The Nick DiPaolo Show - Part 1: Anthony Cumia | The Nick DiPaolo Show #1942

Episode Date: August 25, 2026

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it easy. Folks, how are you? Welcome to the live lineup where you get free shows all day. And if you want to watch ad-free, join Rumble Premium. Don't forget to follow my channel and download the Rumble app. Today I'll be talking about a couple of things. Too many burgers used to be bad, but not no more. Depending on who you believe. More proof the food industry has no idea what they're doing. And I'll be talking about a hateful black teacher calls for violence against whites. But she was only kidding, you know, because if a white teacher did that, I'm sure that, no, it was a joke. And part one of my interview with one of my favorite people, Anthony Coomia, the very controversial Anthony Coomia, you're not going to want to miss it. It's going to be

great. So stick around with the whole show, don't be an asshole. Let's get right to it. This is good news for me and everybody else, any American. Hamburger helper, I call it. Eating hamburgers too often is linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and heightened cholesterol thanks to the amount of sodium, which is just salt. I don't get it. And saturated fat in typical servings.

While moderation is key, and they, a good old fashioned hamburger can be made healthy with some simple swaps. No, it can't. One study is telling a different story about the health effects. The study published in the journal Nutrients, that's the name of publication,

took a look at men's cholesterol and blood vessel health after eating multiple burgers. Now why wasn't I asked to participate? During the week alongside a regular diet, One word. Of 23 men who ate five burgers per week for five weeks, the researchers have found that adding high fat ground beef around 25% or low fat ground beef about 5% didn't harm blood vessels. I repeat, did not harm blood vessels. Did you hear what I said? Well, watch this guy. he believes it. The positive changes

from the high-fat beef may even be linked. Listen to this, to lower cholesterol. Really? So you've been fucking with our heads for the last 60 years. I could be eating McDonald's and Burger King every day. Jay Leno was ahead of the curve

apparently. Yeah, I'm telling you. It's fucking delicious. You've got to be dog style of me. This is like when they told me, you know, What was the best thing for people with high-collar omega fats, eat a ton of salmon, blah, blah, blah. And then one day I read, salmon may increase your chances of stroke. That's when I said,

fuck you and your tests and your white lab coach. You don't know shit. This almost makes me want to say that too, but this one lands in my favor, you know what I'm saying? The team used flow mediated dilation. Well, who hasn't when you get a girl drunk? I've done the old flow media dilation.

A non-invasive ultrasound test to measure how well blood vessels widen when blood flow increases. My wife will die an ounce of butter. Beef with higher amounts of fat resulted in better blood vessel dilation. So I should have been eating more quarter pounders that have a fucking heart of dick.

Supporting proper blood flow and reducing blood pressure. The low fat beef didn't change blood vessel dilation. However, the recent. researchers believe the reduced blood pressure is connected to the surprising effects the high fat beef had on cholesterol, namely bad cholesterol. You guys, if you're wrong about this, I'm going to sue your asses because I'm stopping off the way home at Sonic and spending 200 bucks. Despite an increased intake of saturated fat, the high fat ground beef lowered low density lipoprotein cholesterol. That's LDL. That's the bottom number. That's supposed to

to be the bad cholesterol. LDL cholesterol causes plaque to build up in arteries, so floss, narrowing blood vessels and increasing the chances of heart disease. That's what we used to believe. So I don't know what to tell you people about that story. All as I know is, like I said, Jay Leno said, he ain't nothing fast food his whole life. I don't know what to believe anymore. And like I said, life's too short. Take a gamble. They really don't know. They really don't know. really don't know. That clue's your physician, your primary dinkweed. Hey, November 5th, I'll be at the Punchline in Atlanta, November 6th, I'll be at Rivers Casino in Philly. November 7th, I'll be at Seoul Joles in Pottsda, Pennsylvania. Go to NickDibb.com

to get your tickets before they sell out. Also, while you're there, go to the merchandise page and buy something at NickDip.com. What's that to do? It supports the show, is what it does. So we'd appreciate you do that. Also, if you want to send a personalized video to see, someone, I'll say what you're thinking, so you don't have to book it at shoutout.us. There are white niggers. I've seen a lot of white niggers in my time. No, my time. And I'll reverse the races segment tonight.

That's RTR. A few people haven't watched the show. A special education teacher, I'll repeat that, special education teacher, who recruited black people, and this is in quotes, to shoot some guns and, in quotes, rob some white people is now banned from the school where she worked and is under police investigation. Kenesha, could there be any more stereotypical?

Seriously, could you got, you wonder why there's stereotypes about you people? That's right, you people. Kenesha Daly, there she is. I'm going to hire a teacher to take care of special ed kids that has tattoos in a fucking nose ring. Fuck you. Nick, you're so old-fashioned.

Yeah, prove me wrong in this one. At Madeira Unified School District on Fresno posted several disturbing videos, not just one, of herself on social media over the weekend, describing her want to create a black militia daily, also loaded weapons,

including a shotgun and a pistol in pistol. I'm so excited about this woman and a pistol in the video if you don't believe me that this could happen which I don't know why you wouldn't this is America 2026 Black entitlement is through the roof

has been since slavery ended by the way Let's hit the video and this is her talking The teacher started today I'm starting a black militia So if you're black if you want to shoot some guns Come find me we're going to rob some white people Police are investigating these videos posted to Instagram by a special

education teacher for the Madeira Unified School District. I'm talking to you, teacher, stupid whore. Even if you were kidding, and you might have been, because it's so over the top, but even if you were, just say to yourself, what if a white teacher did this? I'm going to kill some black kids because, you know, they're ruining the country. And then later on, she went, I was just kidding. It's a joke. You think people would go, oh, the white teacher was just kidding.

or she'd booted off the planet. You're probably not even fired yet officially. Ban doesn't mean fired yet. It means you can't go near the school. Daily's videos were quickly reported to Madeira Unified by concerned followers Saturday night. District officials contacted Fresno authorities over concerns for daily and the surrounding community, prompting a home visit that resulted in a temporary restraining order. Police and district officials are also working with local agencies on longer-term safety measures stemming from the incident.

Like what? Not hiring young black women? So from the incident. So they're going to put some long-term things in place. Well, that's good thinking, kids. Anyways. Hey, folks, stay tuned because we got a great interview today. We'll break it up into two parts. This will be the first half because when me and Coomia get together,

oh yeah, it flies. The great Anthony Coomia, who you guys all know from Compound Media, and he actually has a show on real radio in New York City still, which shows you how funny and talented he really is. So that's coming up right now. Here's Anthony Coomia and me. My guest today, one of my favorite people, he's not a stand-up comic, but he could have been a great one.

he might as well be. Matter of fact, he's probably more valuable to our movement on the radio. And you know, his Anthony Coombeer show on Compound Media, which is a killer show. And I don't know how he does this. He's still on W.A.B.C. Radio. Last time I checked is AM Radio in New York. And he's a little controversial.

So I give props to W.A.B.C. Radio. and I actually love that this guy can, he can, he's a true pro. He works both. He can do both. He can be himself and then lie on ABC. That's a joke. Please welcome my good friend, Anthony Comey. Hey, Nick.

How you doing, buddy? What's happening, Anthony? Me and Anthony. Oh, my God. It's so funny you say that because it's so true. Like doing the show I do on. line. Yeah. That's me. That's who I am. That's what I've always, you know. Right. And then I'm on W.A.B.C. and, you know, FCC rules. And I got a boss and, you know, you got to watch what

you say about this and that. And it, it, you know what it really is for me? It's nostalgia. It's fun for me because it reminds me of when I first got into radio. And that's about it. You know, it's fun. I like doing it. But one thing that isn't good about it, when I get these calls, back at N.E.W. and W.A.F. in Boston, I would get calls from these ladies, and they were hot as fuck. And they're in the, you know, at Mamma Ken in Boston or Axis, one of the clubs. We'd hook up. And it was great. Now they're 75 years old going, well, my Medicaid has been cut. off and Anthony I'm wondering what I can do

my husband just passed and I'm like what the fuck happened and those are the same girls that you were meeting and access the same girls they wear in their leopard print pants and a shirt with an Asian letter on it

yeah they're closed by Carmella soprano line yes the very that is so funny Well, let me, you mentioned your boss at ABC. Who is it? And who do we give props to?

And I'm dead serious about this for letting you, and like I said, controversial guy. But just appreciate your skill on the microphone. Who should we be thanking other than you? It's amazing. Well, Chad is the guy that kind of put the bug in the boss, big boss's ear to have me come in and, you know, check me. out. I literally had to sit down. John Katsamatidis is the guy that runs the place. He owns it.

He's the guy, the rich guy that owns Gristidis. The supermarket's in New York. Yeah. Yeah, he's the supermarket guy. Billionaire. And I had to literally sit down in front of him and prove that I wasn't Satan incarnate.

And they were like, all right, let's give him a shot. So I did one show, one show, on a Sunday and then they came back to me and said, we're going to put you on 26 stations across the country. So they did that. And then I did another couple of shows and they go, how would you like to do an extra hour on Sunday? And so I'm like, I guess this is working out. Knock wood. It's going well. And that was a year ago this past March. So I've been there a while and I love it. I love it.

Of course you do. Cats of meaties. Now, he's a big, I know he's a billionaire, so he's probably a Trump guy, right? Oh, yeah. Big time. I've seen him on TV actually talking about Trump. So I got to give him a thumbs up. That's who I was looking for, to give you a shot.

Because if you watch Anthony's compound media, you're like, holy shit, how's he getting away with this? But you know why? It's all true. I've never caught you in a lie and people go, really? You agree with that? Well, not to fucking play pun here, but yeah, it's black and white, and that's how he sees it. Excuse me. I'm waiting until they see my ex-account and fire me on the spot.

That's what I'm talking about. That's what I mean. In today's world, like you said, the internet shit's out there. But you know what? It speaks to your talent, Anthony, too. I mean, they, I'm sure they're aware. that they probably did their homework, and they probably agree with most of it. So, you know what I'm saying?

But it speaks to your talent that they go, yeah, we're going to put you on 26 stations. Your assault, I mean, how many years you've been doing radio, Anthony? Oh, my God, it was since, I guess the mid-90s, you know. I was already in my 30s when I got into radio with Opie. And I was, you know, I was a tin knocker, a sheet metal worker, air conditioning and heating guy. So getting into it was the dream come true for me. You know, that was getting me out of the job. I woke up every morning and went, oh, fuck.

You know, on the edge of the bed, you sit up and you just think real quickly. You think about what the day is going to bring, and you go, oh, motherfucker. More ladders, more cutting myself. And then, you know, I got this gig, and I'm like, holy fuck, this, I'm going to make a real run of this, you know? So that's what I did. And apparently people wanted to hear what I had to say. Well, that's what I'm saying. So you're hanging duckwork at one point.

Then you're on the microphone. How did you, who, how do you get, I guess what I'm asking is how do you get in touch with Opie or WAAF? How did that connection? And I've asked this before, but I forget, how did it come about? Did you go, you send your resume in from the sheet metal shop and go, look, I'm funny. Yeah, yeah, you know, it was such. a fluke because my brother Joe actually was the one that gave my stuff to Opie in a song

parodies you know song parodies oh huge back in the that's right he's and 90s yeah so i did that OJ song parody and Opie was playing it on his show because my brother had sent it in and he's like this is great the people love it uh why don't you come in and perform it live so me and Joe went in and performed it live but I wouldn't shut up I just kept doing impressions and talking about the news like I was I was shuffling juggling spinning plates just trying to show like hey I can do something you know here for the radio yeah so that so your brother was a fan of Opie show my brother was a fan of getting our shit out to his many radio stations he was giving shit to Chaz up in WPLR oh yeah giving shit to I know some of these all over Long Island right and Opie was one of the people that said

hey, come on in. You know, we'd like for you to hang out on the show. So I was able to, you know, really dump everything I did on the show that night. And he goes, hey, why don't you come back in about a week? You know, we'll have you come back on. And the time became shorter and shorter in between appearances. Like, oh, come back tomorrow night. And he was taping everything that we did.

And then he started sending those tapes out to radio stations around the country. and AAF up there in Massachusetts called us up, offered us a job, and I'm like, yeah, fuck. I could go back to Tin'ocking if I fall on my ass. Oh, my God. Well, then we have to give, and you probably not going to like this, we have to give a little bit of a thumbs up to Opie for recognizing you. I always do.

Nick, do you? Let me tell you, I never, you know, with all the shit that we go through and we call each other this and that and all the crap, I never once, never once have said he wasn't like the integral part of me getting into radio. Like you said, what was I going to do? Hey, I'm a sheet metal worker and I'd like to be a DJ on your station. You know, that ain't going to work. My voice sounds, I've always appreciated that.

My voice sounds great going through duck work and coming out of a nice echo like those 70s boss jocks. We're talking to the great Anthony Comea. So that is quite the story, man. I remember you telling me a long time ago. I couldn't remember the connection. But like I said, I love the fact that, you know, to be funny folks, whether you're being a stand-up or doing it on a mic on the radio, you have to know you're funny.

And the fact that when he called you in there the first time to do it live, you knew enough to kind of, like you said, spin plates. And you have to take control of the room, which I wish somebody told me when I was out in Hollywood. Every audition I go on, I walk in like a... scared mouse, you know. Yeah. And then three faggots, they go,

nah, we're looking for something else. It's like, it was like an audition. You know, that's what I felt. I was on an audition that day. And I had to go in there and give, give my all to, uh,

to try to get something going, you know? And I'd always, even when I was on the tin knocking job. Yeah. I would, uh, I went to Radio Shack once and I got this wireless microphone that you could tune into the radio.

Oh. And I would climb up a ladder and put myself over one of the ducts so people couldn't see me. And I would tune the radio in to the radio that was playing because all job sites have a radio place. Yes, yes. And right when I heard the sound on the radio cut out, I turned the mic back off. So it just sounded like a glitch. But then I knew I was tuned into that radio. And then when one of the plumbers would walk by, I'd turn it on and go, look at this,

plumb a piece of shit fucking asshole. And it would come out of the radio. I'd have guys yelling at the radio. Like, why don't you go fuck yourself? Oh, my God. And that was, you know, people laughing. It was hilarious. I'd use the radio on the company trucks.

Yeah. I would, I'd have a little tape recorder. And I would record other trucks calling the base. So I'd record, you know, truck eight to base, truck eight to base. And I'd record that. And then later on, I'd play it to the bass. And bass would go, go ahead, truck eight. Truck eight, go ahead.

And I'd go, truck eight to base. And eight would start going on. I'm not calling you. Yes, you are. I heard. So it was just having fun with whatever radio technology was going on. Even while you were knocking 10, you were. Yeah, yeah.

People, I was always the fucking funny guy on the job sites and everything. Sure. I know a little bubble. I work in a sheet metal shop for a couple summers. Yeah, talk about cutting yourself. Dude, it's brutal. And any time. You can't wear the gloves that they tell you to wear.

Right. So you're using your bare hands. In the winter, it's 50 degrees colder than the outside air. In the summer, it's 50 degrees hotter. And you're working with what amounts to giant razor blades. Yes. That you're swinging around all day. And the minute you'd nick yourself, it would.

There's no question. about infection. It's not one of those. Oh, it will put a band-aid on it. Three days later, it's all pink and sore. Yeah, I did that for a couple of some. You had a wrap it in duct tape because you can't tell the boss you're going home for a little cut. He'd call you a fag and you're done. That reminds me of my grandpa. I'm writing a book, Ann. I'm trying to write a book. Oh, awesome. Yeah. And one of the

chapters about my grandfather Rocco, who came over. He was born in 1885 in Italy. He got here and I know, and that's my middle name. he got here in whatever 1901 but anyways in the 30s he was he was building the place that he was helping building the factory that he ended up working in working in it

it was called the united italian thing to do i know right the united shoot boy do you think they got enough out of us the wasps yeah he built the factory and by the way he fell from a scaffolding 30 feet it broke broke his back and legs and they said he would never walk again. He left the hospital, they said, in six weeks. And he had a permanent limp Rocco. Anyways, after that, I don't know if this building was jinxed or not.

He's working in there now that it's a factory. A few years later, he's cutting something on a table saw and his hand slips, and he takes the three middle fingers off his right hand. And it's so funny because in the book, I say that. He, because somebody told my uncle Al, Al, he wrapped him in a fucking, like a paper towel and went over, his boss and showed his boss and his boss said just what you said you dumb wop get somebody to drive to the hospital yeah no sympathy out of the bosses yeah and and no lawsuits either in any

whining or shit um he was pissed because he had the fucking you know he needed the money and stuff so yeah yeah so but that's see that's what people love about uh anthony and and and that's who we play to the working class you know i mean that's that's that's who makes it's It sounds corny. That's who makes America run guys like that. They still do. I don't know. I know AI's coming and whatever, but up to that point.

And a lot of their guys are funny, son of a bitch is because they're so jaded at life. Right. Some funniest guys ever work with in a construction job I had that was, oh, absolutely. It was, you know, in the summertime when I was home from college. And it's literally, Ann, you can relate. It's 108 degrees. I'm on a highway in. Norwood, Massachusetts, on a highway, no trees anywhere, down in a pit, putting in manholes.

Oh, God. In a pit with a jackhammer, jackhammer that was so old that had no rubber handles on it. So the handles are 190 degrees. I would have blood blisters on both. And the guy would throw shovels at us. This guy, Doug Jones, the foreman, he was so crazy. He divorced his wife and married again like two years later. He threw shovels at us.

And when I, he worked us through lunch. and when I left to go back to college, they bust the labor union busted them for a lot. It sounds like, yeah, they were cutting some corners. You know, it's hilarious. I've forgotten

names of good friends that I've had over the years, people I got along with and everything. You remember every name of every piece of shit boss you ever had. Those guys, you remember their name. That's right.

This guy stuck out, man. He was crazy. This is how crazy he was. Again, we're on a highway, right? Um, what am I? I'm, I'm, I'm, uh, how old am I as a sophomore in college? What am I? 19 or whatever the fuck? Oh, 19 or 20. One day, he calls me up. There's a big Mac truck. I'm talking like a 12 wheel dump truck. One of those big, fucking huge ones that you need a ladder

to get up in. He goes, you know how to drive a stick? I'm like, well, yeah, like a fucking, uh, a Ford command. You know, I mean, like a fucking, uh, Chevy. tomorrow or whatever. You know how to try? I go, why? He goes, I want you to bring this up. See where those guys are. They were like two miles up the highway.

I want you to bring this up to, I get in it. He goes, before he shuts the door, he goes. Oh, and when you're shifting it, the clutch is gone, so you have to shift by sound. And he shuts the door. I almost started crying. I'm looking how to start it up. I'm like, what the, are they nuts? I don't have a class C or D.

whatever the fuck you need to drive one of these two cut to me i finally get it going and i'm trying to shes it on me cut i'm doing about seven miles an hour with a line of traffic three miles behind me i swear to fucking god it was the funniest thing 20 gears in those things yes i think i use you barely move in first gear yes i use the first three and it was just winding as i'm bringing it down there you know and then they have the nerve to bust your balls you're not character you got you got to shift by sound and he shuts the door sound yeah what the fuck i didn't i didn't know there was such a thing all right let's fast you know what it does though nick yes it gives you uh it gives you experience to to make shit funny you know regular life stuff if you

there are people that i don't think they've had a real job in their lives and uh not only don't they have enough resources to be funny about things, but they can't relate to people that have had jobs. People love when you could tell a story and they find it entertaining and they can relate to it. And the tougher, the shittier the story about their lives, the funnier it is to them. Like, oh, fuck, I thought I was the only one. Yeah, that sucked. And that's so cool that you went through that too. It's a big part of not only being funny or first stand-up or radio or television, whatever, but it's also it endears you with people.

Like they feel a common bond with people that have gone through shit. It's an interesting thing that us human beings have. Yeah. We're talking to Anthony Coomier. They're life lessons too. I mean, you can't go, oh, I'm afraid. You know, at least you couldn't. Do it.

Maybe now you can. You're probably, I'm going to sue my boss. Yeah, but it does. It turns you into who you fucking are. And that was the most brutal. I mean, my buddy would pick me up at 5.30 in the morning in my driveway. And we had to drive an hour to welfare mass. That was where the construction company's headquarters.

And then go from there to wherever the job was, which could be another hour. So you're already up like two and a half hours. And then they hand you a fucking 85 pound. jackhammer and you're you realize the only difference between what you did and a chain gang is the pay like just the pay and is that the big does that make that much of a difference i'm doing the work a chain gang prison chain gang would do on a highway crew but you're just handing me some paper after well you know why the money was very good it was one of these they did better be they did Contract work for con ed.

So it had something to do with union. So I was getting like fucking union money for a college summer job. Excuse me. But I was still cry when I got home. But yeah. So the money was really good. But the guys that you work with, those are the guys. My heart would break when I had to go back to call it.

And they would call you college boy and fucking all that shit. Hey, college boy, go make a run to Dunkin' Donuts and get 25. I had to go around and take coffee orders from 40 different guys on a work site. And I'm like a fucking waitress now. The worst job on a job site was the gopher. That's right. And because they did contract work, Anthony, I don't understand, for Con Ed, there was something in there that you had to finish the job that you started that day.

I don't understand. I was working one night, I'll never forget it. Get picked up at 5.30 a.m. in my driveway. It's fucking quarter of eight on a Friday night. And we're in Chelsea or some side of outside of Boston. And I am still in a fucking hole. They had lights and shit. Dude, that's a fucking, that's almost a 12, 12, about a time I get home.

You know, whatever. And, but it made you grow balls is what it did. Now let's fast forward to our problems today. Now that we've covered why we're both fucking cranky guineas. Let's, to me, the big story, Anthony, you, I'm, guessing you follow this one closely to me and it's not being talked about enough until some people started getting arrested the southern poverty law center now if you're like me and aunt you follow the racial aspects of politics and our culture and whatnot to me this is the biggest

friggin story of the last i don't know how many years and it's it's being brought up a little but not enough am i this is i'll just real quick people southern poverty law center they their job was to follow hate groups and they would label anybody who wasn't far left liberal a hate group especially any Christian any Christian even you know

legit Christian organizations were hate groups Christian church groups were hate groups and shit and then it turns out they were paying the clan and shit to create havoc let me know you must have a lot to say about this

yeah this was this is One of those stories, you know my buddy Gavin McKinnis. Yes. He was dubbed like a hate criminal by the Southern Poverty Law Center. So he really got joy when this story came out. This is what the problem is.

They need boogeyman. They need people that are racists. And like the clan, they literally think the clan is still active in. the United States. All these hate groups, they need it. The trouble is they don't really exist. There's racists in the country. Of course. You're never going to get 100% of the people going, you're looking at two of them right now. Exactly. They're a dying breed. But they need that. So they had to concoct real racists and groups. So they would go and infiltrate these groups that they would call racist and say they were racist and then pay them.

They'd pay them money to do racist things, to march with a Hitler uniform on or to say horrible slurs when they're in public and hold these protests against Black Cup advance. I could have been getting paid all these years for this shit. I know, right? And that's what they, that's what they needed and that's what they did. You know, a lot of these liberal left-wing organizations do that. They make the boogeyman.

They concoct the thing that they need to make money to get power because it doesn't really exist. And yeah, why? Why do you think, Nick, that this isn't a big story? And, you know, you read it on the periphery of news organizations. Right. And if it was the other way around, if they, you know, if it was the other way around, you know, 24-7, like they do now.

And even like, and Anthony's point is, yeah, they had to, that's how you had Biden telling us that the number one threat, domestic terror, white nationals was the number one for white supremacy. It's such, it's an even bigger lie. We knew it was a lie then. But to the point, there's so little racism and so little fucking, you know, clansmen like behavior, that they actually had to pay people to, And that says a lot, if you open the conversation up a little broader to the Democrat Party. That's always been their MO. They create problems and then, you know, make a living trying to solve them. They create fake problems.

It's what the Democratic Party does, you know. And the race thing, the race thing has been so, so important to them. And they've got so much out of it over the last 60, 70 years. And then Trump shows up and with his attitude and it kind of exposed it. lease. And people weren't afraid to call it out when they saw it. It's money and voters. And that's all they give a shit about. The power of their office. So they need the votes. And then the money that they get from these groups, you know, they'll get donations. And then they take tax dollars and give it to these groups. So they vote for them again. It's this big cycle. But as far as race goes, you know,

you'll hear them say this all the time, whether it's black. organizations or the politicians, the liberal left, you know, we've come so far, but there's so much more work to be done. You're like, what needs to be done? It's like I said before, you're never going to get 100% of the people that go, yeah, everyone's the same. We're all awesome. We all have our strengths. And you're going to get people that cannot stand people based on race or what have you. And they want, they take that as more work needs to be done instead of, hey, we did a great job. It's amazing. It doesn't look like the 50s at all anymore.

You know, Jim Crow, they love bringing, it's Jim Crow 2.0. Tell someone that was in a Woolworth's getting a fucking shake and steak dumped on their head. Yeah, tell them how awful it is today that you can't wear your ridiculous hairstyle in the office. and that's Jim Crow 2.0. The fact that they have things like 2.0, woke 2.0, whatever. It's what they do. I was talking on my show today about Gutfeld had a brilliant monologue about that. You know, they do it over years incrementally.

And then, you know, the baseline moves. Now we're arguing, like I have to make this point again. He was talking about how when you have an argument, they have to be, the two sides aren't, the argument, today that the left and right are having the arguments aren't symmetrical like he brought up defunding police he goes uh you know the question used to be how big a police force how much you want to spend uh you know that was the argument the left wanted to spend less the right wanted to spend now it's now it's whether we should have a police department or not that's not a symmetrical

argument that's not two people arguing over the thermostat whether it's hot or cold in the room right it was i thought it was such a brilliant point and that's what the left is great doing they suck you into these fake arguments it's yeah right i think it's because they they lose the debate so often yes that they have to move the goalpost to this ridiculous area you know you're right it used to be that it used to be uh uh you know the budget has to be cut for the cops so we could get this program right program and they do it with everything and it reaches a level of such ridiculousness that you go, I can't even argue with this anymore. We're not having a debate about something. You're insane and I'm reasonable. That's where we are. I mean, I keep saying that on

the show. It's not about left and right anymore. It's about, I want to say good versus evil, but it's definitely about America versus anti-American. And they don't try to, I got to give them credit the left. I know these far left douchebags, a DSA, Democratic social. Oh, God, Communists. Yeah. But you know what? I have more respect for them than I do the fucking Chuck Schumers that have been around forever. Even some of the right wingers like Mitch McConnell, these fucking rhinos who hide for years.

At least the left comes out. No, we're going to fucking turn this into a comedy shit. Thank you so much. Boy, son of girls. Don't forget Cameo.com. If you want me to roast a friend or a relative, go to Cameo.com and click on the thing and the thing and the other thing. That's it. You guys think that I'll say you're very welcome. We will see you back here tomorrow or whenever.

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