Weekly Skews - Weekly Skews – We’re Hearing It’s a Caliphate or Something
Episode Date: July 2, 2025Peter Thiel comes out as a centrist on the issue of “whether or not all humans should die.” Ron DeSantis has a plan to feed immigrants to alligators. Then we discuss the New York mayoral primary... and whether American can survive a Woke Islamist Communist doing Sharia Law, which seems to mainly consist of faster city buses.Support the show
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what's up everybody welcome back happy skews day to you it's uh july first right
there's 30 days in june right mark we have that yeah so tomorrow's july first uh yeah we're
recording this on june 30th so i got a little confused for a minute but as you're watching this
it's tuesday july 1st uh 2025 halfway through 2025 already it's
It's been a horrid wind, but also going by pretty damn fast at the same time.
You know, this means we're closer to 2050 than 2000, right?
Yeah, I know.
Yes, it's insane.
Yeah, we're the first quarter of the 21st century is drawing to a close now already, so pretty wild.
Mm-hmm.
We have a fun show today.
I want to talk about the insane reaction to Zora Mamdami, when in the New York Senate,
New York mayoral Democratic primary
because it's a lot of funny
shit happening from the world's
most vindictive,
petty and stupid people.
Before that, we're going to talk about alligator
Alcatraz and Peter Thiel
openly saying he wants to murder all of humanity
which, or to be fair,
he sort of wiffly waffles on it, but we'll talk about that.
Before we get the show,
did you keep track of what happened at Glastonbury
at the music festival over the weekend?
Now, my music festival days are long, long behind.
may. I used to be into that whole thing, but
no longer.
As Nick,
in the solid Scottish accent,
so, uh,
as a,
as this example of people in power going to fucking insane and through,
and just like shitting their pants over anything related to Israel,
I want to like recap the sequence of events here.
I,
a couple months ago,
kneecap,
the Irish rap group,
uh,
named after the IRA's penchant for,
uh,
shooting collaborators with the British Empire in the East.
Um,
so you can take a wild stab with their politics,
rap about killing the queen and shit.
They were at Coachella,
and they led the crowd in a free Palestine chant
while on the screen was
fuck Israel free Palestine.
On the YouTube stream,
Coachella people decided to bleep
fuck,
which sort of makes sense
except they don't censor anybody else's language over anything.
But they also bleep free.
So if you watch it back,
Sounds like they're going bleep Israel, bleep Palestine.
Right, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
We don't like any of them.
No, even handed.
Respley even handed.
Yeah.
So, in response to that, the UK government decided to charge NECAT with, like, material support of terrorism.
Okay, because you said, you said Irish rap group, so they're from Northern Ireland, specifically.
You said they're never known to IRA, so they're.
I believe so, but yeah.
That would make them, because the UK, you know, if they're Northern Irish,
then the UK has jurisdiction
over them or whatever
and can actually do something to them
if they wanted to, I guess,
or...
Yeah, so they had their arraignment last week
and they kind of,
they were, they were few,
they basically demanded
to have an Irish interpreter
because they didn't want to speak English.
I fucking love the Irish, right?
So,
uh,
fast forward to this weekend, all right?
Glass and Barry is being broadcast
in the BBC.
BBC does not want to show kneecap
because they're afraid they're going to say,
say free Palestine.
So they cut to another stage
where bands performing
called Bob Villain, okay?
Bob Villain, besides having the word villain
in their name, is made up of two guys
whose names are Bobby Villain
and Bobby Villain.
They don't tell anybody the real names
because they're worried about government surveillance.
Sure.
And they have, one of the most popular songs,
the chorus of it is
landlord just raise your rent,
better get yourself a gun.
So obviously, the smart choice was to come to them
because they immediately led the,
they immediately led the crowd and chant of death, death to the IDF.
Okay.
So, what have we learned here?
Nothing.
Yeah.
The BBC famously refused to play the Beatles song,
Come Together, tried to censor it,
and we famously never heard it.
All of us never heard come together.
Right.
Can everybody just stop being fucking babies?
Yeah, where did the, it's like, I don't know.
Which you know how like this,
the spirit of rock and roll and punk.
punk and hip hop and all those things is a kind of you know uh fuck authority damn the man mentality
since day one of the saga it's like just don't show fucking rock and roll festivals on primetime
network television or whatever you're not into a little little bit of uh you know anarchy but
where where did there where didn't kneecaps fans at some festival or something also like boo rod
steward off the stage or something and chant older than israel or something like that to right like where
did that happen? Because that's also very funny
because he literally is older than Israel
by three years. Rod Stewart
came out of a supporter, Maddo Farage, who's like
so the crowd, like, the
kneecap got on, Sneezer. Kneeat was asked about it
because Bob Villan is another song
it's like, we heard you want your country back. Fuck you.
All right, which is basically just addressed it.
Not natural fraud.
Anyway, so like,
yeah, so the kneecap was asked about it.
They were like, Rod Stewart's older than Israel,
which is like you said is literally true.
But like, so, like, the whole thing
I'm trying to stop this shit,
a little old lady
by Helen from Wales
broadcast kneecap set on her phone
and was getting so many views
that it burnt her hand
and she kept broadcasting.
She had more views
in the BBC feed.
What do you guys even do it?
They have stricent and affect
kneecap into being a global fucking icons.
Right.
I feel like
these people have single-handly
brought back rock and roll.
I thought it was dead.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
Yeah, you're right.
Well, there's been a ton of dry sand effects stuff in recent times.
The JD-Bance meme?
Yeah, the JD-Vance meme is a great example.
But, yeah, so many times they just don't, I don't know.
They just don't understand fundamentally how any of that shit works, apparently.
It's like somebody telling, it's like telling people that you don't like a nickname that came up with and don't call you that.
It's like, well, now you're that for sure.
Like there's no surer way to lock in a nickname
than by telling everybody, but I don't like that.
Don't call me that.
Like, it's, you know, it's school.
You learn this shit in middle school
how this shit works, or you should.
Yeah, yeah.
Just a bunch of people who didn't get enough wedgies
in fucking middle school and not run the world
and think they could reassert their authority over the playground.
And it's like, like, the whole point of the stuff
is to control public opinion.
Does it feel like they're doing it?
Right.
I mean, in a way, just not the way that they want to.
Right, right.
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already told you we're going to be talking about the uh perhaps the gravest threat western democracy
has ever faced zohran mandani international jihadist and jew hater extraordinary that's what
i've been hearing anyway from also also a pro trans communist yes yes hard-course sharia law
Muslim and also super
into gays and trans people
and stuff like that.
Yeah, so, you know, like, because that's how that always
works. But anyway, we'll be
breaking all that down a little later, but first
we begin with the Daily Dumbass. Matt,
graphic, please.
Tonight's D.D.
The people taking me out of context
when I said, kill all humans
when I clearly just meant
kill most humans. This is
Peter Thiel.
You would prefer the human race to endure, right?
You're hesitating.
Well, I don't know.
I would, I would, um, this is a long hesitation.
There's so many questions.
Should the human race survives?
Uh, yes.
Okay.
But, uh, I also,
man, that's almost like on the level of when, uh, Sandusky got ass.
asked on live TV if he was sexually attracted to young boys.
And he was like, what do you say?
He was like, what do you mean by a young?
Or what he said?
He said something crazy like that.
He was like, you know, I don't know about, it depends on what you, you know, depends on
how you define that.
It's like, you just say no to that, man.
Or in this case, you just say, yes, of course I think the human race should, should survive.
It's like, well.
But to it, to his credit, he's not lying.
Yeah.
But, like, I mean, that's the meat to be traced.
You know the old thing?
Like, everything said before the word but is a lie.
Right.
Right.
So he's being, so that part's a lie.
But the butt is true.
So if you guys, like, this Silicon Valley fucking, when I, I'm not talking about like the regular coders, all right?
Like, the Silicon Valley is basically, they've got this phenomenon where like, if you go in and pitch like a regular business, we're just like, I got a good idea for a thing that would help people at a reasonable price and a return you reasonable margins.
The money people.
People are like, fuck you, die, right?
Yeah.
But if you're like, I've got an idea for an app that reverse desalinate ocean water through creating cryptocurrency that's mined while through a helmet that people wear while they dreamed, they're like, brilliant.
Even though it's stupid, it doesn't work, right?
So like, so the guy that Peter Thiel was talking to there is New York, New York Times is resident conservative columnist Ross Delford, who's like a hardcore Catholic.
So this is like a summit, conservative summit between the two power vectors in the Republican Party.
You've got the people who believe in God versus the people who believe they are God.
Yeah.
Peter Theonist, right?
I think, I wish everybody understood politicians especially, especially the Democratic Party,
we want to kind of work with these people.
There were in the grips of two doomsday cults, okay?
You've got the end times like evangelicals who want to help Israel, Bob,
go to war with Iran
so Jesus comes back.
Right.
The rapture,
the book of revelation
or whatever.
Yeah.
The return of Christ.
And then you got the people like Peter Theo
who want to help Israel bomb Iran
to train your artificial intelligence
so that computer Jesus can come back.
Okay.
So like these people really do believe in transhumanism,
upload your consciousness to the cloud.
Like what does that?
They're basically imagining a future where their consciousness can live on forever
without causing any environmental damage because they will not exist
to physical plan.
Yeah, okay, look.
I think maybe we've talked to this on here before,
but maybe I'm thinking about one of my other podcasts.
I've,
I mean,
I know I've mentioned the fact that it's been hard for me to,
I just feel so naive in everything at this point in my life
because my whole life growing up,
I've been very into futurology
and that type of thing,
the potential of the future in technology
and where we could be going,
and it's just somehow it never occurred.
me that it would be, uh, you know, the bad version of it all or whatever.
Have you never seen a science fiction movie? It's always the bad version. I've read all the books
and seen all of them. Uh, and I, and yes, they are always bad. But usually also those are
making some, without this doesn't help my case. I was going to say, you know, there's like
social commentary about our present culture, but that, that, that implies that the problems we have
today would fuck us in the future, which is exactly what's, is happening. But anyway, yeah, I don't
know, like, you say that, like, the idea of that, like, that, you know, the, the Black Mirror
episode with the two lesbians on the beach, where they, they're in, like, that, it's like the
only Black Mirror episode that ever has a happy ending, and it's like them live, it's like the
notebook, but they are young together in, and fucking digital eternity on a beach and a
computer somewhere at the end of it. You know, I, I like that. I like the idea of that, but,
but we're not going to, you can't, you can't.
You know, have you ever read the book, the short story?
I have no mouth and I must scream.
Because that's probably what it would be, which is hell on earth.
Something like these guys are so fucking arrogant.
Like, they really do believe all this stuff and they're pushing this towards
this future.
And that's the reason they're willing to crack whatever eggs they have to crack to make this omelet.
But one thing I want everyone, when people talk about AI and AGI and like transhumanism
and all this shit and making computers conscious, we still don't know how human
consciousness works as the problem that people have been trying to figure out for the entirety
of human history it's what the fucking book of genesis is about so like the the no one we can't
recreate something that we don't understand right can we just enjoy a miracle the other problem
with it the other problem with it is even if you could like accurately recreate it or copy it
it being your consciousness and you could upload it into a digital paradise that is just a
version of you, but it's not the
you, you know, like you
would just blank out and not ever
wake up, and then a computer version
of you, who has all your memories and stuff,
would wake up in the digital paradise,
but you wouldn't experience that.
Like in the prestige, you know how they,
you never know who's going to be in the box or who's going to
come out like that. It would work
like that, even if they could recreate it.
So it makes it kind of pointless anyway,
in my opinion. Right.
But anyway, we've got to spend a trillion dollars
and destroy a bunch of lives trying to do it.
While we're on this subject, Elon Musk this week, he said that people with neuralink brain chips will eventually be able to have full body control and sensors from a Tesla optimist robot so you could basically inhabit an optimist robot.
Let me quote here.
Not just the hand, the whole thing.
You could mentally remote into an optimist robot.
Yep.
To do what?
Right.
Yeah.
Well, there was, there's, you ever seen the movie surrogates in the Bruce Willis movie?
maybe you think of altered carb in the sci-fi series where like
but the point of that was to save time on space travel
where you could send your consciousness across the universe
into a mercenaries could do it to send their brains into a body waiting to fight
and they could like flee back once they find out of it's basically just you're not in any
physical danger you know what I mean like you're at home like safe or whatever
and you get plowed by a bus it's just a robot version of you and you just put yourself
into a different robot and you know I think that was the idea there but anyway
so we never have to go outside again I know
Yeah. Also, these robots are not, you know, they're still like clunky and goofy and shit, you know, not just...
I was trying to think of use cases for it. I guess you could project your consciousness into a robot at a warehouse.
You didn't have to commute to the Amazon warehouse you work at. But like, but like, but the main thing that people are going to do with it is fucking. Like, if you put your...
If I put my mind into a Tesla robot and jerk myself off as a gay, right?
Yeah, I don't know. The ultimate stranger.
Right.
But maybe if you're like quadriplegic or something like that, you know, then maybe...
Maybe they could, do you know what I mean?
Like if you're fully, if you're like locked in your body physically or something and you could, you know, control a robot, then they'd probably think that's pretty cool.
But that's pretty limited.
But you can't feel?
Right.
Right.
So can you use wear VR goggles and look at stuff, look at a view of something walking around?
Like, it doesn't matter.
It's fucking stupid.
It'll never happen.
He just makes shit up.
All right.
Yes.
All right.
Our next honorable mention is anti-American types who don't think it's cool to set a promo video for a concentration.
camp to butt rock baby the hypnotist of all rock that of the butt here we go the next month
five thousand migrants will be housed in trailers and heavy duty tents remote abandoned airfield
as i call it alligator alcatraz in a promotional video set to music for it as attorney
general lays out what he considers a deterrent for any potential escapees people get out there's
not much waiting for them other than alligators and python but some local
Do you hear that guitar shredding in the background?
Yeah.
So the public just found out about this thing last week.
Like last week, your Times reported there was,
there were starting constructional alligator Alcatraz.
Like, construction was supposed to start Monday, right?
The Monday that we're recording on.
Now NBC News is reporting that it's opening Tuesday with Trump taking a tour of it.
At present, this tent city with no air conditioning or whatever in the fucking Everglades.
can house 5,000 people, but they want to get it up to 100,000 people?
Yeah.
It's basically a holding pen with an airport.
It's an old airport used to use for training base so they can fly deportation flights out of it.
Here, like, this is fucking madness, and I can't believe that this is just happening, and there doesn't seem to be any organized thing to stop it.
Yeah, well, so it's like a, it's like a forward operating base for sending people to the concentration camps or something.
Like, you send, if they're going to El Salvador, you send them here for, like, processing.
So they're in these, these little trailers in the Everglades for a while.
And then they use that airstrip to sip them off to whatever hell's, you know, hellish cell on the other side of the world they're going to.
And, yeah, like, the Supreme Court just greenlit third party deportation.
So basically, you can send, you can send Vietnamese immigrants to South Sudan.
I know.
That, how, what is the rationale for that?
Because I just, you know, like, if.
If you want to say, like, oh, no, we're kicking them out of the country, then how do you justify not sending them back to the country they came from?
Like, what possible rationale is there for, oh, this Vietnamese guys here illegally?
We're going to send them to Sudan.
Like, a lot of their countries won't take them back.
Right, but.
Yeah.
So what, it's like, well, they broke the law by coming in here and their punishment is to go to this prison in another country?
Or just probably probably uses slaves in South Sudan
Like this is so fucking bot
Like if anybody
I'm sure everybody knows their history here
But like there was a past fascist power
Whose original plan was to deport people
And originally ran out of people to take them
Including United States turning around
Turning away a boat that Anne Frank was on
So they had to come up with a type of solution
Like it was a final for this problem
Right
So this is the
This is how you get there
Oh, yeah.
It's like, yeah.
So here's Ron DeSantis giving a tour of this fucking concentration camp to Fox News, of course.
This is going to be, illegals will come in, they'll be processed, there'll be places for them to be housed, you'll have an ability for food, you'll have you an ability for them to consult legal rights if they have that.
Yep, they'll have the ability for legal rights if they have that.
He goes on to point out where the showers are
As if it's like an amenity
Concentration Auschwitz famously did not have showers
Yeah
The situation we find ourselves in
Is like
Since Hurricane Katrina
There was this fever swamp
Fever Swamp right wing conspiracy theory
That FEMA was building camps
To herd people into
Now we're literally using FEMA money
To build concentration camps
and the people that spent decades complaining about this possibility
under George W. Bush and Barack Obama
are now cheering this on like fucking psychos.
The whole point of putting this in the Everglades, by the way,
is so they can make it lower staffed.
They don't have to have as many guards
because there's nowhere to run to.
Yeah.
Their plan is to be...
Well, they just deputize the gaiters down there, like they said.
Put a little badge on the song.
Here's a real tweet from Homeland Security.
I swear to God, I had not seen that.
I did not know they had done that when I said that just now.
I was about to call for it, Matt's on point.
That's a real tweet from Homeland Security.
It's an AI-generated image of alligators wearing ice hats around a fence with razor wire.
All right.
Which the sheer imagery of this is like, we're cold-blooded lizard brain killing machines.
Yeah.
Or, you know, we'll happily feed these people to alligators.
You know what I mean?
Like, like, it would be funny if anyone tries to run and gets eaten alive by alligators in the swamp.
Like, that would be hilarious.
Don't you all agree?
And the alligators would be the good guys there.
They'd be cheering on the alligators while they rip, you know, Venezuelans apart or whatever.
It's very.
I got to tell you, if I'm like a, like a Venezuelan immigrant, I'm risking it.
Or Cambodian, you're about to send a fucking Sudan.
I'm waiting through that swamp.
Maybe. I guess the only upside here that's being so lightly guarded because it's low budget is like we can do a new underground railroad with swamp boats. I guess if you just run a swamp boat and you'll get your family back. So they're fucking this. They're selling beer coosies with alligator Alcatraz branding on it. If you got this image, Matt. There's a T-shirt in Florida, their Florida GOP website is a bunch of merch. I hope people buy these.
so everyone knows who to not talk to ever again,
whatever this fucking ends.
The context we're operating in here is that today as we speak,
the Senate is debating doing voter-rama shit on the,
I refuse to call it the, it's by its name, the al-bub-ba.
If it passes in its current form,
will establish ICE is the single largest internal policing entity in the United States.
ICE will potentially have more employees than the FBI
and more detention space than the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
prisons. People should be throwing their bodies in the way of this shit.
Like, like, we're talking about ice expanding.
It's, it's, like, detention abilities.
Like, they just passed their record for in-custody deaths yesterday, by the current,
we're only halfway through the year.
The previous record was 12, and they just hit 13, I think.
The guy that died was a 75-year-old Cuban guy who'd been in America since 1966.
There is simply no way, like, these kind of camps kill old people and children.
There's no way around it.
You cannot do it without killing people.
Of course, if there's no air conditioner in the fucking Everglades in July.
I don't even know if he'll just be fucking old people and kids, you know.
Like there's no way around it.
Many, many people will die from those conditions, I would imagine.
Didn't they also just rescind the, because we talked before about their quotas.
It's fucking 3,000 a day or whatever, and it's an impossible number to hit,
which means there's going to be a lot of collateral damage.
But didn't they also just like rescind the legal?
status of like half a million people, you know, who were otherwise legal.
You know, they should, they, uh, the Haitians, yeah, the Haitians came up.
Their number came up, uh, which is like, the, the statement they put out being like,
Haiti's safe now.
They can go back and what the same, they don't even have like a fucking government down
there.
Eric Prince currently has a contract from somebody to assassinate Haitian,
uh, gang leaders with drone strikes.
Mm-hmm.
And we're saying it's safe to send people back there.
Um, as far as the, like,
the sauce is getting made of this bill because everybody knows it's fucking toxic and evil is but they feel like they have to pass something as utterly hilarious like they bought the originally had bought Lisa Murkowski's vote this Republican senator from Alaska by saying that the Medicaid work requirements put language in there where the Medicaid work requirements would not apply to non-contiguous states right so just Alaska and Hawaii yeah which is like that's so I guess if you wanted to not have Medicaid work requirements you
You could just, in California, we could pray for earthquake to slide us, like, slightly into the ocean.
Or, like, you'd get a saw and saw Florida off, like, like, the fucking Looney Tunes cartoon.
You could all have, you could all have federal benefits again.
Fuck.
Anyway, the House, what do you call it?
The parliamentarian said that was stupid, and they didn't fly according to the Senate rule.
So they stopped talking to the parliamentarian now, so none of the numbers add up anymore.
Tom Tillis announced he's not going to run for reelection.
He's a senator from a Republican senator from North Carolina.
sort of being castes
that act of bravery
which kind of is
it's more of a fuck you
I quit
but he's been an utter coward
most of the time
in the Senate
and everything having to do
with Trump
but the basic jamies
put in with North Carolina
as half a purple state
he had a choice
between voting for the bill
and losing in the general
or voting against the bill
and Trump's saying
he was going to prime marry him
so he's like
fuck you guys
you guys get a Democratic senator
now next term
he gave a floor speech
to his credit
shitting all over this bill
and pointing out
that the whole thing's based
point a lie. The Medicare cuts are slated to phase in after the midterms. They did that on purpose
just to nobody would feel it so they don't get to keep one more term in their jobs.
Isabel, to go through the particular, the biggest wealth transfer in American history,
kills the solar energy. It doesn't just like get rid of the tax subsidies. It raises taxes
on solar wind projects just to sabotage them. A trillion dollar cut to Medicaid, which is going
to lead to, they say, one in four nursing homes closing plus a bunch of rural hospitals. Energy
a shortage. Texas's fucking power grid
probably cannot survive without
wind and solar. It's like half wind and solar at this point.
$4.2 trillion in new debt.
One of the...
Elon's even coming down on the bill because of the wind
and solar ship because they need all this
new power to
supply their AI
data centers.
And the Democrats to their credit,
a lot of them are trying to assuage the evil
language's bill and draw the process as long as possible
to increase political pressure on
senators like Murkowski and Susan
Collins to vote against this bill
or soften the language in it. I want to play
this video from John Fetterman earlier
today complaining about how other senators are
doing work.
Oh my God, I just
want to go home. I'm worried that
I missed our entire trip.
All right.
You can kind of Matt.
It sounded whatever is. I don't know what it's fucked up.
But he was saying is like, oh, God,
oh, God, I just want to go home.
We shouldn't be here until all hours of the night.
I already missed my whole beach trip with my family.
Motherfucker, I do not care about you going to Ocean City and dripping butter from crab legs in your tummy on the fucking beach.
They're like, like 17 million people are going to lose health care.
Yeah, I know.
It's not like, you know, I don't know.
How often are they even have to be there in D.C.
doing what is actually their job anyway.
Like the vast majority of their time is spent just trying to keep themselves in office.
and, you know, asking people for money and fucking speaking engagements and all kinds of bullshit like that,
but actually making laws or legislating, you know, they hardly ever do it anyway.
And then when they go there, they just bitch about it all time.
Yeah, people ain't, ain't nobody trying to hear that fucking do your job, especially coming from that, dude.
If they keep everybody at 4 a.m. and somehow soften the language to make it so 5,000 people keep their health care, that's fucking worth it.
And like, fuck.
All right.
What do you, so normally they would need 60 votes, right, to pass it.
But there's loopholes to make it to where they can do it with 51.
And part of the give and take of that is that Democrats can add unlimited amendments to it or something like that.
So they're going to, what, I mean, I guess nobody knows, right?
Like, how long could this, how long they're going to argue about it did, you know,
when are we going to have an outcome
from this? I mean, I guess
with this outfit, there's just no way to know, because
it could go any number of ways.
But, because it's happening
right now, right? Like, they're currently
fucking with it right now. But.
Trump wants to sign something before July 4th.
He wants to have a big party before July 4th. That's,
that's the impetus behind all this.
Okay.
All right. Let's talk about New York City,
baby. So,
Zora Mondami won the New York
Democratic primary and fairly, for
mayor, and fairly
overwhelming fashion, which was kind of unexpected,
considering he was pulling at 0% the end of last year and 2% in January.
And he got 46% in the first round,
when you do the ranked choice voting,
he's going to get more and more votes as it goes.
So it's pretty astounding victory.
And everybody's freaking to fuck out.
And the fourth thing I want to ask,
Trey, what is a mayor?
I mean, I don't know.
I know in movies, especially 80s movies,
They're, you know, the all-powerful king of whatever community is the protagonists are, you know, operating inside of.
Like, you know, the mayor, they give people medals, they put ribbons on it.
They cut big ribbons with large pairs of scissors.
These are all things that mayors do, I believe.
I was under the impression they were a mid-level bureaucratic functionary of, like, a municipal district.
But apparently they're all-powerful, like, Shah.
And I have no idea if he'll be a good mayor of New York.
No,
there's anybody else.
I don't even think that's really possible anymore.
What was the last time New York had what anyone would consider to be a good mayor?
So we've said that before on here because we're talking about Eric Adams so much and everything.
But, like, it is funny how they literally never have a mayor that hits for them or other people.
But, like, we were, I was just in New York a couple weeks ago for a week and we took a cruise around the island of Manhattan.
and it had a tour guide on it.
We went by the Statue of Liberty and all this other stuff,
and it was great, and we're giving fun facts and shit the whole time.
And he was very careful, I thought, to, like, not get into overt politics.
Like, he literally read every word of the Statue of Liberty poem, right, which,
but he didn't have any kind of commentary on it.
He just read it.
And, of course, I'm sitting there thinking the whole time, it's like,
I bet, you know, there's so many Americans today.
We'd be like, we need to get rid of that gay shit, you know,
the poem about the give me your huddled masses.
and I light my lamp beside the golden door and all that.
But he tried to be very apolitical.
The only thing, in a three-hour cruise,
the only overtly political thing he said was,
we went by the part of Manhattan where the mayor's mansion is.
It's like up in the northeastern, like part of the island of Manhattan.
And you can see it from the water.
And he was like, so yeah, that's where mayor, what's his name, lives now.
But you also notice the next thing you're going to see over here,
this is the, whatever the name of it is, landfill.
It's the largest landfills.
Phil in the island of Manhattan, which is actually right beside the mayor's house, which
most New Yorkers find to be exceedingly appropriate.
So, yeah, like, the only time he got political was to shit on the mayor, and not just
Eric Adams, but, like, just the office of mayor in New York City.
Eric Adams is that a 20% approval rating.
It's pretty safe to criticize them in New York.
So, and I don't know if Zorod Mundani can possibly be a successful mayor of New York,
because the same forces that are going to try to, like, start.
stop him from getting elected,
you're going to try to stop him
from being successful,
which is like the idea
that the fact,
the idea that they're afraid
he'll be a bad mayor
seems completely silly to me
considering the current mayor
as Eric Adams.
They're afraid he'll be a good mayor
that people will like the shit he does
and that's what's fucking terrifying to them.
Which is like,
why I find this hysteria hilarious,
it's like the autoimmune response
that happens in a political system,
anytime anyone proposes even small changes
to directly help working people.
Like, the fact of this,
guy who's young and charming and charismatic could win a primary by just walking around
New York shaking hands and talking to people of all stripes about the cost of living
problem that's how he becomes a Hamas woke communist right yeah the I feel like the
status quo democratic establishment types really out themselves as being much closer to
you know just like the Fox news crowd or whatever whenever this type of situation comes
up because Mom Donnie's already getting the exact same treatment on Fox News that, like, AOC did when she first came out where they'll post like a graphic that's entitled, like, you know, radical leftist mayoral candidates, actual policies, right?
And then it's a bullet point list that's like free baskets for newborn babies, you know what I mean?
Lowered health care costs, more efficient bus system or whatever, just stuff that's like objectively good for people, but it's framed in a fear.
bongering way on Fox News that I don't even
fucking understand, but then that's the same way
that, like, Cuomo and
Democrats like that talk about him, too.
It's just...
The presidential election was just in
November, and I specifically remember
Trump campaigning on $5,000
baby bonuses for newborns.
I remember that. I was alive
then. And now it's communism
for him to send him a basket with fucking diapers and baby
powder? This is a guy, like...
So, anyway, yeah, Zoran, if you watch the news,
is a fundamentalist, Muslim, radical
who happens to have a Brooklyn artist wife
who he met on Hinge
and didn't take his last name.
And the idea that he's a Muslim sleeper agent,
does he may remember last year
when Eric Adams was indicted
for being a spy for the government of Turkey?
Yeah.
Am I the other one who remembers that?
Right.
I wanted to start off here
by talking about a collection of what I call
the most hinged responses.
Maybe the most sane anti-Zeron.
take was Marjorie Taylor Green saying this
hits hard with an air-generated
image of the Statue of Liberty wearing a burq
I've got this image Matt
right
again
the
they being Marjorie Taylor Green
and all of them
on their side
especially lately in this era and the way they're
treating immigrants and immigration
the very idea of it and sending people with concentration
camps and shit they're way more
openly disrespectful
to what the Statue of Liberty stands for and is about than, you know, just being a Muslim politician or whatever Mom Dani is doing.
But I'm just saying it's like, she's right there beside Ellis Island.
The whole thing is like, you know, about fucking welcoming people.
And this is the melting pot.
Come, things are better here.
It's what we do.
And it's like, they're spitting in the face of Lady Liberty every single day of the Trump administration.
So I don't want to hear that shit from her.
I feel like if they knew anything about what Shariah actually was,
they wouldn't be so afraid of it.
Well, they'd just pretend to be afraid of it.
But, like, oh, yeah, they would love the parts of it that they imagined it is.
But, like, what it actually is, like, directions on how to process your food and shit.
But, like, so, like, under Sharia law,
Zoran would not be able to inherit property because his mom did not convert to Islam.
Right?
So I don't think he's for it.
So New York Young Republicans came out.
the Trump administration to revoke Mondani's citizenship and deport him, which Congressman Andy
Ogles came out in favor of. Carolyn Leavitt was asked today if Donald Trump was considering revoking
his citizenship, and she laughed about it. Um, oh, fuck. Just like, try it. Just try it,
mother. I'm at the point where it's like, just try it, motherfuckers. Let's just, let's just get to it.
This is all so fucking insane infuriating. Um, but watch these two edited together. C.S. C. C.
CNBC clips, where this first guy is struggling to remember the plot of the Dark Night Rises,
which he seems to think is a documentary?
What Batman is up against in Gotham and what the guy running for mayor is up against?
That's what it reminds you.
They're taking Wall Streeters and make him walk out under the ice in the East River and then they fall through.
I mean, there is a class warfare that's worth it.
What's happened here, I think is...
The rent's too high.
what the new mayor potentially of new york is going to freeze the rents and everybody eats for free
so they don't have to worry really yeah but how about the rich no no no no no no shot no yes they get
the voters united states will occasionally be like hey rich people can you pay 50 cents more in taxes
to buy milk for children right and their wall street guys are like like how the bolsheviks did
zard nicholas's poor beautiful daughter anastasia it's like jesus christ man you fucking whiny
babies. They do not understand that paying marginally more in taxes is the
compromised position. What they're describing is if they don't let Zoran Guffer. Right. Yeah, no.
Everybody's just got a fucking persecution complex, whatever. It's just like how Christians
had to feel like they're actually the most, you know, oppressed minority in this country
or whatever. Like, rich people are like that too. It's like they, you know, when this type of
shit comes up. It's like you said, just asking to pay marginally more. Like even, not even
up to levels that historically they have had to pay in this country and still managed to, you know, like their grandpa's still got rich as fuck when the marginal tax rate was much higher, you know, 50, 60 years ago or whatever and fucking it was fine, made the trust fund that they then used to build their wealth off of. But they act like if you just suggest we should even go back to 50% of that or whatnot, we're going to line them up in the street. We're going to, you know, start polishing the guillotines back up and stuff like that. Which, you know, I mean, if they don't chill out, then maybe. But nobody's talking about that yet.
occasionally there'll be a guy who goes on
CSNBC or Fox business
who gives a rant about
yeah I'm rich but we don't do something
at equality soon we're all going to end up dead
and then he mysteriously
has never shown in the air again
so here's another one
in response to Zora Mumdani's
primary win
Laura Lumer the podcaster
apparently has hiring and firing authority
in the White House over national security staffers
Laura Lumer pushes the idea that
Muslim Uber, Lyft and taxi drivers
would start coordinating attacks
on non-Jews to carry out jihad.
I have no idea why she said non-Jews,
but she didn't say that.
I watched it.
Do we have a legal regime
where Uber drivers report to the mayor?
Right.
Well, it's just all Muslims, Mark, I think.
You know, they just had their meetings
where they plan their jihads and stuff.
And now he's the top Muslim in the area.
You know, he's been elevated to chief Muslim.
Yeah.
In the New York metropolitan area.
Fundamentalist Muslims.
fundamentalist Muslims
famously decide
their leadership
through elections
so here's a
the rainbow coalition
of Papas
have come out against Zora
there's something about him
that I can't see
like just triggers
about his type
triggers the fucking
craziest old people
here's a guy
to protest in Queens
was attended by like
five people
they was talking
he's talking about
Zoran used to make
YouTube videos
Ray Rath
when he was younger
Mr.
Mamdani's name
is Mr. Cardamom
Mr. Cardamom
is a C-class rapper.
Is that his actual rapper name?
I don't know.
Was it like Mr. Cardamom or M.C. Cardamom or something like that?
Mr. Cardamombe.
Mr. Cardamom was his rapper name.
Okay, gotcha.
He wasn't, he wasn't, by the standards of such things, he wasn't that bad.
It's not as bad as, like, Vivek's stupid rapper.
Zora, at least, writes his own shit.
Vivek would just, like, do karaoke rap tunes.
So, this isn't the worst one, but it did maybe kind of laugh.
is a New Yorker write-up comparing
Andrew Cuomo and Nandami.
One thing the candidates share, I suppose,
that both got accused of being
Nepo babies.
Mandami's mother made the
1991 indie romance
Mississippi Massala.
Cuomo's father was the governor of New York.
Yeah, basically the same thing.
A 1991 movie,
there was one of Denzel Washington's
first starring roles
when he was basically an unknown
that grossed $7 million at the box
office about him falling
in low with an Indian lady in Mississippi
has made
Zoran Mandami the most powerful and stoppable
force. Yeah,
92% on Rotten Tomatoes, by
the way.
Yeah.
Yeah.
On the Democratic side, like,
they're going to do what they, I imagine
what they usually do is just dither around and
eventually come around to the same position for
most of them, but a lot of them aren't.
Like, a lot of these strategists and advisors here
are saying, like, look at these nightmare policies.
And it's a bunch of, like, populist, slightly lefty stuff that, well, they may not find super realistic.
It's obvious why it has an appeal to a Democratic base.
Their determination to have learned nothing since 2016 is absolutely fundamentally amazing to me.
Here's one of CNN's data guys here, Ian, and talking about this.
The most of a Democratic establishment.
We have seen poll after poll, after poll showing Democratic voters fed up with their leaders in Washington,
fed up with their leaders in government.
They've been complaining about the problem with young men voters.
Guess who turned out, who had a huge turnout Tuesday, right?
Since Zoran won Tuesday night, more than 1,100 young people reached out to run for something.net to explore run for local office, according to them.
It's one of their biggest spikes of the year.
It's worth knowing that one of the things that Zoran did to pander to young people did not include curse for no reason, talk about hip-hop groups in the 90s, and push cryptocurrencies.
He didn't do any of that shit.
And it's worth noting that...
No, he made social media videos with the Comtown Boys.
Yeah.
Which, by the way, those guys hit for me.
Those guys are hilarious.
So that was a good call on his part.
He also, like, because he doesn't rock with cancer culture shit.
Right.
He's like, yes, right.
He's the, yes, exactly.
He'll go anywhere and talk to anybody, which is what they say they should be doing.
And he actually does it and pulls it off.
They're like, no, not like that.
Because you actually said you wanted to do stuff.
That's not what we meant. We meant go on Joe Rogan and talk about UFC, not go on Comptown and talk about raising the universal basic income or some shit, right?
Yeah. But yeah, like you said, the old guard, like you said, I don't know. The world and the majority of the left has been screaming at them for, you know, years now that like they need to get with the times or just fuck off would be better. But that they're not, people aren't picking up what they're laying down and haven't been for a long time. But they're just.
clinging to it for dear life, you know, and I don't know if it's just human nature.
It's like the relinquishing of power.
People just don't want to do it.
Like you get into these positions and you just won't let it go.
But they're burying their heads and they're saying and refusing to face it.
Or if it's just like they had such a good setup for so long in terms of, you know, how the status quo benefited them and people like that, you know, it worked out very well for them.
And it's like they can't, they just can't accept that it's like that it's over or what, but.
Dude, the politics here, they act like they're so complicated, but they're so sensitive.
simple and a political organizer who I won't like name but let's say his name is producer
hat Mildreth yeah who for his day job does a lot of purr polling of rural people has told me
repeatedly when he goes in these pitch meetings tells him like the number one thing you can do to
sway people is just shit on fucking rich people right everyone hates billionaires right
fucking hate them the lane here is obvious to anyone who wants to see it is my boss makes a dollar
I make a dime.
It's why I take a shit on company time.
Right.
But they will not shit on billionaires to do everything they can to not do it.
And that's why they hate him.
That's because he shit.
I mean, he gently shits on billionaires.
We've got to show you a video clip in a minute.
But, like, everyone's trying to make this of an anti-Semitism, which is fucking
hilarious because they just tried this hustle for fucking, it's a mayoral election about
the city of New York, a military conflict, 7,000 miles away doesn't have much bearing
on anybody who, like, their day-to-day life living there.
But, like, so.
Right.
That's, well, yeah, that's the thing.
The first time I saw the mayoral primary race even get brought up was when they were on some local, like, regional debate that they all did between the candidates.
And they all got, it was demanded that they all stand with Israel or whatever.
And he was the only one.
That's the first time I even heard of him.
But as some of people point out, it's like, what the fuck does Israel have to do with the city, the municipality of New York and being the mayor there?
Like, what?
To go through what actually happened, there was like an eight-person debate or whatever.
To go from person to person, where would your first to person?
where would your first foreign trip to be be be and it's like they compete that everyone escalates like
Israel we go Israel because it's the holy land Israel it'll be my fourth trip is like they go and then
they get to Zoran and be like I would stay in the five boroughs and work with New Yorkers of all
stripes and he goes right do you do you support is I will speak to the Jewish people here in New York
I'll work with them I'll go to speak with them with their moths yada yada yada I but like I work
here in New York it's like do you believe Israel has a right to exist he goes yes I believe
Israel has a right to exist and they go as a Jewish state and he goes as a state with equal rights
and everybody fucking lost their mind.
Right.
So, let me quote here,
the globalized the Infant Intifada thing
you're going to be hearing a lot about
if you haven't already.
He was asked about that some people
at one of the campus Gaza protests
chanted globalized the infant Intifada,
Intifada being the terminal resistance used
in the first Intifada,
second Intifada.
The first one was peace,
the second was violent in Gaza,
in the 90s, I think.
And it's kind of a trap question.
It's one of those,
do you still beat your wife questions?
Because if five people had a 10,000 person rally chance something, does everybody own it?
He's basically, he's been asked about it a bunch.
He's basically like, I don't think the true meaning of a protest should be obscured by a few people saying something, which is the only way out of that trap, right?
So he's a, he was asked about it on Tim Miller's podcast again.
And he goes, I want to read here from his answer.
This is the one that set everybody off.
And you're going to see how crazy it is that people are trying to pretend this is anti-Semitic, okay?
The first thing, as you were saying, as anti-Semitism is a real issue in our sales.
and it's one that can be captured in statistics, the ones that you're citing.
And it's also one that you will feel in conversations you have with Jewish New Yorkers across the city.
I remember one conversation I had with a friend of mine after the horrific war crime of October 7th.
He was telling me that he went to Shabbat services at his temple and he was facing forward when he heard the door open
and a chill went up his spine because he didn't know who was coming in.
And that's more than a year ago.
He even kept another conversation with a Jewish man in Williamsburg, told him at the same door he would keep unlocked for decades.
he now walks out of fear of what could happen in his own neighborhood.
And he goes on to talk about he has a plan to increase anti-hate-cram programming by 800%
in the Department of Cuban Community Safety.
Hitler.
Right.
I don't, yeah, he's, I mean, I don't know.
He just said, yeah, there's real, anti-Semitism is a real thing.
And I've talked with people that have, you know, concerns about it.
And also, October 7th was super fucked up.
I mean, what else did he even say right there in that quote that you just read?
but my Jewish friends
say they don't feel safe and I feel awful about that
I'm going to increase hate crime spending
as anti-hate crime spending as a mayor
right so
in response to this
Moring Joe, I watched a clip ahead
where he repeatedly says that
Duran wants to globalize the infitata
he said it wrong like 10 times
and if you're the purpose of repeating it
not to get all like
the level of policies people
do our experts at it
the purpose of repeating it over and over again
is to get you to think he said
globalized the infidified
at the infidatevada, right?
Which he never said.
And it's worth noting, again, a point of this already failed.
New York City is one of the most Jewish cities in the world.
He got a bunch of Jewish people's votes.
This hustle did not work.
I have no idea who the fucking target of it is.
And this is an environment where the White House Bible study,
the guy leading White House Bible studies,
is teaching people the Jews killed Jesus.
He's a guy named Ralph Drolinger.
He also hates Catholics, by the way.
Drolinger says that Israel may have killed Jesus,
but God never meant it to hold that against them forever.
Therefore, thank you for your forgiveness, you know, Rod.
So, we need to have Brad Lander here for a minute, a really cool guy.
He was basically Zoran's running mate, even though he was also running for mayor.
The beauty of right choice voting is you can do coalitions, right?
Yeah, and he got detained too, right?
He's the guy that got arrested, but he's been going to escorting people in and out of immigration court for years.
And the first time they tried to snatch somebody without saying why.
He'd like, say, excuse me, Surg.
And then they arrested him.
He got lit out later that evening or whatever.
So, but as far as, and Zoran went to protest to get him released, yada, yada, yada, yada.
They're two-man buddy acts pretty fine.
Zora, Lander's Jewish, is an important context here.
Probably helped people, people who were barely informed feel safer by voting for Zoran.
And so they did a cross-endorsement thing here.
I want to watch this video and see how utterly
scary and frightening Mamdami is
and how, you know, this is
fucking great. Hey, hey, good morning.
How's it going? Please go second. No, I insist
you go second. How about I go first, and you
go second? Well, we don't
love New York City. That's why it's so
important to not stand scandal-ridden,
corrupt Andrew Cuomo to City Hall.
They teamed out to be Cuomo
because he's one of the biggest assholes in
fucking national and American politics, and they
successfully did it. Congratulations to them.
I want to think a little bit more about
Zander's not just Jewish.
He's a self-proclaimed Zionist,
although he seems like a fairly moderate one
by the standards of those things.
And me quote here from Ford,
which is a Jewish publication.
This is just fucking hilarious.
I love Brad Lander.
I mean, before I know about it,
Lander, who is as comptroller,
is the city's highest-ranking Jewish elected official
deployed Yiddish curses against political rivals
who questioned his commitment to Israel.
I'm going to fuck up reading this Yiddish
because I don't know to pronounce stuff.
I'm looking forward to this.
Go ahead.
A biser-Zar-Zol-Ehr-Oft-Humans,
Lander said, denying Cuomo's claim that Lander had divested from Israeli bonds.
The Yiddish curse means, may an evil decree come upon him.
Mayor Adams wasn't spared either.
After hearing that Adams attacked his Israel record,
Lander responded,
Gay Kakin Afinyam, which is Yiddish for go poop in the ocean.
And for his service to the people of New York,
he got, Brad Lander got to give this speech election night,
and I want to just all enjoy it real quick.
Andrew Cuomo.
Andrew Cuomo is in the past.
He is not the present or future of New York City.
Good fucking riddance.
Yes.
Yeah, he also went on to say we're not going to let people divide Jewish and Muslim New Yorkers.
So here's, so Mom Dami, because they're making, turn this to a national election to make everybody very scared, even though New York has a population of more than 38.
states. So it's not nothing, but can you name the governor what the 12th most popular
state is and whether the governor of it is? Because I can't. No, but, but, you know, I mean,
like we were talking about earlier, New York, we almost always know who the mayor of New York,
you know what I mean? Because I was thinking that to us, like, it's so wild that this has become
so relative, because you're right, it is like a hot button thing and it's like very culturally
relevant and they want to use it to fearmonger. But also, we always be knowing what's going on
with New York's mayor and shit, oftentimes because they're crazy, but still, like, it's
still, usually you're up on it, you know.
They go on SNL and stuff.
SNL is a huge part of it, for sure.
Yeah.
Here's a, Mondami, we did the Sunday show rounds this week.
And here's a hip, Kristen Welker on NBC, asking him about his stance on billionaires.
You are a self-described democratic socialist.
Do you think that billionaires have a right to exist?
I don't think that we should have billionaires, because frankly, it is so much money in a moment of such inequality.
And ultimately, what we need more of is equality across our city and across our state and across our country.
And I look forward to work with everyone, including billionaires, to make a city that is fairer for all of them.
Yeah.
So she basically phrased it, should billionaires exist?
Like, do you want to murder them?
Yeah, right.
And he didn't back off of it either, though.
You know, I mean, he said, I don't think we should have them.
Like, he didn't, you know, he kind of, like, he didn't duck it, you know, like you guys, you know.
like you might expect.
It was just like he kept it real.
In an era we're living through
where Elon and Peter Thiel have bought the fucking government?
Do you not understand now
why we shouldn't have people that fucking rich?
Like, people's freaking out over this shit.
Like, let me read this headline from Bloomberg.
Zura Mundami's shock win as Wall Street fretting over,
quote, hot commie summer, hence quote.
Hammering how stupid this is,
the headline, the photo in the news article,
has Zoron standing in front of a pool that no longer has lap hours in the morning
because of a lifeguard shortage because of fucking Eric Adams budget cuts.
If you're wondering what his actual political agenda is,
a baby baskets, rent freezes on rent-stabilized units,
which Bill de Blasio did a bunch,
and most units are not rent-stabilized,
so it doesn't even apply to most of them.
A pilot program for five city-run grocery stores,
one in each borough, three buses,
which is just the point of that
is to make them go faster
so more people ride them
and traffic moves faster
because people aren't to like
arguing with the bus driver
or being 50 cents
short on a metro card
and a $30 minimum wage
when it's 17 right now.
Now 30 is the ass
so you get 22.
They're freaking out
like he's going to get 30.
Again, he's not a fucking dictator.
And permitting reform
to make it easier for small businesses
which is a libertarian thing.
Right.
And if you want to know
I was like, let me ask
let's find out what the communist
think of him if he was a communist.
I went to a communist website
says,
why communists can't support
Zaron and Mumdani.
Their beef is he doesn't end capitalism right away.
His plan is to raise the tax on the rich
by 2% on incomes over $1 million.
Which means if you make $1.1 million,
you pay an extra $2,000.
I can slow down Carl Marks.
God damn.
A little extreme, don't you think?
Yeah, no, that's fucking...
It's also those people too don't realize
Like you said, that a lot of people don't know how that even works where it's like it's only income over that.
Like, you can make up to a million dollars a year, which is so much.
And it doesn't even matter.
It's just, and then over that, it's a slight increase in income over that.
It's all people are talking about and they get called communist for suggesting things like that, you know.
Yeah.
Here's like the Wall Street Journal had an article on bankers panicking, and then this line cracked me up.
me quote here.
Other bankers who quietly supported Mom Dami
wouldn't talk on the record.
One tries to use a fake name.
So,
Wall Street bankers are like,
hello,
I actually care about others
and they could really hurt my career.
Can I use a nomadip balloon?
Yeah.
So this is like a cop thinking
you shouldn't plant coke on a black guy.
Yeah.
It's pulled over for no fucking reason.
I wanted to quote it like,
so,
New York had a mayor called LaGuardia.
You might have flown into an airport named after him
because he was so beloved.
Yeah.
He was also called a socialist.
Here's the New York Times editorial board in 1935.
Quote,
he seems to want to have in hand
some socialistic plaything or other.
Just now it is a municipal power plant.
LaGuardia himself understood
exactly how the tutorial game worked.
In a reflective moment, 1933,
he lamented to the Times.
When anyone raises a question
about the existing order,
he is called either a call it a radical,
only because I have consistently objected to things
which I believe unjust and dangerous.
When Ligordia spoke forcefully
against fascism abroad in 1938,
conservative groups dismissed him as, quote,
un-American, socialistic and communistic.
I just want to say about the city-run grocery stores thing.
My first time living in New York,
I stayed out in bedstay.
And I had to walk like 25 minutes in the snow
to a store that described itself as an organic grocery store
is the closest place they had vegetables.
And they had one stock of half rotten broccoli for $9.
There are parts of New York
that have no access to groceries.
outside a dollar store type shit and fast food places.
This is about food deserts.
Cities have specific problems.
He's not trying to put Kroger and Aldi and Trader Joe's out of fucking business.
17 states have state-run liquor stores.
New York State owns three different fucking ski resorts, which is not communist.
But if you tried to make the lifts free, that would be fucking communist.
Anytime American voters are so cucked
Anytime they ask for their tax dollars
To be spent on themselves
Instead of rich people
They call it a handout
I'm losing my goddamn mind
Yep
Well, that makes millions of us
You're not alone in that
But again, we're halfway through
The first year of this
You know, this second go-round
With the Trump administration
We're, you know, it's going
I mean, it's going very badly
But we're all like still alive and everything
including you guys.
I mean,
statistically, some of you all have died.
But I'm glad that most of you
are here watching and listening and everything.
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