here we go. And the Oscar for Best Performance in Fuling U.S. immigration for a visa goes to Ilhan Omar. This role took real commitment. The chemistry with my co-star brother fooling those immigration officers, pure method acting. This is for every pirate, I mean dreamer. Somalia, I love you. Today is Monday, March 16th, 2026.
Starting point is 00:01:45 We are feeling good. The Oscars last night bombed. And we're winning. We were actually storming the ramparts of Hollywood. We are inside of the castle walls. We've done it. We're toppling the synagogue of Satan. We are going to take down the entire machine.
Starting point is 00:02:07 Ladies and gentlemen. I can't believe it. I cannot believe what happened last night, where you have a once child sacrificing for my golden idol speech category, Michelle Williams in 2000 gave a literal speech about how she needed abortions in order to get her golden globes. fast forward to last night and the winner of best actress
Starting point is 00:02:40 gave this unbelievable shoutout to family and motherhood and her children and the power of being a parent and loving your children and the challenge that it is for mothers every single day and how uplifting and wonderful it is. I just, I can't believe it.
Starting point is 00:03:01 We're inside the city walls. We've breached the diseased church of Hollywood. And I don't know. Are we winning? Like a little bit? Can a boy dare to dream? Can a white boy just dare to dream? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:03:23 We'll find out today with Brandon Gill, a white boy that dreamed to be in the basest member of Congress. And I think he's succeeding in that. And he'll comment on what we think about the Oscars, making a crack about Turning Point USA. Turning Point USA! Shouted out last night and I don't mind it. I love Turning Point USA.
Starting point is 00:03:44 I'm doing a new tour with Turning Point USA. And I didn't mind the joke one bit. I thought it was hilarious, actually. I thought it was a massive cultural shout out to the power of what we are doing inside of the landscape of, of Hollywood and entertainment. So I didn't mind it one bit. You're not going to find me offended.
Starting point is 00:04:11 Is Cuba collapsing right now? President Trump said that perhaps this week we will be announcing a Cuba takeover? Oh yeah, baby. We're cooking. We're cooking. A lot of mulling, complaining, and bitching speeches last night at the Oscars.
Starting point is 00:04:28 A remarkable how they didn't mention once Iran. They didn't mention once. Venezuela. They didn't mention once Cuba. They didn't mention any of the people suffering under communist totalitarian dictatorships. Oh, they had a little shout out to North Korea, though. Very interesting, ladies and gentlemen. Buck Sexton will also join the program. My name is Benny Johnson, and this is The Benny Show. Patriot Mobile is where you don't want to watch the Oscars, meaning you just don't want to watch the Oscars at all. You can watch plenty of live streaming from your Patriot Mobile device. I certainly do all the time. Patriot Mobile is
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Starting point is 00:05:53 Is the fraudulence of Hollywood and how they kind of like beautifully proved it in a leaked photograph from yesterday. And I think that this is great because Hollywood is famous for this really special ad. I'm going to send it to you, Klein, actually, I didn't put it in the show notes. Do you have the Indian, do you have the Indian, do you have the Indian ad? No, no, no, no, Indian single tier ad.
Starting point is 00:06:21 Yeah. Is search Indian single tier ad on YouTube. Anybody who's perhaps like well versed in American advertising, here it is, Klein, you can just pop it up here. Anybody who's well versed in American advertising will, of course, remember perhaps you were around to actually see this on TV. It aired originally in 1970. So this is one of the most famous ads ever created by Hollywood. It involves an Indian.
Starting point is 00:06:50 Of course, the Indian that none of these Hollywood celebrities, they'll give land acknowledgments to this Indian, but they'll never actually give him his land back, right? That's where my poolhouse sits, Indian. Get off my land engine, right? like this you can play it you can just play it you just turn the volume down there's there's no words are spoken so you just play it so this is the famous this is the famous Hollywood Indian ad by the way this this this actor appeared on stage at the Oscar Oscars before the actor is actually Italian and not Native American but anyway yeah it could have been ALX as the Indian you know got a bit it could have been ALX it could have been Danny I have no idea if Danny's Italian
Starting point is 00:07:33 I don't, I'm not sure. I don't know. You know, he's passing. He's passing. All right, he's passing. But look, the Indian, he finds all this trash. Oh, no. This used to bear's land.
Starting point is 00:07:44 He was such a hiss for Indian. And then he walks out to the highway and watches Whitey throwing his McDonald's bag out the window right to speak. And the Indian's crying because he sees the price of a Big Mac today in 2026. That's what he's crying. He's gross. So that single Indian tier from the. Italian Indian, which he's wearing his famous Sicilian garb, right? This is how they dress in the old country. Anyway, yeah, I think the, am I, is that right, boys? Is that right? Chat, is it
Starting point is 00:08:19 right? This is an Italian actor. It's not actually an Indian. It's so, so it, I think this is like the funniest part of the story. But anyway, Hollywood made this. It's a banger. When every advertising award, it won, uh, huge plotists that played during the Oscars. Everyone in Hollywood, like the change that started the whole like, like, don't be a litter bug movement. Famous, famous, famous, famous, famous. Okay, well, that ain't, that ain't an Indian name. His name is Aspera Oscar DeCordi. Okay, well, is the Italian?
Starting point is 00:08:58 He changed his name to an Indian name legally. What's its legal name? He's Sicilian. I called it. He's Sicilian. Okay. He's Sicilian. So the idea.
Starting point is 00:09:11 Okay. So what did he change his name to? Iron Eyes Cody. Okay. So this Italian actor changed his name to an Indian name to play. Okay. First off, that's like the first layer of fraudulence in Hollywood, right?
Starting point is 00:09:24 All the fake names. But then here we go. This is a great. This is a really, really great one. Ooh, baby. So this Indian is walking around looking at, looking at,
Starting point is 00:09:36 like here, look at this. Here he is on the beach, right? If you could go to that, like that little, that beach frame right there. It's at 3.341.
Starting point is 00:09:44 It's very important to get this frame. Yeah, there you go. So here he is on the beach, and he's looking at all the trash on the beach. He's very, very sad, this Hollywood, Italian, Sicilian Indian. And here, ladies and gentlemen, fast forward to today, 36 years later, right?
Starting point is 00:10:05 56 years later, sorry. And you have, well, the Hollywood Studios. that looks actually more filthy than the beach that the Indian was crying over, the fake Italian Indian. This is what Hollywood left last night. What went on there in that green area with the green carpeted area Klein? What is that exact? What is all the schmuch on the ground? Like, what were these people doing?
Starting point is 00:10:32 Yeah, exactly. Yeah, that's exactly right. These are the Epstein people. So you don't want to know. These are the Diddy. This is probably where the Diddy Baby Oil was. This is the Diddy Oil. party section. Oh, it's gross. Look at the filth. Look at this. You ever been to like a ball game
Starting point is 00:10:48 and like a really bad part of town and like a really skeezy stadium? They don't look like this. This is at the Dobie Theater. This is inside of the nicest theater in all of Hollywood. Hollywood's wrecked by the way. Just trash. The Hollywood Walk of Fame is just disgusting filth and skis. But like this reflects that you know, yeah, that's like, Just one dude. That's right. One dude. One poor Guatemalan is sitting there tasked with picking up after the climate change people.
Starting point is 00:11:20 Look at this leaked photo of the aftermath of the Oscars. How disgusting. And these ain't just the cheap seats because these are like the this is inside of the theater. This is like the famous Chinese theater. The famous Oscars. You've seen it all. Look at this. It's disgusting.
Starting point is 00:11:40 these people are filthy inside it out. And that's what they prove less. I'm not only, I'm only belaboring this point because, you know, all you need to do is just scratch the layer like one bit. You need to just peel the onion layer back. Just one bit. Just get rid of like one layer of makeup and you'll see how hideous these chicks are. You'll see how grotesque these people, how fake they are.
Starting point is 00:12:02 What frauds they are. These are the frauds, ladies and gentlemen, uh, leaving filth and trash in the audience and on stage with the exception of one speech we'll get to that in just a moment ladies and gentlemen conan o'brien was the host i don't know man do we like conan o'brien kline i don't know i got it okay so please don't please don't cancel me he's the best of worst of all i was going to say of all the late night hosts i think conan o'brien is probably like and not because he's not politically liberal he the no doubt he is but i think that he's so conscious of his own and he's so smart about how to play it, he's decided not to go like, he's decided not to go full,
Starting point is 00:12:47 never go full retort, right? Like, he just, he's decided not to do that. Never go full return. Yeah, he's taking the Robert Downey Jr. in blackface advice. And he's decided to like, stay, you know, stay like sent. Tired of partisan noise. America's more divided than ever. But independent Americans is adding light to contrast all that heat.
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Starting point is 00:13:22 Join the movement, independent Americans from Believe. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. It's like center of the road, like middle of the road, generally. And he made a joke last night about Turning Point, which I thought was very interesting. So contrast this with the joke
Starting point is 00:13:38 that Jimmy Kimmel made about Charles. Kirk's death where he lies about Charlie Kirk's death. He victim blames Charlie Kirk. He makes a grotesque misrepresentation about who killed Charlie, what ideology killed Charlie. And then he got ripped off the air in no small part because we brought on the FCC commissioner and started like banging the drum to like, you know, to get that movement going. And boy, sure how boy, howdy it did it go. Conan instead makes a joke about TPSA that actually is more of. of a more of a compliment, albeit a backhanded one. He says the Turning Point USA Oscars is going to be hosted down the road at Dave and Busters
Starting point is 00:14:21 and Kid Rock's going to be there, which sounds like an awesome night. Don't you want to go play Dodgeball with Kid Rock and the Dave and Busters and drink some Coors lights? Like, and eat some pizza. That sounds awesome, actually. Go play some pool. I don't know. What else is out of Dave and Busters?
Starting point is 00:14:38 That's like air hockey, like adult chucky cheese, right? adult chalky cheese. Yeah, go play Buck Hunt. Okay, can you think of a better Saturday night? Well, I mean, like at home with my family, I have little kids, and so that's like where I spent all my Saturday nights. But if I, like back when I was single or back when I did I have many kids, I think they, this would be an awesome Friday night to go play Buck Hunter with Kid Rock,
Starting point is 00:15:00 Sipping Coors Light, and eating cheap pepperoni pizza to Dave and Buster. Sounds awesome. Anyway, here's the joke that Conan made. He said this, the alternate Oscars being hosted down the road, which is amazing. I warn you tonight could get political, okay? And if that makes you uncomfortable, there's an alternate Oscars being hosted by Kid Rock. Yeah, it's at the Dave and Busters down the street. A lot of tickets for that. Like what? Am I supposed to be offended by this? You know, it's great about this is that it shows a couple of things. One, cultural permanence. It shows that what we did during the Super Bowl halftime show stuck. And that it also
Starting point is 00:15:41 also scared the elites because they wouldn't be even, you know, how expensive it is to even get into one of these jokes, right? To even like be said in a joke from the Oscars. To be mentioned in this, you know, this sort of hot, you know, high church, diseased temple, whatever you want to call it. Like, to be even mentioned, uh, from this, like the, the melting pot of the cultural ethos, which is the Oscars, if you want to leave even considered that. But like, let's just go with it. For them to like shout out Turning Point USA and the Kid Rock halftime show, that's a massive win. That's hilarious. Everyone was laughing.
Starting point is 00:16:18 It didn't cringe. It was funny. I think that's great. It proves exactly how powerful that performance was, that concept is, and that we've won culture. And there's other major cultural wins. Let's continue. Coton O'Brien made a legitimate Jeffrey Epstein joke. Some could say that he's like making this joke about Donald Trump.
Starting point is 00:16:41 Okay. You could also say that he's making the joke about the people in the audience. He's no Ricky Jervase. Ricky Jervase actually posted, I'm not sure if this is in the in the show, but Ricky Jervase was asked whether he'd host the Oscars. And he said, F that. But we're all rooting for it. But anyway, here's a poor man, Ricky Jervase. Epstein joke. Kind of funny. It's the first time since 2012, first time since 2012, that there are no British actors nominated for Best Actor or Best Actress. Yeah. British spokesperson said, yeah, well, at least we arrest our pedophiles. So we got that going for it. Okay, so wait a second, are you saying there's no actors nominated because they're all pedophiles and they've all been arrested?
Starting point is 00:17:26 Is that your take? And then like, it's also like kind of a knock at the Hollywood crowd because it's like, well, you're here and you're not arrested. The Ricky Jervais's version of that is like, you were all friends with Jeffrey Epstein. You all killed him. You had to come here on your own plane. Like, don't laugh. You know, don't be mad at me.
Starting point is 00:17:43 Right. He was your friend. That's like the Ricky Jervais version of that. Way better. But still, I appreciate a little bit of the chin music. I appreciate it. Okay, fine. Let's keep rolling. Oh, boy. Here we go. Conan makes a dick joke about Trump. Okay. So you have, you have all these, you have all these themes of writers. You have hundreds of writers. You know, the comedians don't write their own jokes. And this is the best that they can come up with when it comes to like, let's go. right at Trump let's go straight at Trump okay here we go uh to you live from the has a small penis theater let's see him put his name in front of that never go for return you can see you can even see you can even see conan at the end there he's so here we go so like played play the last like three seconds
Starting point is 00:18:39 with the like with the tepid with the tepid laughter and you can see his head like twitch to the side where he's like eh eh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah it didn't work yeah right it didn't work right it didn't work. Okay. All right. And just to prove that Hollywood, I mean, I'm not here to give Hollywood any credit. Hollywood doesn't deserve any credit. Nobody saw any of the movies. Did you see one battle after another? Of course you didn't. Do you see sinners? No, you didn't. Do you see any of the movies that are like allegedly won? No. Nobody even knows who the people are on stage anymore. It's totally irrelevant. Hollywood doesn't make stars anymore. They don't make any good stories. I, uh, it was really angry that. Angel Studios like David and King of Kings. Those are two incredible animated features that should have been nominated. And I'm going to actually talk with Angel Studios today about like, how do we get one of these nominated? Because like these movies are making a ton of money. They're doing great in theaters.
Starting point is 00:19:38 They're driving like actual foot traffic to the theaters. That's so stupid. Like why aren't they nominated? Like Hollywood should be embracing David. They should be embracing Angel Studios. Anyway, the best, the Disney lost again for the fourth year in a row. It's crazy. So, on some levels, like, there are some very interesting things that are happening.
Starting point is 00:20:04 The least interesting thing, the last clip I'll play for you from Conan, I guess, is the Russian jokes. Oh, man. Okay. So they make a Trump dick joke, and then they make a Trump-Russia joke, just to prove. that everything is like kind of trapped in 2021. Here we go. You know, Anora is having a good night. Yeah, that's great. Yeah, that's great news. Two wins already. I guess Americans are excited to see somebody finally stand up to a powerful Russian. Wow, evil Russians, evil white people. Yeah, we get it. The Russians are always evil. White people in every movie are all evil.
Starting point is 00:21:01 You're right. The only way a white person can ever be good is if, uh, as if a minority, we're talking about this in just a second. Would you put these on, please? Thank you very much.
Starting point is 00:21:11 Also, what I'm going to need is like what percentage of the population of the earth is white exactly? Like, can we, can we pull these? Because we're going to talk about Oscar's diversity quota. Let's go into the worst, the worst.
Starting point is 00:21:22 So he's going to, he's going to make, you know, give me a grok breakdown of like, what pretend of the world's black? What is the world's, like, Asian? whatever you define that is. What percent of the world's Indian, right?
Starting point is 00:21:35 Like what, like, what is the, what is the racial breakdown of the earth? And we're going to, like, call out Hollywood, like, at its core, just like that Conan joke, like, so, so lazy, like, oh, Russians are evil in every Hollywood movie. The white people are evil. In fact, here are the rules for getting a nomination at the Oscars. The rules go like this. Uh, you have to include an underrepresented ethnic group. Now, so often Hollywood will lecture you with these little buzzwords, like cultural blindness. You're culturally blind.
Starting point is 00:22:08 You have cultural blindness. You have biased because you're only viewing things like an American would view them. You're only viewing things the way that like you're bigoted and biased American-centric ideology views the earth. And so while white people are barely a majority here in America, we have to include. underrepresented racial or ethnic groups for our global audience. This is a little interesting. What is a global audience exactly? Because they listen underrepresented racial or ethnic group
Starting point is 00:22:43 as a black person or an African or a Chinese or Japanese or Korean person or a Hispanic person or an indigenous person, perhaps an Italian or a Sicilian. But the crazy thing is that that That's actually the vast majority of the world. The vast majority of the earth, like white people are a vanishing actual minority on earth. If you were looking for representation of an actual underrepresented group on earth, then you'd have white people in every single role in every movie.
Starting point is 00:23:22 Because we're actually the, we're actually the vast, the least. Let's see. Okay, here's the findings. All right. Here we go. Here's the finding. This is interesting. Asians make up 59% of the Earth.
Starting point is 00:23:39 Klein Wong over here. Like literally Wong in a, wonging out. Okay. Asians, so many jokes inappropriate for the stream. Okay. We're going to not extra. We're not going to continue the wonging out joke. Okay.
Starting point is 00:23:59 Reel it back in. Asians are 60% of the globe. Hollywood lists Asians as an underrepresented minority group. Wow, would you look at that? That's 60% of the earth. If you had black people, then you have 75% of the globe
Starting point is 00:24:20 is either black or Asian. And I assume Asian is putting Indian people, like in there, including Indians and Asians together. Okay, fine. It's great. It's like what would be considered the technical definition. So blacks and Asians are 75% of earth. Whites are 10.
Starting point is 00:24:49 Latinos are eight. Like whatever. Okay, so approximately the same as whites. And other indigenous, you know, Arab, whatever, six to eight percent. So if you were actually looking for an underrepresented minority, you'd have a lot more Latino and Arab and Sicilian Indians. You would not have any more. in fact, you'd ban black people and Asian people from being in movies.
Starting point is 00:25:15 If you were looking at, if you were looking at, but specifically Asian people and Indian people, if you were looking at cutting, like, like making sure that the majority is not dominant culturally over all the rest of us, you'd make sure that they were no more Asians and Indians in any movie, okay? And if you ever watch Bollywood, it's fine by me. I haven't ever seen that stuff. I mean, it's crazy. Like, You know, it's like, what, like, dude, it's 2 a.m. You know, my kid's bed up and crying, and you're, like, sitting there and you're like, all right, what am I going to do to pass the time?
Starting point is 00:25:52 You know, you're like, you find yourself, you find yourself on a click hole. And you're like, oh, look at this Bollywood action sequence. Whoa, okay, the guy just ate a machine gun. Anyway, the point is, is that Hollywood, this is, I mean, this is so brain dead. This is the, the absolute worst of Hollywood. the absolute worst is this, and these are the rules, this level of legitimate brain dead virtue signaling. Here we go.
Starting point is 00:26:20 General ensemble cast, 30% of all actors must also be women. You know, what's funny, Klein, is that there's actually a lot more women on earth than there are men. Isn't that interesting? Underrepresented groups, women. You know, it's like, the earth's like 53% women. 48% men. You know, it's the breakdown? I think partly because women just live longer than men.
Starting point is 00:26:48 I think there's like older women, right? Exactly. But they call it underrepresented? Do you know what those percentiles mean? I mean, that means hundreds of millions of people. There's like nine billion people on Earth. Hundreds of millions of more women. Racial or ethnic group.
Starting point is 00:27:07 People with cognitive or physical disabilities. Okay, great. So I could be in one of these Hollywood rules. Hollywood could cast me. Hey, Hollywood, you want an easy Oscar? Cast me and Jerry. Cast me and Jerry. You want a real banger, Hollywood.
Starting point is 00:27:24 You can recast me and Jerry, dumb and dumber. He knows all the Jim Carrey lines. And you'll get your Oscar, right? Because you'll be able to tick your little box. They tick the box of having Jimmy Kimmel. You can't have an award show in Hollywood without Jimmy Kimmel. Unannounced.
Starting point is 00:27:44 I mean, the guy has like an ankle bracelet on, right, to keep him 100 feet away from every award show. He has a restraining order. But now like he like breaks in and Jimmy Kimball runs on stage in order to give some mulling, crying, weeping, about authoritarian regimes of all people. Authoritarian regimes. From the Oscars stage that says that Asians are an underrepresented minority,
Starting point is 00:28:09 that talks about racial quotas, in their movies. Democrats talking about Jim Crow 2.0. Literally Jim Crow. It's like two thirds of a person. This is like the great compromise. Like what like what what is a black vote cost? Like they're talking racial quotas in Hollywood.
Starting point is 00:28:29 In the year 2026, this is the law. These are the rules. And Jimmy Kimmel is calling someone else authoritarian. Who is authoritarian? CBS. Got it. Jimmy. Here we go. As you know, there are some countries who's,
Starting point is 00:28:42 leaders don't support free speech. I'm not at liberty to say which. Let's just leave it at North Korea and CBS. Fortunately, he's so stunning and brave. Fortunately for all of us, there is an international community of filmmakers dedicated to telling the truth, oftentimes at great risk to make films that teach us, they call out injustice, then aspire us to take action. And there are also documentaries where you walk around the White House trying on shoes. Okay, so a couple of things. Has anybody considered putting Jimmy Kimmel in a movie?
Starting point is 00:29:24 Because it would make you Oscar nomination worthy, you'd be able to qualify, just as long as Jimmy Kimmel did his blackface. You could put Jimmy Kimmel in a movie and qualify for an Oscar as long as he's able to dust off the old shoe polish. Like he did earlier in his career back when comedy was legal.
Starting point is 00:29:44 Amazing how Jimmy Kimmel. Kimmel doesn't get canceled. It's incredible what happens here. This is why I call it a diseased, a diseased temple, a diseased church, Hollywood. Because in order to make your bones in Hollywood in the 90s and in the early aughts, you had to do like actual comedy. Now that that's not allowed anymore, guys like Jimmy Kimmel just have to continually do humiliation rituals and sacrifices in order to like apologize and not get actually canceled.
Starting point is 00:30:12 The second that Hollywood decides to cancel Jimmy Kimmel, this is what's, actually the point of Jimmy Kimmel. The point of Jimmy Kimmel is you can just get rid of him if he gets out of line. And we proved that, actually. But if Hollywood ever just, like, dusted off the old Jimmy Kimmel play reel
Starting point is 00:30:29 and decided to put up this old Carl Malone video, like he also does a bunch of like Oprah Blackface and a bunch of other, like a ton of other what would be considered offensive skits. It's just skits. Funny. It's just comedy. But yeah, they could destroy the guy.
Starting point is 00:30:47 Like the moment they decided to actually activate against Jimmy Kimmel, they'd destroy him. So that's value. That means control, right? That's leverage. And compromise. It's the Epstein system, right? The system that Epstein built. Jimmy Kimmel calling out CBS, but not calling out Venezuela as a corrupt communist dictatorship, Cuba, Iran.
Starting point is 00:31:13 Amazing. Amazing. how Jimmy Kimball has decided to attack only America like he does here. Are exhausted. Am I exhausted? By the state of the world. And knowing every night you've got to say something. You're going in my face.
Starting point is 00:31:27 Yes, I'm exhausted. Of course, it's ridiculous. We live in a ridiculous country. We always lived in a ridiculous country, but it was always ridiculous in a fun Mr. T kind of way. Now we've got a different Mr. T. Yeah. Mr.
Starting point is 00:31:42 too. Wow. I didn't think of it as a Mr. T. Well, you know what? That's one of you had to host this show. Are you scared? No, I'm not scared. No, I'm not scared.
Starting point is 00:31:51 You're hopeful? Am I hopeful? I don't know. I'm always hopeful. Yeah. Yeah. I'm always hopeful. Hmm.
Starting point is 00:31:57 Okay. So the guy that gargles formaldehyde before every single interview is sitting there uncomfortably close to Jimmy Kimmel, spitting in his face, spitting in each other's faces, talking about how much they hate America. I'm how scared. How scared they are. wearing what has to be a $5,000 tuxedo. Great. Just so much fear.
Starting point is 00:32:21 So much fear, so much scaredness. I noticed there was a shockingly absent nail X, correct me if I'm wrong here. But I notice if there's a shockingly absent amount of activism against law enforcement last night. And that was, that's funny client, pop that up. White people be like, got to help. Gotta help them helpless minorities.
Starting point is 00:32:47 8% of the world. Yeah, that's right. White people be like, oh no, oh no, the minorities. How can we possibly, how can we possibly help them? I don't think, like, there was no, shockingly, there was very little activism against cops, police, the military, ice. ALX said there might have been like a little hint of it, but like, but actually not. and okay so maybe somebody wore like a little pin but like when it came to mulling griping speeches
Starting point is 00:33:23 when it came to like the mulling oh and this is uh this is paul you everybody should follow paul's account all's great big shout out to paul yeah yeah let me shout out to paul go and show you go ahead and show the profile it's the cruise that's like a fantastic breaking music count there you go uh paul uh i'm just gonna say i'm just gonna say polish what polish Last name. We're going to call him Paul Polish. Why? Why was there so little activism against cops? Well, because the Oscars is under bomb threat. The Oscars were being threatened by the Iranians. Apparently was going to be some type of drone bomb that was flown into the Oscars.
Starting point is 00:34:08 I didn't advocate for it. I'm not trying to make a light of it. I don't want that to ever happen to anybody, no matter how much I disagree with them. but that was the reports that they were going to fire a drone from a boat and the drone might have hit the Oscars would be a very high value target you know obviously if you're trying to make a point the eyes of the world watching
Starting point is 00:34:26 and so they ratcheted up the police presence and protection to 11 there were cops everywhere secret service the FBI probably ICE agents but just like to be an extra law enforcement presence
Starting point is 00:34:42 they were they were they were everywhere and so it's remarkable how the moment that hollywood feels under threat they go back to uh calling the same police that they called for being defunded just a few short minutes ago okay the the last final humiliation ritual before we get to the really good stuff is the youtube joke because the oscars is going to be streaming on youtube exclusively starting in 2029 okay all right what does this mean for us what does it mean for our programming ALX. What does it mean we get to? Does this mean we get to like announce a category? What does this mean exactly? What do we get to do now? We have to get now some special privileges. Okay, here we go. This was actually kind of funny. Here we let's go. Oscars roasting themselves.
Starting point is 00:35:28 Starting in 2029, did you know this? Instead of ABC, the Oscars are going to air solely on YouTube. Yeah, it's the future. Yes, it's a big change. Some people are worried this will change. How the are viewed but I've been assured that they will no thing for fiend troll tactical flashlights onto 2,500 moments of brightness conveniently packed into a hand and flashlight that killed Finn Rodden come on that's kind of funny I'm sorry about that but like I said I don't think this is going to change the Oscars at all I think this is a chip have you been injured in the tactical
Starting point is 00:36:08 flashlight related incident you may be eligible for compensation don't let big tactical flash Get the better of you. I like they use the same actors. Or Jane Lynch. All right. Ladies and gentlemen, the Oscars are suffering. The ratings, no doubt, were probably through the floor.
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Starting point is 00:37:19 Jesse Buckley. And I don't pretend to know who Jesse Buckley is, but she won. That's the actress, which of course is a huge, huge award. And instead of giving a, I mean, the best way to describe it would be like a offering to bail, which is what happened with Michelle Williams. We have that Michelle Williams, please. I know the boys have it. Instead of giving an offering to bail,
Starting point is 00:37:48 which is what happened just a few short years ago with this actress named Michelle Williams, who nobody cares about and is totally irrelevant. But she got up and, like, said, I wouldn't be able to do that without my abortion. Right? This is what Michelle, this is what Michelle Williams said. Just fast forward right here. Play.
Starting point is 00:38:06 Messy and scrawling, sometimes careful and precise, but one that I had carved with my own hair. and I wouldn't have been able to do this without employing a woman's right to choose. She's literally holding up her golden idol saying how she sacrificed her child to it. It was one of the sickest things anybody ever seen, all these plastic witches sitting there glaring on. I worship my golden idol and I sacrifice my children to it. Yep, yep. It's the Church of Satan. That's what it is. Well, anyway, fast forward to today and you have this lady Jesse Buckley. Again, I don't know what the Ellis is, but she gives quite literally the opposite speech. And I think it's wonderful. Listen this. You, Fred, I love you, man. I love you. You're the most incredible dad. You're my best friend and I want to have 20,000 more babies with you. I do. I do.
Starting point is 00:39:09 girl who is eight months who has absolutely no idea what's going on and is probably dreaming of milk but this is kind of a big deal and I love you and I love being your mom and I can't wait to discover life beside you Chloe and Maggie you to get to know this incandescent woman and journey to understand the capacity of a mother's love is the greatest collision of my life. It's, um, it's Mother's Day in the UK today. I mean, that's cool. Like, you know, to the beautiful chaos of a mother's heart. Lineage of women who continue to create against all odds. Thank you for recognizing me in this role. This is the greatest honor. I can't even believe it.
Starting point is 00:40:12 The power of a mother, man, super cool. The power of mom, like in a speech and like my wife this morning was like, like unbelievable to hear. Mom saying, you know what? You know, like motherhood is hard. It's the most rewarding thing also in the world, all hard things. The only rewarding things are actually the hard things. Nothing feels good when it's too easy and sloppy and effortless. It's a problem with our society, actually.
Starting point is 00:40:40 I don't know if people get punched in the face. And like parenthood is hard. That's what makes it the most rewarding thing on earth. The scriptures say that life is hard. The scriptures guarantee that Christians will live tough lives. And it makes it rewarding. It's wonderful to hear that message. That actually, like, in, like, the difference in,
Starting point is 00:41:00 I sacrifice my child to get my golden idol versus, like, this golden idol means nothing in relation to my beautiful children. And I was able to achieve both. And thank God for that. Very cool, man. Very cool. Wild times. My team is telling me that Brandon Gill is set, rocked, and ready to go. Shocking.
Starting point is 00:41:24 Nicole Kidman talks about Jesus Christ and her faith. Whoa. Michael B. Jordan, thanked God, too, at the Oscars. Are we winning, Chet? Dare I say it. Is it possible that we're actually winning? I don't know, man. Just pop that tweet up.
Starting point is 00:41:39 We don't need to listen to it, but like, that's crazy. Actress Nicole Kidman reveals she was at, she was at, church all day before the Oscars. It's a church on Sunday. That's what we do on a Sunday. Wow. She like honors Jesus Christ from the carpet of the Oscars. Weird and cool. What are what Brandon Gill has to say about this?
Starting point is 00:41:59 The Congressman from Texas joining us live right now. I doubt he watched the Oscars, but let's find out. Yo, Brandon, what up? Gee, I don't think that you are an Oscars guy, but I may be wrong. No, I'm not. Unfortunately, I did not watch the Oscars. neither did Danielle, my wife. That's not something that we really enjoyed. Yeah, dude, you have to serve with Rashida Shalib and Ilhan Omar, so you get to see best actresses all the time in the halls of Congress.
Starting point is 00:42:36 I'm sure you've seen plenty of acting and Oscar-worthy performances, like at the State of the Union, like at the State of the Union. There's far more acting talent, I would imagine, on the Democrat side of the aisle in Congress than there is in Hollywood. What's the difference these days? What's the difference? You are a proud father. I believe you have two children. Is that correct? Am I keeping up?
Starting point is 00:43:00 Two young children. People do this to us all the time. Young families. It's hard to keep tracking, you know, honestly. And I thought it was kind of cool, though. Like, right? Like, I thought it was neat to see some strange veneration actually of fatherhood, motherhood, parenthood, a little bit of like Christiandom actually shining through
Starting point is 00:43:18 in the anti-Christian Hollywood. Satanic cesspool. I think that's kind of neat. I think that's a W. What do you think? I think it's a huge win. I mean, that's what, you know, there's been such a disconnect between the elites in Hollywood and normal people in the rest of the country who go to church every Sunday and believe in God and believe in things that are good, true, and beautiful. And it's nice to see that disconnect at least get smaller, even for just a short period of time. I mean, to your point, I don't watch the Oscars and neither does anybody in my family. And that's because, because for so long, Hollywood has become little more than just a cesspool of cultural rot.
Starting point is 00:43:57 I mean, there's very little of cultural or aesthetic value that Hollywood has produced in the past several decades. I mean, these are people who generally, as a general matter, disdain everything that I love and stand for. They disdain generally our faith. They disdain our culture. They disdain our country and our heritage. All of the things that we believe make this country great and that good, true, and beautiful, they stand against. So it is good to finally see somebody within that dark world who actually, at least to a small degree, reflects the values that the rest of the country hold. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:32 It's amazing. We heard some printing and mulling, virtue-sigling speeches about, about, you know, crackdowns on free speech, right? And authoritarian dictatorships. But they don't say anything about Iran. They say nothing about Venezuela. They say nothing about Cuba. I say nothing about President Trump global wins.
Starting point is 00:44:53 You know, it seems quite, you know, and they would, of course, never dare criticize communist China. That's what they need their money. Yeah, it's all it's all just hollow virtue signaling. I mean, they're well aware of what kind of rhetoric is tolerated in Hollywood and what isn't. You know, you can go so far as to say you love your children. At least they're allowed to say that. But they're certainly not allowed to say that they have any affinity for conservatives
Starting point is 00:45:19 or Christians more broadly. And certainly not for anything President Trump has done that's been great for the country. They'll never cross that line, at least not anytime soon. I think it was remarkable that we didn't hear any complaining about the police or cops, given the fact that there was a massive FBI and Secret Service presence at the Oscars itself and federal law enforcement presence at the Oscars itself because of a Iranian drone threat. And they had ratcheted it up to 11, all reports say.
Starting point is 00:45:48 and it's remarkable how all the ice outpins disappeared when it was federal law enforcement protecting them at their little event. Right. I mean, these are the people who actually benefit the most from police protection, whether it's because they get, you know, threats for whatever reason or that's a massive target for foreign agents. They're the ones who get protected.
Starting point is 00:46:08 And whenever they don't, they've all got private security anyways. But it's really easy whenever you're in that kind of bubble to look down on the rest of America who wants to exercise, our Second Amendment rights or who wants to make sure that our local police departments are not only fully funded, but actually, or actually from a morale standpoint supported by the people. But, you know, it's just, it's one thing after another with these people. You know, they'll take all of the benefits of living in the United States and all of the cultural and economic benefits of
Starting point is 00:46:41 really what conservatives have been pushing and then throw it back in our faces. Yeah, just one final note on this. I mean, I know, again, we didn't ask you to come on the show to talk about the Oscars necessarily, but, but you are, you are young and you are like locked in, and obviously you have millions of followers on social media and you see this kind of stuff. You know, Jimmy Kimmel, I don't know, I don't understand. I thought he had a restraining order from all of the award shows in Hollywood. I thought he had a beeper on his leg, but, you know, sure enough, he's able to claw his way in to every single award show and get on and give some like Trump hating speech, mulling speech. And last night, he was talking about how there's an, like, we live in a
Starting point is 00:47:17 country with authoritarian attacks on free speech, he says this. And he cites CBS and North Korea and America as like the things attacking free speech. I wonder your response perhaps to Jimmy Kim. Oh yeah. It's always rich to hear somebody talking about the attacks on free speech from ostensibly Republicans and conservatives whenever you're the one who is bashing the president and bashing conservatives and Christians on national TV and on whatever other platform you want to use every single day. I mean, nobody's stopping him from attacking the president. Nobody said he doesn't have the right to say that as idiotic as most of what comes out of his mouth is. But I mean, to your point earlier, young people don't watch this stuff anymore. I think for the main reason is that it's just
Starting point is 00:48:04 not funny or entertaining. You know, it's a bunch of self-serving elitist, really contemptible elitist people who are, you know, running an award ceremony so that they can congratulate themselves. There's nothing. And I think most people look at this and say there is very little of value that you've created in your lifetime. You're not entertaining. You don't promote any kind of culture that I relate to in any way. So I'm just going to turn it off. Brandon, self-serving elitists is like a great segue into the U.S. Senate. And a wonderful opportunity to talk about the SAVE Act and what the hell is going on up there in the Senate, although I did hear some good news, perhaps, this weekend that we may actually get a true
Starting point is 00:48:52 debate. We might actually be getting closer to doing a proper filibuster of the SAVE Act in the Senate. You've obviously been the co-signer of the bill and its initial advocate and somebody who's been beaten the pavement and hitting the bricks for this. What's up with this most popular. piece of legislation may be in American history. Oh, and yeah, that's the thing. The American people look at this right now, especially Republican voters. And they say, we elected you guys. We gave you a control of the House and the Senate and the presidency. Now you've got a, the most common sense piece of legislation you could possibly contemplate. And you can't even get this done. So right now, you know, as you know, we passed it out of the House. It's stuck in the Senate. It looks like things are
Starting point is 00:49:37 moving in the right direction in the Senate right now. They are starting debate on this. this bill. It looks like that debate is going to last quite some time without getting into all of the nuances of Senate procedure. Leader Thune is doing what's called filling the tree, so they're putting Republican amendments onto this core piece of legislation as a means of sort of prolonging debate. It's almost like one step short of a talking filibuster, so I'm happy to see that. But I think what we need to recognize is it's not over until it's over. The goal here is not to do, to put this up for a vote in the Senate to put people on record and see who stands for the Save Act and who doesn't. The goal is to get this bill to the president's desk so that he can sign it into law
Starting point is 00:50:20 to make sure that illegal aliens are not voting in our elections. That's the whole purpose of all of this. So I think that we need to keep the pressure up politically on the Senate so that they know where the American people stand. And that's why, you know, I've said publicly several times that I'm not going to vote for any bill that the Senate sends over to the House other than DHS funding, because I think that's particularly relevant and that happened before all of this. But I'm not going to vote for any Senate bill that they send over until they pass the Save America Act. And I've got a lot of colleagues who agree with me on that. Yeah, please. I believe there's maybe 50, is that so, 51 different members of Congress now
Starting point is 00:51:00 that have said, am I under quoting that? That sounds about right. My estimate is probably in the 40 or 50 range. And it's really because we in the House recognize that, you know, this is going to be a big issue for the midterms. Apart from how much this is just great policy, something that we need to get done, it's really hard for us to go back to voters in November and say, you gave us control of the House and the Senate and we couldn't get something that 80% of the country agrees with across the finish line. That's a tough argument to make. So if we want to go back to voters and convince them that we should maintain control of the House and the Senate, that we should keep the majority.
Starting point is 00:51:39 We've got to actually do something with the power that voters gave us. And this is the perfect thing. You know, right now, especially for Republican voters, this is pretty much all anybody cares about. They don't care about, you know, small little, you know, little bills that we could pass on the House floor that don't really move the needle anymore. They want to make sure illegal aliens are not voting in our elections.
Starting point is 00:51:59 Election integrity is something that conservatives have talked about for quite some time now. And now we have the opportunity to do something. about it. So this is the issue. This is the current political zeitgeist, and we better jump on it and actually do something about it. And if not, it's, you know, it's going to be a tough sell in November for us. Just very quickly, can you please cut right through all of the procedural and parliamentarian, you know, eyes glazing over, you know, back and forth? And just like to tell us point blank, Congressman, how does this get past? I think that there are two ways for this to get past.
Starting point is 00:52:36 One is to attach the Save America Act to a must-pass piece of legislation that the Senate would just pass altogether. I think that that's going to be a tough road to go down, but that's one way you could do it. The other way is just this talking filibuster. It's to bring the Save America Act to the Senate floor and make the senators actually debate this, debate this measure. Do what a real filibuster is. A real filibuster senators debate for and against any piece of legislation. So make them actually do it until the clock runs out on debate, which allows every senator to speak twice. They can speak as long as they can.
Starting point is 00:53:13 And once that clock runs out, once every senator has done that, then you end debate and you actually vote on the underlying bill. So again, without getting too much into the weeds, there are two ways to end debate in the Senate. And that's where this 60 vote threshold actually happens. You can either vote on cloture, which requires that 60 votes, meaning you didn't even have to debate. anything on the floor, you're just voting to end debate to then vote on the underlying bill, or you can run out the clock on debate, meaning make the senators actually, actually, actually, debate. And then once that debate is over from a timing perspective, then you move on to the vote for the underlying bill, if that makes sense. And that, I think, is going to be
Starting point is 00:53:53 the best path here. It takes longer, but I think that's a better path for us to go down. I know, but like, dude, like most of these senators, Democrats and Republicans together, have, they have tea times. Ranan. Hey, Gil, They have like key times, all right? Like they got, they got, they got, they got Oscars. It's like, Tansi Brown Jackson was at the Grammys, okay? They got Oscar ceremonies to go. They got Oscar parties to go to.
Starting point is 00:54:15 Like, what do you mean? Go debate, you know? And then what do you mean by like stand and debate and speak? Like, I've heard Maisie Hirono. Not only can mostly senators not stand, but like, Macy Hirono doesn't speak English. And so this would be very, very tough for, for the Democrats in the Senate. So, yeah, I mean, I can see why they'd be very upset about this happening to them.
Starting point is 00:54:35 I like I pray it happens, man. Like I see some positive signs. We'll be up in D.C. tomorrow, like actually hitting the bricks for this. And so we're excited about that. One final thing, speaking of hitting the bricks or like literally sending people out of our country. Muhammad Ajola is a really unique and special individual before he gets like completely memory hold. This guy gets invited here, gets flown here on a man. American tax payer dollars from Sierra Leone, no explanation from any politician as to why we're bringing anyone from Sierra Leone or Somalia or any other failed state to this country. Then he expresses his interest in doing an ISIS terrorist attack. He gets arrested and then convicted for that. And then he gets let back out on the street to commit an ISIS terrorist attack, which he did last week. And he killed a great, like a truly great American. Somebody who actually deployed three times in order to go fight terrorists and then was killed here on our own soil by our suicidal.
Starting point is 00:55:35 Immigration laws and toxic empathy. Why we stop this from happening, Congressman, in the future? Yeah, I mean, this was a failure on so many different levels. I mean, first of all, why was this person ever led into the country to begin with? To your point, you know, it's like if only we could, there was some way to predict that somebody named Mohamed Jala from Sierra Leone might actually be a terrorist threat. You know, why don't we use some common sense here and recognize that we don't need to bring people in from all over the globe with ideologies that want to kill us into our country.
Starting point is 00:56:06 And we have the right to say no. So he never should have been led into our country to begin with. And then once we found out that he had any terrorist sympathies, much less tried to coordinate with ISIS, he should have either been in prison for life executed or deported the heck out of here. So it's so many failures. And it's such an idiotic way of running an immigration system and ensuring that the American people are actually safe from foreign threats. My view, and I've said this before,
Starting point is 00:56:38 is I don't think that we should be, I don't think that it's wise for the United States to mass import people from the Islamic world into our communities. That does make our country less safe and less secure. And this is another great example of that, unfortunately. Really quickly here, because I know we're up against a heart out. What should happen in Congress? What do you recommend? What bills are on the floor? Ship Roy is on here. here talking about the Pause Act with regularity. What bills do you support in order to end this madness? Because, of course, as we have documented time and time again over the last couple weeks,
Starting point is 00:57:14 we, if imported, every attack in 2026 was somebody who we brought here at great expense to come here and kill us. It's just suicidal, suicidal immigration ideology. Oh, it's absolutely, it's idiotic and suicidal. There's a variety of legislation that I support the Paws Act as one of them, anti-Sheria legislation is one of them. Congressman Ogles unveiled some legislation last week that we're digging into now. The over-overriding framework, I think, should be to drastically reduce immigration. Of course, illegal immigration, but also legal immigration, and put serious stipulations on
Starting point is 00:57:51 who can actually come into the country, under any circumstances, making sure that you do not have any allegiance to any foreign government. You don't have any allegiance to any terrorist organization. Ideally, and I think you should, be assimilable into American culture, be somebody who can become American. And there are certain ideologies in worldviews that are unassimulable. So I think that should be the basic framework. Again, the purpose of our immigration system is to benefit the American people. There's no other reason that exists. We have no obligation to bring in anybody from any part of the globe. And that's just a basic fundamental principle. And it's amazing how far we've
Starting point is 00:58:32 straight away from that. Yes. That made some, that hit my timeline this weekend. The anti-Sheria legislation, just really quickly in closing, what's the status on that? Yeah, that's something that has quite a few co-sponsors now. I don't know the number off the top of my head. But I'm part of the anti-Sheria caucus in Congress. I think we have over 50 members now, all Republicans. That's quite big for a caucus like that. So it is growing. I think that every Republican at least recognizes that, especially over the past two weeks,
Starting point is 00:59:10 the threat of Islamic terror within the United States is very real and it is killing our people. So you are seeing a growing movement here of support from across the Republican conference for bills like this. Yeah, we read through Sharia law last week on the show. It would be better if more people, People just like pulled it up on AI.
Starting point is 00:59:30 You know, we just grocked it. And it's like, what is Sharia law? And he just read through it. And like, pretty much to a letter, to every single letter and decimal point, it's antithetical to the Constitution, to every word of our Constitution. Yep. Is incompatible. I'm going to leave it up to God to judge, you know, to judge people, right?
Starting point is 00:59:47 And where they should go in the afterlife. But I'm telling you as a man, it is incompatible with our governing documents. All right. So, you know, that's 100%. Brandon Gill, ladies and gentlemen. He's got 300,000 subs on X, and he's just one of those guys who is just an all-time brawler, and we're very proud to be supporting him. And every single time he comes up on a C-SPAN clip, we're like, here we go, it's going to be good.
Starting point is 01:00:09 Thank you, Congressman. Benny, thanks for having me. See you, bro. Ladies and gentlemen, ZipRecruiter could help you recruit, maybe. Some new congressman could help you recruit. Some, perhaps some better Hollywood celebrities who need. any of those quite honestly. What you do need is strong candidates for your business. You need people like Killacline. He was with the show with me every single day, who is just one of the
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Starting point is 01:02:18 We often talk to you about like, why do we do the show? What do we even know? What's our motivation? And I post about my kids all the time, my family. It is the core central. guiding principle of my life. I want to build a great business. I want to build. I want to save this country. But the motivation matters. The motivation is so that I can I can leave an inheritance to my kids. It's biblical. It's true. It's good. The reason why I care about this Cuba issue so much is that like, yo, we live in a Cuban city. There's an entire like massive Cuban Cuban section of Tampa. Real fun place to hang out called Ebor City. And and and there's like tons. There's Cuban war memorials around here, right? Like anti-communism memorials in this town. It's a great Cuban population here.
Starting point is 01:03:00 I'm friends with many of them. And these people have the most horrible stories. They don't like to talk about it sometimes. It's like real. Like communism is real to these people. So President Trump, like toppling the communist regime in Cuba would be incredible. It would make Jimmy Kimmel cry. Make all these Hollywood lives cry. It would be one of the best things to ever happen, man. And I'm like that I'm so down. I'm so down and for this. This just makes a lot of sense. Obviously the Russians used Cuba in order to put nuclear missiles, ballistic missiles,
Starting point is 01:03:33 and that could hit New York. Castro famously wanted to launch those weapons. The reason the, the reason the Russians actually kept the uranium away from Castro is that they realized he was a homicidal maniac. He was going to bomb America. He was going to nuke America. He was just going to start nuclear war. He didn't care. He knew that it would mean the decimation of it.
Starting point is 01:03:52 It would be the extinguant. of the human people. He didn't care. So Cuba's always, Cuba's been a problem. It's obviously, obviously been a problem for 67 years. Trump's about to fix it. Trump on Cuba yesterday.
Starting point is 01:04:06 They're saying that Cuba's a failed nation. We're going to make a deal. We're going to do what we have to do. We're going to get Iran, though, done before Cuba, which I think is fun. Like, when it comes to like, with the pencil, put something in the calendar. Here we go.
Starting point is 01:04:19 Thank you very much. What do you want to say to do? You're talking to me. What do you want to hear from them? Well, I'm going to be. I am wholly Cuba. Cuba is a failed nation. Cuba also wants to make a deal.
Starting point is 01:04:33 And I think we will pretty soon, be the make a deal or do whatever we have to do. We have a lot of great people that happen to vote for Trump. Doesn't that matter. We have a lot of great people from Cuba that were violently and viciously thrown out of the country and worse families to kill. And so we're talking to Cuba,
Starting point is 01:04:53 What are we going to do Iran before you? What is... And, you know, people have been waiting 50 years to hear this story with you. When I left on beach today, there were thousands of people in the road. I'm sure you saw them. And they were from Cuba and from Venezuela, all friendly, all friendly, waving the flag and waving the American flag. They've been waiting 50 years for what's happening with Cuba. So I think something will happen with Cuba pretty quickly.
Starting point is 01:05:20 Hey, Alex, we've got to have the Cuban documentary. that we made here at turning point we didn't need to play it right now but like we should have the cuba documentary they're just like just like locked and set and ready to go maybe we could do it as a play beside right now because i'm going to talk really quickly about like what we did in cuba we went there like i experienced this like i saw it was by the way one of the most beautiful is one of what could be one of the most beautiful countries on earth it had this like colonial spanish architecture all of the buildings everything was so so ornate and And it is almost like it is like a horror movie happened.
Starting point is 01:05:57 Like what ended up happening, what ended up happening next after the Communist Revolution is that everything collapsed. And it just crumbled from the inside. And we saw it up close. They rated our, you know, when you Google Cuba, you see this propaganda. This is what you see. But when you actually go to Cuba,
Starting point is 01:06:24 Oh, man. Did we see some really dark stuff? There is a propaganda war that is just crazy. Oh, look, it's Conan O'Brien. I said, what did you look at that? I actually forgot about that. Man, when you actually travel there, we went food lines, gas lines, collapsing infrastructure, filth, oppression.
Starting point is 01:06:50 We got raided by the government. They tried to take our SD cards. We had to flee to the actual embassy. We, I mean, I actually, I'd actually really like to go back and like, and like do this, do it again properly because this is now a couple of years old. The first thing that happened at the airport is we got stuck at the airport, like seven hours. And there are little customs. Got questioned for seven straight hours because we brought in a camera equipment. Dude, it was, it was wild.
Starting point is 01:07:27 But then like the whole, the whole thing is just the whole, the whole country, the saddest part about the whole country is that you could see under the under the edifice of like the filth and the collapse and the destruction that it once used to be so beautiful. But this was once one of the most, this was once like the crown jewel of the Caribbean. I'd love to see it back. I'd love to see it brought back to its, to its glory days. Yeah. Oh yeah. Do you got that? Okay.
Starting point is 01:08:02 Yeah. I mean, again, we start with like, we, we, we, we saw the gas lines. We saw the gas lines. We saw like the food lines. Like, this is the food line. Anyway, Klein, maybe we have to just go back. Maybe we have to go back, right? The Cuban government is now saying, the Cuban government is now saying that they're going to work with Trump.
Starting point is 01:08:23 That was crazy. So reading here from the article, the president of Cuba, President Miguel Diaz-Cannell, said on Friday that the country has open talk to the United States as the island faces a severe economic, most severe economic crisis in decades. And these talks have been aimed at finding solutions because President Trump has by the balls. President Trump has choked out Cuba and said, you ain't going to get any fuel. You're not going to get any gold. You're not going to get any minerals. You're not going to get any food from your only. ally in this entire hemisphere, which is Venezuela.
Starting point is 01:08:55 No one's going to help you. And I think that the regime's going to, I think the regime's going to topple. I think the regime's going to just completely fall. What you saw this weekend was Communist Party headquarters getting burned. ALX, if you wouldn't mind grabbing that real fast. People of Cuba are setting the Communist Party headquarters on fire now. Torching them. There's something like unthinkable in the last 67 years.
Starting point is 01:09:19 unthinkable they're going and taking that's a good example client they're going and taking Maltaff cocktails and torching the Communist Party headquarters throughout the island because hungry people revolt people with no electricity revolt
Starting point is 01:09:36 people have no fuel revolt Trump knows this entire island's a Tinderbox I don't care how many guns you have you know like oh you're not allowed to own a gun in Cuba right the government has all the guns doesn't matter in situations like this doesn't matter the soldiers will turn on the government too because they also are living without food water or electricity
Starting point is 01:09:57 their wives and children are also living like this so it's an incredible moment i'm like totally down on it it's uh yeah it's it's something that we're excited for uh is this going to be the golden era for cuba ladies gentlemen it could be your golden era advantage gold our friends who have set us up for our golden era. Goal has been doing great. It's been at record highs. We've been telling you about it for a long time.
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Starting point is 01:10:52 That's Benny to 85545 right now. Yikes. Jasmine Crockett, security guard, gets shot, gets killed in federal standoff? Okay. I'm kind of sad that Jasmine Crockett is not the Senate candidate in Texas. It makes me sad. It would have been hilarious. Do it for the memes, obviously, right?
Starting point is 01:11:15 It would have been like Kamala 2.0, like way funnier. Jasmine Crockett, like spent virtually $0. By the way, and nearly one. So it's frustrating. But anyway,
Starting point is 01:11:26 Crockett's fugitive security guard had extensive criminal history under federal probe before fatal SWAT standoff. Oh, cool. This is who, Jasmine, who is a fake hood rat.
Starting point is 01:11:38 But this is actually some real hood rat stuff, though, you know, get her some hood. This is a get her some points in the hood. Okay, so here we go.
Starting point is 01:11:46 Firebrand Jasmine Crockett, who's losing her seat in Congress, right? She's no longer going to be a member of Congress. She had to give up her seat to run for a different office in Texas, had extensive criminal history dating back to 2009, was under federal investigation when he was shot and killed in Dallas. I don't think that Jasmine Crockett was around, but let's go ahead and see. This is Robinson, 39, had gone by multiple aliases,
Starting point is 01:12:13 including Mike King, to con his way into the Texas law enforcement community. claiming to be a police officer and securing a position protecting a 44-year-old Jasmine Crockett. The shady suspect has been arrested numerous times between 2009 and 2012. You can't do like a background.
Starting point is 01:12:27 All you need is a Social Security number. You can't do a background check on them? Really? Jasmine Crockett, man. Class Act. Okay, though it doesn't do a background check using Social Security number. Robinson had pleaded guilty to all charges that he faced
Starting point is 01:12:43 both felony and misdemeanor offenses and only faced fines of $2,500 and probation, his largest sentence was 10 years of probation, according the records. Viewed by CBS News. Robinson used his alias to get work for Crockett. You can see them both on video footage. Apparently, the feds finally decided to scoop him up, and he was shot dead. He resisted and was shot.
Starting point is 01:13:10 All right. You know, only sending their best. Let's go ahead and look at something that isn't us sending our best, which is the Republicans in the Senate. The Republicans in the Senate are not our best. Now Republicans in the Senate have been overtaken by Democrats in the betting market for who will control the Senate after the 2026 election. Democrats are up by one point. Obviously, it was very, very broad spread here. Republicans were at a high of nearly 80 percent likelihood of this happening around November.
Starting point is 01:13:44 but then it's had a full sale collapse as the Republican Senate proves that they are good for nothing but betraying their voters. But ladies and gentlemen, this is why we fight and fight back. We are sorry to announce. We announced that Buck Sexton would be joining us at the top of the show. Buck had a technical difficulty and not be able to join us. So too bad, so sad. gentlemen on to the verse of the day verse of the day galatians six nine let us not become wary of doing good for the proper time we will reap harvest that we do not give up do not become weary of doing good
Starting point is 01:14:30 my wife and i talk about this all the time uh what's the biggest gift that you can have for anybody in your life capacity something that i run into headlong here at this company all the time like i have no capacity i'm constantly trying to build capacity when i have a like embarrassing moments or moments that I have to apologize for or whatever, like professionally or in my personal life, it's because like I'm like I don't have like the deep well of a little extra energy, a little extra calm to like put towards something. Sometimes it's a little too much caffeine. Sometimes it's just like being grumpy. This is why I get up in the morning and get a workout out.
Starting point is 01:15:05 Honestly, like it gives you energy giving. Get out and into the sunshine in the morning. I could do that with my kid. This morning I just had my kids had pancakes. and we sat out on the front step. And we just sat there and you just get sunshine. And it's like the bet this is this is the capacity. Like get your capacity levels up.
Starting point is 01:15:24 Don't become weary of doing good, says the scripture. You'll reap the harvest if you do not give up. Because doing good actually takes a lot of energy. Being good to people, being professional people. I fail all that all the time. Like being professional to people, being kind, being like calm. Like it is high intensity work, you know, like career and profession, but like whatever.
Starting point is 01:15:44 Like everyone has high intensity, high stress life. Everyone does. Everyone does, right? Because it's kind of in your own mind, really. So don't grow, don't find that capacity. Like find positive habits that let you continue to have the energy in order to be good to those around you. Right? That's what the scriptures says.
Starting point is 01:16:10 And God says that you will reap a harvest if you do not give up. Okay. Good way to start our week, ladies and gentlemen. May God bless you on this Monday as we head off to do good and speak the truth. March with us on the victory. It's your boy, Benny. See you. Welcome back to the Oscars.
Starting point is 01:16:29 Now, presenting for the nominees for Best Global Theater, I'd like to welcome Mr. Netanya. Yo! Hello, America. As you can tell, I'm a little busy these days. Let's take a look at the nominees for Best. global theater. Nominees for Best Global Theater. Jeff Epstein, for his main role in Don't Leave Me Hanging.
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