The Trish Regan Show - 🚨 BREAKING: US Forces OBLITERATE IRAN — Is THIS THE END?

Episode Date: September 2, 2026

Iran’s ruling elites are reportedly fleeing with their fortunes as President Trump turns up the pressure and bombs continue to fall. But while Trump talks about renaming the Strait of Hormuz, a far bigger story is unfolding: massive new pipelines could soon allow much of the world’s oil to bypass the dangerous chokepoint entirely. I reveal the plan that could make Hormuz far less important—and deliver another crushing blow to Iran’s regime. Meanwhile, James Talarico’s Texas campaign is in serious trouble. Despite a massive spending advantage, polls show him trailing Ken Paxton—and his promise to “dismantle capitalism” did not go unnoticed by President Trump. Plus, Rosie O’Donnell is imploding in real time. Her American comeback has fizzled, and a stunning new TikTok rant may have doomed her appeal beyond a tiny far-left audience. Is Rosie about to face a Jelly Roll–style revolt? Ironically, she may love the comparison—she’s now celebrating him with jelly donuts. All that and more on today’s Trish Regan Show! ✅ Help support independent journalism — become a TRISH TEAM member: ▶️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBlMo25WDUKJNQ7G8sAk4Zw/join ✅ Get my newsletter and start investing today! Https://76research.com ✅🔔 CHECK OUT MY NEW SPOTIFY SHOW AND PLEASE SUBSCRIBE FOR FULL DAILY EDITIONS: https://open.spotify.com/show/2blgbg4OaN5dqFhkBy12ii?si=HPdSujPDRrapZWtxbsgAjQ&nd=1&dlsi=979e048c08c04e13 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's not good to be in Iran right now. No, not good at all. You see, the president is quite serious. He means business. And this bombing campaign is pretty darn intense. How do you say bombs away? I'm Trish Regan. This is the Trish Regan show. And yes, it is bombs away. Do you have any questions? Thank you, President, President Trump. You posted it today on truth social. And are the Iranian people going to rise up and fight? If that's what you want, will you send the CIA to arm Iranian? Well, I wouldn't want to say that to you, Peter. I'd love to tell you that, but it wouldn't be appropriate to say. But I mean, I understand their plight. They're being shot.

Right now, you know, these gentlemen sit here in the lap of luxury, and they see things, but over there it's not so luxurious. As of three months ago, they had 52,000 protesters were killed. Can you imagine this fellow? And now I hear the numbers probably 20,000, 25,000 more. They have close to 65,000 protesters killed. So when I ask that question, I ask it sort of knowing the answer. The only answer is that they're being shot.

The regime is getting weaker and weaker by the day. And at some point, they're not going to be able to shoot so easily because I think the people aren't going to take it. But I did pose their question because, you know, it would be time, but unlike most people, most people can't kill their people like that. Most people try and reason, they talk, and then there might be an overthrow. In Iran, they kill the people. When they get out to protest, they kill them. They shoot them right between the eyes.

They have two forms, machine guns and snipers. And they use them sometimes the machine guns and sometimes they're snipers. They like the snipers better because all they do is have a crowd of 200,000. thousand people and a person goes down here right between the eyes. And they'll have three snipers doing it. And it's a horrible thing to watch. So that's why it's not happening. And who can blame them? Who can blame them? But the regime is getting weaker. So the regime is getting weaker. We're getting word that people are just fleeing with their money or at least trying to get their money out as fast as they can because these sanctions are a big deal. And of course, these bombs are a very big deal.

look at the latest from Centcom. So is this the end you might want to ask yourself? This is certainly looking like it could be the end. It's certainly, you know, they've taken out so many key, key parts of the infrastructure. In this case, we're talking about some of the radar equipment that was, had been built up. In other words, they had already, the U.S. had destroyed so much of that radar equipment, and the Iranians were trying to rebuild it. And effectively, the U.S. waited for the 11th hour just before it was about to go back online and poof, gone, all of it is. And so we're pounding Iran right now. Tehran had striked, was trying to strike back. And that was really what had encouraged the president's wrath

to no end and resulted in an even stronger round of strikes, which he is insisting will continue to go stronger. Should Iran get any ideas? I want to go to the fox. I want to go to the Fox reporter who spoke with the president earlier today about taking out all that radar as well as the president really sending a warning, if you would. I mean, he's telegraphed it quite vividly through social media and through his press conference as well as speaking to reporters. Listen to this one. Yeah, John, good afternoon. I just spoke with President Trump, who indicated that if the Iranians respond to these U.S. strikes against their country, the president said they'll be hit much harder. He went on to say, today's strike.

were a very big hit, and if it goes a third time, they're going to be totally wiped out as a country. Now, I asked the president what was hit tonight in Iran, specifically in the southwestern part of the country next to the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump says a lot of radar and added that they were trying to rebuild the radar systems, and the United States was watching. And then just before they completed this construction, that's when these strikes took place. The president says the USS George Washington, that new aircraft carrier, that Iraq, in theater last week is loaded to the gills with ammunition, and he indicated that they have enough to continue this fight against Iran, again, if the Iranians do decide to respond. As for any sort of

possible agreement with the Iranians, President Trump says, I think an agreement with them isn't worth the paper. It's written on. We gave them a lot of chances. But again, the latest information that we have, John, U.S. strikes are ongoing against Iran, hitting the southwestern part of the country, and the president, once again, in a call with five, news warning the Iranian regime if they respond to these strikes against the southwestern part of Iran, that they will be hit much harder. And again, he goes on to say if this goes for a third time, they will be wiped out as a country. He described the Iranians as crazy and stupid. And again, the region is waiting to see if there will be an Iranian response already in Iranian state media.

They are threatening retaliation against U.S. forces in the region. John Sandra? Crazy and stupid. That's one way to put it, right? Crazy and stupid. Here's the thing, and I'm just going to explain this, and we've talked about it before, it's why I've said all along you really can't trust them. They were just always gaming the system, trying to get more time, if you would. In this last round, they were trying to rebuild their radar. Well, good luck with that, guys, because we're taking it out. I would just emphasize that the reason you can't really trust them is because their goals are not aligned with, say, any normal person's goals. In Iran, they have one goal only, and that is to take out.

the U.S. and to take out Israel. That is what gives that entire regime power. Don't forget, they were once a more secular nation. They were once run by the Shah, and the people, they rose up against that because they saw that as corruption. They allowed for this Ayatollah to come in, and so this was supposed to read out, you know, weed out the evilness, right, of the West. And this is the entire reason for the existence of the Ayatollah. And, all right, and whole, all the mullahs. Like that's the only reason they have any kind of place in the world. It is to hate on America and to hate on Israel and to hate on the West. And so you could offer them anything. They don't want it. Like money doesn't matter there. Okay. Money is not, I mean, it's important

you would think to normal people, right? But it doesn't matter to these mullahs. It doesn't matter to them because all they want is to take over, dare I say, the world. I mean, they want to take over the Middle East and then the world. They don't want any U.S. anything anywhere around them, or European, for that matter, or Israel, anything that resembles Western culture. And so that's fundamentally the problem that you have. You're not dealing with rational people. So how do you come to the table and make a deal with people who are completely irrational? We all look at it and say, hey, you know, let's be one happy world where we all trade together and there's no tariffs, right? We won't tariff you, you don't tariff us. Let's have free trade. Let's all make money together. This could work out

just great, but that's not where their head is at. No way. And so we're now in a situation where we're dealing with these crazy people that don't want to just do the right thing. And they're willing to push their people to the brink, which is really kind of sad, which is why when you think about the president being asked, would you send the CIA to help train them and to help arm them? and he's like, I'm not going to give you an answer to that. I think the shorthand answer is probably, yeah, because right now the people can't fight back against this, and yet you look at what's going on with this economic collapse, and the reason why the elites are trying to get all their money out of the country, and it's because of this. I mean, you've got massive inflation up near 400 percent in some cases,

And it's why this trade war, this trade sort of enabling all of our allies to cut off their trade, I say enabling. I mean, it's not exactly enabling. We're making it worth their wild, right? Because if you don't do it, it's like you don't do this or else, right? We're not going to trade with you. So you don't really have a choice here. And you go down the list and we've talked about this before.

You've got a lot of big trade partners. And sure, you know, maybe we can't quite. have the influence we'd want with China. But the UAE, boom, right off the list. I mean, hey, we just offered them a credit swap facility. They're thrilled. They're building a new pipeline. I'm going to get to it. And you know what? They don't need Iran. And Kuwait doesn't need them either. They're not on that list. And Oman, I'm telling you, Oman, you don't need them either. Okay, they're on that list. 2.3 billion. Germany, well, Germany, we need to talk. Okay. Germany, you've made a whole series of blunders, including letting half a Syria into your country

when you did a whole series of blunders. And one of those blunders includes your trade. If any of this is still existent, and I'm told that there is some trade still happening. These are 20, 25 numbers. You shouldn't be trading with Iran at all. But, you know, Pakistan, dream on. They're trying to get a credit facility all while simultaneously upping their trade. They're like, oh, three billion's not enough. Guess what? You're not going to be able to trade one dollar. Forget about the 10 billion that you you're asking for, you're not going to trade one dollar. And the three billion that you used to, it's not happening because Besson is coming in with his economic outcast play. And as he explains it, you know what? They're just going to be shut off from the rest of the world. And all those

Iranian elites right now that are fleeing or trying to flee with their money, with their cash, with their apartments in London and their bank accounts in the BVI. Besson is on to every last one them. It's like he's got his own satellite machine. He's going, peep, peep, peep, peep, you know why? Because we actually have transparency into everything that any bank in the world does that uses dollars. And let's face it, every bank wants to use dollars. Here is the Treasury Secretary of the United States, the inspector. The inspector galore. Here we go. My message to everyone is stay away. We all want this conflict to end, and the fastest way for the conflict to end is for no one to provide any support to this regime. We are going to sever every tie that they have

from the outside world. For instance, last Friday, we sanctioned the Dubai branches of an Egyptian bank, and they had provided more than $1.8 billion to the regime. since 2025. And we are going to systemically go through and take every bad actor like that out. We've created new authorities for Treasury to be able to sanction the under airlines, maritime, digital assets. So this is all hands on deck. Teams from Treasury, State Department, and DOW have gone out of the world. And we are having very fulsome talk. with anyone supporting the regime. Yep. In other words, you can't.

You can't support the regime. You can't trade with the regime. And if you do, you're in a whole bunch of trouble. And all those Iranian leaders that are trying to get their cash out of the country, all the members of the IRGC, by the way, I showed you yesterday how it was something like $27 billion that had actually gone out of the country. Is this the, no, this is not the graphic. The president is talking about how we have taken over the straight of her moves. But $27 billion last year was effectively what came in and also what went out.

And that's because the IRGC takes all the money for itself. And now it's trying to get all its money out of the country. And again, Besson's up there on high, looking down. I'm joking about his satellites. But basically, that's what we have. We have like the ability to just see through any banking. system anywhere, and we can pinpoint exactly where their money went, and we're getting all of it. And so that was that one bank out of the UAE, UAE, which has become a friend of ours lately,

which has become a friend of ours lately that we're offering that credit swap facility to. Well, you know, we also have a lot of transparency and sort of access, if you would, to all of their banks. There are very few banks that we don't. I mean, you can kind of name them on one hand. I'm wondering about Somalia. I think Somalia has actually been coming around. But, you know, there's a few of those countries in Africa that we don't have great transparency

in. but for the most part we do and UAE is one of them and we got those guys so you know Bessent isn't joking around forget about it you're not going to get your money out it's gone right so any sort of self-preservation instincts they may have they may want it to kick in and roll over and play dead right about now before they are that's what happened tough that's what happened to the bank in Dubai and it could be entities it could be It could be airline leasing companies, which we'll be looking at. It could be anyone who does business with the IRGC.

We are tracking down the IRGC's assets. And I will say it on Worldwide TV, just so you know, we know the aware of the British Virgin Islands, your accounts are. At these trust companies, we know the $100 million houses you have around the world. And we are going to freeze those. We are going to, our partners, we are going to close all of that down. So we are going to go after the regime's legitimate assets that they have stolen from the Iranian people

and those can go back to the Iranian people or they can go to the victims of terror like the families of the soldiers who are on the USS Cole or in the Lebanese buried. So the walls are closing in. And I'll just tell you, Like, they don't have a lot of optionality. We gave them a lot of chances.

They had every, you know, they came in, the president had a lot of goodwill towards them. He was willing to work with them. And now here we are today. At the point where the president is now calling the straighter Hermuz, jump straight. Yeah, you better believe Trump's straight, right?

I mean, it's kind of like the Lake Ontario thing. Lake Ontario, but bye, hello, Lake America. Okay, check out. this video, it's AI, but it's going viral. Of course it's AI. Anyway, it's funny, right? We're going to be changing the name of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America. Okay. Thank you very much. And he's dancing. What do you think? Was it a good move? What do you think? Would you have changed it? I know a lot of people were saying, no, I wouldn't have changed it. I liked it the way it was. But, you know, I would say that Lake America kind of has a

nice ring to it. So does Trump straight? So he says today, now that we have it under USA control, should we change the name Hormuz Strait to Trump Strait? Like America itself, it will be hotter than ever before. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Donald J.T. He is very serious. But I would add that in some ways, it doesn't even matter what we call the straight or whether the straight even exists. because in just less than 24 months,

it won't even matter. It's going to be irrelevant. I mean, the Strait of Hermuz is finished. The Strait of Hermuz is effectively rendering itself fully, totally irrelevant. As Bessent is pointing out, it's going to be nothing but a big block of water. We could see the arrangement. are trying to use the Strait of Hormuz as a choke point.

It's not a choke point for the U.S., but it is a choke point for many, many other countries. But that will be bypassed in two years. In two years, the Strait of Hermuz will be like a worthless piece of water. The oil will be going on pipelines across land. But we've seen we have semiconductors as critical minerals. It is... Okay, you know, you thought it too, right? It's going to be a massive.

And anyway, he said water. Anyway, here's why. So I want to take you inside some of these pipelines, including a very secret pipeline that is being talked about right now that will make it absolutely unnecessary for us to have any access to the Strait of Hormuz. In other words, it'll be kind of a ghost town,

no man's land. And we've got these various pipelines, including some Saudi Arabian ones that are going to be very effective and that should be completed. Forgive me, this one that you're looking at right here is actually out of the UAE. You've got some in Saudi Arabia, some in the UAE, and possibly one in Oman. That's kind of a super secret one that I think is going to get built. Anyway, here we're looking at the UAE pipeline. This is over to Fajira from Habshan, and basically it totally avoids that whole straight-a-Hormuz problem. You can see right there on the map, and the construction is actually well underway. There's already a pipeline there right now, and they're just building a second one. This gives you kind of a better look at it. Again, so this is a very important pipeline, again,

going from the Habshan terminal, the Abu Dawi oil fields, through the UAE, over to the Fajira terminal. And this is a very critical port. And it brings you right into the Gulf of Oman, and then it brings you into the Arabian Sea, and it brings you right out to the rest of the world. So this is going to be really important. And I'm told that the Saudis are actually working with other partners on this. So there's an opportunity for other. countries to cash in on this. Forgive me, UAE, I wouldn't get to Saudi Arabia in a second. I'm going to get my country straight here. But you can see this is actually something that could be very, very, Saudis have their own deal. But the UAE is smart to put this in play. So this thing is being built

as we speak. There's also this Saudi pipeline. This is what I wanted to get to. And when I was sort of referring to just a moment ago, you see the big red circle over there. Actually, it's a little red circle, but it's over. You see the Fajira that in green, the UAE, that's one pipeline, right, that they're working on. The other one is this really big one in Saudi Arabia that would go right out to the Red Sea. And this is really kind of critical, if you would. This Saudi Arabian pipeline, it would be the second one there. It would have a capacity of somewhere around five million barrels a day. Some estimates peg it as high as seven million barrels a day. Some estimates peg it as high as seven million barrels a day. This is just tremendous, tremendous capacity. And it's being operated by Saudi

Aramco, so the very big Saudi oil company that's making the investment. This is actually not U.S. investment. I should point that out. This is all these countries saying, okay, we've got to get this under control because we can't be held hostage by Iran, and they're just going to keep doing this and doing this and doing this. So what is our workaround? Our work around is to, make sure that we can get our own oil out to the sea without having to deal with Iran at all. And this is very, very close to fruition, this Saudi Arabian one. So this would be the end point there in the Red Sea. It would be starting, you see over by Qatar, that's why I was mentioning that some other

countries may be signing on as well. I'm told that Kuwait and Qatar and the UAE may have access to this too. And so they would all be able to get their oil out. and this is a pipeline that actually started, I believe, back in the 1980s, and they started just as sort of a precautionary thing, and nobody really used it much, but now they're using it. Oh, yeah, you better believe they're using it. And they're going to build this out so that they will then have the ability to send five million barrels a day right out into the Red Sea and to their customers. And so it's important when you look at it, it's effectively this gateway. I like this map right here

because it shows you sort of on both hands where they're able to go. Let me make this a little bit bigger so you can see it. This is the Red Sea, the gateway to the world. And so you've got the Mediterranean. They can go right up into the Suez Canal, and that gives them access to the Mediterranean. You can see at Yanbu, that's the Red Sea export terminal that would be coming from all those oil fields deep in Saudi Arabia.

And again, Qatar can sign on Bahrain, if you want, Kuwait, and the UAE, Oman as well. There's a lot of countries that could sign on to this. And then if you go down in this map, you see that it goes to the Red Sea out into the Gulf of Aden, then to the Arabian Sea. So you've got real opportunity there on both sides, if you would, to be able to access the rest of the world. And that's so critical. I mean, this is just so important because you want to have the ability to get that oil out and to be able to bypass the straight of Hormuz. Now, the other sort of wild card in this, and this is very interesting, you guys. You know, they're talking about building a canal. We've built canals before. Back in 1904, we started building the Panama Canal. That worked out

quite nicely, right? And that was at Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt, who got that one done. And the Panama Canal was really important because it gave us that workaround. As we talk about workarounds, you used to have to go all the way down, right? Down through near Drake's passage, for those of you that are interested in this stuff. Write down, Cape Horn, you know, bottom of Argentina and then all the way back up. If you wanted to get something, say, you know, from San Francisco to New York, here we go. This is before 1914. You'd have to go around Cape Horn. I mean, this is the really long way. Look at this. I mean, this is not really not that feasible, right? I mean, take a look at that all the way down to Cape Horn. So this is Argentina all the way down there. So you have to go all the way past all of South America.

this was not something that was really all that feasible. And so Roosevelt decided, you know, what, we need a better way, and they had gotten their hands on the Panama Canal. And so the Panama Canal represented sort of this new frontier, if you would, in commerce, giving us far more accessibility, just to show you what we were able to accomplish here. That's a heck of a lot easier, right? So you've been able to shave a lot of miles,

something like 2,700 miles off of that trip. after 1914, we went just, you know, through the Panama Canal. So nice little shortcut there, if you would. Very, very nice little shortcut. I mean, unfortunately, leave it to Jimmy Carter. He really didn't do much good. Did he? Jimmy Carter gave it up in 1979. So we didn't have quite the same jurisdiction or presence that we used to have. We've been down there, but in a smaller way. In fact, the Chinese really came in big time and they were operating the ports down there. And finally, this administration, seriously, like this just happened. This is one of the things that they tackled, along with Venezuela and, you know, making sure that Malay had the right kind of support that he needed

in Argentina. This is what this administration was able to help accomplish, getting the Chinese out of Panama. So they have been so active there ever since Jimmy Carter went running away. And now we are back and we have that presence, which is really important. We don't know. it because we we gave it up. We gave it up, but we still have a very, very active presence. So it's a, I mentioned this because it's, it's something that we did, something that we can do, and it's something that's probably going to come back into play, if you would, in Oman, when I talk about something called the Musandam Canal. So there's this big, giant mountain in Oman, big, big, giant mountain. And what we would like to do, if you can see in

on this graphic. You see where the straight of Hormuz is. You probably know where that is right now. You know, I'm seeing if I can point to it. I can't really. But if you can imagine where my finger is, it's right over there. So if you're looking at the straight and then just keep going down in that graphic, you can see, as you get into Oman, there's this proposed canal route. And it's through these giant, giant mountains. There's a whole peninsula there, the Musandan Peninsula. And we want to basically they cut through those mountains so that anybody in the Persian Gulf, and look at all the countries there, you got Iraq and Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, they can just send their stuff straight there into that canal, and then it would come out on the other side over to the Arabian Sea.

Mission accomplished, right? So that's the goal here. And this is the sort of super secret one that they're working on right now. It would require a lot in terms of infrastructure. You'd have to bomb through those mountains, but you know, we get a lot of bombing going on, just saying, just saying, right? A lot of bombing happening right now. Maybe we just have a little, you know, little bombing on the side campaign over there. Maybe a few of those bombs go missing and they wind up taking out the mountains in the Musandan Canal area. I mean, you know, you got to get Oman to sign off on this, of course. And so Oman thus far has been trying to always play both sides of the equation, but I have a feeling we could make it worth their wild. And if we have people that are

a little bit more logical than we see, say, in Iran, then that could be really, really interesting. So this is the alternate exit out of the Persian Gulf. And you could just go right through there. That's what I'm talking about. So this is sort of the dream, if you would. And it's sort of hush-hosh. Some people think that they really are pursuing it. It's not entirely clear. But it would make a lot of sense. Now, wouldn't it? You just got to get through that mountain. So we just get to find a way to blast through that mountain. And once we blast through that mountain, I like this before and after. Can you guys see this one? Let me show you. I'm going to blow this one up a little bit more. So the one on the left, the graph on the left that you see in red, that is sort of what we're

currently doing. And you can see how, oh, you know, it's such a pain. It's not as big a pain, perhaps, as what we were doing with having to go down around Cape Horn. They're near Drake's Passage in Argentina to get goods from San Francisco to New York back in the early 1900s, but it is a pain because we have to deal with Iran. And so this is how Iran makes itself irrelevant, okay? Instead, if you look on the right, you see the green. You can see this nice Mascondon Peninsula. We go straight through there.

We cut through there. We take the shortcut. And guess what? We got oil. We got tons of oil once that happens. And so, again, they're making themselves irrelevant, because we're going to get this canal. I think. We're going to get this canal. We're going to get these pipelines. The pipelines are coming. You heard Besson say in two years. I'm here in 27. So, you know, look, we're already halfway through 26. That's like a year and a half. There's not a lot

of time for Iran to do what it's doing, which is one of the reasons why it sees this as its last hurrah. It's one of the reasons why they're so out in front of everything and trying to be so, noisy about stuff because they know pretty soon it is lights out this is over it is game over and the u.s and the west will win and in the meantime we're still getting more oils still oil oil oil what you know it's it's coming up everywhere right there in venezuela take a look at this they're in going to deal today this is delzi rodriguez the installed by us president took over for Nicholas Maduro, who she was vice president to. Big round of applause.

You see Chris right there in the distance? Our secretary of energy. And boom, what do you know? We got 60 billion barrels of oil. I'll tell you, this is what you want to see. It's another source of oil for us here in the United States. And assuming everything goes well, you know what the hope and the dream is, the hope and the dream is that Venezuela becomes more profitable. And guess what? The U.S.

becomes more profitable. Trump, I'm going to change this lower third to say Trump takes Venezuelan oil. Butam-pum. And I say takes. It's like almost, this is terrible to say. Okay. It's like we colonized them in a good way, in a good way, in a good way, because, you know, we're not going to, we're not going to give them a bad deal. We're going to give them a fair market deal. And they have sold a lot of those oil fields to Chevron. And then you've got the Pentagon running the rest. Our Pentagon has like a little oil unit and they're down there and they're going to be running these fields and developing these fields. Now, one of the reasons that happened was the president was frustrated because he didn't see enough engagement from American companies willing to take advantage of that enormous resource there in the Oranoke. region. And why didn't they want to do this? Because they were scared. They were scared. Well, what happens

if Delsey's not there? What happens if we get another Chavez? What happens if we get a Nicholas Maduro in there? Chavez? I mean, I remember it well. I was, you guys have heard this story before because my first real job was actually at Goldman Sachs and I was trading sovereign debt. Venezuela was one of the countries whose debt we were trading. And so I had to kind of have my finger on the pulse of what was going on politically, as well as economically because those two things are so intertwined. And the hope was that he wouldn't be a disaster. The hope was that he was kind of maybe just a socialist la Mamdami. Mammie is already a disaster. But it turned out he was a full-fledged communist who did horrible things to that country and effectively robbed those people. And in doing so, he made sure that every business got out. He

kicked every single total, the French oil company, all of our Exxon, Chevron, everybody got kicked out. And so people have like memories of this. It wasn't that long ago. This was, you know, going back to what year did you kick them out? Maybe around 2006-ish. I mean, and they went through H2-L and back ahead of that. So they don't necessarily want to go running back in. And so Donald Trump said, all right, you guys don't want to go.

I will go. I will send the Pentagon's energy team in there. I will go. I will do a deal with Delsey. and we're going to get this stuff for free. We're going to get it all for free. Now, what is in it for her? Why would she just turn this over?

You know, they're just signing the documents today. Why would she turn it over? She's turning it over because, because once Chevron and everybody else knows that the United States is there and the Pentagon is there, then that guarantees them a certain sense of stability. it also guarantees them some security. And they need that security and stability. I mean, it's why we were joking when he said, oh, I'm going to make it the 54th state.

And my friend who I brought on the show, and we had a discussion about this, Hans Humes, he has basically restructured every disaster, sovereign, like in the world, right? And Venezuela is something he's worked on quite heavily over the last decade or so. And his point was, hey, bring it on. I'll take it as a 51st straight. Why? Because he's thinking, if you have the rule of law there, then you're going to get investment there. So that is why Delsey is signing this. That is the reason.

She is giving Trump something in exchange for him. She's giving it to him. She's like, please take this over because if you take this over, that means everybody else will come in. And that investment will keep pouring in. And that is what Venezuela needs to rehabilitate its economy because it stupidly went south as long as it did because of, I'm going to say it, communism. And I'm going to say it again, communism, because communism is rearing its ugly head right here in the U.S. of A as we speak. And Jimmy Tala Rico is one of the ones leading the charge. He just blew it in Texas. This guy is going to be out pretty darn fast because I'm going to share with you a little clip that has just started to go viral and it's taken off. I mean,

even the president was commenting on it today. Jimmy Tala Rico, he blew it. He's out there in Texas saying he wants to dismantle capitalism. His words in a Zoom call just yesterday. Let's watch. The multifaceted threat of a climate crisis, an economic crisis and a social justice crisis, I think that kind of New Deal effort would be the only approach to start to address all three in a thoughtful and meaningful way. The second question, communities of color receive the most harm from the impacts of climate change and yet receive the least government support to deal with it. Tell us about one of the committees you are on or hope to be on and the most important actions that committee could take to fight for climate justice and mitigate the impacts of climate. change for all Texans. I am so

thankful that you ask this question and also thankful that young activists have really drawn the link between climate change and white supremacy and capitalism in our country. And I think only ending the ways that all three of those oppressive systems work together are we going to be able to begin the process

of dismantling them. He has to dismantle capitalism. Capitalism. That built Texas. That built this country. Teller Rico, it's worse than I thought. The president went in just moments ago. Mr. President, it just came out that James Tolariko in Texas called capitalism oppressive

and said that he needed to be dismantled. Do you think by embracing socialism and bashing capitalism, Democrats, that's a wise move for Democrats? Well, that's one of the least of the bad things he said. He said a lot of bad things. He's, I mean, they have a name, a nickname for him. I don't want to use it. the name happens to be Talafriko, because he is one of the worst candidates I've ever seen. He is one of the worst candidates I've ever seen, too.

I'm with you on that, Mr. President. My gosh. And, you know, it's amazing because he's outspending like you wouldn't believe. I looked at the numbers the other day. I actually posted this on my Twitter account, on my ex account. Sorry, I still sometimes call it Twitter. And I was stunned because I could not believe how much Ken Paxton, who's been on this show, and I've known for many, many years, I cannot believe how he is getting

outspent. Okay, here we go. I got it for you. Twenty-one point five million dollars. That's how much money little Jimmy Tala Rico has to his name. Whoa. Okay, you compare, guess what, guess what Ken's got? Ken Paxton, the Republican. Let me repeat. This is Texas we're talking about. And the Republican has only 1.75 million. I mean, he's being outspent here, 20 to 1. Okay, this is, this is unbelievable. I mean, that is unbelievable to me, that in Texas, you're going to have a blue candidate with 21.5 and only 1.75 for the Republican. And yet, take a look at this one. Okay, this is the latest out of Polymarket, polymarket, the betting. market. Whoa. I mean, look at this. I mean, you've got Kempaxson still in the lead. Thank goodness.

I mean, this is Texas after all. Ken Paxston is still in the lead as of, you know, moments ago, right before coming to air when I looked at this. And so I would just say, though, it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be this close, right? Like, it really shouldn't be this close. Here's some heartening news, by the way. Midterm winner, predicted by Polly Market. Take a look at that. Republican Party, 53% is the expectation there versus 47. We'll see the next couple of weeks are obviously going to be super, super important. But DeL Rico's got a few things he's up against. So he can spend 20 to one, and he's still got to confront some of these issues. The fact that he sure sounds like a car-carrying socialist, communist to me, with comments like, you know, we need to dismantle capitalism. And then

he's got problems because Jazzy didn't take the defeat so well. well. Jasmine Crockett thinks she lost because of racism. And she thinks Jimmy is a problem because he embodies that. So now she's out around the state and she just keeps going on about how it was a racist race. Her words not mine. And that may be catching up with Jimmy too. I mean, that's not helping him any, right? Not helping him at all. She's refusing to campaign with Taurico. Talrico might very well need that magnetism. Will you campaign with him?

I will be campaigning down ballot. For me, I think that making sure that people that maybe are getting overshadowed because it seems like it's only about one big race, I think amplifying them, making sure that I can raise their profile. She's going to raise their profile, but she's not going to see on stage. When I talk to folks around her, talk to... We're going to get to that in a second. She's not going to be seen with Tala Rico.

And, you know, I'm shocked he's doing as well as he is. I mean, granted, he's got a ton of money, and maybe that's worth something. But he really shouldn't be anywhere near the end zone in Texas. Jazzy, though, she is not exactly president of his fan club. Let me give you another example. This is her rather infamous quote recently. For me, I am going to be working everywhere. The best thing that I can do for James Tolarico isn't me standing on a stage with him.

It is the fact that I endorse five candidates in the runoff who all happen to be black men in the state of Texas and every single one of them won and they're going on to November, meaning that they will pull out more black people to vote. People keep trying to say, well, Jasmine has to go and hold his hand. No, I don't. and don't worry about my math and how it works in my mind. Because the reality is that if you can give people more than one thing to vote for, then you have a better chance of getting them out to the polls. And honestly, some people are just not going to be sold on certain people

that are running in the state of Texas. So the best thing that I can do is take down-ballot candidates who no one's ever heard of and do my best to uplift them and increase the voter participation in a way that we did in Texas. You see, a lot of haters got a lot of things to say about me and my race and how I ran it, but the reality is that there was a lot of racist, not a lot. It was racist. It was a racist race. It is what it is, right?

But we live in America, as y'all are celebrating 250, okay? We know what this country is. But let me. Yeah. She is not helping him. In other words, if you voted for Jazzy, it's kind of hard to cross over now and vote for Tala Rico. And here's another thing. Like, if you're a Democrat in the state of Texas, do you appreciate this? I mean, you even have MSNBC analysts coming out and just taking swipes at you left and right.

You tell me what you think. I mean, I heard this, and it sounds like, to me, this MSNBC analyst is trying to say that all the Democrats in Texas have a tendency to be rather sexist and rather racist. I was like, whoa, buddy, gosh. I guess he's on Jazzy Crockett's side. When I talked to folks around her, talked to folks around him and just in Texas in general, they see a couple of things. They see a primary that was really nasty.

And I think what was really interesting about this primary in particular in Texas was that the nastiness online bled into the nastiness on the ground. Usually it's like, you know, the internet is not real life, which I believe typically when we, and it comes to politics, like a lot of people yelling about everything. But somehow in Texas, it became a part of the actual campaign on the ground. That's according to Texas Democrats.

And so there was some racism online, a lot of racism, a lot of sexism, a lot of massadro noir, which is a connection of both of those things against her. And so that bled into all of it. And I think there are frustrations on the Crockett side of things, like her followers especially. It's very interesting. Thank you. That was helpful. Huh. So just think about that. If you're a Democrat in Texas, this is what people in the national media are saying about you. This is what Jazzy Crockett is saying about you. You might not be so inclined to go and vote. Just saying. I mean, maybe it's possible that that accounts for some of this sort of tension that we're seeing with, you know, the fact that this

guy has 20 times as much money as the Republican, and yet he still can't seem to get to the finish line. We'll see how it all shakes out. I mean, I look at all the Republicans right now that are running versus the Democrats, and I think it ought to be, it ought to be like Republicans to because Democrats have gotten so crazy communist that this should kind of be a layup. I'm surprised that we aren't seeing more of a divergence just yet. But, you know, it, it, The night is young, as they say. The night is young. Rosie O'Donnell, remember her? You know, she went to Ireland because she couldn't take it here in the U.S., and she didn't like the president very much, and she was so upset that he won. And so she might have run out of money or something.

I don't know exactly why she had to come back to the U.S. I know that she was hitting people up for her substack, but maybe that didn't go so well. Now she's back in the country. And she's just imploding in real time. I mean, there was the disaster that was Jimmy Kimmel, and then it's gotten even worse. But just before I show you what she just debuted on TikTok, let's think about how she had that meltdown after the president won. And it almost seemed to be some kind of mental break. She went on to TikTok to explain why she was relocating to Ireland, why she was trying to get her grandparents' birth certificates so she could get Irish citizenship. Here we go. So that's it. ladies and gentlemen that's the story rosy o'donnell right there all the news peace people peace and uh you know

protect your sanity is all i can say protect your sanity as much as you can and try not to uh swim in the chaos if possible but i know it's nearly impossible when you're there in the middle of it and And I think about everyone every day and the United States of America. And I am hoping that we can turn things around. Counting on you. It gets better. All of you to do what's right. And I think deep down inside, we all know what that is.

All right. Take care. TikTok. You don't stop. Gosh. It's almost like I'm counting on you guys to do what's. right. We all know what that is. You want like massive protests in the streets while you go sip tea with your friends in Ireland. What exactly was that? Anyway, she left the country in a near

breakdown moment and she came back and she has another breakdown on TikTok. They love her over there on TikTok. They don't like me. I'll explain that. They don't like me at all, but they sure love Rosie. The powers that be on TikTok. Take a look at this one. Here she is absolutely. I mean, she just got really crazy, really, really crazy. And she started saying a bunch of things that aren't true at all. Here we go. Countries have fallen. Stronger and bigger than ours. Hang on. Just a second. Wasn't she supposed to have gotten a facelift when she went to Ireland, too? I'm not seeing it. I'm not seeing it. I might need a new doctor, Rosie. Anyway, I digress.

We go back. To fascism. Fascism. You know, World War II, we lost a lot of Americans over there doing what was right, ending this genocide, this Holocaust. And we all vowed never again, remember? Never again would we allow? Why did the German people allow that? Why did they? Nobody thought it was that bad, and they started making gas chambers. We're making concentration camps. I'm sorry, what? We're rounding up people without a warrant.

We're raising children in detention and iced attention. What? That they're all getting pregnant. And they're separated males and females. Who has access to those girls? What happens to their babies? What did they do with them? Spent too much time on.

There are big questions. How did the Trump family make billions and billions of dollars in 18 months? Okay. Let me just, you know, the World War II stuff. I'm sorry. Comparing ICE detention centers to concentration camps, like that is just insulting to history. It really irritates me when people do that. And they start making these comparisons between Hitler and Della.

I'm like, guys, you just lost me, okay? Because that shows absolutely no sensitivity or empathy for what people went through. I mean, six million people being slaughtered and you're going to sit there and say that. Give me a break. So there's that. So completely just false narrative, insane narrative. And then she starts talking about how the children are getting, I mean, what was that about?

Was that like a call out to the Epstein crowd or something? And then to say that they're getting pregnant and then they're having the babies and they're taking the babies away. Like, what was that? And that's when I said, oh gosh, she's been spending too much time in Ireland because there's these horrible stories. And it was actually pretty prolific, sadly, in Ireland. where if you were a young, unmarried woman and you got pregnant, the church would send you to a nunnery,

and you would give birth in the convent, and then they would take the baby away. And there was a horrible story that came out in the New York Times a few years ago, where it was suggested and reported that the Catholic Church had buried a lot of those babies. Anyways, a horrible, horrible, horrible stuff. But that's why I'm like, wait, has she been in Ireland too long? I can tell you, the administration came out and flatly denied this. A White House spokesperson called the Comments Gross said that, comparisons of ICE to Nazis are contributing, in fact, to that 1,300 percent increase in

assaults on ICE officers as well as 8,000 percent increase in death threats. And this person, it was Lauren Biz, also pointed out that the recent ICE arrests of people accused, it's been of violent crimes, right? So people who have been accused of violent crimes, including some of the things that she's mentioning there, like child on the state, that would be. You know, those people would still be on the streets. And so the, the spokesperson said, quote, would Rosie O'Donnell want these thugs for neighbors? I'm guessing not. I'm guess not. No, no, no, no. So it's pretty bizarre. It's pretty unhinged of her to say these things. And it's sad because it is,

as I said, trivializing things like World War II and the Holocaust. And, you know, for her to go on about this fascism in a fascist state. Listen, the fact that everybody can say all this crazy stuff should be proof enough, right, that you're not actually in a fascist place. Although I would argue that it depends on where you're saying it. It depends on where you're saying it. Rosie is losing a lot of followers, incidentally, I should point out, you know, a lot of people never liked her and now really, really don't like her. And so she's been out begging for people to join her paid arm of substack. When she went over to Ireland, I guess she probably didn't have a way to make a living over there. And so she said she was going to be on substack and you could get the free part

or you could get the pay part. Listen to this. You want to follow me on substack. Please do. You know, there's options. You can do it for free, of course. And there's a way to subscribe that you get extra things like possibly videos like this or, you know, or lives or I'm so um paying for rosy who's signing up for that no one no one that's why she's back over here hosting jimmy kimmel right that's why she's back over here doing her one woman show yeah no one um but she does have her little tic-tok audience who apparently tunes in from time to time and she's quite proud of that although worried worried about whether or not the world is going to get out as she so eloquently, I'm being facetious, says.

There, I've missed your TikTok. I'm worried that TikTok is going to go away. It seems as though the only place you can get the news of what's really happening in terms of of protests and whatnot is on TikTok. And the mainstream media has been letting us all down there in America where the fourth estate is required? You think so? See, I would actually argue something different.

I have a real problem with TikTok, Rosie. My problem with TikTok is that it actually won't let me get through. It actually takes issue with anything I say, even if I'm just reading you a Reuters or Bloomberg article for some reason TikTok thinks it's a problem and I have proof. I went on to TikTok last night, and I saw this. Account warning. You have multiple strikes on your account for violating our community guidelines. Another similar violation could result in an account ban. View how our enforcement measures have impacted your account. And I'm looking at this and I'm like, what? Are you kidding me? So I reported on Belfast, Ireland. You guys remember that? I reported on it

here with you and I reported it. They put a clip up on Facebook. I put a clip on Instagram. I put clips on YouTube. No problem. No problem anywhere. And then this place, ooh, TikTok. I thought that the Americans were supposed to buy it. Do you know, I'm not even, they won't even let me certify my account in all seriousness. It's just a random Trish Regan account. It has like nearly 600,000 subs and I can't get a blue check next to my name. And the reason they keep telling me is because I'm not providing them with substantial enough information that I'm a public person. So I've gone back at them

multiple times and I've given them Wall Street Journal articles, Financial Times articles, New York Times articles, People magazine, us weekly. I'm like, what do you want? Okay, here I am. All right? I am a legit person and I do have a public profile. And every single time they come back and they say it's not a valid enough source and I'm like, it's Bloomberg. It's the Wall Street Journal. Like, it's New York Times. What more do you want, you guys? I thought you'd love this. So then I started giving them some little blogs. Like maybe, you know, the mainstream media, they were suddenly, nothing works. Four times. I've gone back over and over and over and over again. I've just given up, okay? Like, I've given up. This is my TikTok account. Right now. I am in trouble because they

talked about Mamdami and his communist band of backup singers that are winning all over in New York. That's apparently a community violation. Seuta was actually, I guess, in their views, misinformation. When I talked about, it looks like I, can I spell it wrong? Seuta, right, near Morocco in Spain. And, I mean, the protests are out of control. Even in Madrid today, huge protests, right? They're so upset about all the people flowing into Seuta.

And TikTok tells me it's misinformation. Look at this one. Okay, so this is my story on Sayuta, and it says, here we go, violation reason. This is why I am in trouble with TikTok right now. In a global community, people will have different opinions, but we can aim to ground those conversations in facts. So they didn't like my fact was because I spelled Sayuta wrong. I don't know.

I mean, it was the same information anybody else had, I mean, except that I was actually in Spain and I had talked to some Spanish people and they weren't too happy with things that were going on. I don't call that misinformation. That's why we don't allow misinformation that could cause significant harm to individuals or society no matter the intent of the person posting it. This includes hoaxes, misleading AI generated content, harmful conspiracy theories, and other false information related to public safety crisis or major civic events where such content may lead to violence or cause public pain. Wow. I'm not really sure. I'm not really sure. I mean, unbelievable. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Oh, here we go. Account warning because of my

Mamdani. This is what Rosie loves. Okay, so Rosie loves TikTok. Trish does not. Mamdami communist candidates are winning and the Democrats are suddenly realizing they've created an uncomfortable monster. Even CNN has reached its limit. Watch the full show. I've got three strikes. I mean, this may be the end of Trish Regan on TikTok, but, you know, it's like she never existed because they won't authorize the account. They will not give me a blue check mark. I've never had this issue before, ever. And, you know, I've got millions and millions of followers and, you know, about 600,000 over there. And it's too bad because, you know, anybody can pretend they're me. And how would you know? Like, how do you know what the real account is? They're

sacrificing their own community, if you wouldn't. I've tried to tell them that. I've actually sent them notes saying this. And I still don't have a stinking checkmark next to my name. And I'm still dealing with account violations for misinformation and community guidelines standards. Give me a break. And they let this woman go on and say this. Countries have fallen stronger and bigger than ours to fascism. And, you know, World War II, we lost a lot of Americans over there doing what we're going. was right, ending this genocide, this Holocaust. And we all vowed never again, remember? Never again would we allow? Why did the German people allow that? Why did they? Nobody thought it was that bad,

and they started making gas chambers. We're making concentration camps. Oh, wow. Okay, TikTok, you've got one big devil standard. That's pretty gross. You let her say that, but I can't talk about how the Democrat Party has a problem on their hands. Do you still have the Chinese running things in the background? That's what I'm asking, for goodness sakes. I would get it when China was running the show. China doesn't like me very much. Trust me.

But they're supposed to be out. So what's going down? Might have to call the White House about that one. Unacceptable. Unacceptable. Anyway, this woman, she's imploding in real time. she has no fans, and she seems okay with that, I guess. I mean, except that she has to come back here to work now and then into Donald Trump country.

And now she's trying to drag jelly roll right down with her. And he apparently is happy to oblige jelly roll. Hemorrhaging followers just like Rosie. She loves him because of his crude commentary on that Jimmy Kimmel show. She loves him so much. She said she's going to have to go eat some jelly donuts. trust me. You know what, Rosie, you don't need any more jelly donuts. Uh-uh. Not a good idea. Anyway, jelly rolls melting down just like she is. Rosie's comebacks imploding along with jelly

rolls. I mean, if he ever, well, I mean, it's not even a comeback for him, right? He was actually kind of on top of his game and then he screwed it all up because he decided to say some stick, twisted, weird stuff about the president on that show that no one likes. I guess he was trying to appeal to that crowd. He knows that nobody likes the president. on that show, and he thinks, ooh, I'm going to expand my base. I'm going to go on to this Uber liberal show, and I'm going to trash Trump. Nobody on the Trump team is ever going to notice this. Well, they did notice it.

And Representative Ogles has a theory on why this might have happened. Maybe it was those fat jab medications that he's on. Maybe that, you know, like Jelly Rolls lost some of that jelly. And with the jelly went the funny. Watch. Jelly Roll, also Nashville. He's been kind of critical of Trump lately. I'm not sure what happened there.

I mean, there's that video of him like literally embracing Trump. And then I know he goes on to Zimpick or whatever and suddenly he hates Trump. So maybe that's a side effect. You think so? Hey, he said if you don't like my comments, stop listening to me. So are you still listening to Jelly Roll? One of your like constituents? You know, I can't say that I'd listen to him.

But if he were here, I'd shake his hand. well, you're a better man than me. Better man than me representing Vogels, because I don't think I'd shake his hand. I don't like the guy. I don't like the guy because it's like, you pretend you're one thing and then you're something else, right? And I know you're pretending because, you know, on the one hand,

you were loving Trump and then on the other, it's like, you know, you just can't stop trashing him. And now he's melting down because he realizes everybody's leaving, right? So like on the last show, he kind of had this moment where he told his fans to F off effectively. Here's his comment. He said some folks online were upset that I didn't treat the president with reverence and dignity. I don't even treat myself with reverence and dignity.

Well, clearly, I mean, just judging from all those jelly donuts you eat jelly roll, you don't. Any U.S. president should be able to handle a few jokes, right? And then he goes on to say, so for those, those who threatened to stop listening to my music based on my comments last night, I just want to say with conviction, go right ahead. Because I'm going to keep on speaking the truth, whatever that is, the truth, the truth to whatever audience is paying you in any given moment, whoever is the highest bidder gets jellyrolls affection for goodness sake.

You use the conservative audience only to toss them out when all of a sudden Hollywood kept calling. And they said, come host Kimmel. But, you know, here's the deal. if you host Kimmel, you got to be on Kimmel's side and they start saying those crass jokes that I don't even want to repeat. You know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about, right? Called the president of Fat Pig, this, that, and the other. Well, you know, the Fat Pig joke. That circles right back around Rosie. You see? There is a method to their madness. Those writers on the show, they did that deliberately. And he was the idiot who just lapped it up for a paycheck.

And I know John Rich was, we played some sound from John Rich, kind of, kind of, country music legend yesterday saying how, you know, that must be how he really feels. I don't know. I don't know is this guy, jelly roll, feels anything. I don't know is he has any conviction one way or the other other than the almighty dollar. And I say that because he's willing to go whatever way the wind blows in. Some of these country music artists, they want to cross over into pop.

And they think the way to do that is to be kind of cool with all the cool kids and get themselves into the pop industry. But I got news for you, Jelly Roll, and Rosie O'Donnell, and the rest of you, guess what? The cool kids aren't going to be the cool kids anymore. Yeah, the game is changing. Indeed, because Donald Trump is coming out swinging, making a run for Hollywood.

He's been hanging out with John Voight, and he and John Voight got together, and they decided they need to do more to help Hollywood. He wrote, I had a great and interesting meeting with the Hollywood ambassador, and movie legend John Voit. He is a fantastic man who loves our country. He's also the father of Angelina Jolie, who has very different politics, by the way, and feels very strongly that the motion picture and television industry needs to get some help because guess what, everything's

moving to Canada or some other place where they're given all kinds of tax breaks to get Hollywood in the door, and Hollywood is lapping that up. So Trump is saying, hey, maybe we've got to come up with some tariffs that was one of his ideas. And then he's also coming up with these federal tax incentives and guess what? All of Hollywood seems to love it. You got the Motion Picture Association saying hooray, hooray, hooray, the Directors Guild saying hooray, hooray, IATSE. I don't know what union that is, but I guess it's a union. They're going hooray, hooray, hooray. Okay, well, what is that going to mean? It's going to mean that the jelly rolls of the world shouldn't just be talking to the highest bidder because it may actually mean that if conservatives have a presence in Hollywood,

then more voices will be heard, more viewpoints reflected in our culture. And a little diversity will get injected onto the big screen and into Hollywood. And wouldn't that be a good thing? That would be a very, very good thing, right? Very, very good thing indeed. I don't know if it'll, I don't know if it'll happen ultimately, but I think that it's funny because Hollywood's not willing to turn away a dollar. And I haven't heard a peep out of any of these actors and actresses because I suspect

they're all on the payroll. Do you know what I mean by that? They're all on the Democrat payroll for a reason. They owe their careers to the Democrat Party. The Democrats have been in charge of Hollywood for years. And that is going to change. AOC! She was asked if she would ever date a Republican. Would you care to hear her answer? Let's go. What do you think?

Alex. Yes, hello. How are you? I'm well, how are you? I've been following your egg retrieval journey. Oh, thank you. It's been very interesting, very educational. Thank you.

You're using the frozen berries there. Are you eating the frozen berries after you? I'm looking to make a smoothie out of me. That's hilarious. Why did you decide to be so open about this process? It's quite a personal process and you're just like sharing it all. Yeah, you know, I think while I was navigating all of this, it was really hard for me to find information about anyone else that has gone through it.

But I know that this is something that women have to go through and people of all kinds have to go through. And we all have to make decisions about our lives and our families and career and work, and I think that a lot of people sit with this in silence. And I don't think that there should be any stigma about trying to make a family. Okay, so this is the whole bit about how she's freezing her eggs and everything. We know why she's freezing her eggs, and that's because she wants to run for president. She also kicked the boyfriend out of the house, so the boyfriend's long gone.

and now she's a she's footloose and fancy free on the scene. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez up for grabs. Anyone? She's not my taste. What can I say? If I were a guy, that would not be, and it doesn't even have anything to do with her politics. And I don't want to be too cruel, but let me just say the voice alone would be too much for moi. Okay. I told you, you know, I got some sensory things, you know, the auditory thing.

I don't think I could handle that voice. Anyway, let's go back. And by the way, congrats to TMZ. They have like a DC arm now and they got this interview with her. I think that the more that people understand how common this is, the more we can push to have fertility treatments covered and a part of the conversation and have our workplaces be able to. Oh, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. Okay, enough with fertility. Let's go on. Of any way that you make that, right, I think is something that should be affordable to everybody. Oh, she's still talking fertility. I mean, this is personal maybe. Do we know if it worked or not?

I feel very bad. Oh, he asked her if it worked or not. This is like, I hope you're sitting down. I hope you're not eating. I'm typically about my results, you know, and I'm very encouraged by them. Okay, that's good. I'm glad to hear that. Thank you. Thank you so much. Do you know, have you thought about like how many kids you'll want and when you'll want them?

You know, I think for me it's about, it's really about the, for me it's about the conditions, right? I think that there's no right way to go about this. Some people go into this and they say, I know that I want three kids. I know I want six kids. That's not you. For me, I think I would really love to have children. I would like to have children in a partnership that is and in conditions that I think are really great for a kid. And so for me, with me as president.

The number, I'm not super attached to any one thing. And I'm also very open about different ways to do that. You know, I have biological children, fostering, adoption. Oh, you're open to that? Yeah, I think it's always been very beautiful, the different ways that people, you know, make, bring children into their lives. Now, you said that word partnership. Is that what you're waiting for to fulfill this, you know, goal of yours?

I don't know. I think that, of course, like, there's so many different ways to make a family. I think that, you know, it's something that I, yeah, I don't know. I think it's just, I think for me, a lot of this choice was about taking some control in our lives. I think that women are often given these very intense messages of scarcity, right? I think women are constantly told that they're not enough or they're too much or, And I see a lot of young women, too, I think, get pressured into situations that are not ideal for them because there's this fear-based messaging that if you don't accept something that's, you know, what have you,

then, you know, and people end up in, like, abuse of situations, you know, all sorts of stuff. Oh, my gosh. And I think that really this is just about, enjoying a certain timeline that I think a lot of men already enjoy, right? Yeah. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Oh, boy.

I mean, the piece of my mind said, how long can she talk without actually saying anything? And clearly, she can feel some serious airtime, ladies and gentlemen, AOC, possibly the next Democrat nominee for president. I mean, what kind of surreal world are we living in when this, can I just say she's really kind of idiotic? their little nasal twingey voice. And, you know, she's talking about how she's, I mean, she's really like, Lauren 3115 saying she really is an idiot. And first strike hockey saying the interview was set up. I think it was. Like so just so you guys know how entertainment news works, they always give you a heads up, right? Like they're like, oh, the paparazzi. The paparazzi wants to be your friend. He's like, hi, Alex, you know, he's calling her Alex.

And they want to be your friend. And it's entirely possible, like, you know, she might have said, well, I get off work at four, you know, like I'll be down on the steps. Who knows? I don't know. I mean, fine. He got the interview, which is great. But it's clearly friendly territory. I don't think she would have been so friendly to our friend, you know, Allison, Allison, with Mike Landel's group. But anyway, she does get to her dating. your options in having biological children. Could I ask, would you ever date a conservative? Is that anything you'd ever entertain?

This is actually an important question. Think about that. Because would you ever date someone from the other side? I mean, if you say no, I wouldn't, then that kind of really shows me that you're all about only one thing, right? And we talk about coming together as a country, and I have family members, not in my immediate immediate family, but yes, I mean, you know, look,

my mom still wears her rhinestone donkey pin. It's actually kind of funny when we go out to dinner and somebody will like recognize me and they're like, whoa, because she's got her rhinestone donkey pin on her jean jacket all the time. And I'm like, you know, we just don't talk about politics, right? They're kind of like, wait, this is your mom. And you know what? I love her because she's my mom. and I don't think that politics needs to dictate your entire relationship with someone. So I'm going to say that. I'm going to preface. I actually don't fully know the answer to this.

I'm watching it together with you in real time. So let's see what she says. She was just asked, AOC, would you be willing to date a Republican? I have to say it's probably not. Did it across the aisle? No, you know, it's not to, you know, no foul to people who do, but, but I think, and of course how you define that is very different person to person, right? But I think a lot of politics sometimes, at least for me, is about values and being aligned

with, in values, I think is tremendously important. That makes sense. Would you have children in office? Because, you know, your future is bright. Yeah. It's bright. And so when is it going to be the right time? Yeah, you know, I think, well, first of all, one thing that I hear from...

Oh, my gosh. I don't think I can take that anymore. Are you guys with me? I mean, like, it's just... We got the answer to... She wants to talk about whether or not she'd have... She doesn't answer anything. So she's going...

We have children in office, and, you know, it's going to be like, well, you do-da-da-da-da. And then she uses... It's like, oh, my gosh, this is like champion word salad level. if you thought Kamala and deserved first prize, this girl, she's got it going on for word salad. I mean, that is a whole other level stuff, right? That's a whole other level stuff. I mean, my gosh, AOC, I got to hand it to you in that department. I have never seen, known, witnessed anybody with the ability to say so much in so many words

and not actually have anything of consequence in there. I guess she has to have it written out for her. I don't know. But here's one thing that is of consequence. So at some point, the TMZ reporter goes away, and somebody else comes in, and they ask her about Netanyahu. Don't forget Netanyahu's going to be in the U.S., in New York.

Mamdami wants Netanyahu arrested. He's made that abundantly clear. And then he kept going back to his lawyers and saying, can't we do it, can't we do it? No, guess what? you can't do it, you moron, because there's this little thing called the federal law. And guess what? The U.S. doesn't recognize the ICC, the International Criminal Court. So Mam Dami and his backup singer AOC want Netanyahu arrested. Here she is being asked the question, and she delivers.

Congresswoman in New York City next week, one week from today, the U.N. General Assembly will start, and Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to attend. Do you believe he should be arrested when he said? for on U.S. soil? I mean, I believe that he's been, I mean, the latest development now from the ICC is what he's been indicted. He's wanted by the ICC. I think that what we should be doing is being in, I think we should be in alignment with the findings of the International Criminal Court.

If there's a warrant out, then there's a warrant out. So should he be arrested when he steps on U.S. soil? If, if there is a warrant, well, here's the deal. The United States, shamefully, is not a signatory onto the IEAWRELA. We should be. The United States should be, I believe, a participant in the ICC. I think we should be a participant in our global justice system. We are not a signatory.

So when there's the question of what should happen in a philosophical sense, I think war criminals should be held accountable. And then there's the legal grounds, and I'm not a lawyer. Thank you. Yeah, well, first is, the international criminal court. criminal court is an illegitimate. Somebody else is. Your secretary of state is.

And, you know, think about her. She is just flying in the face of the Secretary of State of the United States of America. Let's go to somebody who knows what he's talking about, Marco Rubio, in a recent meeting there, a cabinet meeting, explaining that we do not recognize the ICC, and we don't recognize it for a reason. Listen. The first is, the international criminal court is an illegitimate international rule. organization that frankly illegitimate, they've made themselves illegitimate because they claim that even if you're not a member of that court, they can come after you.

What that literally means in the future is that American servicemen, political leaders, and others could find themselves under the indictment by this international criminal court. If you want to know a little bit about it, Jack Smith used to work there. These are the people that think they can go out and basically indict any world leader and haul them into the Hague. So we've begun to, we tried to get them to reform and listen to us. They wouldn't do it. They're very arrogant. We've now begun an effort to really try to bring that court to heal. Well, there's no information that they're after me. It could happen. Just so you know.

Because she's talking about it and saying that he's not trying to defend me. He is trying to defend Beebe and various other people. But there are many people that shouldn't be looked at that way. But there is no indication that I'm one of them at this moment. And I actually think, though, people who are in biggest days. in our system, our servicemen, people in uniform. They'll try to grab for the rest of their lives. We'll not be able to travel anywhere in the world

with their families because they can be arrested on one of these like, imagine you're a soldier, you fought in war and 20 years later, they try to come grab you. So this is a big problem. So we've had dozens of countries already joined us in separate. Since we started two weeks ago, five countries

have already quit the ICC and notified them that they're leaving, and we think there'll be more. The second thing is we had an unprecedented ministerial. Sixty countries came to Washington, and we're a part of an effort You know, Charlie writes here, the ICC is a communist attempt to undermine sovereignty, and you better believe it is, it is a communist attempt to have jurisdiction over the United States of America because they do not want the U.S. to be top dog.

And so it is actually kind of a dangerous thing when you think about it, these moronic people like AOC. And I think she might just be simply not that smart. Sandy from, where is it, that she's from somewhere in New York, just not that smart. Mamdami, on the other hand, not that he's necessarily smart, but he is a good actor, and he has a point of view that has been honed and nourished by his family, his father, who was an anti-colonial professor at Columbia University. So his entire sort of mantra is, the U.S. is bad, the U.S. is too big, the U.S. is imperialist, the U.S. is ruining the rest of the world.

And so this is what Mamdami has grown up around, and that is a viewpoint that, frankly, has been perpetuated by him, and it's made abundantly clear. And it's mixed with a form of communism as well, as well as his Islamic faith. So you've got, you know, all the biggies right there. And that communist sensibility is very aligned with the likes of Iran, very aligned with the likes of China. And so when I look at what I told you about earlier in the show, vis-a-vis TikTok, which was heavily owned by China, and I imagine still a lot of people from China are very instrumental in that company, and they won't let me talk about Mamdami because it's a community standards violation when I say, gee, this communism stuff is really going to hurt them.

I mean, think about that. They're going to take away my account, my account that's permitted everywhere else. I've never had these issues to that extent, anywhere else, except on TikTok, which was controlled by the Chinese up until quite recently, and I imagine they still have a hand in a few of these things because I still can't get my lousy blue checkmarked 600,000 subs later. I mean, this is crazy. And the guy that they love, you see, the guy I was insulting was Mamdami, Zohran Mamdami, Zohram Mamdami, who wants to recognize the ICC in total flagrant violation of everything that this State Department stands for, the guy who is trying to set up the meetings on the side with Iran,

you know, he sends his team out there to set up a meeting with Iran the country that we are at war with, while as mayor of New York City, he ought to be focused on the stinking potholes. And by the way, keeping the crazies off the streets, that is a horrible, horrible. horrible story. Horrible. But the crazy woman who killed that young mother, just making her way to work at Bank of America, coming from New Jersey, first day back from maternity leave, horrible story. Mam Dami, listen, forget Iran, forget all your international espionage, tell your wife, maybe can't do that little trip to Syria and Lebanon, because it turns out you're not going to risk the lives of the NYPD officers that she's demanding accompany her for her security,

Forget about it. She's going to be fine over there. I have a feeling in Syria and Lebanon doing whatever it is that she needs to be doing in those rogue parts of the world. But I would say, focus on New York. Keep it safe. He can't, you see, because he's there with a different mandate. Now, I just think AOC is just a, you know, bartender, frankly. I'm sorry, she should have stayed in bartending. He, on the other hand, is the guy whose accent changes on a dime, like more than Hillary or Kamala could ever hope to do. And he is the guy who is trying to set up meetings with Iran. And he is the guy who just released a list of 20,000 New Yorkers who have valuations above a million bucks on their property, who he thinks maybe don't live there.

And he has said, now go and prove that you do actually live there. and he put that out in a public notice, and I think that was quite deliberate. He is trying to gin up this class warfare. He is a bad, bad guy. And before you say, oh, New York, you know, they get what they pay for. I get it. Like, it's their problem. They put the idiot in, but they got to deal with this. And in the meantime, he could do a lot of damage. And so AOC, fine. You think the A, whatever, you just don't know enough. At least she admitted at the end. I'm not a lawyer. I don't really know. He's out there trying to push, push, push, push, push. ask yourself why that is. Really? Why is it? I have theories. I have theories and I'm probably going to get in trouble again on TikTok if we try to share this because my theories may not gel with what

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