France Erupts in Protests, Trump Lifts Russia Sanctions & Talarico Surges| PBD Podcast #875

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0:35All right, gang, hope you guys had a good weekend. Obviously, I had a decent one. We had a birthday, 48. We had a good time with the family. Lots of good surprises, good relationships, good conversations. The wife got me a pretty nice gift. And all the birthday wishes were very, very nice from many of you. Manek was filled. DMs were sent. It was great. But anyways, we got a lot of stories to go through here. This was a weird weekend. There's a lot of crazy stuff that's going on, Vinny, that we got to go through. And at 10 o 'clock, we have an announcement that we've been making to you about election night, as well as who be there with us that night and where you'll be able to see PBD podcast on election night.

1:15But I'll get that to you as we get closer to it. A few things. We're glad the Pope is doing better. He was discharged. He's back at the Vatican. That's great news. You want to make sure he's doing very well. Health-wise, this is good news for a lot of folks that are following the story closely. In France, it's a mess what's going on over there with the protesting, with the looting. I mean, we would go shopping at all these nice stores. Vinny, this is like a really nice area in France where Haïen, Patek, Louis, all these stores, you go shopping there, they are destroying them. They're saying it's students.

1:48Oh, it's students. Students are not happy. Students are not happy. Why don't these students show their faces? Why is it that when you pull the students' faces, they all look like they came from Afghanistan? They all look like they came from a country in the Middle East that hates Europe. They hate the Western way of doing things. Why is that? Is it students? Is that manipulation? Are they trying to confuse and gaslight a lot of different people? We'll have a talk about that. There's so many great and tragic clips. One woman is in front of her store. It's like, dude, what are you doing? I'm a business owner.

2:17Leave this place. Go to a different place. There is a video of two girls going through the street while the looting and the fires are taking place. One's got a pink luggage. The other one's, I think, got a blue or green luggage. They're just walking through it while the madness is taking place. Imagine you're on vacation. Like, hey, babe, let's go to France. Go shopping. Let's go to France. Let's go. And then you go there and boom. This is what's taking place. So we'll talk about that. And then some of this stuff, they're saying it's happening in Milan and other places. I think that's manipulation.

2:46Tom's got some thoughts on that. Katie Zachariah lasted five days. Apparently while she was being interviewed, Jason Miller came in and said, hey, J.D. wants to talk to you. She had to go to the back to talk to J.D., and we never saw her again in the interview. And then next thing you know, while that is taking place, while that is taking place with the interview, we find out she's done. And she's been out of it. And if you remember last week when we were talking, I said, I can guarantee you there was a handful of other people that were up there as options, and few people probably turned it down because, one, nobody wants to follow Caroline Levitt, and some people probably couldn't do it.

3:25Now rumors came out that one of them was Maria Bartiromo and number two was Scott Jennings. And so there's a clause of nine months, which we'll get into what Maria could talk about, couldn't talk about. So even though she was approached, Trump wanted her. Apparently, allegedly, that's what was taking place, and it didn't happen. And so somewhere in the world, Anthony Scaramucci is upset that his Guinness Book of World Record was broken by Katie Zachariah. And even Anthony Scaramucci gave her some love saying, hey, here's what I suggest you do this weekend. Alyssa Slapkin, who was a former member of the Obama administration, came up and said something very weird.

4:02It says we want conservative students who come out to be afraid of joining the Republican or, you know, I want the deterrence message. Michigan Dem Slotkin wants to prosecute Trump administration to scare off young conservatives. So they want to, they're telling you their plan. They want to scare the crap out of the youth so they don't want to go join the conservative movement afterwards. We will address that. we will address what Abdul El-Said is saying lately to the point, you know it's bad when CNN has turned on you. You know things are getting very, very bad when CNN puts a poll, they're plus minus, and Scott Jennings is out there saying all the things that this guy said in the past, and D.A.

4:45Rabi is trying to do her best to protect it. And he's like, well, well this and well that, and then all of a sudden, Ilhan Omar, Tom Holman's being interviewed. He's like, is something going to happen here? Is something going to happen here? Is something going to happen here? and then all of a sudden, you know, Obama comes out to defend it, to defend it. Hang on one second. To defend it. Long tweet. Long tweet of defending it, and then people came back at Obama, so we'll share that with you as well. Outside of that, SpaceX, Elon just announced a few minutes ago this morning that he wants to give every kid in America a share of SpaceX.

5:19That's pretty bold. From his own equity, not anybody else. Remember you talked about this a few years ago? when he said there will come a time where you don't have to worry about working, you only work because you need to, this is kind of starting to take place. And Anthropic announced, I think it was maybe this morning, maybe late last night, could have happened, that they want to give 5 % of it away to Americans. So meaning like a 5 % of Anthropic share when they go public is for the American people. It's not for them. They want to give it away. It's kind of weird because the bylaws, what they're putting in there is the fact that those people that get those shares don't have the same, you know, what do you call it, power as a regular shareholder has.

5:59We'll get into that as well. Ukraine showed a very unique drone that they have. You know what this drone does? It's like a drone comes down Stargate, comes down a soldier, picks up the soldier, looks like a casket, and then moves him out. A drone comes and saves you. Can you imagine? I'll show you the clip here in a minute when we get into it. It talks about advancement with technology. and then there's an article that came out that says meet the manly men who want to reunite the Democratic Party uh Abdul El-Sai's got a problem with the black voters we'll get into that Latino voters and Trump they're saying hey he gained them last time is he going to gain it again who knows and what's going to happen to them and Tom's got a very good take because Trump got a lot of independent voters are they going to show up in the midterms and by the way with this whole midterms thing that's going on probably the thing that matters to me the most that we were talking about this morning, Trump brought up, there is a Supreme Court seat that if they have to remove it, Clarence Thomas is 78 years old right now, depending on what happens with the midterms, remember the date December 18th, Tom will break it down for you, December the 18th.

7:05If they don't, if let's just say we lose Senate and Senate flips and Republicans lose Senate and it's the other way around, they're going to be like, no, we're not going to put somebody in there right now. No, we're not going to put somebody in there right now. No, we're not going to put somebody in there right now. then the Dems can campaign behind having a Democratic president to give up that seat to somebody on the left in 2028. So even though everyone's worried about the midterms, what really matters behind closed doors is the Supreme Court Justice seat, Clarence Thomas, who, again, 78 years old, he wanted to step down last time, a few years ago.

7:42I think it was the first term. One of those things we'll go through together with you. Very important. I told you about the Obama deal. MLB, smallest spenders, dominate the biggest spenders. You know who the biggest spenders were? Led by the Dodgers. You know who the other one was? Jankies. Led by the Jankies. Of course, you know, the Mets had one of the worst records, no matter how much money Coen put behind it. They couldn't win one if they tried to, you know, save their lives. They couldn't do anything. It was pretty bad for them. And he'd prefer that you not mention him now. Yes, that's right.

8:13Can you leave me out of this? But I have to show you a couple things, And then hopefully when we get to the end of it, we'll get a chance for me to share a couple things with parents. Parents that you may want to see. I asked a question the other day. I made a mistake, Vinny. Very rarely do I make these types of mistakes. But I asked a question. I said, hey, Drew gave me a haircut. And I sent the video. I said, tell me what I look like. Great. Be honest. You thought people were going to be nice? Did you really think people were going to be like, man, you look 38. I'm an optimistic guy. I'm thinking people want to be positive and say good things.

8:44literally 80 % of people said I look 32. I appreciate that. Good looking out at everybody. Everybody's like, hey, you look 48. You look your age. You look 55. You look 56. You look 60. You look 52. And the problem is Tom's got the other problem. Tom looks younger. Nobody can tell Tom's age. And I got the other side. I was 16 years old dating 32-year-olds. People thought I was like, you know, I always look older, you know, because of what I had. That's a joke when I'm telling you this story, 16, 32. to. Okay, so with that being said, we have an announcement we'll make to you at 10 o 'clock, but we got something we're dropping that for some of you that are hardcore Second Amendment, you love America, we have the latest hats that just came out.

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10:32Before we get into the story, and I'll make the announcement at 10 o 'clock, one of the things that happened last Friday, we had a podcast with this fellow named Adam. Whether you liked him or not, I read the comment section. I'll never watch him again. If you ever have him on, I'll never have him on. I like having different personalities on. But a comment was made that I didn't like. I had to watch it afterwards. And I'm giving the opportunity to Adam to speak to you right now about what was said last time. The comment was about his mother, and I'll let you clarify for yourself. Oh, okay. Well, thank you for the opportunity to clarify, Pat.

11:08I think it was not my intent to disrespect the guy. I do think it was his intent to come on the podcast and clearly disrupt and basically provoke us. And unfortunately, I took the bait and I made an inappropriate comment. And I apologize for that. And I'll take, I apologized to him after the show. I shook his hand. I, multiple people around. I said, listen, man, I'm sorry. I've lost my father as well. And he was in the room. He lost his father. Inappropriate joke. I apologize to you PBD. I know that's not what we stand for. So just want to take this opportunity to apologize. I own it Inappropriate joke and I'll do better.

11:46Sorry about that. Yes And during the heat of the moment when that was going down and I think the audience expects more of me I turned and said Adam didn't say anything. I wasn't paying attention I didn't hear it live. I looked at the tape and there it was it was said and I looked like I was running cover for Adam and worse I look like that I was being deceptive on the show. I apologize to the audience for that. That's not who I am. You know, I call balls and strikes. I apologize. I was wrong. Yeah. Comment was said, and I shouldn't have defended. And you know what? Thank you for both of you guys.

12:19I'm the host. I'm the guy here. I'm the point guard. So everything falls on me. And that's not my standards. I don't like that at all. And when I'm in the middle of doing things and I ask you, I said, hey, did you say that? You said no. And then I went in that mode. I also didn't like that. but we're going to make mistakes and we're going to address them when we do. This was one of those moments. And to be honest with you, when you get a guy like that, I know what his game plan is. That's his job. He's a guy that's supposed to come in and ruffle the feathers and try to get some clips. And he did that.

12:49That's what they're supposed to be doing. Their job is to come in to try to do that. As long as you're respectful, we'll invite them back, but there's no reason ever that we need to get to that level of commentary with them. I don't like that. We wanted to make sure we make that statement to you and move forward. So with that being said, I want to get to our first story. First story, Katie Zachariah gets announced as the press secretary. Five days later, she is doing an interview. Jason Miller comes in, says, J.D. wants to talk to you, goes to talk to J.D. The interview doesn't happen. I think it's a Wall Street Journal interview, if I'm not mistaken.

13:24And then she leaves. Five days. Trump even asked, do you want this job in a conversation? Do you really want this job? I don't know if I want this job. Mother, four kids, family lives in California, and they're young kids, 12, 10, all this stuff. And for me, the moment I saw Sean Hannity interview her the way he did last week, I'm like, this is it. If Sean Hannity's interviewing the way that he did, if at that point, this is a heavyweight. Sean's a heavyweight who knows what's going on in the marketplace. If he sees that and he's going through it, they're like, yeah, this is not going to work out.

13:55He's out. And then last week, if you remember on the podcast, one of the things that I said is, is I don't think this was a first choice. I think there were other people who had the position and the job that they had that, you know, they had this person as maybe top five, Katie. She's talented. She's talented. She's capable. Not at the level of Maria Bartiromo. The story came up that Maria was also offered a job, but there was some implications and some things in a contract that she couldn't take the job as well as Scott Jennings. Okay. So I think, Tom, if you can share this with the audience, what is the difference between Maria not being able to do the job versus Scott Jennings on their contracts, one with Fox, one with CNN?

14:33Well, first of all, when the rumors came up that Fox wanted Maria Bartiromo, I was happy. She's a professional. She's strong. She understands. She's been around the media wars. She would know how to deal with the people in the room, and also she's very, very spun up on the world events and business and the things that go around. I thought it was a great choice. Apparently, her transition from Fox Business, there's a couple different reports out there. And I don't want to say where those are because they weren't like The Wall Street Journal. But they indicated that there is an extended period, like a tail period, like she's off the air, but then they're going to pay her through the end of her contract maybe a year.

15:17In the UK, this is often called gardening leave, that where you're in your back garden and you're just waiting out the end of your contract, and when your contract's over, you can go work for somebody. So apparently Maria had a Fox contract where during that time period, the extended, the severance period or the end of her contract, she can't go take a job like this. She's precluded because she's literally sort of quietly sitting on the sidelines. That was that. I don't know what was with Scott Jennings, but he has this new agreement with CNN, and I don't know if he could break that. And so apparently there were two, and we heard the rumors about it, very qualified, strong choices that the president couldn't get into the seat, couldn't get into the position.

16:05And then the third one they went to, if you want me to cover that? Yeah, for sure. That apparently it was Kristi Noem said, hey, Natalie, I think this would, I think Katie Zechariah would be very, very good. So there was some internal nomination and don't know what went through that. But I guess they kind of missed the lawyer attorney thing in the background. And here we are, short tenure. And whatever they need to do, Pat, they need to do it now. This is a crucial time, 15 days away from the freaking midterms. The White House doesn't have a press secretary out there. They need a strong voice at the podium like today.

16:42Like we need it to go. All the attacks, all the administration plans, who the races are and everything, to leave it open, Tom. When's the last time Carolyn Levitt was even there? Has it been a month? They haven't said anything back from the podium. Who's been talking from the podium? Before Katie Zachariah, I haven't seen anybody. They need somebody now. They need to start. I think Scott Jennings would be a perfect thing, Tom. You mentioned something about the contract, but I think when it comes to working for the government. What is Kalshi telling us? Kalshi's telling us number one is who? Anne Kelly?

17:12Anna Kelly and Scott Jennings. Who's three? Elizabeth Pipko. She's good. We know Pipko. I like her. Yeah, we know Pipko. But Anna Kelly, what do we know about Anna Kelly? Do you know anything about Anna Kelly? Yeah, I think she's actually the deputy press secretary. So that's why they think that she's going to be number one. Over the last 25 years, there's been, I think it's going to be a female. I think she's going to be the person, I would assume. And I'll tell you why. In the last 25 years, I think there's been an equal distribution of who's been the press secretary, meaning male or female.

17:43So in the last 25 years, I want to say there's been like 20 different press secretaries. But in the last 10 years, it's been all women. Since Sean Spicer, it hasn't been a female. And if you know anything about Trump, he likes the ladies. He likes the pretty ladies. My assumption that a capable, strong female will be the press secretary. Not sure what happened with this nonsense with Katie Zachariah. I think, you know, taking ownership and accountability, this was a mess. I can't believe that she lasted less time than Scaramucci, who was the last male press secretary, if I recall. But they got to do better.

18:18And, you know, like they say in football, next man up. In this case, I think it's going to be next woman up, who potentially is Anna Kelly. You think this does anything to her career? I actually think it helps her career. You think so? Tell me why. I'll tell you why. Because did you know her name before this? I did. The average person, no. The average person, no. So, look. You think that's going to help, though, if you're claimed to fame? This is a bigger conversation. I think we're living in a society that doesn't distinguish between good and bad. It's eyeballs at this point. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing, it's reality.

18:48Attention is good. She's getting attention. I'm not saying it's good attention, but attention is overall good these days. Here's a lady that you didn't really even know her name a month ago. Now she's the lead story on the PBD podcast. so this will work out well for her in the end yeah i mean listen like i said skirmucci said look advice from me to you turn off the phone go spend time with your family enjoy yourself this is going to pass you don't have to worry about it it's i thought i thought it was a very good counsel from skirmucci yeah but he's also probably happy that he's not uh yeah he's speaking as the world's leading expert on short white house 10 years there you go turn off the news and go enjoy your family in time you'll realize that the universe did you a major favor of course he's not a fan of trump Yeah, so that's that part.

19:31Okay, so now, next message to get to is with what's going on is France. I mean, we got clips on top of clips with this. So imagine you are there with your girlfriend. You and your friend are in France, and you're just there on vacation. I want you to start off with that clip. So these two girls are in France enjoying themselves, and look what's going on around them. They're just on vacation. That's crazy. Wait a minute. What the hell are we doing here? This is real. What the hell are we doing here? No, this is real. You know, they're trying to make it through. People are running around. You're seeing all these things being thrown.

20:04You're like, let's go. Can we go to a restaurant tonight? Are there any reservations? Can we go to a nice restaurant tonight? So anyways, this story erupts. And let me properly read the story. Set it up. Tom, I'll come to you. And if any, I'll come to you afterwards. Okay. It's insanity right now with, you know, the fire. So clashes and fires break out as protesters rally across France, joining students. You'll keep hearing this thing about joining students as if students are the ones that are really, really pissed off at this. It's joining students. I'm not saying they're not. This is not that students are not upset with what's going on.

20:42But it's not the students that are going and looting and stealing Louis Vuitton bags. Other people saw that as an opportunity to say, hey, let's go join the students, and these guys are not going to commit crimes, but we will go commit the crimes ourselves, and we'll steal. So cars went set on fire. Shops were looted in Paris on Saturday. as police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse violent protesters who joined nationwide demonstrations against rising living costs and in support of high school students' grievances. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez's office reported a growing number of violent incidents across the country, including assaults on officers, looting, and damage on public buildings.

21:19Police made at least 272 arrests. Protesters responded to calls on social media to revive the Yellow Vest movement, which emerged in 2018 against social injustice as gasoline, energy, and food prices have spiked in the recent months. In Lyon, Lyon, where about 20 ,000 protesters marched, a fire broke out inside a tourist office. In Marseille, some shops and municipal police stations were damaged, and protesters briefly forced their way into the lobby of a city hall. Can you show some of the videos where this lady, yeah, look at this right here, the historic town hall burned down. Okay? Now, who's doing that?

21:55Simple protest. Nothing to see here, guys. Celebrating. Do you hear the sound? Celebrating. Go to the other one. Go to the other one where the lady is in front of her store saying, what are you guys doing? You know, look at this. She's just pleading, like, leave this place alone. Okay? Don't go. And the guys are pushing around, out of the way. Hey, move. Let me get my stuff. Yeah. And leave.

22:20You think these are college students? Yeah. You think these are students? Yeah, it's cool, Pat. So, Tom, what led to this, and what do you think about what's going on over there in France right now? First of all, what we have here is similar to the BLM riots. And before everybody jumps down my throat, we now know that there were external agitators. And what we're showing on here, are we showing this on live right now? We're showing pallets of stuff with empty glass bottles, just like that there were pallets of bricks. There were pallets of things. So there are organizers behind the BLM riots. And we had tragedy in the riots, and we had a very real issue to deal with as a nation, which started it.

22:58But there were others, there were Antifa that came in and took advantage of it because they had a different purpose. The same thing is happening in France. There are legitimate concerns about and protests that are going on about cost of living, about the education, about schools, about overcrowding, about the quality of that. And there were regular citizens. You know how you can tell the regular citizens, Pat, when you see these? Because it looks like a crowd at a sporting event. There's all kinds of color in there. And then all of a sudden, you look in here, it's like what we saw before. Everybody wearing black masks and hoods except two tourists pushing little suitcases.

23:38Everybody else is in black. Pallets of glass are being dropped off. So the same thing is happening there. There are third-party organizers. Now I go to Milan. Milan, they said it was an organized, peaceful protest downtown. And then what happened was agitators showed up armed with projectiles. Let me tell you what projectile is. Bottle or brick. That's what it is. And so they were armed. So wait a minute. What's going on? What's going on is you have forces out there, Pat, that are joining up with these triggers of riots to take down the West. That's what we're going. These are globalists. These people want to take down the West.

24:22And you know who's running cover for them? The frickin' news media referred to, oh, students and mostly peaceful, as if using the word mostly peaceful. Yeah, I could say the World War II was mostly peaceful if you add up every hour of the day. They were only fighting 11 hours of the day. Yeah. This is horrifying, but Pat, we can absolutely see that I'm not saying it's Antifa, but there are organizers doing the same thing, dropping off projectiles, dropping off pallets, and just a ton of people coming in wearing masks, hoodies, all black. It's the same formula. Can you play this clip from BBC that says Mostly Peaceful Watches, folks?

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27:28160 ,000 demonstrators 6 ,059 arrests in 8 days 87 % were minors of the 5 ,060 people taken into police custody during the earlier period 1 ,949 arrests in 1 day 50 cariffers stores affected France's major supermarket chain reported significant damages 200 investigators assigned in Paris to examine social media footage and identify those responsible for violence And guess where Macron was at? Can you guys take a wild guess where Macron was at, Vinny? Was he in his headquarters trying to get a plan to stop the military? Was he in the French situation room? Was he in there having a baguette? A responsible president would be at a Celine Dion concert.

28:21Oh, okay. That's where he was. Oh, okay. He was at a Celine Dion concert. And when he came out to make comments about it, Do you have the clip of what Macron had to say? I'm curious if you have that or not. Here's what Macron had to say and whose fault it is with all of this. Go for it. Mix up those people, those men and women who protested peacefully with losers and writers. Because there are people out there who rightfully feel that the price of fuel is going to high, a price which has increased because of what has happened in the Persian Gulf, a war that France was not part of. We didn't do this.

28:56Trump! Oh, it's Trump! So you don't think he's going to get a phone call from Trump when he says a comment like that? After he's been sticking up for him and speaking public. What was the exact comment he made? That's exactly the comment. But what was it? Go to the last 10 seconds? Yeah. ...is going to higher price, which has increased because of what is happening in the Persian Gulf. Hey, we're not involved in, so hey, this is Trump. This is Trump. But by the way, if you're sitting out there, you're watching all these clips, and you're like, oh my God, and we were fed the students, parentheses.

29:27Don't lie to yourself and don't let them get you. This is not an organic protest. Tom, you nailed it. It's BLM 2.0. We saw it with the bricks. We saw it with, like, nobody, by the way, to have a pallet set up perfectly. And we're not guessing. There was multiple footage, multiple pallets. Absolutely. Same playbook. And, by the way. It came from where? And who's funding it? It looks like a communist takeover, okay? Again, don't fall for the student protest. According to Fox News Digital, the student protests over education cuts are being hijacked by all these communist network activities, labor unions.

29:59So there's a guy called Azra Nomani. He tracked 50 groups in what she called a red-green alliance involving all the organizations and stuff. So ready for this? Out of all that 50, only 15 groups, or roughly one out of three, were youth student groups. The other 35 are adult organizations, 12 labor groups, 8 communist or socialist organizations, five civil rights and human rights groups five groups focused on issues ranging from taxes to media four political parties including La France and Sommel and French Communist Party one Palestinian advocacy group and a partridge in a pear tree now Macron doing his thing is out there but Pat they said which guy was this is the guy right here it's funded they're saying reportedly funded by a guy named Neville Roy Singham The American tech tycoon who's living in China, who's a communist.

30:50When I tell people, when you look at it and it's not organic, who is at the top? Who is paying for all these people, giving them their outfits, giving them their gas masks, giving them – Guys, dropping off pallets of cash. Always look. It's the George Soroses. It's the Roy Singham. They want this civil unrest, okay? And I don't know if you guys know this, Connor. I sent it to you, the video of inside of one of these stores. One of my favorite shows is the first 48. You get to watch as these detectives go out and they find out what's going on and the clues. I'm obsessed with this show. I did my first 48.

31:24They recorded inside of a supermarket. Guys, they ransacked the store. They stole all the food. They stole everything, but they didn't touch any of the pork products. You guys want to take a wild guess what type of message that's getting out? These are second-generation people that are not from their path. They're not eating the pork. They're stealing everything else. They didn't steal any alcohol, but they took all the food except for the pork. And Vinny, I need to back Vinny up here, and I'm going to back him up with a calendar. This started on October 1st as 1 ,000 of France's 3 ,700 LACIS, L-Y-C-E-E-S, which is a high school.

32:00That's French. That's a high school. 1 ,000 of them were affected by protests about overcrowding quality of education, immigrants taking seats, and a variety of things. And there were also 222, Pat, that citizens blockaded so they prevented school from taking place. That was on October 1st. That's where it started. Suddenly, the 15th to 17th, it expanded as trade unions and what used to be called yellow vests joined in it. So guess what, Pat? Look at that timing. This guy who is funding it and their version of Antifa, guess what happened, Pat? They saw the protests that were going on at the schools, and they said this is exactly it.

32:47They hijacked it. It took 14 days to organize, 14 days to deploy. On the 15th to 17th, they came out burning things. Now, I will have to say this. There was a lot of Peugeots that were burned. If you burn a Peugeot, you're doing the owner a favor. It's a car for everybody that's out there. But that's what happened, Pat. Look at this. on the 1st of October, peaceful protests, citizens like you and me, upset about education. Then, 14 days later, hijacked black hoods, black masks, black sweats, everybody unidentifiable, running around, and pallets of projectiles. Gee, what happened? Yeah, Nick Shirley was there.

33:27Nick Shirley went up to a guy and goes, are you on Tifa? He goes, yeah, I am on Tifa. By the way, my cousin Rumson is there with his family. Really? Oh, yeah, and he's coming back tomorrow. He's like, Vinny, we can't go anywhere. Can I ask you a question? So here's a question I got for you, okay? Basic question. So if I ask you right, if you ask me right now, give me some stats. I told you the numbers that I shared with you earlier. 2 ,400 arrests. What's your follow-up question? Who was arrested? Exactly. What do you want to know? Where are they from? Are they local? Excuse me, sir. Can you give me a kind of a rough, was there anything typical?

34:02Was there any profile information you can give us about the people that were arrested? What else do you want to know? Of the 2 ,400 arrests, what else do you have? Are these French citizens or are they from somewhere else? By the way, for the audience that's watching this, I just want you to ask you, say you're running a country and your name is Macron. Say you're a governor, you're a mayor, you're a senator, you're somebody that's leading a place and you just had 2 ,400 arrests, 3 ,000 businesses damaged, 1 ,000 police officers injured. Can you tell me what do you want to know about those 2 ,400 arrested?

34:32First, the demographic of the people. Like what ethnicity? A background ethnicity. A background. Number two, is somebody bailing them out? Is there a certain group that's going to be taking these people out of jail? What else do you want to know, Adam? Tom, what else do you want to know about these 2 ,400 people arrested? I want to know if they're citizens or not. I want to know what percentage are immigrants. Then I want to know what country you came from. Then I want to publicly announce this. Then I want to go to the parliament or whoever their congress, senate is and say, hey, here's what should just happen.

35:00And to put it on students, of the 2 ,400 people arrested, only 88 were students. By the way, if 2 ,300 are students, guess what? Good for you. And if the 2 ,300 students arrested were natural-born citizens of France, then France has got a bigger problem to deal with. But if the 2 ,400 students arrested, of the 2 ,400 people arrested, 2 ,200 of them are not even students. And they are immigrants from other countries that came here the last three, four, five years. You have to go find out what countries they're coming from. Put a ban right there. Do you know the apprehension right now for the borders?

35:34You know how low the numbers are? 60 years, all-time low. Why do you think that is? Do you think Tom Holman kind of knew what he was doing? Do you think maybe if France and some of these countries really know what they're doing, to maybe hire Tom Holman as a consultant? Maybe bring Tom Holman and say, how did you clean up borders so quickly? How did you do this yourself so quickly? Maybe if you truly want to do this, bring Tom Oman. He can come and help you out and show you what to do. Why don't you do that? Why don't you make that decision? But these guys are playing politics themselves. Look, there gets to a time where when they say, you know, police officers are not doing their job right and they can do a better job, why do you think they can't do their job right?

36:16Because the moment if they try to do their job right, they get arrested. They're not fair. They're not this. They're not that. That's a problem. Adam, your thoughts on this story, and then we'll get into our guest. I agree with everything you said. Guys, Humberto O 'Connor, can you just pull up the last picture you had with Nick Shirley? That's important. It was just right on the screen. There you go. That's the guy. Here we go. So what I've noticed with all these protests, and protesting is okay, it's what do you stand for? What I look for is the number one thing in any protest is what flag are they waving?

36:45So if you look at this picture right here, what flag happens to be in the background of the chaotic French protests? Well, none other than the Palestinian flag. And if you look at these protests, that's all you see. So if you go to a January 6th thing, you're going to see a lot of American flags. Okay. If you go to the Unite the Kingdom rally that Tommy Robinson does, it's all British flags. Why, whenever there's chaos, burning, absolute uncontrollness, absolute chaos, do you see the Palestinian flag wherever you go? Here's a student protest in France. you would expect to see French flags, no?

37:22Oui, oui, no, no, monsieur, you're going to see the Palestinian flag. Why is it that wherever you see the Palestinian flag, you will see chaos and burn it all down mentality? Because that mentality is bigger than Palestine. It's a burn it all down at all costs mentality and they do not build up. That's why the literal Palestinian Hamas take all the money they received from the global world and built down into terror tunnels. Here's my thing. We just saw Dennis Prager talk about the key to happiness is being grateful. And he said leftists, specifically the red-green alliance that you mentioned, Islamic Marxists, absolute leftists, cannot have gratitude.

38:07They cannot be happy because they are completely ungrateful. All these people came from third world into France, which is essentially the cornerstone of the first world Western ideology. and they want to burn it all down. It's a complete lack of gratitude, a complete lack of respect for the country that took you in. And last but not least, you've seen Trump give these speeches at the UN. You've seen Marco Rubio give this speech at the Acropolis, I believe, a couple weeks ago. What's the common thread in all these speeches? We, Western world, Western ideology, we love you, we respect you. You built what basically America is founded on.

38:46don't forget where you came from and every single turn we see Canada, France, the British government, everything just invite these people that want to burn it all down and it's not going to work. And look, this is all leading to the people around the world watching to see what's going to happen with midterms. And to get into this, I have a special guest with me here today that will be making an announcement together and something that we've been working on and I'm excited about this because of election night. What happened two years ago with election night, we ran the number one live stream worldwide.

39:19We went and spent some time with Google and YouTube, and they were obviously, this is leading to the 2020 at election night. We're going to put a pretty big event together here. But this is a small little whisper of what's happening next. And to make the announcement to you of what's going to happen on election night, we decided to bring on board as a guest the CEO of C-SPAN. Sam, can you hear us? I do. It's great to see you out there. It's great to see you as well. So we're excited. I'll turn it over to you. Obviously, C-SPAN is a brand that we all know and follow many years when we're watching election and debates and different things that's taken place.

39:53C-SPAN is a very reputable and known brand. Sam, what's going to be happening with us on election night together? It's going to be great. I could not be more excited. So election night, November 3rd, it's I think everybody you've been talking about on the show. This is going to be a great election night because we just don't know exactly what's going to happen. C-SPAN, as you know, has three television networks, C-SPAN, C-SPAN 2, C-SPAN 3. And C-SPAN is known for nonpartisan, non-ideological coverage. We put everything on. We put the Republicans on, the Democrats on. So on C-SPAN, we're going to have our traditional election night coverage, which I'm very excited about.

40:32However, and this is the big reveal, on election night, this podcast will be live on the C-SPAN networks. We're going to have when you come on the air for election night, we're going to have you on not just streaming, not just YouTube, but also on television. We're going to do the same thing for the Young Turks. So we've got a conservative podcast and a conservative election night coverage. And we have a liberal election night coverage. In fact, last time last election, I think I saw each of you on each other's. Yes, we did. Yes. But it's going to be great. And so we're going to, by doing this, I think expose your program to a different audience, a television audience that might not normally be tuning in to a podcast on election night.

41:19And also, as folks flip the channels between the networks, they're going to be able to see you and your team. Well, that's great, Sam. We're excited about this partnership as well. And all of this leading into 2028, we know what's going to happen there with the Super Bowl of this space. the sport of politics, right? You either love this sport or you don't. There's something very competitive and interesting about this sport. And so I applaud you guys for choosing both a young Terps, which would be on the left, and one that would be more on the conservative side where the audience that gets access to it on C-SPAN.

41:51Any final thoughts that you want to share with us why you chose PBD Podcast to be the podcast on C-SPAN? Yeah, so I'll give you an example. For the Republican midterm convention in September, We programmed C-SPAN with that programming. But on C-SPAN 2, we programmed it with Democratic candidates live events that they held to counter program because we want to make sure that we reach out to independents, conservatives, liberals. and that's why we decided to do this. We talked with YouTube, we air on YouTube TV and we said, who are the best podcasts to do on election night? And they said, well, you've got to look at PBD for election night.

42:36They did an incredible election night last time. I was actually in the C-SPAN control room so I went back and watched you guys afterwards. It was fantastic. You were doing results, you were doing perspective and so we thought having PBD and having Young Turks was a perfect, balanced view of podcasts and perspectives out there. And we thought that it would be a great way to showcase the variety of perspectives that are going to be out there on election night. We just thought it would be perfect. Well, Sam, thank you for doing that, for having both sides so the audience can decide for themselves.

43:09And we're excited about this partnership where it's going to take us. And it's going to be a big night. There's a lot of stuff, you know, lots of uncertainties, 435 house seats, 35 Senate seats, 36 state governorship. It's the playoffs. This is all leading into the championship, which is going to be in 2028. And there's a lot of them, a lot of toss-ups. You get 21 toss-ups when it comes up. You see them behind me. Look on that wall. I know. I see the yellow circuit. It's going to be a very, very close race for many of these till the very end. So, Sam, once again, thank you so much for joining us on this podcast.

43:39We're looking forward to the partnership. We're so excited. Election night, two weeks from tomorrow. It's going to be great. and we could not be more thrilled to be working with you on this. Thank you, sir. And by the way, our press release is going out right after this program, so your audience is hearing it first. Oh, beautiful. Thank you for that. Thank you, Sam. Appreciate you for your time. We'll see you on election night. Take care. All right. See you soon. There you go, folks. Two weeks. This is a pretty big deal. Two weeks from tomorrow night. So this is the set that we have right now.

44:08If you want to show the clip to the audience what the set's going to look like, this is what it's going to look like when you come in. And Tom's going to have his own section when you go to it where he's going to be doing the results coming in. He's already doing it, by the way, with a lot of different numbers, plus minuses. We'll get into that here in a minute as well. And the guest that we're going to have that night, it's going to be a star-studded. Just telling you, like for some of you guys that have already, your members, the members only, they're excited about this. It's going to be a packed night.

44:34We'll be having a good time together. Some will be in the platinum lounge. Some will be in the cigar lounge. Some will be in the patio. When you're driving past the building, I don't know if we have the picture of what the building's going to look like. It's going to be sick, bright, lit up, red, white, and blue. It'll be phenomenal. So if you're somebody that likes the sport of politics, for whatever reason you fall in the crazy category, that you like the sport of politics, you're one of those people. Come join us. And it's, remember, members only at this event. If you haven't yet applied your application to be a member, you're going to have a lot of people that are going to be there that night.

45:07Some of these names you've probably never met that you'd love to meet and will make those announcements. But go to boardroomcigarlounge.com. Again, boardroomcigarlounge.com. Fill out your information. Every member will have a background check being done by them because we want security to be there and protection. And then we look forward to seeing you guys on election night with us November 3rd. And before the show ends, I'll also reveal to you guys who are some of the people that will be there that night with us. Okay, so with that being said, let's go to one of the bigger races that has taken place.

45:36Let's go to Abdul El-Sayed. So Abdul El Saeed is out there being interviewed left and right, and the one thing he keeps tripping up over, it's like constant when he's being asked about Muslim Brotherhood. This is one, but I'll show you another one where he does it with a guy named Thomas, and he's trying to say that you're Islamophobic. That's your real fear. And he tries to compare it to what happened with John F. Kennedy the first time he became a president. But I want you to go to Kristen Walker first, and then we'll go to this. I love your speed lately, by the way. Let's start off with this one first.

46:08Go for it. For Michigan voters who are hearing those attacks against you, who are looking to separate fact from fiction, can you set the record straight about whether you or your family have any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood? No, but let's talk about this. No, you don't have any ties. No. And your family doesn't. No. Okay. That's very nice of her to answer the question. He says this. That's once. Can you do me a favor? Can you go to Scott Jennings, okay? The one that I sent you from Scott Jennings, whom, is this the one, by the way? This is the other guy. Oh, this is a different one. Okay, this is another guy.

46:47Watch this one here. Go for it. Are you insinuating that somehow I was lying? I don't know. That's why I'm asking. And I'm telling you I was not. I have no ties. We have no ties. So your mother had no ties? I have never had these conversations with my mother. These tweets have emerged now. Had an amazing talk with my mom about her activism in the Muslim Brotherhood during the early 70s while she was in college. My family has long been an NBA. His half-sister, Iman Abdelhadi, posted those in 2012. In another post, she wrote that she had family jailed for being part of the Brotherhood. Weird. His mother worked from 1999 to 2004 for an Islamic charity that the Treasury Department designated for funding terrorism in 2004.

47:25You go after my mom? I'm not going after your mom. What your mom was working at, I was going after that organization that was indicted for funneling money to al-Qaeda. In 2011, El-Sayed wrote that if the Muslim Brotherhood took power in Egypt, the ensuing state would look nothing like Iran. The next year, the Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi was elected president of Egypt. The United States now designates the Brotherhood's Egyptian branch as a terrorist organization. Then there is the money. His father-in-law, Dr. Tayeb Joukaku, is a former president of CAIR's Michigan chapter, leader, still sits on its board, and is a longtime leader of the Islamic Society of North America.

48:07Both groups were named unindicted co-conspirators in the case that convicted Holy Land Foundation leaders of sending more than$12 million to Hamas, and prosecutors listed ISNA as a member of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood. A federal judge found ample evidence tying both groups to Hamas. Jukaku gave$200 ,000 to the super PAC backing El-Sayed. PolitiFact confirmed the donation from Abdul Mahogood. You can go with this, and I'll show you another clip here in a minute that we're going through. The question is, is this going to work? CNN, you know, Harry Anton, who does a very good job, and, you know, sometimes you show his clips when the numbers favor you.

48:46Sometimes you have to show this clip when the numbers don't favor you. And we're pretty fair. We show Anton no matter when, you know, when he's putting the numbers up. There is a clip of him showing how El Saeed is doing right now. the first Democrat to be this down this much in a century. Go for it. I couldn't think of another example where you actually had a Democratic candidate who was down at least four points, four points in a Senate poll in Michigan. And it turns out for this entire century, Abdullah said is the only one in a poll that meets CNN standards for publication. This is extremely, extremely, extremely unusual.

49:23Abdullah said breaking records in the ways that you don't want to. In fact, he is the first Democrat down by this much, as I said, essentially since 1994. OK, Tom, how bad is it for outside right now? So I have I have a take on this because I get very, very, very skeptical at this time of year. And last year, I mean, the last election, we we called some things very, very quickly. Here's what is concerning to me. This poll is coming out of nowhere as things were tightening up a bit. It was getting a little mushy and it was starting to tighten up, not as tight as some people might want for Mike Rogers.

50:01And to have them right now, the issue they're having in Michigan is turnout of the Republican voters. They're trying to get conservatives and independents that would be on the right to turn out. How do you reduce turnout? One of the ways you can reduce turnout is you can float the fact that, well, maybe the opponent is about to be beat. So I have a high opinion of Harry, and Harry's just going to be reporting on this poll. I worry about this poll being a fake poll that is designed to suppress Republican turnout to make them think that El-Sayed is actually, you know, suddenly behind. when everything I've seen indicates that he's up and you need to spur turnout similar to Texas.

50:52So I have nothing but good things to say about N10. You know how I feel about him. But I wonder about this poll, one poll coming out of nowhere, and he was careful to point out, it meets our standards to be broadcast. Because the reason he's saying that is because not every poll is worth toilet paper. So some of them aren't. And so he's making a point of saying, hey, guys, this is a poll that met CNN standards. So I'm I'm a little skeptical. I love that you're taking that angle, Tom. I love that you're taking that angle. The reality of it is, you know, to to if you look at this cal sheet, this is how much money?

51:30Eleven million dollars, 69 percent. El Cite is at the top with Rogers, 31 million traded. Eleven million traded already on this race alone. And if you the problem, a lot of people are saying is the black voters. OK, the black voters that he simply cannot get. I sent you a clip about somebody explaining why he's having a hard time getting the black voters in Michigan. If you can play this clip for me, I just send it to you. Go for it. Watch this, folks. There's no black man in Detroit right now that likes to Arab. Let me tell you why. Because of cheated elections, they don't let us use their bathrooms at gas stations.

52:05They have all of our grocery stores. They have all of our essential businesses. There's not one black person that's like, okay, I'm going to vote for Abdul El-Sayed. Never in a million years. He cannot win without the black vote. But yet, they're saying that he had almost one and a half more times vote than John James. So you mean to tell me that a senator received more votes than the top of the ticket? What a great point. So what do you think about what he said? Well, I think it's, I'm so happy that you played that because I saw a clip, I want to say three or four days ago of Abdul Al-Sayed sitting at he was at a gas station in the hood as if it was organic and he had like hot sauce popcorn and like he was trying to act like he's in a hood and he's hanging out there I love that he said that but let's go back to what he's saying he's been asked any family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood no he's lying okay tell the freaking truth we heard everything about his mother um she worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency, the U.S.

53:05Treasury Department designated it a specially designated global terrorist group. They've provided support for Al-Qaeda and Hamas. Pastor-in-law put on a terror list by, guess who? Hussein Obama, of all people. And his sister is on camera celebrating October 7th. And then I saw an interesting clip I sent to Conor. Conor, if you could play it. Pat, he was speaking in front of the CIAR, which is, you know, some Middle Eastern group. and this girl's reacting to it. If you play the beginning of it, he's basically calling for Sharia law in the United States. Can you do me a favor before you go? Stay on this black vote because I want to give you some numbers here, folks, and then I want to come to you.

53:43So in regard to the black vote, I just asked a question right now just to kind of see how much of an impact do they really have in Michigan. An estimated 614 ,000 black voters participated in the last Senate race, and we're talking about between Alyssa Slotkin, which we're going to get into what she said as well, and Mike Rogers. Do you know what percentage supported Alyssa Slotkin in the last race? 60, I'm sorry, 85%. Rodgers only got 12%. Okay, so let me say this again. Rodgers got 12 % of black vote of the 614 ,000 in 2024. Black voters represented key findings of Alyssa Slotkin in the 2024 race.

54:22So meaning, is that going to be the same thing here? Is that going to make a difference? I don't know. I don't know how big of a difference it's going to take. So to go look at the last race, let's just say if the difference here was, you know, 50 percent of African-American voters support El Sayed and the other 50 percent goes to Mike Rogers. Let's say that fellow that was speaking is right. Would that make a big difference? It could. We're talking about 614 ,000 voters. So, you know, I don't know what's going to be happening. There's a reason why Calci's got 69 percent of people that are picking him.

54:54But you want to go to this clip that we're talking about? But I want people to understand why he's lying. in Islam, you can lie, you can deceit or conceal your religious beliefs and all that stuff to further Islam. I'm not making this up. I think it's called taqiyah. And I know people always try to be like, no, that's to get rid of persecution. He's lying in front of your face. And this is the clip where he's basically saying, calling for Sharia law in America, and he's pissed off because they banned it somewhere. Go ahead, Conor. The state of Oklahoma voted in a referendum to amend the constitution to ban Sharia law.

55:28Sharia. Arnold Schwarzenegger. What does that mean? I don't know. What do you mean you don't know? You don't know? Yeah. And yet the voters banned it anyway. Allah subhanahu wa ta 'ala tells us in Quran Karim, he tells us. Watch this. Ya ayuhal ladheena amanu. Oh you who believe. Koonu qawwameena. Okay. Okay. Okay. Are you ready?

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58:17You cannot understand the challenges we face today without understanding white supremacy. white supremacy and what he said he's upset that they're banning Sharia law and I want everybody to understand this there's a freaking movement happening and I'm telling you guys right now Trojan horse I'm telling you from all of these freaking people that are popping up from him to Mamdani and it's all nice and it's all and that's how they're going to use they use the government they use like that suicidal empathy until they become the majority and that's the type of attitude and you're listening to him say it he's lying about his freaking ties to a terrorist freaking group to your face even though we have proof from his mother to his sister to his sister to everybody involved and then he's upset that they can't have sharia law and for all you people out there that are like no just freedom of religion you don't even understand what the hell sharia law means okay you don't even know what the hell it is because you've never been in a freaking middle eastern country but don't sleep until these guys are the freaking majority, and then they're going to start trying to change shit to make it like that.

59:26He looks like he's upset. Am I the only one that seems – he's pissed off that they can't have Sharia law in a place. Don't be fooled. I'm telling you guys right now. What are the chances he wins, Tom? What are the chances he wins? Your opinion. What are the chances this guy wins the Senate race against Rodgers? I'm above 75%. That he wins. Yeah, Abdul's going to win. Oh, yeah. And I'll tell you something. He's doing fine with the black vote right now. It's coming in 82 to eight with 11 percent still undecided. 82 to eight on the black vote still undecided. And here, check this out. Put 100 Trump voters, Trump 24 voters, and I'm looking at the Michigan stuff right here, Pat.

1:00:12I got data. 100 Trump voters. Rogers only gets 91 of them. El-Sayed's getting seven and two for the Independent. Of the Harris voters, El-Sayed's getting 93. Rogers gets five. So the difference, Rogers is only getting five of the Harris voters. El-Sayed's getting 7 % of the Trump voters, and Trump had more than he won. And of the independents, El-Sayed right now is running 49-47, Pat. Take the two points and the four points. There's the four points that he's leading by right now. This is what is very, very nerve-wracking. I'll share something else for you. Right now, the undecided, there's only about 6 % undecided left in Michigan right now.

1:01:02and a quarter of likely voters have already voted and it it it's showing six points so right now it looks like this guy's in position to win which is why when i see harry enton talking about the one poll doing a what i think was a harry enton breakdown but my question is Where the hell is that poll coming from? And why is it showing up like that right now? Right now, this worries me, and it looks like El-Sayed is in position. I think it's going to come in closer right now. If you ask me right now, it looks like it's going to come in closer to five points. That he wins by five points. Yes. Pat, he's going to win.

1:01:47It's talking about Michigan and Dearborn and all these people that are voting. And nobody cares that his family is embedded with Muslim Brotherhood. that's just whatever guys he's a good speaker that's what people's attitude is he's a good speaker and to hell with trump because that's and that's what that's what they want that's what they're going to vote for when you good luck when you put the trump mandate up to a poll and and the white house may not like them about to say pat but i'm going to say it right now trump is 14 points underwater on his mandate in michigan in a state he carried by 1.4 and won the election 14 points underwater in a state he carried by 1.4 right the number one is the economy and number two listen the economy is electric costs and data centers michigan voters right now are 62 29 and 10 undecided on data centers 62 29 against well i have a different perspective i actually think the the smart educated good people of michigan are going to wake up and actually come out and vote not necessarily for Mike Rogers, but against what Abdul Syed, I hope, stands for.

1:02:55So I think it's important to qualify exactly what we're talking about here, because we see these words, Muslim Brotherhood, Sharia, what's going on? I just wanted to find them real quick. The Muslim Brotherhood isn't like nice guys standing in line. Hey, we're brothers. We're colored. It's not that. You know what countries have banned the Muslim Brotherhood? How about Egypt? How about Saudi Arabia? How about the UAE? Bahrain, Jordan, Muslim countries have banned the Muslim Brotherhood. Let that sink in for a second. The best way to describe it is like a political, ideological, religious KKK organization that operates all around the world.

1:03:38it's so bad that muslim countries are banning the muslim brotherhood let that sink in i don't know why the united states as a country has not designated the muslim brotherhood or ban the muslim brotherhood but you know who has governor ron de santis he's come out and designated them a uh terrorist organization and potentially future government governor byron donalds has basically said, I will continue that into my administration if elected. So I hope that happens here. Sharia law is not compatible with Western values or with American democracy or in the Constitution. I'm not coming out there and saying Muslims shouldn't be here.

1:04:23I'm not advocating a Muslim. I have tons of friends that are Muslim, but I am coming out and saying Sharia law is not compatible with the West. This is a guy right now, Abdul Rahman Al-Sayed, that doesn't know who's a bigger threat to America, Iran or Israel, the country that we're fighting a war against, or the country who's our ally helping us navigate this war in the Middle East. That, to me, it shows that you don't have basically American interests, or at least the know-how, to understand good from bad. And the last point, black voters, my good black friends out there in Michigan. My dad grew up in Detroit.

1:05:02I know a lot of you guys out there. It's time to wake up. Did you see this article right here talking about black voters? I'll just read this. We're a black voters test the socialist left ceilings. This year, primary showed the DSA's path runs through older black voters who wield enormous influence in the Democratic primary. So black voters, here's your chance to be recognized. You want to be the change, see the change that you want to be in the world? Black Democrats are, quote unquote, more likely than less likely to dislike leaders who identify as democratic socialists. Black people, I know a lot of good black people and a lot of good everybody people, they are not democratic socialists.

1:05:41They have values. They have principles. This is not something that they stand for. BLM is not what black people stand for. BLM is a Marxist leftist organization. So my friends out there, here's my point. Smarten up. Be careful who you vote for. especially in Michigan. I want to show you something, which is, you know, to tell you how clear the vision is for what Muslims are doing in America today, how clear it is. Now, you know, whether you agree with it or not, I just want you to see how clear it is and what areas, how this man, Nihat Awad, the co-founder and national executive director of the Council of American Islamic Relations, gives a 20-year strategy for increasing Muslim representation and influence in America's five jobs.

1:06:26He says each of these 4 ,000 mosques should offer scholarships for these five jobs. Watch this here. Go for it. The strategic plan, framework for success for the Muslim community, and let's just think about it together in the next couple of minutes. We have almost 4 ,000 mosques in America. Watch this. Brilliant vision. 4 ,000 mosques. And it's happened. 4 ,000 mosques. About 6 million people attend these 4 ,000 mosques every Friday. That's really the infrastructure of the Muslim community. The core of Muslim life in America is the largest number of mosques. Secondly, you have schools, social services, organizations, economic, social, political, and scientific organizations and businesses.

1:07:16However, how can we plan in 20 years for the Muslim community to be a celebrated community? So what's the plan? 4 ,000 mosques. I would like our community, the leadership here, after inshallah you build this mosque, unless you can do it at the same time, establish a scholarship fund on an annual basis. And just bear with me. establish a scholarship on an annual basis to do the following. To offer scholarships for five students. One, to study journalism. Second, to study filmmaking. Thirdly, to study law. Fourth, political science. And fifth, history or humanity. Why? If we start in 2025 or 2026, depends on you, four years from now, 4 ,000 mosques in America, remember, 4 ,000 mosques, we will have in four years 4 ,000 new journalists, filmmakers, lawyers, history, students who will become teachers and students and graduates of political science.

1:08:3820 years from now we keep doing it every year 20 years from now the Muslim community will have 50 ,000 attorneys, 50 ,000 journalists, 50 ,000 filmmakers, 50 ,000 professors of political science and history members of Congress, go ahead if we do that the Muslim community will write its own history pause it right there, that was it The Muslim community will what? Write its own history. We will have five senators. He said potentially the first Supreme Court justice, Muslim members of Congress. This is not a hypothetical. He's serious. This is a vision that's being presented. And do you think they're going to be doing it?

1:09:30Absolutely. Of course they are. So, you know, when you hear these different types of clips and where they're at and what they're doing, This is a very dark interview here. If somebody insults and says something, what they would do. Have you seen this one? Yeah, this is the most honest Muslim guy about what they're trying to do. Europeans must convert to Islam. Check this guy. And I love that you said that, Pat. That guy's a different, you know, educated, whatever. Professor, listen to this. This is coming soon to a theater near you. Was a true Muslim. If I was the world leader, Israel would not exist.

1:10:04I don't see them as humans. I see them like cockroaches. homosexuals they would get destroyed and do you subscribe to that idea hundred percent if i did it i would not even be a muslim how would you kill him with a sword cut his head off like that you get caught doing adultery you're getting stoned to death you would have them stoned to death without a doubt people say oh islam is peaceful islam they're trying to apostates i would torture them i would make the death hell for them now first cousin marriages should they be legal or illegal in britain what about goats what about them do you think there's any connection between islam and the grooming gangs no not at all who are you a white non-muslim guy trying to tell me about my own religion you can hate islam you can criticize islam charlie abdo are they terrorists no they're not terrorists it was a religious duty it was a command from allah do you think that we should ban islam completely from the west we'd have to be crazy wouldn't we to just keep importing that either you become a muslim you pay the jizya which is tax or it's war can you see why Prevent have got concerns with you.

1:11:05I mean, like, I mean, he's just saying it out loud. Exactly what they should be saying quietly. And we're like, well, you know, what does he really mean by this, Vincent? I actually respect, I respect that he's at least telling you, because mind you, this out of 2 billion Muslims, this is the 20 % that, and that's hundreds of millions of people that are like this, that are like that. That's the attitude. 200 million people. That's a lot of freak. No, it's a lot of people. It's 100%. This is where it's at. And I think the biggest thing is, you know, you either, you know, will be paranoid and try to defend what made America the greatest country in the world, or you're going to look away.

1:11:48And when you do look away, one day you're going to wake up, you're going to be like, wait, what just happened? By the way, one of the names I said earlier, Alyssa Slotkin, who is a senator in Michigan, she said something very interesting on what she wants to do. I'll read it to you. And then, Tom, I'm going to come to you with this one, and then we'll move on. I want the deterrence message. Michigan Dems. Do you have that clip, by the way? Michigan Dems Slotkin wants to prosecute Trump admin to scare off young conservatives. She's just openly saying it. Watch this. Go for it. This is a senator, folks.

1:12:20I want to look at these signature cases and not just focus on the president, but on the people who enabled him. I want young people coming out of school to say, should I go work for the Trump administration? Like, that sounds fun. I might get an opportunity. I want them to be like, Lord, that might be buying myself a ton of problems that I don't want. And so let me avoid participating in that. I want that deterrence message. So that's what I'm saying. I want to look at this. Not even, guys, this is a sitting senator. Not even, do you guys know what the definition of fascism is, Pat? intimidate political rivals and deter participation in opposition movements literally literally the fascists okay trump is hitler in fact it's you slotkin okay and by the way let's not forget she worked for the cia and she was the acting assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs under hussein obama okay and this is it pat and if you guys think all you guys out there if you think and I know we're going to get into it back because I have a lot to say about you know Trump and what's happening and the office of president not going after these people if you think guys that you're sitting home you're not going to vote you're going to do all this that Democrats care about affordability and gas prices and making your life easier think again because if they take the house and they take the set all they're going to do is investigate Trump they're going to go after everybody in his freaking cabinet and that's All they're going to do, there is no plan.

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1:15:51And I've warned you guys, if they win, and this is 2000, you know, this November 3rd is going to be just a little sprinkle, a little test. Okay. Once they're in, they're going to open the border. Mass amnesty for illegals. Hakeem Jeffries the other day was like, oh, somebody asked him, what about all the ones that were kicked out? Oh, we're going to grab them. We're going to bring them all back in here. Okay. And then for all of us, all the people, all the conservatives. this isn't a fear porn thing it's just letting you know that she's telling you she's telling you a sitting freaking member of congress what they're going to do to you okay and you know who she is she's the same one that remember tom in november 2025 when all those five democrats trump was giving orders they're like don't listen to the president's orders her and mark kelly and all these uh people and it doesn't help that she's ex-cIA i don't trust her and again these are all people that are coming out of where, Tom?

1:16:42Detroit. She's from there. He's from there. El Sayada's from there. And I'm happy that they're at least saying what they're going to do. Tom, how do you process what she's saying? So I see it for what it is. There is not a desire here to create a new America in their own image. There is a desire they have, whether they admit it or not. It is a globalist agenda funded by Soros with other wide you can't just say soros anymore it's wider than that single this is very nice man you know funding um things going on in europe it's uh what i see is they want a future world they don't want a future america they want a future world that is globalist where sovereignty no longer matters and the socialist liberal elite run it.

1:17:37Be careful. People don't understand what's going on here. This is not about her and saying, next election, we're going to go this way. Next election, we're going to go this way. Oh, I want an America where the rule of law still matters. Yeah, the rule of law she wants is one that's administered by the Hague. That's where they're going. That's what I see, Pat. I don't get upset with her and say, oh well this election this way that way you know we're going to be a little over here a little over there a little more liberal but no she doesn't she doesn't want the future america she wants a future world yep and and just really fast pat like rome think of tom because when i think of the united states of america i keep going back pat to rome like like if you were in rome during the time at its height and people are walking around going hey i'm telling you guys this is happening the people from within they're going to try to destroy you would have laughed in their freaking faces.

1:18:29But I'm telling people, guys, Rome didn't fall overnight. You have to be careful of these people who are trying to destroy us from within, okay? Alright? I'm telling you guys right now, pay attention. She's the deep state, the El Sayyid that want to bring in a whole different freaking religion that they pray to a different god. Be on alert. Adam. Well, look, the way I would read it is this. She's actually one of the more reasonable Democrats. Like, on a list of who are the more conservative or actual classic liberals in the Democratic Party, she'd be on the top 10 list, meaning she's not even part of the DSA.

1:19:07She's not part of the Abdul al-Sayed camp or the Mamdani camp or the Ilhan Omar camp or the AOC camp. She's a classic Democrat, but this is basically where we are at this point. If you are Team America, Team Trump, you are the enemy at this point. That's the sad reality is that she's not even hiding it, and that's all I want to say about that. So you would put her, somebody that's literally saying. You don't have to yell, bro. I'm not yelling. I'm talking normal. Lower the mic if you want to. I'm not screaming. It's how I talk. You're saying that? Yeah, you of all people. You know you're lower.

1:19:37You have the control. I yell more than you. So you mean to tell me that she's a regular Democrat when she's on camera right now saying, we're going to go after them. And if you're coming out of school, we're going to destroy your life, basically. That's exactly what I'm saying. That doesn't make any sense to me. Well, welcome to the world. To the DSAs. She's not DSA. No, I'm saying. Yes. That's exactly what I'm saying. Is she going to vote? That is the Democratic Party. Is she backing any of those people that are going up for the Detroit people? I don't know. What I'm trying to establish is she's one of the quote-unquote normal ones.

1:20:06She's not DSA. And this is how far left the Democratic Party is at this point. That's the point that I'm making. But the question is, can they win? Of course they can. Because there's a big difference between El Saeed winning in Michigan. Michigan is not America. All right? And Tallarico winning in Texas. There's a big difference between Elside winning in Michigan and Tallarico winning in Texas. And, Tom, there's some new things that are coming out about Tallarico where a story comes out. I'll read this story to you, and then you'll see what direction we'll go with this. An article comes out saying, meet the manly men who want to remake the Democratic Party.

1:20:50This is a WAPO story, and there's a couple of them I'll go here as we go through these stories. But so they're trying to bring some guys that are like more manly for midterms. You've seen a highlight reel. Abdul El-Said repeatedly calling his opponents a beta, James. A beta. James Tallarico firing back at GOP attacks that he is too low T for Texas. Sweaty Bo Bay running the Indiana Secretary of State, pumping weights in a campaign ad. Gone are the days in which traditional masculinity for Dems was toxic. Now it seems like more of a campaign credential. For people who are out there thinking about who's the alpha and who's the beta, it's just such a sophomoric way of thinking about the world.

1:21:31El Saeed, a 41-year-old progressive, told the Post about Republican betas. But that's the world that they created. Mike Rogers, his opponent, replied, nothing screams alpha quite like a 41-year-old desperately reminding everyone he was popular in high school. A WAPA post poll in July, only 5 % Americans said they have a mostly negative view of men who are manly or masculine, but 27 % said the Democratic Party views them negatively against 47 % who said Republicans view them positively. Tom, what is the challenge that they have here? Yeah, look at the last two things. 47 % of Republicans view them positively.

1:22:0727 % of Democrats view them negatively. They don't care about the Dems. They are trying to take the independent voters that lean a little bit right in the middle. They're trying to do that. This is what's going on here. They are basically, remember, Democrats, what do they do? Pander for voting blocks and basically spin into the voting block. So what are they doing? They're pumping iron. They're doing things like that. They're talking about this. They're calling you a beta. They're calling you a low T. Those are all dog whistles to the middle. They don't care about the Republican side, Pat. They are at the independents that are in the middle, and the independents are getting bigger.

1:22:52So every election, the number of independents is bigger, and it's even more important to get to them. So they're putting those to get the ones that maybe were Trump voters last time. You know, the ones that Al-Sayed has 7 % of the Trump voters in Michigan from last time are voting for him. Think about that. Think about how big that is. And so this is the manly men. This is the task. Do you remember, I don't know if the guys can find it, when Michael Dukakis got in a tank trying to show that he was aligned with the defense, aligned with America, and aligned with strength. Look at this. He looked like a complete dork.

1:23:35He looked like the— The helmet's not even on right. Yeah, the geek from school science class riding around in a tank with a tie. And by the way, this was highly negative because you know what it said to the Americans that were out there? Dude, this is the last guy I want leading our military. And by the way, that moved people. And that is exactly what happened because Bush ran with this like a football and a 90-yard free sprint to the finish line, folks. That's what he did. Do you know what's going to happen in 2028 if Dems win? So think about it from this side, you know, the left and the right and where they're at right now.

1:24:16We know if they win the midterms. And I guess the part I want to go to is, you know, nowadays you see a guy wearing a MAGA hat. What do you think of us? It's not really a big deal anymore. Do you remember what would happen in 2021 if you wore a MAGA hat during COVID? Somebody would steal his hat or throw things in the head. Steal his hat. You know, they would do a lot of things to you. Get out of my restaurant. You're going to see this next. Listen, you're going to have some bold people that are going to wear what they're going to wear. And if you're bold enough to wear something yellow, future looks bright.

1:24:46That on the set says don't thread on me. We'll probably never going to make it. Don't thread on me. If you've never seen this year, these are the types of things that people are going to be afraid of wearing. You'll see when that comes. People are going to be worried again. Oh, my God, I can't say this. Oh, my God, I'm going to get a strike. Oh, my God, what if I say, oh, my God, I'm going to get that. That era is going to come. It's going to get nasty. As these guys, they're telling you publicly what they want to do. But the rebranding, Tom, if you don't mind breaking down what you said about what happens with the midterms, if Republicans lose House, if they lose Senate, currently Republicans have Supreme Court seats as what?

1:25:236-3. The one that's been wanting to step down for a few years is a guy named Clarence Thomas. Allegedly, you read about it. what would happen if Republicans Tom lose the house and the Senate what would happen with Clarence Thomas seat in the in the Supreme Court so Clarence Thomas can speak for himself but he has spoken more than once about you know maybe it's time and he was looking for the time that it was the right time to retire he is on the verge of retirement we could probably find the last time that he spoke about it uh he does speeches at colleges and stuff and he has openly said you You know, hey, I'm not planning to retire this year, but maybe it's coming soon.

1:26:05But here's what's up. Alito and Thomas are very close to retirement age. Very close. What's about to happen in the midterms? Well, I'll tell you what's about to happen in the midterms. We don't have very many days until December 18th. December 18th is when Senate and Congress will break. And when Senate and Congress break, Pat, they don't come back till the new year. The new year, you're going to swear in all the new House of Representatives and senators. At that point, 51-49, they will not allow Trump to nominate any conservative justices. They will not allow it. They will sit on it. The fastest, go check a look at these dates, Pat.

1:26:50The fastest it ever happened was ACB, Amy Barrett. And guess what? Ginsburg died September 18th. Trump waited just after the funeral. And on September 26, he nominated Amy. She was confirmed on October 26. That is the speed record. And remember when this was, Pat? 2020. If he didn't get it done by October 26, what was going to happen four days later, five days later? He lost to Biden. And so this was the speed record. They knew they were up against it. And when Ginsburg died, man, we got to get her through because the Republicans had a hunch. They said, look, if Trump is vulnerable, it's covid and the economy and everything and he's out.

1:27:43We need this justice. And that was the speed record. You would need a similar speed record. And the only grace period would be Senate would potentially extend seven days. They would do a John Thune would do a mandate and say, hey, we must extend seven days to Christmas Eve. And he would keep them. You see what I mean, Pat? Like a number like we're going to go in a little hour overtime here. He would go to about six days. But if Clarence Thomas resigns now, they have to run as fast as they did for Amy Barrett. Otherwise, if Alito or Thomas get sick in the next two years and something happens, they're not going to let Trump replace him.

1:28:24And it's the same thing that they said on Merrick Garland. Remember his nomination? They sat on his nomination for I think it was 260 days. Somebody checked me on that. But they sat on his nomination for a long time. The U.S. Senate did because they didn't want him. So this has historical precedent. And this is bad. Yeah. To me, this is one of the bad 260. This is one of the bad things that will happen if both... Meet the men, the story, kind of going into that. Yeah, I mean, look, when you're talking about manly men, when I read this article that the Democratic Party wants to remake manly men, I literally thought it was a Babylon Bee article.

1:29:06Like, what a joke! The reason that I'm so hardcore maggot these days, as a former Democrat, that was a Bill Clinton guy, JFK guy, because of my dad, I can't even look at the Democratic Party and actually understand even where they are these days. all my friends that are still Democrats I'm like and I mean this is a joke guys I'm like so you're married with kids and you're gay now like what are we doing here guys because uh kids in school you know my nephew I I see them make fun of other kids in school when we used to call kids you know gay or the f-word whatever oh you're a Democrat now that's literally the running joke of what young men, young boys call other boys in school a Democrat.

1:29:50That's how weak and feminine that the Democratic brand is. Calling the Democratic Party masculine is like calling the WNBA the pinnacle of femininity. It just doesn't work that way. Now, if the Democrats, the Democrats, it's no secret. They're the party. They used to be the party of the working man. Now they're the party of the working woman. The college educated liberal ideology, go to school in your ivory towers. The only thing that is masculine about the Democratic Party these days are the Abdul al-Sayed's that want to put women in hijabs. That's about as masculine as it gets. Other than that, they're going to trans your kids.

1:30:30They're going to Tallarico your kids. And that's what's basically the Democratic brand is at this point. Unfortunately, thank you, Obama, for making the White House gay. Remember what he did to the White House? Do you remember what Biden did to the White House? I remember what he did with Larry Sinclair, if that's what you're talking about. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. You're talking about the rainbow. The rainbow in the White House. So you can like... What's the likelihood that this makes a comeback if a Democratic... Biden already did it. Biden had a trans dude with his flashing everybody and what do you mean?

1:31:02Kamala had like oh my god, the trans dudes in the... I'll just add one thing. I think it's important to distinguish. I have Muslim friends, but I'm anti-Islamic terrorism. I have gay friends, but I'm anti-LGBT movement taking over. I have Democratic friends, but I'm anti-whatever the DSA is. You have to distinguish what exactly is going on here. So when I said Obama or Biden are making the White House gay, that doesn't have condemnation on gay people. I have gay friends. but to basically turn the White House into a gay sex romp type party like Biden did, that's the distinguishment that I'm trying to talk about here.

1:31:46Democrats beating manly is the biggest joke I've ever seen. All right, let me get to the next story. Here's a story that came out, which the guy, Elon, said this was going to happen. He announces he wants to give SpaceX stocks to kids. And I don't know if you guys have seen this or not. Elon Musk says he's given SpaceX stock to every kid in America. I don't know if you have the video that I sent you earlier. There's a video from Fox Business that was talking about this. If you have that, can you pull it up? He literally gets up there and is like, yeah, this is what we're going to be doing. And remember when he said, he says, we're going to go in a direction where, I just put a thumbs up in a group chat.

1:32:22You should be able to see it. He said there's going to come a time where you're not going to be worried about money. What do you mean? Well, don't worry about retirement and all this. Why wouldn't I be worried about it? It's just things are going to change. What does that even mean? He kept saying this. And guys, I sent you the tweet. Just go to the tweet. I put a thumbs up on the tweet to make it easier for you. It's in the group text. I literally just put a thumbs up on it for you to find it. You want me to do it again? Let me do it again. So, and then Anthropic, nobody knows, you know, we can find out who said it first.

1:32:52Anthropic said they want to make 5 % of the Anthropic stock given to the public, meaning you're going to be handed over anthropic stock public and what the hell does that mean? What does all this stuff mean? So play this first clip. This is the one with Elon that he wants to give a percentage of it to kids. Go for it. Now no one talks to him on the left and then you think about SpaceX and then even Neuralink for the brain. He's doing something else today which is extraordinary. So he has announced this on X. Next year I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.

1:33:31Wow. So the shares are selling right now for$146, which means it'll be about a$10,$11 billion investment. It's incredible. Of his own money. I love it. I love that. First we had Dell with the Trump accounts, and now you have Elon Musk doing his own type of investment, which is separate. So you can pause it right there. Tom, do you like this? So I like what he's doing because it feels a little bit like Michael Dell and saying, hey, I'm going to take some of my wealth and I'm going to put it into this program to help jump out basically, you know, Trump accounts or whatever. How he's going to give these to kids, I don't know.

1:34:10I would assume he hasn't said so, but it would be like the Trump accounts where it's like, you know, your government IRA for all kids that the Trump set up. It's a quality program in my view. So I think that's the angle. That's what I think about it. The second part of what you were asking, the second part of the story. Anthropic, 5 % to the public with not the same voting rights and all this stuff. No, absolutely not. Because what happens is now the public has a bias to ensure the success of Anthropic. and that success may have regulatory things or problems with products that you have to go in and adjust and how can you possibly regulate something you own it has a built-in conflict i'm i'm not in favor of that at all because look what happened when we had all of the pharmaceutical companies not owned by the u.s government but in lockstep with the federal government on building out the COVID vaccines.

1:35:18What happened, Vinny? They said, before we get going too fast here, we need to let you know something. We are making a medication, and we need some immunity, and you're making us go very fast, very, very fast. So we actually need some immunity from lawsuits here. That's exactly the same thing, and I don't want to go into COVID. I'm not trying to trigger you. No, no, no. But the same thing would happen here. So what if Anthropic, What if there's some things on AI agents that need to be controlled? What are some things that go wrong? What if there's things that need to be regulated? People say, well, wait a minute.

1:35:52Let's not regulate it. Remember, the United States owns 20 % of the same. Let's not make the stock go down. It's a built-in conflict. I am against Anthropic. Unless they want to say, hey, for better or for worse, we will donate this many shares into Trump accounts. They may go up. They may go down. I'm okay with that. But being owned by the United States of America, nationalizing AI, how well did nationalizing the petroleum industry go in countries around the world? Not well. Yeah, but they're playing a different game, Tom. But on the Elon side, if you gave one SpaceX to everybody, that's 72 to 73 million kids under the age of 18 would get a share of SpaceX,$146.

1:36:37$10.5 to$10.7 billion. When it comes down to the Anthropics situation, slightly different, they want to get 5 % of it, which the 5 % initial requires shareholder approval. Anthropics has announced commitment, but it's not yet an unconditional completed transfer. The percentage could increase for every 50 % increase in an Anthropics valuation above a designated baseline. Its board could allocate another 2 % of the company to the fund. The fund could make direct payments to individuals. Anthropic specifically mentioned distributing benefits to selected populations. Although it has not announced eligibility requirements for payment amounts, AI-related unemployment is a major consideration.

1:37:20Anthropic has already committed$200 million to researching and addressing AI's labor market effects, and broader commitment is approximately 20 % is, Vinny, what they want to end up doing. Not just 5%. 5 % is for starters. Eventually, they want to take you to 20%. And so the question becomes, who controls the money? The money will be controlled by a 501c3. So Anthropix says the fund will be structured as a wholly owned LLC rather than a conventional 501c3 plan nonprofit that provides more flexibility but raises a few questions. Who points to people running the fund? Who determines which communities or organizations receive it?

1:37:57Can the fund sell its Anthropix shares? What beneficiaries? Will beneficiaries have ownership rights? How much money will be actually – there's a lot of questions that have come with this, especially at a$1 trillion valuation. 5 % is$50 billion. So a giant company helps create a giant stack of money, and the government's going to babysit it. And it's going to go out to special groups. You mean like hospices in California and daycare centers in Minneapolis? I know they need funding now. They've been cut off. Yeah, but I think it's absolutely amazing what he – Every week it seems like he's doing something amazing besides X and buying it so we can actually see what the hell the world and the people are talking about.

1:38:39He's doing everything with SpaceX. He is on fire. And I love this idea because instead of the government taking your money and wasting it on all the bureaucracy and deciding who deserves what, he's giving it actually to actually children who actually have some stock and to help shape their future. And that is the beauty of capitalism. You build something, you create wealth, and you give it to the people for a chance for them to benefit from your success. No government middleman. Meanwhile, look in France. Look what's happening in France. Burning. The government's still trying to figure out how to squeeze more money out of the people who actually create wealth.

1:39:12And that's the difference. Socialism wants to distribute wealth. Capitalism creates it. And I absolutely love what he's doing. Adam. Yeah, well said, Vinny. I mean, the whole billionaire wealth tax and this condemnation and that we hate tax the rich. I'm just picturing a day when AOC, who I think recently just called Elon Musk dumb or stupid. I'm just picturing a day when she has her in vitro test tube baby and is running for president potentially and no father but has a baby. And she gets a check or direct deposit from Elon saying, here's some money from your kid. The fact that Americans, billionaires, like what Bill Gates did and Warren Buffett did with the giving pledge, I think it's called, the billionaire pledge, where they pledged I think 90 % of their worth to 501c3 and nonprofits and philanthropy is one of the most amazing things you'll ever see in your life.

1:40:07To roll down their wealth in a charitable way rather than just giving it to their kids. Exactly. So where are those stories? So rather than the left condemning billionaires and basically hating on rich people, understand that these are the people that actually change society with the stroke of their check. Why do you want to turn them against you? Like you saw what happened with Ken Griffin. This guy's worth what,$50 billion, whatever the amount is. He goes, oh, New York, you don't appreciate me. Chicago, you don't appreciate me. All right. Miami, you want me to? Yeah, come on down to Miami. We're building campuses, a couple billion dollars.

1:40:39We're starting businesses. is the Democratic Party has done the dumbest thing possible. Take the billionaires that basically want to give money to causes they care about and say, we don't want you. And the reasonable people on the Republican side will say, we'll take your money, thank you. So thank you, AOC, for basically turning down Elon and calling him stupid. Yeah, I mean, look, we're going to see what's going to happen there with the ideas. I think more and more, the biggest part is watch what Elon is doing. Elon's not a guy that says he's going to do something and doesn't do it. He says you're not going to need retirement funds one day.

1:41:16Why not? Well, maybe this is going to be one of the ways. Tom, what do you think he sees SpaceX could be worth one day? In his eyes, what do you think he thinks SpaceX will be worth in the next 10, 20 years? Oh, multi-trillions. Multi-trillions is obviously there. I mean, I get that. But do you think he thinks SpaceX is going to be a$100 trillion company in 20 years? I think he probably thinks it's going to be bigger than that. I think he, I believe that Elon Musk sees SpaceX and everything that's rolling under it. When he talks about interplanetary, he talks about things like that. I think he sees this being worth basically, I think, like large percentage of global economy.

1:41:59I think he sees it like that. He's talking about, think about what he's talking about. interplanetary species, mining on Mars, right? And the whole telecommunication system. Start taking a look at what all that means and take a look at what that displaces. We saw a whole sector of telecommunications took a 7.5%, 8 % drop on one day. And everybody's looking at it going like, oh my gosh, he could basically replace an entire industry here. I think that's the way he's thinking. I think he's thinking of replacing industries. You know what's crazy? I think he thinks he's just getting started. I think the world looks at Ilana and says, my God, he's a trillionaire.

1:42:41I think he sits there and he says, I am barely, I finally have the kind of money I need to move and do what I want to do. I am barely getting started. Do you remember what Jeff Bezos would say when the analyst said to Jeff Bezos? The analyst would say to Jeff Bezos, where are you going? And remember what he used to say? Well, it's only day one at Amazon. It's that same attitude. Yeah, I think he literally thinks it's day one. I think we have two more years of it being even a question of who the most consequential, influential person in the world is. Right now it's still Trump for two more years.

1:43:15When it's his last year of his administration, Elon Musk will be that and then some, not for two years, not for four years, for another 50 years. How old is Elon now, in his mid-50s? 54, 55. So let's just say he lives as long as Warren Buffett. I hope he lives a long life. He's got another 40, 50 years of doing his thing. I think the difference between Elon and LeBron is LeBron said not one, not two, not three, not four, not five. You know when he said all that stuff, championships? Of course, when he came to the heat. I think Elon's going to deliver everything he thinks. He better have the greatest protection around him as possible.

1:43:55Not a state planning. Oh, you mean like protection? Like security. Of course. By the way, if you put the list of people that you would want to take out if you're the enemy, this guy's at the top of the list. Absolutely. He better have the best security. Every one of his pilots, everybody better be fully background checked, vetted. I mean, it's a very different position he's in right now. His security needs. He is a threat to the entire world. Meaning on the left, the globalists, all the globalists, number one threat is this guy. 100%. They cannot stand this guy right now. Now, let me get to the next story.

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1:47:10So say you're heard. This is the first unmanned aerial evocation from K-Savac that was designed specifically to extract wounded soldiers from the battlefield, the place where the minefields and enemy drones are covered at the front line. Comes in, picks up your body, get in there. Right now the evacuation takes from several hours to several days, two to three days. with the stargate we can evacuate person in a matter of minutes basically with the speed and with the time of deployment it can go extremely fast there is such such term in medical evacuation and basically in frontline medicine incredible evacuation the golden hour until somebody shoots at it basically this is the hour when the soldier can be saved if evacuated in time right now with the stargate we can give to the wounded soldier a golden chance basically to be evacuated in the matter of minutes vinnie as a former soldier yourself what is your mind going to right now thinking my vertigo you know vertigo my vertigo with you me and you would be like i'd like no no i'm good i just just drag me.

1:48:31I mean, it's spectacular. Oh, with me and him, forget it. We'd be arguing. I wouldn't be able to go in it because of the vertigo, which would add if I got a bullet hole in me. But I mean, it's a great idea. I would assume the bottom of it should be bulletproof because if you're the enemy and I'm watching these things fly over, I'm shooting at it. I'm shooting at it. You don't want the enemy to... Here's Private Jones. Where's he? Yeah, he got more bullets on the way up to Lee. But I mean, that's technology. And this is Ukrainian? Ukraine. I mean, these guys, they're drone situations. Tom, what do you think about it?

1:49:05I don't know. So if I was in venture capital and you brought me this, I would not invest in it. I would not invest in it, and I'll tell you why. It says, I don't think you have a market because robots are going to – look, the reason we have less pilots at risk is because we have drones. Those drones are being flown by kids with control mechanisms in faraway places. with all their intelligence and everything that they could bring to bear there. The number of soldiers that are going to be on active fields of battle like this is small, and it's getting smaller. I believe that the Russia-Ukraine war is among—we are seeing the beginning of the end of mass human stacks on one side and mass human stacks on the other side thrown at each other with conventional weapons.

1:49:58I think you're dealing now with a drone war that there are no front lines. It goes right to your backyard and starts blowing up your infrastructure. That's the war I see. I would not invest in this because I happen to think this is not going to be necessary. Now, could this be necessary? We already have it in cities. It's called life flight. They land helicopters and things like this. So you're saying, I don't want to risk another man to get a man. That's why you have a drone. I don't want to risk another man to get a man. Okay, I see some usefulness to it, but long-term, I wouldn't invest in it because I think men on the battlefield is quickly going to be a thing of the past.

1:50:34We're already seeing what robots can do. We're already seeing robot infantry coming out of China. And so I'm like, it's very interesting. If it saves one life, you know how I feel about life. That's tremendous. But long-term, that's not the way it's going to work. Adam. I love how Tom thinks. He thinks as an investor. I'm just thinking from a practical, pragmatic person. And I love this idea. You know, the whole concept of Arnold Schwarzenegger, get to the chopper. You're not going to need a pilot to put his life at risk or the person that's manning the plane with the pilot to put his life at risk.

1:51:07You know, we just had a conversation about what Palmer Luckey is doing with Anduril and this modern warfare and these drones and everything like that. This is sort of the defensive side of the offensive capabilities of these drones. I think the bigger story here is that, and Tom is right, that drones are the future of warfare. and you could use it for good, for bad, for everything in between. And that is the reality of modern warfare. So even if he's wearing a Hawaiian shirt, people like this are changing the face of modern warfare, and which will hopefully, as Tom said, lead to less of a loss of life.

1:51:41Yeah. I mean, so it's definitely not going to be picking up robots. Right? It's not going to go picking up. I mean, we were trying to show a good idea, and Tom just, you know, party pooper. I'm just saying, you know what? Screw you guys. Tom just shot that down. Literally. All right. So let's go to the next one. Here. Federal agents went dumpster diving through Ilhan Omar's trash for DNA. As sources reveal, stunning indictment will go far beyond expectations. This is a daily mail story. Inside sources, News Nation, that investigators rummaged through Omar's trash, hoping to collect DNA. The congressman, congresswoman, and her family describing the potential evidence as critical detectives can sometimes obtain genetic material from discharged garbage without a search warrant, if they are obviously trying to obtain DNA, then yes, this is a very easy get.

1:52:30Former FBI Special Agent Tracy Walder said, Homeland Security investigators searched the Minnesota Democrats' home Monday, seizing her cell phone, notebooks, personal computers, and passport. A federal judge approved the raid after investigators presented messages from Omar's sister, Sarah Noor, whose phone was seized earlier this year. New York Times reported sources said the home was searched as more than a dozen other raids unfolded simultaneously and that evidence is expected to go to grand jury. Omar 44 called the search, the latest escalation in Trump's campaign of political intimidation and has repeatedly denied wrongdoing.

1:53:04Vinny, what's going on over here? Well, listen, I saw Thomas Holman's face when he was asked about this. He had a grin. Conor, if you could find Thomas. I have it. I send it to you guys. In fact, it is so, like, it's so revealing because it looks like a kid that has a, this is it? Go for it. Yeah. The allegations were made clear and it wouldn't be investigated and they are investigating it. I'm not going to get ahead of, you know, the Bureau or HSI, but, you know, I've been told to have a strong case and we'll let the evidence lead where it leads, but she'll be held the same standard you and I are held.

1:53:41If she violated law, then she'd be held accountable. But I don't have the specifics of the evidence they have line by line, but we'll see where it leads. I think they're doing a great investigation. I think they're going to turn over every rock they got. Would this involve denaturalizing and then deporting her if it turns out that there is some kind of immigration fraud? Of course. If you lie during the naturalization process, there is a process to denaturalize somebody. We've done it before. It's a long, tedious process, but it's been done before. I've been involved with those investigations before.

1:54:17And certainly, if the evidence points that way, that could happen. And just an FYI, guys, people that are saying it's a witch hunt, and we'll get into the Obama thing, all the judges that were involved are all Democrat judges. They all work for Obama. They all work for Biden. So don't give me that nonsense, okay? Again, the New York Post said that after she was elected, Ilhan Omar, in Congress in 2018, her staff contacted Minnesota officials in May 2019 to change her publicly listed birth year from 1981 to 1982. Why would you do that? What is that? And you know why that matters? Because she claims she became a citizen to her father when he was naturalized in 2000 while she was still under 18.

1:55:03So if she was born in 1981, she would have already been 18, potentially raising the questions about her citizenship claim. But when it comes to her, Pat, these allegations seem legitimate. From her citizenship to her birth records, look at all the piling up. Allegations that she married her brother, which they said that she did. Her current status and her finances with her husband,$30 million on taxes. Oh, I made a mistake. It didn't work. And then there's estimated nine bills. Look at all the connections I'm going to do. $9 billion in Minnesota fraud scandal. The daycare centers with Nick Shirley exposed all the allegations.

1:55:38With them, all the money going back to freaking terrorist organizations. And last week it dawned on me. If you're from Somalia, and all these people are all from Somalia, which you're coming from typically a hot location, why of all places in the United States you're going to Minnesota? Like, does anybody? Yeah, because the churches of Minnesota brought them in. talk to your people in Minnesota, your church fellow. The church people. Yes. It's a scam, Adam. I think it's a deeper situation. Look into it. I wish I was wrong. No, I'm not saying that you're wrong, but there's something deeper where the scam— There's a lot of churches that are very, very far left and believe the open border situation.

1:56:18By the way, Michigan, it's tied to Ford, who brought the first imam to Ford to work at Ford, and they build a mosque. That's factual. Absolutely. Because Ford was a hardcore, hardcore, you know, a lot of rumors say that he was an anti-Semite. He openly would talk about it. Oh, yeah. And guess what he did? He helped build Michigan into what it is today. Thanks, Henry Ford. So that's what Henry Ford did. Yeah, and you can look up what happened in Somalia. I'll say this. Yeah, go ahead because I want to get into Obama. You called it a witch hunt. There's the emotional side of it and the logical side of it.

1:56:51Who called what a witch hunt? You did. I never said witch hunt. When did I say witch hunt? I never said the witch. I haven't used those words. Witch hunt for what? For war. You used the word witch hunt. I did not use the word witch hunt at all. What did I say witch hunt? I wrote it down when you said it. I promise you I didn't say witch hunt. Are you guys on different pages here with this one, with Obama and Ilhan Omar, or what's your position with Ilhan Omar? Go ahead, Adam, because I'm about to go into Obama. You said something about it was a witch hunt. You're like, no, it was the Biden administration.

1:57:17Okay, let me just do this. Do me a favor before I go to Adam. Play the clip of what she said. Like, if I get deported, what's the big deal? Why should I even be scared? Watch the audacity here. Watch this. I have no worry. I don't know how they take away my citizenship and like deport me, but I don't even know like why that's like such a scary threat. Like I'm not the eight-year-old who escaped war anymore. I'm grown. My kids are grown. Like I can go live wherever I want. I mean, I have. Yeah, I talk about ungrateful. The thing that I was going to say about witch hunt is you hunt witches because they're witches.

1:57:54And here's this ungrateful Somali witch who basically is like, yeah, I don't even care if I'm here anymore. Whatever, bro. So she is the poster child of ungrateful people that are brought into this country and are basically just giving us the double bird and saying whatever. And she's the poster child of basically what Somalians have brought, unfortunately, to America. And I'm not saying all Somalians, but the vast majority in Minnesota has been a disaster. The logical side of me is saying, OK, I get it. There's allegations. There's investigations. When there's smoke, there's fire. But until there's charges or even convictions, then there's no accountability.

1:58:32So let's see what happens. Hopefully it's not just a rhetorical witch hunt. Hopefully they find this Somali broom and actually classify her as an ungrateful. Can I just say this and then give it to you? So October 12, they do the raid. 26-year-old citizenship records, which is what they're examining. Citizenship obtained in 2000. Her age is being questioned, which is what you talk about. Potential criminal violations. Phone seized, more than 12 subpoenas. Potential loss of citizenship. Previous review in 2019. What people don't realize is this was under Obama. I'm sorry, not Obama. Biden. I'm going to show you what a clip I got here that Jake Tapper and CNN is like, dude, this is this is not even somebody we want to deal with.

1:59:13Let me just send this to you guys that if you can show this because they're starting to realize the investigation didn't start under Trump. It started under Obama. If you can pull this up. So they're questioning her citizenship, which is one thing. Second investigation is her family's 30 million dollars in assets. How the hell did that happen? Which they're looking into. The other one is the longstanding allegation that Omar married her brother, Vinny. 2002, Omar entered a religious marriage with Ahmed Hirsi. 2008, that's 02. 2008, Omar and Hirsi obtained a religious divorce. 2009, Omar legally married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.

1:59:492011, Omar and Elmi obtained a religious divorce but remained legally married. 2012, Omar reconciled with Hirsi. 2017, she legally divorced Elmi. 2018, she legally married Hersey. I mean, this is a lot of things. And she's got a 2019 tax issue. So we'll see what's going to happen. It doesn't look like this is going to go away anytime soon. And this is where I'm going to. Listen, we've been waiting for how long. And again, this isn't, I want the political, like how Slotkin said or whatever Alyssa said. This is accountability. And then it's funny how America's first Muslim president, Hussein Obama, had to come out.

2:00:31And by the way, he doesn't tweet often, but he put a freaking diatribe sticking up for his protege and fellow Muslim Ilhan Omar. You know what he said? Trump's using the federal government to target her simply because she's a political opponent and warning that this sets a dangerous precedent. Think about this. This is Barack Obama. The Trump-Russia collusion started under Obama. Okay, and Hillary Clinton's campaign paid for the steel dossier. He sicked his CIA and Clapper and all these guys on Trump. And he weaponized the government against his political opponents. And now he's saying that Trump is doing it?

2:01:10Are you, like, he's so delusional. And he thinks that people, I mean, the polls got like seven some million views. Because, you know, obviously he's an ex-president. but it's so rich that this is the guy that's talking about what they did to Trump, the impeachment, the criminal cases, New York, Fulton County, Mar-a-Lago raid. You realize because of Obama, they raided freaking Melania's underwear drawer, and he's going to come out there and say that. And this is what pisses me off, okay? This is the second term, accountability, and we've been screaming for it for how long, Tom? And I understand that these processes take time, but Democrats are playing a completely different game, and we're seeing what they're saying that's going to be coming down the pipe.

2:01:52And I don't think the Republicans have the stomach to say it, to do it, to go through with it. Democrats play hard. They go hard in the paint. Trump last week was like, you know what, I'm not going to go after Obama or Biden or Hillary or any of these people because I respect the office of presidency. To hell with that noise. Accountability isn't disrespecting the presidency. Go after them. If they broke the law, go after them. And she's like, Ilhan Omar, she's one of God knows how many, okay? Because at some point in two years, Adam, Trump is going to leave office. And you know what's going to happen?

2:02:26He's the president. He's protected. And anybody with him is going to get a pardon. We're the ones that are going to be left out there like, yo, dog. We're the ones that have been fighting for you. We've been ride or die. You haven't put any of them in freaking jail or investigating them. It's James Comey because of seashells. Nothing's going to happen to him. And what happened to the other guy, Tom? big mustache, Bolton, with the document cases. And it's like, bro, the Democrats, I respect the hell out of them because they will go after you. What do they try to do to Trump besides all the other stuff?

2:02:56They try to shoot him in the freaking head. They shot him in the ear. They try to kill him in the freaking golf course too. How many times? How many times? They play to freaking win. Meanwhile, we're tippy-toeing as Republicans. I hate it. I hate it because I think they play to win and we're soft when it comes to this type of stuff. There's a lot of your rant that I agree with. I just have to ask you one question. Do you actually think that Obama is literally a Muslim? Absolutely, 100 % I do. Barack, Adam, just do me one favor. You go out there in the world, show me one Barack Hussein Obama, and I want him, hold on, that he's a Christian cross-wearing, he loves Jesus Christ, and he reads the Bible, and he's a Christian.

2:03:36Don't let it, Adam, don't let him fool you. He's not a Christian. I'm asking you a question. No, and he's not a Christian. Obama's not a Christian. I remember the reason I bring that up is because obviously this is, listen, I don't have a horse in this race. I don't care. I'm not a fan of Obama at all right now. I remember when he was coming into the election, there was a whole pastor, Jeremiah Wright. I'm asking you a simple question. Why would you go to church for 20 years if you're Muslim? Like I'm trying to grapple with like, is it just hearsay? Is it just making conjecture? I don't trust him.

2:04:06So you just think he just faked going to church? Absolutely. Look where his grandmother and them are from. Adam, that's one thing too. and you're the one earlier that we're talking about they made the White House gay. Go look at the history. He definitely made the White House gay. I'm just saying. That's actually literal. I understand that, but don't let them fool you. I'm telling you right now, Adam. Hussein Obama. Even if he says, I'm Protestant, I'm Christian, you don't believe him? I don't believe Obama. Period, Adam. Is there anything that could be given that you would believe he's Christian?

2:04:31No, I think he's... Okay, so you're not even willing to acknowledge that he says he's Christian. What Christian do you feel that Obama... Like, give me something that exudes Christianity. You're the Christianity expert. I'm far from an expert. I'm flawed as hell, but I don't believe him at all. Period. End of story. I don't believe Obama in anything, Adam. I think he's one of the worst presidents that we've had. I'm being super clear with my brother Vinny. You think he's been lying to the whole world that he's an actually Muslim? All right. That's your opinion. I actually do, Chris. Ask his brother.

2:05:00Ask his family. Ask him. Oh, yeah. I'm just clarifying how you think. Yeah. I don't believe anything about this guy. Yeah. And by the way, I... What do you think? You know what I just did right now is I went and I said, how many Americans named Hussein are Christian? That's what I just asked. The data wouldn't pull up. How many Americans with a middle name Hussein are Christians? I don't know. I haven't met any. Oh, either have I. That's a valid question. I've never met a Hussein who is a Christian. I don't know. Do you think he was lying about being Christian, going to church for 20 years? I mean, I'm just asking.

2:05:38Do you think he went to church every Sunday? Guys, I'm just asking questions. I know, but Adam, this is a guy that was talking bad about your boy, B.B. the other day, too. He was talking shit about your boy, B.B. Let me wrap up with this last story before we go on. Something that's very personal to Tom and I here. There's a very weird statistic that was shown between the Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers. Have you seen the statistic? No. Can you do me a favor and pull up the statistic? So, story comes out. Two of the smallest spenders will meet in the World Series for the first time since 1991.

2:06:10I'm going to read this to you. And then, Vinny or Tom, if you have that stat, if you can send it to the boys in the back so you can pull it up. This is the craziest thing. Watch this here. Okay, watch. Go ahead. So, this is Milwaukee against the Dodgers. Payroll comparison. Milwaukee, 142. Look at Dodgers. Goes close to 403, 404. I don't know what the number is. 412 in Major League Baseball. when the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the mighty money in Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday, it set up a first World Series between two of the smallest spenders in 35 years. Milwaukee will face Cleveland or Tampa Bay in a seven series October 23rd.

2:06:49The Dodgers, Mets, and Yankees will watch from home with payrolls that each cost more than the Brewers, Guardians, and Rays. By the way, the Guardians, Vinny, do you know the Guardians payroll? How much? Is the same as what the Dodgers pay one player, Otani. No way. I love it. You want me to say this? I love it. Tom knows this. Look at him smile on his face. The Guardians payroll, which is 74 million Cleveland Indians back in the day. The Cleveland Indians. I just call them what they are. The Guardians have the same exact payroll as Otani, one person, but this is the crazy statistic. That doesn't make sense.

2:07:21Watch this. Adam, look at this. So the Brewers against the Dodgers, Adam, in 2025 when they faced each other, Dodgers swept them 4-0. 149. Tom, PA, how many of them? 149 pitches. What does PA stand for? Plate appearances. Plate appearances. 128 at bats. 32 hits. Average was 250. On-base percentage was 347. Next year, the Brewers beat the Dodgers with the same exact stats. Can you imagine that? But going the other way, they swept. Yeah, they swept. It doesn't make sense. Now, here's the thing. One of the things I love about sports, because sports is about grudge and revenge and all of that, right?

2:08:04One of the brewers was being interviewed, and he says, Look, I just don't like the way the Dodgers behaved when they beat us. Did you see this clip? No, no, no. Where he's like, when they beat us, they were just kind of sitting out there as if it's not a big deal. I'll send it to you guys if you have the clip. Go for it. Watch us here, Vinny. They carried themselves on the field after sweeping us last year was a little bit eye-opening. we won the DS against the Cubs and I think we kind of celebrated like that was something those guys swept us they sent us home and you would have thought it was a handshake line at a spring training game you under somebody's stand that's something that I carried with me that's something that I remembered this is my kind of a guy and yeah I mean it was just it was a little bit of motivation to just say we got to keep going until there's not another game left to play.

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2:10:10Milwaukee's up 3-2. Milwaukee's up 3-2. So it's going to be Milwaukee-Tampa is what it's going to look like. And I know you being a minority owner of the Yankees, obviously you have vested interest. take away your personal and your business you know interest someone named last name bet david the davids going against the goliaths you do have to respect these small market teams screw them stunning screw bet david screw what's the song say about why bet on goliaths when you got bet david screw all these bet david is the milwaukee brewers i could care less it is i get The small market teams. You've got to love it.

2:10:50It is the San Antonio. Green Bay beat Dallas. They kicked their butt. For Milwaukee and Tampa, I totally get it. But listen, this is the kind of like a, you know, giving the middle finger to the Goliath of your business. That's exactly what's happening right now, if you think about it. That's exactly what's happening right now with these guys. Why would you bet on Goliath when you got Bet David? I'm still trying to figure out that tweet. Tom, what are the statistical odds? Of that happening? What are the odds? And, Connor, maybe you guys could do this too. That the same exact everything happened, Adam, but it was reverse, meaning you got swept.

2:11:30Identical. My cousin Vinny. It has to be astronomical. These particular stats are really amazing. Last year, the Dodgers had seven home runs. Milwaukee had six this year. On-base percentage was 800 versus 700. There's some things in there. But of these particular stats, it is quite a statistical. It's an anomaly. How does that happen? Everything is exactly, like, it doesn't make any sense to me. When I saw that, when I showed Pat, Pat looked at me like I was crazy. Baseball is magical. I've said this many times. Baseball is God's favorite sport, period. And last year, the World Series was the best one I've ever seen in my life.

2:12:07It's going to be interesting to see what happens. Nobody wants to see a sweep. No. Nobody wants to see a sweep. By the way, Yankees got swept. I know. Dodgers got swept. Yeah. Red Sox got swept. Didn't the Red Sox get swept by us? You're like, hey, we're feeling good, all this other stuff. And the former MVP of AL, American League MVP, Aaron Judge, you got the other MVP of NL. How many MVPs does he have? Not four or five. I don't know how many he got. Otani got four. They were both hurt going into it. So it was a very weird thing that's taking place. We'll see what happened. And American League Cy Young was on the Yankees.

2:12:41So both MVPs, this year's MVPs, PCA out of Chicago and out of Houston, both of those MVPs went home early. And the Cy Young Award winner for the American League went home early. So you only have – it's really weird. You only have one of those players left in World Series, which is Miz, who is the National League Cy Young Award winner for Milwaukee. It's a very weird year. It is. So it's like the small market. But guess what? If Tampa wins tonight, you will have a first-time World Series champion. And Pat knows I love the Dodgers, and I talk about them a lot. But I also love baseball. And I'm pissed that we didn't.

2:13:27What do you love more, baseball or Dodgers? I think I love the sport a little more than that. I love baseball. Yeah, I love baseball. I'll tell you something. All those little kids with hats, all those little kids with jerseys that are in Tampa and that are in Milwaukee. Somebody's going to get a – if Tampa beats Cleveland, if it's those two, some kids are going to get their first World Series taste ever. That's cool. Because they've never – those teams have never won a win. I want to show this. If you can go back to this thing here. Parents, I saw this. I wanted to share it with you. I think, parents, sometimes we need help because in our eyes, you see something you want your kids to do, and they're just different than you and I.

2:14:07So, you know, this is a very simple illustration that shows if you talk too much, start a podcast. If you argue too much, become a lawyer. You know how parents say you argue too much. You notice everything, become a designer. If you're too competitive, build a business. If you're too sensitive, create art. If you overthink too much, become a strategist. If you ask too many questions, become a researcher. if you care too much help others and if you daydream too much tell stories go tell stories to people right all those curious explore the world right you're too obsessed master your craft you know you think differently create something okay the the reality sometimes as parents that we we forget about we had a very good uh day yesterday we were hanging out having a good time We went to this place called Cote, and Vinny literally looked like a different human being by the time we were eating.

2:15:08I told Vinny, I whispered to him, I said, guys, don't eat this bread. Don't eat all this stuff that's coming in. Just wait for it. Food is not here. Like, no, no, we got it. I'm a champ when it comes down to eating. I've never seen Vinny with this much food in his belly that Vinny was gone. Vinny's not going to eat food for about a couple weeks. I'm not eating all day. But when you're around kids, sometimes we tend to put them in a box, and the reality of it is God has gifted everybody in a different way. Our goal is try to find a way on what we can do with their gifts to help them, guide them in life, and do special things because they need that guidance.

2:15:41And if we try to put, one of my favorite quotes of Albert Einstein is, if you try to teach a fish to climb a tree, he would feel like an idiot. A fish cannot climb a tree. That's Einstein's quote. A fish is a, you know, a fish is a fish. Stop trying to ask a fish to climb a tree. He's going to feel like an idiot, right? Let it be whoever it wants to be. Everybody is a genius, but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. Okay? Because look at that fish under the tree. Poor guy. And sometimes we do that as parents. I think it's a good idea for us to think about that and take a different angle with them.

2:16:18Anyways, I'm in a mode of writing this fatherhood book, so my brain is filled with a bunch of content like this. But having said that, for those of you guys that are still watching this, that you want to be with us election night, let me give you a whisper of who's going to be with us that night. Okay, you're one of the first to know this. If you're staying until the very, very end, these are the people that will be joining us that night on election night. So the panel is going to, a lot of these guys are going to be live with us there. A lot of people will be there, comedians, sports folks. I don't want to give you the names.

2:16:47I'll give you the names more on Friday as well because every day we're talking to people. They're going to be joining us on election night. And those that will be with us there live will be on C-SPAN as well. It will be televised. So if you haven't yet become a member, it's a great group of people to network would become members with. Go to boardroomcigarlounge.com. Fill out your application. Somebody from our team will get a hold of you. God bless everybody. We'll do it again on Friday. Bye-bye, bye-bye.

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