Yannis Pappas Hour - Radical Slogans vs Reality | YP Hour

Episode Date: August 28, 2026

Yanni delves into the dangers of radical rhetoric, how much truth is usually buried underneath it, and why popularity can quickly turn into arrogance. Ideology might get you elected, but it can’t be how you govern. If nobody who voted for you ever calls you a liar, you’re probably not going to succeed. He also breaks down the Jungian psychology of rich socialists and why they’re refusing to commit to their true service to society. This episode could literally save the world. Support our sponsors: Head to https://www.amentara.com/go/pappas and use code YANNIS22 for 22% off your first order Get up to $200 off Square hardware when you sign up at https://square.com/go/yannis! #squarepod To get simple, online access to personalized, affordable care for ED, Hair Loss, and more, visit https://hims.com/yannis That's H-I-M-S dot com slash yannis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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People are going to have different reactions to this as it comes out. It's going to mean something different to you. Because there is no audience. You are just the sum of individuals. It's something that communism refuses to acknowledge. There is no collectivist vision outside of the aggregate sum of individuals. And if you do comedy, you know that individuals do dictate the vibe of the crowd. I just can't go out there and go, the crowd. Because then I have to have a level of awareness and say, what is the crowd? The crowd's not a person. I can't overlook the individual scumbags that ruined my show.

And you know, the longer you're, you do comedy, you realize, yeah, there was a few scumbags that ruined the show. Or you notice that there's a few big laughers in the room that kind of ease everybody else into it. And you can notice this a lot more in the Goldilocks zone of audience, which is usually in Mo. Well, let me just say, Goldilocks zone is about 30 to 50. And yeah, you'll say, well, Janice, that's really convenient considering perhaps your norm is 30 to 50. And I say, do you work at a box office? How do you know my ticket sales?

But yeah, you know, you do it long enough. You go, yeah, every crowd does have its personality. But I'm not going to stop there and say the crowd's an organism. The crowd is the sum of its parts. And those parts are individually good people or fucking scumbags. They're individually people preoccupied with their thing. They're individual sociopaths, psychopats, bipolar people, or just normal good, hardworking people.

And if you get lucky, you get a bunch of those who just want to laugh, have a good time, are willing to suspend the ordinary conventions of social interaction to just let you lead them on a journey of tight rope walks around things that you can't say at the water cooler or to your mom and things of that nature. So that's going out to you. And I acknowledge that you are that. you're not just an audience or a demographic that's being researched by some department whose idea it is to dehumanize you into your taste, your age bracket, and your

addictions or your insecurities, which is how we work as a society. They go, okay, they basically say like this and unfortunately they're mostly right and that's the most depressing part. They go, these people are pretty much all the same. So we're going to give them this and it's going to appeal to a wise because they're pretty much all the same. You know, that's why people who have strong individuality are listening to this. Because there's not a lot of people like that. Most people fall into a category and you can just shovel shit into their mouth or towards their generation.

You don't even have to shovel it into their mouth. You can shovel it into their general vicinity and they will get on the floor and they will eat it like a dog. You just have to shovel it in their general vicinity. Here's in sync. And they just, you shovel it in their general. And then the girls get down and they lap it up. They lap it up right off the floor. And all those things are more thought out and more planned and executed than most people realize.

Again, Edward Bernays is the guy to go learn about to realize why and how this stuff works. And so because we're such a consumer society, we've sort of, we've sort of just become demographics. And, you know, Hollywood will go, listen, we're losing numbers altogether. So what we're going to do is we're going to lean on one so we can at least get one. Because it's down across the board. So these are the things, these are the strings behind. What I like to call them is the strings of truth.

Right. So you see Jimmy Kimmel going in on Trump and you go, this guy must really be so morally chaste that he can't stand what he's seeing. And what the truth would say is, as soon as he leaves at studio, he thinks about it for maybe 0.3 seconds in between his chauffeered ride from the studio to his multi-million dollar apartment to his reservation at Avra in fucking Beverly Hills. right? Because there's a method behind it. It's working, right? It works. When you're losing everything, when you're losing everything, let's be honest. The 1135 time slot is the new Rust Belt. It's a

Rust Belt town. You're basically looking at Binghamton, New York after NAFTA. That's what it is. There's a reason why Stephen Colbert was replaced by Comics Unleashed, which is an infomercial. It's because when you look at the data, Stephen Colbert was getting, what, $6 million on his final, his finale, right? So it had to be this politically charged event in order to galvanize people to support him. But on the average, he was going about 2.5, but you're going, how did they measure that? They measure that with Nielsen or whatever. And then you go in this era, now follow me. You're going to learn in this era.

Is that committed viewership? Is that people watching the beginning? And then advertisers slowly come around to saying, hey, we go to the internet and they actually tell us how long people watch for. Whereas on TV they don't. So you don't really have a well-understood picture of what that 2.7 or 2.5 or 2.2, average means, furthermore, furthermore, advertisers, and of course, it's a complete advertiser-based model.

There's no subscriptions. Nobody's paying to otherwise Stephen Colbert could go up there and say, motherfucker, but he can't, right? Furthermore, advertisers don't really care about the full number. What you're going to understand here is manipulative psychologists who advise advertisers some way back down the line or whatever they do, and they do it, have come to the conclusion that the most vulnerable group to target is what they call the coveted advertiser demographic of 19 to 49 and then there's a subset of that that's even more coveted and then the advertisers go okay okay he's getting 2.7 but how many of those 2.7 are the coveted demographic

who have stupidity still in their brains and we'll buy whatever shit we shovel in front of them and they go well that number is down to about 700k right And they go, whoa, I just watched a Burke Kreischer's story where he got $1.2 million and it's committed viewership. He's selling tickets. Why can't I just tell him to sell my blue chew? Right? Because he's got the 18 to 49.

He has a lower number also hitting around. He's not getting 2.7, but he's getting, let's say, 400,000 views on the story. but he's more in touch with the 18 to 49, more specifically in the subset, 18 to 34, but more specifically 18 to 27, wherever they view you with enough money in your pocket, but still enough stupidity.

And, you know, you're not responsible enough to save, but you're old enough to have a little money in your pocket. It's a little, it's a hot spot where you don't got to go ask your dad for a 20 to go by a WWE wrestling figure. It's not dependent on asking. get anyone. And that's the sweet spot. A lot of time on their hands, little money in their pocket, still impressionable, still following trends, still want to fit in. That's what they're going after,

right? So then they go, oh, man, I'm going to start distributing that money on the digital landscape and not giving it to Stephen Colbert's network. So then Stephen Colbert's networks, advertising budget gets slashed in half. These are all verifiable stats that you can go look up. Right? So it's still making money, but then Stephen Colbert's studio goes, we got slashed in half. Now let's go look at all the contracts we erstwhile signed and how much we're paying Stephen Colbert and the elaborate production staff to make this daily show or whatever,

four or five times a week. I don't know if they do a rerun five days a week, right, whatever it is. And they go, holy shit. I just noticed that we're losing $40 million a year. We're losing $40 million a year. So then they go, yeah, exactly. I'm nailing all these numbers because I haven't memorized.

And then they go, wow, we're losing $40 million a year. year because the production costs $100 million a year and we're paying Stephen Colbert $20 million a year. And our advertising budget has been slashed to 50%. So we're losing 40 mil a year. We're losing $40 million a year to put the stick on the air. So then you go, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. It's an institution. It's an institution.

It has nostalgia. Okay. What we can do is we can promote our other projects on this coveted. real estate and that'll boost those numbers and it's a cool factor with the kids a cool factor and you go in there and then his age is that but yeah everyone's in there but you know with their like doing that lawyerly pleadjure case rationalization and that lasts a little long because everyone's got a lot of jobs and everyone's got human feelings involved and they go we got to keep it going and then they go trump saying it anyway somebody we need a voice for trump and then they get people

in the boardroom to go yeah yeah we got to fight back against Trump and they go that's it That's the ticket. Try that. And he goes, I'm going to try that. And he goes, whoa, you had your biggest ratings. And they go, what was it? It go, between the 18 and 49, we got a couple hundred thousand more to tune in. And they go, keep doing that. Maybe that'll hit.

And everyone's job is safe and union dues and pressure and lawsuits. And a big fucking cruise ship is still moving while the speedboat's name Andrew Schultz going like this. Miao, no, no, no, no. And Thompson grew is going, no, meow, meow, no. And Matt Rife is going, yeah, and Janice Pappas is going, bububbubbubbubbub, right? So they do that for a little while.

And the numbers don't increase. So they say, listen, we don't know how to tell you this, but you're losing this $40 million a year. And we've run out of excuses. The truth has hit us hard. We tried for a little while. We love what you're doing with the, you know, freedom and free speech. We love that shit.

We love it. It seems to be the only thing that boosts the numbers a little bit, but even when they're boosted, we were hoped it was going to grow to a certain point where we could justify this loss. We can write it off. We can promote our other projects. But we're at a point where we've got to cut you loose. And he goes, well, I'm going to do the last episode and it's going to be like this FCC thing.

And I'm just going to go, I'm going to lean in to the Trump thing. And they go, we love, we loved all you done for us. whatever you want to do in the last episode, he's like, I'm going to do it anyway. And they go, whatever, let's just wrap it up. And then all the people who say that this was done because Trump had a personal vendetta about him and that's the only reason why it was done,

then see what the network replaced it with. And when you see, and then everyone moves on to another issue, right? It's the same thing with the Ukraine and Russia and everyone, the people making the argument like he's doing this because of NATO's expansion because that's what he said. And then you see that Finland joined NATO, Sweden joined NATO. So it actually, the border of NATO expanded because of what Putin did. And Putin is not currently attacking Finland and Sweden. And also, you know what coincidentally is true?

Finland isn't a fertile trillion dollar bitch. It's a fucking snowland with a couple of weird Scandinavian Asians. So it doesn't really have the value of the Ukraine bread basket, which used to be called the bread basket for Europe. And that was before they found all the minerals in that fucker, right? And the former USSR and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But he wants to get his paws on it because there's money there, there's power there. You know, yeah, nada, nah, nah, nah, nah, blah.

But people have already moved on, right? They move on quick. It's the same thing with the DSA. You see Seattle. right now. Her approval rating, stay right here though, because I need you. So the approval rating, because I know these stats by heart, the approval rating now by two polls, she's down to 22%. She's only been in for months. And I'm not gloating because it's an easy prediction. But Katie Wilson, who told the, who told the billionaires and told the companies, bye, remember her? Bye.

Okay. She's, her approval rating is currently 20. 2% and on another poll 30 some odd percent. And as the reporter asked her, those are Trump numbers. So the people who were asking her about it also hated Trump, right? So it doesn't take long for the recall to happen. It doesn't take long for the consequences to hit and they hit like a cis man. But the thing is people don't stick around. around for that information because they want, they don't like inconvenient news and they want to

stick to their inflexible ideology and they don't want reality intervening with any contravening evidence. So they move on. They move on to another issue. The one that they love is Israel. So they'll hide anything out of their Israel now. Like Hassan Piker says, hey, Jewish people, you better stop supporting Israel for your own safety. And then he goes, whoa. And then his uncle goes, I can't believe people are condemning what Hassan Piker

said, while Israel is killing 300. And then you just go, you got me. Because people don't understand. People often, if not always, hide whatever they want under morality. Soon as

morality comes out, you got me. Because it looks like I'm attacking dead kids, right? So, but you can see how immediately Schenk went to Israel. You go, whoa, wait a second. I understand about Benjamin Nitejah, but we're talking about what your nephew said, right? It kind of, he was saying Jewish people, he clearly said, Jewish people have to stop supporting Israel or say they support Israel for their own safety. And you're going, that's irresponsible rhetoric. You know, you're not a comedian. The concept. text of that wasn't a history hyenas episode. You have no comedic talent. There's a zealot look in your

eyes, Hassan. So, you know, that's what happens, right? Is reality sneaks up and the story, the inconvenient data rolls around, but a lot of the people aren't around at that point. It's not a trending topic anymore. We've moved on. Sweden's turned back for markets. it's obvious why progressives are jumping to China because they can't go at Sweden anymore. I've made that point before. It's obvious, right? So her collapsing, it was obvious.

It happened in San Francisco. And that's the benefit of looking at history, looking at data and going, where is she going to slip up on? It's going to be public safety. What did Mom Dami just do? Mom Dami just released a statement because of his ideology

that he was so disturbed that someone died at Riker. what his staff, who's usually probably, you know, they can't hear because they got burkas over their ears, and they're usually under 35, didn't tell him before he tweeted that, is the person who died. We don't know the cause yet. So he tweeted that without knowing the cause. Furthermore, the guy was in prison at Rikers because he murdered someone with a hatchet.

So it's a bad look. I know what you're trying to do. You have a war on Rikers and you want to close. it, but your example here, you're opening himself up for attack. You're making yourself look like you're siding with a scumbag who killed someone with a hatchet. There is no question about his guilt. They got him. They got the hatchet.

He did it in a laundromat in public. It's probably on CCTV and on the dark web right now. And there you are mourning his death that you have no information on how he died. It hasn't been released yet. You took a step because that is your. Now these people are not going to stick around. They're going to retweet that and go, this guy, yeah, get rid of Rikers. It's another point.

They're not going to stick around when they find out the guy died of, you know, something that probably is going to end up being like, oh, the guy died or another fucking inmate beat him to death and shit happens, whatever. Even if it's, even if it's something that indicates Rikers being understaffed or whatever the fucking problems are, people are going to go, who gives the shit? Right? Because they're not Jesus. They're going to go, who gives the shit?

Because they care about their kids in safety. They're going to go, who gives the shit? The guy killed someone with a fucking hatchet and a fucking laundry mat. Why the fuck are you tweeting about this guy? Why don't you tweet about the rent now going to fucking average $6,000? When you said your freezes, we're going to chill it down. Now it's going to go and tweet about that. Right?

But they're not going to stick around for that. Similarly, they're not going to stick around for finding out about Katie Wilson actually stumbling. And they're also not going to stick around to find. find out that Stephen Colbert was replaced by comics unleashed. So you go, what does that mean, Yanni? And I'll tell you what it means to the individuals who like this podcast. Hopefully, I wish this was like Romp Rudin. I could probably learn all your names.

What that means is they view the time slot of 1135, which used to be coveted like you wouldn't believe. they view it as fuck it. We've lost it. Retreat. Give it to basically an infomercial who gets such low numbers that I was called to do it. And I didn't respond. Right?

They pay you 500 bucks or whatever. You go out there and whatever. God bless. God bless the guy. He's making a lot of money because he has a system down. He buys the space. and then he sells the advertising himself. So at least the network is recouping on what they're charging.

They're charging them rent to use their network. Instead of doing something produced that has a budget, they go, we've lost so much money. And we got to the point where we just need someone to give us guaranteed money. We just need, it's what happens when a hotel falls out of favor, and they just turn it into Section 8 housing. And that happens. right a hotel was hot in the 30s the neighborhood goes to shit the landlord gets passed on some other guy

and the other guy goes look nobody's going to stay at this fucking shit hole let me at least try to hit up the government for some money and get some guaranteed money out of this property because i can't sell this fucking piece of shit so i'm going to make a deal with the government and it's going to now be section 8 housing which means i get a guaranteed amount of money from the taxpayers through the government and the rest of it they'll either pay or not pay but at least i'm making a little money And that's what they did. So what they replaced it with shows you what it was really about. Because if it was just about the war against the FCC and Trump,

then they would have given it another go and said, look, this is so good. Because, you know, he was the highest rated, but he was king of the dipsets. Unfortunately, when you say he's the highest rated, you're comparing him to Jimmy Fallon, who gets averages about a million viewers. and then when you go to the coveted demographic,

you're talking about three to 400,000 that advertisers care about. So Jimmy Fallon is basically almost not on TV. In the grand scheme of a country of, correct me if I'm wrong, 300 million. I have to, look, it doesn't matter. A country of 350 million people, if you're getting coveted demographic 300,000,

you're pretty much not even on air. you're just almost, it's close to not even airing as far as advertisers are concerned. So that's who, that's who Jimmy, that's who Stephen Colbert was beating. He was beating him and Jimmy Fallon, who was also lower than Stephen Colbert. So what you can tell is that this is over. And they're trying to find an elegant way to get off the stage. It's like we're bombing, you know, and I've been there. I'm bombing, but I want to get.

get one last. I don't want it to look like a total failure. So you're trying to get one joke to work, but you're digging yourself more in the hole. That's what they're doing. They're extending these contracts. They're doing it's a look, right? They use it now to promote their projects. Jimmy Kimmel's probably got the most leeway, right? Because ABC, ABC's owned by Disney. They got a little bit of what you call it deep pocket. But they're losing fucking millions. And it's just the reality of the situation, right? And like I said, if it was about the Trump thing, they would replace it with another show in that coveted ad space that they produced, they believe in, they gave it away. They said, the shit is over. Give it, give it to an infomercial. It's like giving it to a

fucking Seattle's commercial with comedians. So if you're finding that there's a running theme here, yeah, between all these episodes, it's kind of, you know, I say all this stuff because it's true. And it's good to know what's true. Because I'm not saying there's not a little bit of truth that Trump wanted him off the air. He did. I'm not saying that there wasn't any ideology involved. I'm saying the ideology is not what took him off the air.

Because if you remember Howard Stern, there was a bunch of ideology against him to take him off the air. Why didn't they take him off the air? Why didn't they take him off the air? it's because he was making the network or at the time the radio station so much fucking money. It's the same reason why Chris Brown is still touring. Right? It's the same reason why the Baltimore Raven Defense, who was probably the best lineback I've ever seen in my life.

It's almost like he was made in a factory. His name was Ray Lewis. And we're pretty sure he killed a guy. But there's a reason why he was allowed to continue to play. And basically his friend, who I'll just call him, P. Diddy Shine, went to prison for him because he's making a lot of people a lot of money. There's certain people, you know, it's just you're Justin Bieber and you do an N-word video. That's going to, that's going to hurt my career.

That will end my career. It won't hurt his career because they'll make sure that. that that video becomes very hard to find because he's making a lot of other people a lot of money. Is this bad? Is this immoral? No, it's self-interest. It's just good to be aware of it

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that they said was at the scene of the shooting, that just wasn't. And they told him he wasn't there, and they didn't care, they didn't retract it. So then he sued and he won 15 mil. Because that's the New York Times. And when I heard that, I went, holy shit, we're fucked. Now I know why people are going to Flandas or whomever, because the mainstream media has just become this group of fucking liberal arts people who sit around, have their worldview reinforced in the little shitty,

gentrified neighborhoods that they live in. They don't go in the field anymore because they just sit in their computers. The same way we, it's easier for us to get porn. Remember how we used to have to go and just like with a hat on? You had to at least go through something with a hat and where I got down.

Hopefully nobody recognizes me. That's what journalists had to do to get a story. Going to cover, interviews. Now they just Google the same shit. We're Googling. Right? So you're going to New York Times. fall from grace.

Sued for $15 million for maligning. You can't just do that. You cannot just do that. You can't do the same thing Alex Jones did. You're the New York Times. You have to be held to a different standard for truth. To New York fucking Times. How many of those are there?

LA Times, Chicago Sun, New York Times. Am I missing one? Daily. I'm not talking about New York. I'm talking daily, not editorials. I'm talking news. gold standard. Three top ones I named, right?

And when the New York Times is getting sued for $15 million over something so stupid and small that they could have fixed, you're going, wow. To borrow a lot of bullshit fucking people online, it's a canary in the call mind. Whenever you hear canary in the call line in conversation, you're dealing with someone who has no world experience

and probably no chance. children. It's a canary in the coma. When does it become a canary in the coal mine? At what point do we say these comedians who are going and talking or that's a fucking UFC event is a canary in the coal mine for fascism? It was nine mill. It was nine mil. Or yeah, whatever it is. Nine million. I was right. Nine point two five. That's two point five. matters. Okay, for some people that's more than their salary. 9.25 million. That a court, a court, our legal system said, hey, yeah, you did that. We went through discovery. We heard the cases. And yeah, you fucked up. And the New York Times going, we're going to appeal a good luck

with that. Anyway, this is all a part of a bigger problem, right? New York Times. And then you've got people running their mouths, especially when they start, success starts coming in certain fields. and start leaning in a little way. I would love to see people start having mainstream success and start leaning right. Wouldn't that be funny? If they just go, hey, you know what? I'm just going to be honest about this.

Most of the people I talk to live in like multi-million dollar mansions, they don't really, all the things they tell you to vote for, it doesn't really affect them one way or the other. Not only that, the productions kind of chase tax breaks around the country. So the things they tell you to vote for, those taxes, they actually spend their actual practical lives trying to avoid those things by going to Vancouver or Atlanta or wherever they can to meet budget.

They actually are trying to avoid the taxes that they tell you to vote for. Isn't that something? Isn't that something? How easy it is to call yourself so good and pure when you live in a $3 million house in a neighborhood with no crime? It's really easy. It's easier. Or, you know, even if you're in the urban environment.

environment. A lot of people who emigrate from, I don't know, Ohio, wherever the fuck you thought you were going to make it from. And you come to L.A., New York, Chicago, whatever it is, and then gentrify working class neighborhoods and then renovate them without labor, without union labor. And even though you have in your bio that you're a union electrician, you're a union electrician, even though you're not, even though you lied about that. And then when you're renovating, you bought the house for a million dollars, and then you're pouring a million dollars. of renovations into it right there in Ben Stein, a working class black neighborhood. And then you go, a property is too expensive.

And you go, yeah, because of you. How funny is that, that you were radicalized by the issue that you caused? You know, no other way to interpret it, my friends. There's no other way to interpret it. It's just the way. Oh, uh, uh, so you hear things like people are being disappeared. You hear things like one side just wants children to have health care. And you go, that's not what I read on their website.

That's not what I heard the mayor or the future presidential candidates say. I heard her say capitalism is an irredeemable system. I heard that. I heard the mayor of New York say we're going to, when we reach our final goal of seizing the modes of production. I did hear him say that. Also on the DSA website, I read some pretty nifty things about dismantling all of the checks and balances that the founding fathers set up to give democracy the strongest hold. Get rid of the electoral college. Get rid of the bicameral Senate as we know it.

And then you go, well, what are you going to do if this parliament or whatever, other countries have it, but they have all the power through their majority. And what if they gain a majority there? And they just lace the Supreme Court and the executive branch and everything with other communists. And then, like they said, in their own words, at some point, you need a head honcho to run the whole thing. And I'm going, don't you understand that's what you call a communist dictatorship? I mean, I don't know what's going on, but I do know it has something to do with a high level of bullshit and a high level of lack of experience and a decoupling from history. You know, it's just the more information we have at our hands for some reason, it's the less people know.

That's what I do know. Yeah, that was the word I heard of say. At some point, yeah, we will need like, you know, some sort of, we'll replace the president with a head honcho. And I go, that is a real sweet way to refer to a communist dictator. So it's about centralized power. It's about, hey, the government will do a better job of redistributing all of the capital than private companies. And you go, we've done this dance, baby. And what we found out is capitalism doesn't make people greedy.

People are greedy to begin with. Also, socialism doesn't purify them of the government. agreed. Just go see how much the castros were worth in their private little font. Right? It's human nature. So what would be the best system? I don't know. One that we have that checks all the things, right? Capitalism because it rewards incentives and competition and and efficiency. Then you have socialism, which make sure, you know, nobody gets left behind. a little empathy, a little time, balance out the things of that, separation of powers. For all these reasons that they check, humans that we are, not the humans that you wish we would be.

Our system accounts for and the founders accounted for what humans are based on historical data and systems that were implemented before that, feudalism et al. You know the deal. you know, dictatorship, whatever you want to call them. Kings, dictators, religious, theocracies, aristocracies, aristocracies, oligarchies. You know, just go fucking read Plato's Republic.

These things have been thought about before. And yes, pure democracy does have some limits. It's a tyranny and a majority. I mean, this is things Plato's already fucking talked about. But has anyone read Plato's Republic? Or is you just watching a podcast clip? Right? 23% of our budget is already spent on health care. We spend a lot. 94% of children zero to 17 in the United States have health care.

See, what people don't understand is health care, universal health care is not a method. It's an outcome. It means everyone's covered. Certain countries use private insurance to achieve universal health care, right? exclusively. I think Switzerland, right? Some of them use a mix. Sweden uses a mix. Other countries currently, other countries use a mix. The point is everyone's covered. Now, I know there's horror stories out there. But then that also means if you think of the confirmation bias, if you think of the availability bias, you go, are there a million other stories that did work out? And you go, yeah. And you go, what does the data say? The most appeals do get accepted.

So you go, oh, the real problem is they don't make it easy for you to appeal. You have to really, it's sort of like a credit card company. You go, that can be an issue, right? But because most people just don't appeal, they give up, right? So you go, 94% of children zero to 17 have a 90. Did you hear what I said? 94%. And so you go, what about those are the 6%.

We want to bridge that gap. That's what we're fucking, yeah, you're Pakistan. And you go, okay, let's look at the 6%. Okay, the 6% overwhelmingly are people. who are eligible but have not registered. It means your parents are fucking stupid. Or just asleep at the wheel. Right?

Because there's got to be some personal responsibility, right? Just a little or no. We're all victims 100%. And then the other ones in those 6% are overwhelmingly non-citizens, which I know you believe the taxpayers should, without hesitation pay for. But things, when you do real budgets, that gets a little,

that gets a little problematic. So you're saying 6%, we could bridge the gap a lot more just by people who are eligible applying. And most of the other ones, if not all of them, are non-citizens who may not be eligible, depending on where they are and whatever. How quiet they want to keep their ineligibility.

So you're going to, that is not the same picture as saying one side just wants children to have health care. That statement contradicts the reality that 94% of American children are covered. Now, you didn't say affordability. You didn't say, you just throw out a slogan. Now, why that's problematic is because there's so many retards out there, right? So when you speak about these issues, you've got to speak a little responsibly. and try to stress test your stuff so you cannot contribute to the radical rhetoric

that galvanizes fucking unbalanced people or retarts. And that type of rhetoric does, right? And it's also not a great way to reform the system, which it does need reforming, right? That's not a great way to reform the system because what you're advocating for is just tear it down and tear it all down, right? That's woke too, by the way.

way. woke one was, I don't like what you said, you're a white supremacist, fascist, Nazi. Woke two is the whole system is irredeemable. We're going to burn it all down. And then woke three will be like, you know what, we're going to take our universal basic income like men and we're going to just shut the fuck up. And we're sorry about woke two as well, guys. That's woke three.

Gave me my universal basic income and I'm sorry. It's a transitional period. So I understand people who are riled up. I understand. I understand. Right. Hymns connects you with the licensed healthcare providers online, gives you simple access to legitimate ED treatment options from home. No awkward appointments, no pharmacy lines. Just complete a simple online intake and a provider will review your information to determine if treatment is right for you. Very simple. If prescribed your treatment ships directly to you in discrete packaging, get what you need and nobody knows about it.

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And then you're like, fucking mad because other people got a fucking lot. Not saying that's, it's as simple as that, but it is a factor. You know, we don't have the type of destitution. We don't have the type of destitution that they had in the pasturation. Right? So, and I can't help but notice that the revolutionaries tend to be people who themselves don't struggle for food. The leaders at least, not saying the people they claim to be speaking on behalf of. I also can't help but notice that they are in some way avoiding their true calling for society.

And that is to do a bunch of drugs, become a DJ and blow the family fortune, right? So Nathaniel Hawthorne's quote can come true. America families are always rising and falling. So below the money, become a spoiled DJ, so somebody else who's less fortunate has a spot. Right? It's obvious you're not good at anything else because you're a professional activist. You're almost refusing to accept that you don't have the grit or the smarts that your dad did. I also can't help but notice that these people tend to have mothers who are extremely radicalized,

very politically intense mothers who also happen to live off the fathers. And they never interview the fathers. They want to go to Gustavo's dad and say, what do you think about your son's politics? Didn't you flee socialism and build a multi-million dollar contracting company or whatever it is? What do you feel about his politics? He's going to go, yeah, he's somebody. I bought him a house. I bought him a house in bedstay.

I'm paying for his renovation. But, you know, we were very happy that he was able to rise up as a political operative or whatever it is. I can't help but notice some of this stuff. I can't but help but notice that perhaps there's a little bit of an edipus complex happening here. And you can't tell me any different because my mom was a commie. Not only was she a commie, she was a better commie than your mom. She wasn't a very well-paid professor. She wasn't an architect.

She was a human rights lawyer. So she was a really good commie. Problem was she was a bitch. No, I should say that. Fucking Jesus, I'm sorry. She had her own issues. she had her own issues and they affected me. And she also had a problem with coming up with money on her own.

I've noticed that where I look back, I go, hey, she kind of fleeced my pops for a lot of money. She never really had a job. She worked for the United Nations for a little bit. And then she just kind of like went and worked for my dad. Right? So there's that. There's that. Everyone wants to support their mommy.

Everyone wants to love their mommy because mommy is the one that Put you on the, everyone wants to love their mommy, right? And I'm speaking, my Jewish people who are watching this, you know the most about what I'm talking about. Mommy, mommy, mommy. Mom, I'm going to be good for mommy.

It's a very matriarchal. We all want to do that for our parents. And then we grow up and we kind of look at things in retrospect and go, hey, you know what? You could have done a little bit of a better job. Hey, you're all fucked up. But there's no question.

the filters by which these people see the world are never questioned as much as what they're saying. It's very easy to condemn. The bar of entry for condemnation is so low. All you have to do is go, yeah, fuck those people. And then the people you're hanging out with, you're in. That's what happened. The woke movement started very good,

but then the bar of entry was just, do you hate the other people? Then they let all these fucking morons in who ruin it. Same thing with the anti-woke movement. It starts with a few very good points. Then you let every fucking racist racist retard in there. And they ruin that. Because your group is a group because of what it hates.

It doesn't have an honest, full, well-rounded picture of itself. Yeah, I'm talking about Gustavo Gordillo, who I don't condemn. I actually think it's really good. But that's the issue. Is he's at, he's self-hating. That's the issue. It's like Gustav, just give in. Just like the guy who went, there's politics,

it becomes right-leaning. Give in. You're rich now. You're going to chase those tax breaks. Admit you're a regular person. You're not holier than now, my friend. You took a house in bedstay, and you bought it for a million bucks,

and you put, it's now worth 1.5, and you're putting about a million dollars of renovations in it. And you didn't even bother to use union help. You didn't. You didn't go, you know what, I got to make sure I stick to my principles here. Because if I go on TV, they might check. I also should probably remove from my bio that I'm a union electrician. Because I was kicked out, I dropped out, and I'm not an electrician.

And then Mom Dami defends him. And you go, I see where this is going. This is a guy who can talk really good. Okay? He was voted in by people who have a lot of free time to vote. Who contribute the lease to society because they don't pay property taxes. They don't make a lot of money. So what they do have is free time.

The ultimate political advantage. No kids, nothing. They voted them in. It's his second sustainable. paying job. And he just got put in charge of the most important city in the world.

He's a little and over his head. And that will become more and more evident. It doesn't take long. He's already being sued by minority business owners who think his free supermarket's

going to hurt them. Listen to me and I'll repeat that. minority business owners, not Elon Musk, not Donald Trump, not colonial whitey, minority business owners are suing the mayor for his plan that he campaigned on and that white liberal arts educated people who all hit the polls while everyone else was working. Well, their job is a laptop open at a coffee shop. Well, Daddy helps out with the rent in that new high-rise and greenpoint for the most part. Now I'm speaking, not based on data, but pretty close.

I'm talking on instinct. I'm talking on from the gut. I'm talking based on what I see. Pattern recognition. He's being sued by minority. So like Katie Wilson, you start. to get a sense. You see a tweet about the guy who died at records. You're starting to get a sense that you feel like you have more of a stamp of approval from the people that you do. You start to get

a little arrogant. You start to get a little ideologically driven and not the piece of shit politician that we need. The piece of shit politician knows he got elected one way and he governs another. My advice to you, Mamdami, is enact as many Republican as you do Democrat policies, and you'll be around for a long time. Something AOC probably knows. And when she makes her presidential run, she's going to go, woke one was crazy. Hey, middle of the country. How you doing? My name is small business, but I want health care AOC. You got a lie. You're not Che Rivera.

You grew up in a private school, my friend. Your dad is some fucking professor who has tenure, who sits in a community of contemplatives and they don't live in the real world. And they think they're as smart as the people that they read. But he's not Nietzsche. He's not John Stuart Mill. He's not even sarder. he's not even a good nihilist. He's not Frederick Angles.

He's not even Karl Mokes, who, by the way, pretty brilliant critique of capitalism in a lot of ways. He's none of those people. But he doesn't know that because he sits around with other people with guaranteed tenure and they jerk each other off

safe from the consequences of living in the real world. That's your dad. That's your mind. Sorry, you are Che Guevara. I apologize. You're not those other guys, but you are Che Guevara. And we just saw how Che ended.

Right? We saw that. Okay? So you don't want to ignore any of this data. When you talk about ICE disappearing people, you don't want to ignore that South Africa, which is doing the same to other black migrants. You don't want to ignore that.

You don't want to ignore that Colombia is doing the same because this has a lot of illegal immigrants from Venezuela. And both countries view that as not economically beneficial to its people. And then you've got to look at Greece and go, what happened in Greece? There was all these promises. The voters wanted all these benefits and they put the socialist in. And then what happened?

The benefits broke our country because nobody wanted to pay their team. taxes because of human nature, something you didn't encounter because your dad's on a college campus. And that had nothing to do with capitalism. That had to do with people being scum and hypocrites and messy. In Greece, that was they call, well, at least maybe I call it, the era of Fikilakia or Filiakia, Fikilakia, the little envelope. hand me a little cash envelope off the books.

You want to hire me, let's do it off the books. So I can continue to receive the benefits I voted for, but when I get paid, I don't have to pay the taxes into the system that give me that benefits. And then when everyone starts doing that, the whole thing collapses and the left-wing Greeks say it's Germany's fault because nobody wants to look in the mirror.

Don't be one of those. You got to be more Obama. You go up there and you say you love everybody, and then you carpet bomb this shit. You know, your foreign policy, you kill a lot of people. You do that. But you do it in a nice way, so nobody calls you Trump. Right?

Because it's, you can't say that interviewing or sitting next to one is bad because of his foreign policy and sort of the collateral damage of that. But then say, I'm going to have Obama sit down on mine. You can't with a historic, it's historically inaccurate to say that his policies didn't murder a lot of innocent people. You can't do it. You can't do with Hillary. You can't do with Obama.

You just can't do it with all these demons. Or the job makes the demons. Or the reality of the job makes them demons. Whatever it is, you can't claim moral high ground for one and ignore the other is my point. I'm trying to help you from this very small pocket. I'm trying to help you, Mom Dami. You got to check in on what Columbia is doing because then you have to figure out how to call that white supremacy. That's the problem.

Do you see what I'm saying? people, your political enemies are aware of this. And then they'll use it against you. And they go, you call the ISIS executing. And then the Abdul over in Michigan is saying the same thing. Well, you know what the history of the country is. And we see what ICE is doing is sort of reminiscent of what we did over there. And you can tie it all together.

And you go, but what about Colombia? They're doing the same thing. I think they even call it Colombia first. Not only that, what is Europe doing? What is Sweden doing? You can't ignore it because it's going to hurt you. It hurts your argument. When you campaign with somebody and they say they're disappearing people,

there's going to be enemies that go 94% of children have health care. They're also going to bring up stats like, you know, Obama's deaths during ICE detainment. They're going to bring up the numbers that Biden led it and say Trump's got to deal with more. So maybe his detained deaths will be bigger. They're going to bring up that, oh, a lot of these deaths happen when people resist. They're going to have, they're going to catch you on something. When you claim an absolutist morality, that's not for politicians. That's for kids sitting in a coffee shop and trying to get pussy.

I know you're in between a grown up and a child, especially now, because nobody grows up. So I know 32 is what 21 used to. to be. But listen to this pot and I'll help you. Hassan Piker, don't get so addicted to your fucking shit, man. You know, don't get so addicted. Don't get so addicted to the audience capture. Don't get so addicted to the attention from outrage because you're being manipulated

by foreign people who love to watch the Royal Rumble, who are making sure your bullshit shows up on enemies' feeds. you're being manipulated by an algorithm that rewards the outrage, but eventually it's going to bite you when you go a little too far and you say Jewish people need to do this or else their safety can't be guaranteed. The majority of people are going to go, that's a little too far, no matter how you try to rationalize it by what you said in the past

about anti-Semitism. It doesn't erase the gravity of what that was said and that it was said earnestly. You're in the political game. I'm not condemning you because I don't care what you say. I want you to take your shirt off. I view you like the women who watch you. You're a hot kid.

Okay? It's not me you have to worry about. Obviously, I'm not big enough. Nobody cares. But you should be listening to me, right? Like a lot of other people listen to me and take these ideas and make them bigger on their bigger platforms. I have no interest in having to walk around with security.

But you do. you're going to have to he's a good looking tall kid you don't want to get caught in that audience capture and be addicted to the fame from the outrage take yourself so seriously start putting on a suit you know what are you doing starting to think you're more influential you got more powerful than you are ignoring what happened in san francisco ignoring what's happening in seattle ignoring the turn to the right in portland you just are ignoring inconvenient days to keep talking to your specific audience of subscribers that has made you a multimillionaire

that is hard to ignore that you choose to act like the capitalists who you condemn with your discretionary spending. At some point, it just becomes funny when you get a Porsche. At some point, it just gets funny when you're in a Porsche. Because you go, yeah, yeah, yeah, blah, blah, blah. You can exist with you. within capitalism why you critique it? Absolutely.

But at a certain point, when you see the behavior of the person, you have to account that that behavior is different, you know, is different from what somebody else would do under any system. And we all know that people are going to people, right? And it does affect the message a little bit. because, you know, if someone keeps telling you, hey, man, we got to be socialists all the way, and they come up and they hand you a flyer in a Porsche.

That would be like Jesus going, hey, dude, you can't hold grudges. You just can't do it. And then he goes, but this fucking guy. This fucking guy. At a certain point, you go, Jesus, shut the fuck up. Right? So you can't just continue to say it's irrelevant.

That may work for the people you're spinning for. but you got to admit you also have listeners outside of your little confirmation bias circle. And as you got bigger, you know, they're going to come to the game you want to play, my friend. You know this. Your family's converted Greeks or Anatolians. I understand why your family did. I understand why your ancestors did it. I understand.

You don't want to have to deal with the Dev Sharma sweeps. You don't want to have to deal with DG's, yeah? you don't want to have to deal with having no legal rights in the court of law. I get why your ancestors did it. Mine didn't. And that doesn't say that they were stronger or anything. They were on a tiny little island called Imbros. And Turkey was just like, we don't even fucking care about that shit.

Until they did after the Treaty of Luciana, they said, you know what? It's actually a very strategic island because there's water there and there's going to be trade. So what we're going to do is we're going to say we're going to give the Greeks, autonomy there, 98, 99% Greeks, my family was there. And then what they're going to do is they're just going to start stealing their property. And then they're going to land a bunch of hardened felons and make it an open air prison. They're not going to kick the Greeks out by policy. They already did that and caught a little slack to that with the Armenians too.

What we're going to do is just let the Greeks make their own decision. There's only like 10,000, 5,000, 6,000. It's a tiny island. that the Greeks have been there for thousands of years, much like the Palestinians. I'm just saying I'm noticing a similarity. And we're going to let the Greeks make their own decision about whether they want to stay on this open-air prison or not.

So I'm not going to say my, I could, there's a good chance I'd be Muslim too if we lived on the mainland or in a place that the Turks really, you know, had a little bit more importance for. But it was a tiny little shit island that they didn't give a fuck about. We avoided the Dev Shirmus, weeps every four years or whatever. That was nice.

It's like the World Cup. They'd come around and take your daughter and your son. It's the World Cup for them. That was the World Cup for the Ottomans. Every four years, they'd go around. They go around Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Greece, and they just go take you, take your kid. He's a 7-year-old.

We're going to raise him as a janice. It's what it is. And this girl's going in my harem. And there's nothing you can do about it. If I was a father, I'd convert to. So I understand this, you know, just just, I understand that this, you know, there's some conflict in the, it's conflict. I understand.

Who am I? What am I? I'm Turkish. I'm American. Where am I? I like to go to fucking Miami. I like the party. I like to fucking, but I'm a, but I'm a fucking, but I'm a revolution.

It's a lot. It's a lot. We all have three-dimensional personalities. But we got to a point here where he got in a little bit trouble and I feel bad for him. I do because he's catching heat from the left now bad. They're all denouncing him. and his enemies are running their victory laps.

His enemies, other children who stream. You know, on the other side, little streamers. These, these parasocial grieving spirals where these fucking losers sit in for 17 hours and hang on every word you say to interpret reality for them. So I feel bad. I feel bad because I saw the crash. I saw the spiral, you know?

and we've all done it. We've all had those internet spirals, but he was rewarded for it. And so that, you know, like in a Pavlovian sense, kind of rewarded him to keep going. And that makes you feel invincible because you keep winning until, you know, you say something

that really is hard to interpret any other way as some sort of latent threat. You know, that's kind of like, whoa. So I feel bad because we've all had those spirals. the difference between, let's say, for example, for my spiral, is I don't make my money doing this shit. This podcast makes no money. Literally.

We make a, I be, it's just, we're doing this for the love of the game and the break even. I make my money telling jokes. That's the only way people give me money. They don't like hearing this shit. Nobody likes this shit. They like hearing that shit. They don't like this shit.

They don't like my face. There's something about they just don't like hearing. it and that's fine. It's a very small amount of people and the ads come in. If the ad stop, the show stops, um, and there's a little Patreon or whatever that we don't promote, uh, Patreon.com slashianus Papasauer. Um, whatever it is, I don't make my money doing this. So I'm not even going to, I'm not even going to claim to be better because if I did make my money doing this, I'd make sure I was on Hussein Piper's stream. I would really make sure it was on a stream and I would pick and I would go one way or the other. I'm going to

going to be with Fuentes or I'm going to be with Piker. You can best believe if I, and that may happen in the future where I go full blown this and you will make believe I will be angling in every way possible to get on one of those two streams or to have them on my show. Right? For no other reason than, you know, just two guys sitting down. It's nothing to do with your following or, you know, the audience. I hate to break the fourth wall because, you know, this is how people make a living nowadays. So it's like, I'm not condemning. You know, it's just, I'm getting nervous now

because people are, are coarsening. They're starting to have coarsening beliefs. Like somebody gets murdered in the street and they're just laughing about it. Or, you know, it's, I'm starting to see a coursing of, people need to know that this is all bullshit, that these people are making a living from this. Like they got, just slow it down a little bit.

You still watch it. I think he's great. He's very entertaining. You know, the looks have a little something to do with it. But just don't take it so seriously. It's entertainment, man. You know, it's entertainment. Candace Jones is entertainment.

All right? You're watching a new soap opera. I mean, her theories change as information. Okay, well, maybe it wasn't that. Okay, well, listen, the Egyptian plane was a little crazy, but, okay, maybe tell her I'm trying to do with it because undoubtedly was there, the metadata from his phone. And that's hard to explain.

because then Israel had to run Google. They'd have to run fucking, they'd have to run a lot of social media companies to plant that. They'd have to be able to get his big break. The note, we could just ring. We could just bring handwriting experts in to show that that's not his note. Okay, it is his handwriting.

So maybe Israel forced him to write it. It would have gone to his head and his dad's an operative. And, you know, Israel just has these plants all over the country that happen to live in Europe. And they looked at Charlie Kirk's schedule. And they said he's going to be in Utah. Let's activate this. guy whose father's going to turn to me because his father's also Israeli.

At a certain point, Occam's razor starts to get less like a razor and more like an apartment building. You know, it's just you've got to start assuming a lot of things. And look, I'm not saying, I'm not saying Charlie Kirk was not killed by the United States government or the Israeli government. I'm saying there's no evidence that it happened. 9-11, there was fishy evidence. there still is for something.

I don't know what, but there's objective reality. With this, there's just nothing except people going, well, the shirt went like that. Or like, that bullet don't do that. I mean, things that are speculative. His own defense is all they're doing is just questioning the reliability of the DNA, which is like a trillion in one chance. It's not his hand on it.

So then you have to assume Israel in the middle. the night while he was sleeping, went and got his grandfather's gone, put it on his head. I mean, we start to get, you know, and it's entertaining. I understand, you know, TV's not what it used to be. I understand the negativity bias pulls us all in. I get it. And it's all good. I'm not condemning this stuff.

I'm just saying at certain point you have to remember where entertainment, there's some entertainment value to a lot of this stuff. And at some point, some of the creators have to remember to not take, you know, to not take themselves so seriously. You don't want to put the suit on and step into the real world, my friend. You should have kept the hot fucking low cut V cut shirt on with the chain out and the Porsche and said, fuck you to the older people. Don't take yourself so seriously.

You're fucking up your candidate's chances now. They don't want to be a foot. Now they have to denounce you. So if you would have just stayed in the fucking box, stay on the fucking computer screen and in the phone. You don't come. The genie shouldn't come out of the bottle. Have you seen Aladdin?

You know what I'm saying? I feel bad. Because I think all these people believe that they, I think they think about it a lot. That really all believe that they're doing good. But when people start taking themselves too seriously, you know, or lack humility and call themselves on the limits that they have that we all have to do.

And we're all guilty of it. And we all deserve to be forgiven. But we need to understand we're all human and, you know, we're all hypocrites and things like this. And we need to stop taking ourselves so seriously and examine the filter, which is us, just as much as we do, the outside world. because this is the first year in 30 years that left-wing violence has outdone right-wing violence.

And that trend is continuing as the murder of that officer where they coaxed him out and killed him. So I don't know, congratulations on the championship. So that's why people may listen to this and go, you know, Yanni, I mean, what else is there to say Trump. Okay?

I think he, you know, he's the most financially corrupt president. He's a dick. He's more divisive than he needs to be. I think he's made big mistakes. I think he's corrupt.

I think I've tweeted extensively of how I think I don't buy that he's not as innocent with the Epstein stuff. I mean, they were best friends. I mean, I've done episodes about this stuff. But at some point, we've talked about Trump's.

I mean, it's your fault. He's in office. All I'm saying is when I hear Scott Galloway go, Scott Galloway on Billmore, and he says, that's the only reason I could see. The only reason I could see that Hillary lost to Trump. By the way, he's going all the way back.

The only reason I can see is sexism. And you go, what is not getting through to these people? The majority of people in the country don't want biological men in sports. They also don't want to be told that if they don't transition their kid at seven, that he's going to kill himself.

They don't want it. I'm not even saying if it's right or wrong. I'm just telling you what the majority says. They also don't want a flooded border, which is what Biden did. That happened. So it's like, If you're asking me why Trump is in office, how are you not seeing that culturally the Democratic Party has not been in step with the majority zeitgeist?

How are you missing that? Is it because Hollywood is only telling certain stories? Because I do remember Roseanne getting pre-cable and pre-internet numbers before she went wild. She's crazy, but she went wild on Twitter. But before that, you're going, do you know how many of them? Do you see how many tickets Nate Barcatsy's selling? I don't know what to tell you. I'm just saying you think it's sexism.

You don't see that Hillary is a C word. You don't see that people don't buy it. You don't see that Benghazi reflects on her. You don't think that Libya reflects on her. You don't think people don't like her. In fact, I think the only reason people, people voted for her was because of sexism. So I think you have it backwards.

And it's reverse sexism. They go, it's not exactly. So you know what I'm saying. Sexual bias, going, a woman. And that's why they relied on that. She continues. What was that? Or she persists.

She persists. They weren't buying the stronger together. They don't listen to Hillary and think she's good. And if you're not good, you have to be able to hide that with charisma. There's only one way to hide your demon nature. And that is with charisma that she did not have. The most horrible people in history hid their evil behind charisma. Go watch a Hitler speech.

If Hillary could deliver like that, she'd be president. Don't give too much credit to, you know, people. They elected Obama twice, dude. So stop with the racism, the sexism. Katie Wilson is mayor of Seattle, one of the most important cities. Mom, Dom, he's a Muslim, and he's the most important political office in the country. And he's only been here like eight years. So can you stop?

It doesn't play with American people, including minorities. They can see through the bullshit. You've been pandering too much where Trump comes in and he says shit. And the people vote for Trump because he's the only option to stop the madness in their eyes. That's why Trump got elected twice and almost three times. Because they overwhelmingly reject your bullshit. So easy to see. Am I wrong?

Am I wrong? Right? They're just not into it. They see the. WMBA struggling and they just go vote for the I don't care. You're going, but do you understand, MSTD, do you understand this guy's selling a crypto? They go, I don't give a shit.

Keep this craziness away from my daughter's soccer team. And people just can't, I don't know why it's, maybe it's because increasingly people live online. Like they don't, they just miss it and they just yell, well, those are fascists. Where are you going there? Are you telling me there's 77 million fascists in America? I mean, what is going on? What has the internet done to our brain?

There's 77 racist, white supremacist, that also elected Obama? I mean, what are we talking about here? What are we talking about? Why can't you see that blind spot? Why? I don't know. It's very interesting.

When I heard Scott Galloway say that, I just went, I mean, I thought you were a little more reasonable guy. I mean, I couldn't believe it. He's like, yeah, he's like, I can't think it has to be that. He's like, it's the only way I can explain that. And you're going, Jesus Christ, dude, the majority of suburban women voted for Trump over Hillary. Those are women.

Are you calling women sexist? Or are you just calling people that just want their daughter to compete with other girls in their little high school soccer game? and we're going, look, it's not even an issue, it's only 2%. And people go, well, it seems like people don't give a shit about how small it is. So you can keep yelling that until the cows come home. It's just not a popular issue. Nor is gender reassignment surgery for children.

It's just not a popular issue for people with kids. And people with kids tend to have jobs. They tend to pay taxes. And so they may have a different, I know it's impossible for you. to conceive because you live in Queens or New York or urban centers in Seattle or, you know, a very hypocritical, rich suburban Connecticut. So you don't have to really be faced with some of the things. Your ideas aren't challenged in your cul-de-sac with realistic experience.

I know it's hard for you people that don't get out much. But for those of us who do travel around, there's, different people with different perspectives and they're not majority bad people. So why don't you, the empathy you demand from your other side, why don't you start by extending a little empathy to them to begin with? For the free.org. Always want to give a shout out to you for just being such a loyal sponsor. Are you out there?

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